Rural Carriers Meet at Russell in Warren County
The rural mail carriers association and the ladies auxiliary held a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Ward Culbertson in Russell with forty members present. Reports discussed pension and retirement funds. next meeting set for September at Ray McIntosh’s in Star Brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lauffenburger
Phillys Lauffenburger
Jacob Lauffenburger
N. A. Lawson
Pred Lauffenburger
Ellen Sweeney
Thornhill
Pittsburgh
W. S. Sweeney
Ralph Fox
Kane
Lyston Sadler
John Perkins
Akeleys Grove
Ladies Aid Society
Lilydale
Jamestown Saddle Clubs
Celoron
Richard Enos
Jack Sweeney
P. B. Brown and Son
Thompson Hill Social Notes Aug. 6 Recap
Thompson Hill residents share visits and services during the week. Er nest Kaberick and Mrs. Herman Burgett called on Mrs. Henry Knapp. Lorn Bidwell helps Bloomfield with haying. Rural Sunday School picnic at Newton's Grove attended by Stella Burgett and Georgia. W. J. Lyon and family visited Clarence Skinner. Masses Nellie Firth and Helen Walters visited Asa Stanton. Frewsburg visitors Percy Phillips and Mrs. Asa Standon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hill
Ernest Kaberick
Herman Burgett
Henry Knapp
Lyle Porter
Ethel
Evelyn Porter
Marguerite Skinner
Lorn Bidwell
North Warren
Bloomfield
Stella Burgett
Georgia
Newton's Grove
Clarence Skinner
W. J. Lyon
William
St Patrick Banished Snakes from Poland
An old style ad notes a claim that St Patrick banished snakes from Poland. A separate medical ad promotes Foster’s Five Dollar Pile Treatment, claimed to banish piles for $2.00, offered by A Foster of Massillon, Ohio, dated August 7, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Poland
Foster
A. Foster
Massilon
Ohio
Search Woods for Missing Man Near Strausstown
State police and volunteer searchers under Elias Miller comb the Blue mountains near Strausstown for William Miller 46 missing for seven weeks. His rusted automobile was found in the woods, and fear grows that he is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Elias Miller
Blue Mountains
Strausstown
Miller
William Miller
Continuance of U S Prosperity Reported for 1927
Washington reports 1927 U S business at a very high level continuing the prosperity since 1921. Manufacturing output near record, exports larger though prices fell. imports steady. Factory labor absorbed, farm production up, cotton acres down 15 percent, prices easing from prior two years. Rail revenues dipped 12 percent yet remained above recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Economic Trends Show Mixed Retail, Housing Activity
The year sees payments up 11 percent in some sectors while expansion slows in broad market operations. Retail trade inches higher though overall activity remains uneven with declines in general costs, a four percent drop in food prices, and housing and fuel costs rising around eight percent.
Three Killed as Train Strikes Auto in Kenton Area
A car stalled at a grade crossing five miles south of Kenton when a Big Four train struck it, killing Anderson Burks 42, his daughter Ruth, and son Harold 6. The trio were fatally injured as the vehicle was just starting to cross the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Anderson Burks
Farmer
Ruth
Harold
Here
Cronning
Local Notes From Porkey Aug. 6 Car Mystery and Travel During Week
A New York tagged car visited Sheffield seeking directions and was guided by the Cole family to show hills along Bull Hill and Minister Hill. Downey and Littlefield toured Warren for business and shopping. Hoover and Rupert headed north to Canada after Ontario reports. Deaf mute Mr Rice and family arrived seeking Eloise Downey, sharing notes about a redwood house car and California trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porkey
New York
Sheffield
Cole
Bull HU
Minister Hill
E. T. Downey
Clyde Littlefield
Warren
A. F. Hoover
Lois Rupert
Canada
Ontario
Lester Rice
Music and community notes from Tidioute page
Readable items recount local music practice announcements, visits by residents from Barnes, Prospect, Erie, and Girard, fishing trips, neighborhood outings, and weather shifts. Mentions South Penn Oil plant visitors, Old Home Day forecasts, and social visits to farms with dinners and garden produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peete
Walter Hover
Barnes
Earl Eakin
Prospect
Tidioute
A. F. Hoover
Hoover
Walter Shepard
Erie
George Shepard
Getardey
Shepard
Hare
Mayburg
John Greenewalt
Barnea
Harry Hanson
Sheffield
Miles O'Donnell
Porkey
C. P. Raleiger
Mr. McClintock
Oil City
South Penn Oil Company
Naptha
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Russell
Wilkebarre
Lauffenburg
Carl Keller
Cleveland
Dana Warmet
Kenneth Swanson
Willard Weatherby
Loyal Briggs
Fred Lindell
R. R. Young
Sidney Jenkins
Jamestown
Verne Stevens
Clyde Briggs
Levi Fox
Marie Jones
Mary Lindell
Epworth League
Epworth League Institute
Meadville
Church Lawn
Gerald Mattison
J. A. van Orsdale
Warner
Ward Culbertson
George French
Gerald Hale
Kinzua
Ray Thompson
Daniel Bennett
Thompson
Ira Hagberg
Versel
John Cable
Maude Lehman
Clara Wright
Ei Ethel
Evelyn
Laura Deming
Sugargrove
Hartley Skinner
Alfred Nelson
Viola Nelson
Howard Baird
Stoneham
Walter Thompson
Alica Skinner
Frances Rowland
Mitchell Mahan
Elmer Hansen
Herbert Putnam
Carl King
Nels Peterson
Farm Journal
U. S
Warren Savings
Cae
Warren, Pa
Karl
Girard
D. D. Platt
Hammond Lion Works
Htemeelven
Sevial Wks
Martha Manafild
Cora M. Littlefield
Wilbur Salsgiver
Kellerville
Willard Littlefield
Tiona
Nebraska
Bayborg
Shanus O'Brien
True
Clara M. Welsh
Balltown
James E. McMichael
B. F. McMichael
Senator Lamb
Chas. Moyer
Rouseville
Kenneth Littlefield
Franklin
Miss Opal Shepard
Miss Shepard
Warren's
Leopard
Metzger-Wright
China
Bengal
Persia
East
India
Africa
ATDIX
Vernion
Perle
Matrix
Scotland
England
Paris
Hongkong
St. Floor
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