98 Year-Old Aunt Teid Porter Attends Youngsville Reunion
In Youngsville on August 9 a Porter family reunion at Dr. and Mrs. Jack Farnham’s East Main Street home drew seventy guests from Ohio, Warren Pa, Erie and beyond. Mrs Teid Porter, nearly 98, joined descendants and was charmingly active. Officers elected included Dan Porter as president, Kenneth Humes as vice president, Alma Porter as secretary treasurer. The event followed a long tradition, with a bountiful outdoor dinner, a program, and plans for the next gathering in 1929.
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Porter
Jack Farnham
East Main Street
Teid. Porter
Teid
McKean
Farnham
Ohio
Warren
Erie Cambridge Springs
Cormeant
Poke
Farnham Yard
Dan Porter
Cambridge Springs
Kenneth Humes
Alma Porter
Erie
Henry Osburn
Franklin
Cache
Swift
Liberty Street
Wright
Jisland Park
Trade Council and
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Findley Lake
Charles’ Dyer
Aubrey
Titusville
Damon
West Spring Creek
Corry
Vern Smith
Hagerty
Bryan Satterley
Clyde Damsen
Bonnie Narrows
Frak Darrows
Frank Darrows
Hur Damon
Florida
Alice Kay
Kay
Mary Ngeus
Fort Pierce
R. L. Mead
James Ruple
Cleveland
A. J. Nyquist
Mr. Hoskins
Gene Tunney to marry Mary Josephine Lauder
New York reports Gene Tunney, the heavyweight champion, plans marriage to Mary Josephine Lauder. Lauder, heir to steel wealth and distantly related to the Carnegies, is educated in elite New York circles. Tunney pursued money and culture to win her, entering society after defeating Dempsey and retiring with a fortune.
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Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Mary Josephine
Random
Southampton
Long Island
Bar Harbor
Maine
Lake Forest
Newport
Dempsey
Chicago
Greenwich
Conn
U. P
Mary Josephine Lander
Miss Lander
Episcopalian Church
W C T U July meeting in Irvine lists new officers
The W C T U held its July meeting at Mrs Inez Westfall s home with 13 members and 11 visitors present. Mrs Margaret Johnson presided and the treasurer reported 31 03 balance. New officers elected include president Mrs Margaret Johnson first vice president Mrs Katharine Hamlin second vice president Mrs Gertrude Dailey secretary Mrs Belle Oviatt and treasurer Mrs Bertha Walters. An August picnic was set for the regular meeting day.
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Margaret Johnson
Katharine Hamlin
Gertrude Dailey
Belle Oviatt
Bertha Walters
Irene Walters
Edith Edger
Aliie Peterson
Union Signal and Bulletin
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Ashtabula
Louie Schweitzer
Robert Christie
Citizens’ Co-Operative Association
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