Funeral Services In Memory Of Mrs Grace Brown Held
Funeral services for Grace Brown were held at the home with Rev Hulse and Rev Driscoll in charge. Interment followed in Oakland Cemetery Warren. Grace Merz Brown, born May 27 1881 Jamestown, married 1906 to Fred Brown, left six children Ellsworth Robert Eudora and three younger kids. Survived by husband, children, father Benjamin Merz and sister Chauncy Moon. Those from out of town included Moon Merz Barrett and others.
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Youngsville
Grace Brown
Hulse
M. E. Church
Rev
Driscoll
Mrs. Brown
Chauncy Moon
Fred Myers
Trwin Brown
Roy Brown
Jamestown
Will Cooper
Cattaraugus
Howard Jacobs
Oakland
Warren
Tamestown
Grace Merz
Fred Brown
Ellsworth Brown
Houghton College
Robert Brown
Eudora Brown
Eunice
Marian
Freeman
Nashfeld
Martin Merz
Benjamin Merz
May Barrett
Grace
Hazel
Heard
L. J. Brown
Lakewood
Lucile Neilson
Grace Holder
Titusville
Peterson
Smith
Celoron
Hettie Butler
Ora Colby
W. J. Spencer
Department of the Church School
Spencer
Nellie Belnap
Myron Hulse
Curtis
Gustafson
Delia Rapp
Vivian Olds
Margaret
Maxine Brazee
Islands Park
Brokenstraw
Mead- Fille
Frewsburg
Chautauqua Lake
Vakotes
Lillian Swanson
Electa Johnson
Jn Mead
Mary Negus
Fred Beckenbach
J. W. Engstrom
Schnell
Church Lawn
Stanly Moorer
R. L. Mead
Henry Shipe
Marienville
Delaney Opponent Today and Island Park Reunion
Thursday the Kay-Hilton reunion is held at Island Park. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Munna of Buffalo, Mrs. Mary Taft, Guy Baldwin of Pittsburgh visiting sister Mrs. Joe Davis, Mrs. F. H. Lindberg of Erie visiting Clayton Wesley and her father, and Mamie Rathburn visiting Alex Lyon and relatives. Nearly 200 attended the Legion Auxiliary picnic with Women's Relief Corps and G.R.K. members, featuring baseball, volleyball and cluie games and a cooperative supper.
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Island Park
Ralph Munna
Buffalo
Mary Taft
Guy Baldwin
Pittsburgh
Joe Davis
F. H. Lindberg
Erie
Clayton Wesley
Mamie Rathburn
Alex Lyon
Legion-Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Women’s’ Relief Corps
G. 4. RK
Youngsville
Grand Army of the Republic
Michael Gardner
William York
Mr. Durlin
Why Bees Swarm Says State Apiary Inspector Greene
Charles N Greene of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Plant Industry explains three reasons bees swarm to replace an old queen to make room for new brood and to store nectar. He notes bees load honey before swarming, often fly short distances then sometimes a mile or more, and advises feeding sugar water to keep them calm. He recommends modern movable frame hives and shaking bees into a basket near the entrance to entice entry.
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Nature
Charles N. Greene
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Plant Industry
Greene
Mr. Green
Tribune Sport Section Highlights Global Port News
The Tribune sport section features the latest port news and industry updates with an emphasis on trade flow, ship movements, and regional developments. Key ports, companies, and analysts are cited, reflecting current market conditions and strategic priorities shaping maritime activity.
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Tribune Sport
Babe Ruth Stars as Yankees Hold Off Senators 4-3
Washington August 11 Babe Ruth delivered the hero turn for the New York Yankees in a 4-3 win over the Senators. Ruth singled in the first inning, then his third inning homer plated three runs to seal the victory. Umpire Rowland faced trouble, benches were emptied after a dispute with Bluege, though no one was hurt. Yesterday's results listed include New York over Pittsburgh 8-3 and Philadelphia 6 1, Boston 0-5. Today Philadelphia visits Boston and other matchups follow.
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Washington
Blibe Ruth
New York Yankees
Ruth
Rowland
Harris
Bluege
AEB
EAS Ee
New York
Combs
Koenig
Ss - A
Gehrig
Meusel
Lazerri
Hoyt
Pas
Moore
AB. R-H. PO. A
E. Rice
Ifreth
Met
Stewart
Washington Ie
Goslin
Netroit
Rael
Homer
Rice
Zachery
Leon
Losin
Pan Graflan
Connolly
Detroit Beats St Louis 2-1 In Pitcher's Duel
Detroit tops St Louis 2-1 in a pitchers duel as Owen Carroll beats Milton Gaston. Fothergill injured after colliding with the fence while pursuing a ball. Final line shows Detroit scoring two unearned runs and St Louis one.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Owen Carroll
Milton Gaston
Fothergill
Ag. Bt. Louis
Gaston
Schang
Carroll
Woodall
Testerady's Results Highlight Cracking Scores Across Matches
Philadelphia 12, Boston 2, Detroit 2, St. Louis 1. New York ¢, Washington 3, others not scheduled. New York at Washington, Boston at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Detroit, Chicago at Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chiago
Cleveland
International Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Newark defeated Syracuse 11 to 5 while Rochester topped Jersey City 6 to 4. Baltimore beat Buffalo 4 to 2 and Toronto won 10 to 2 over Reading. Columbus 4 to 3 edged Kansas City 2 to 8. Minneapolis 41 to 2 over Milwaukee 2 and Indianapolis 8 to 5. Toledo 7 beat Milwaukee 2 and St Paul 2 defeated Louisville 3.
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Newark
Syracuse
Rochester
Jersey
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Reading
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St Paul
Red Sox Lose Opening Game of Series to Phillies
Philadelphia's pitching by Lefty Grove held Boston to 2 runs as the Phillies defeated the Red Sox 12 to 2 in the opener. The Phillies started strong with 9 strikeouts by Grove and tallied multiple runs across innings while Boston managed limited offense.
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Phiadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Lefty Grove
Boston
Welter
Wingfield
Hoffman
Groye
Cochrane
Non Union Miner Killed in Rojan Mine Attack
Clearfield Pennsylvania August 13 United Press reports two non union miners at the Rojan mine were attacked by four unknown men after operations resumed on a non union basis. John Rubelenski 35 was killed and Harry Solace 36 escaped to seek help with cuts and bruises. Authorities said the assailants shouted scabs and accused the workers of talking about their jobs.
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Clearfield
United Press
Rojan
John Rubelenski
Harry Solace
Epical film tale of frontier empire builders clash
William Boyd Marguerite De La Motte and J Farrell MacDonald star with Jack Hoxie in a sweeping adventure about brave men and women facing death from savage tribes and renegade white men as they strive to build a vast empire in untamed Indiana lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyd
Marguerite de la Motte
J. Farrell MacDonald
Jack Hoxie
Indiana
State Farm Projects Show Commission Ready To Start Work
The State Farm Projects Show Commission, created for the 1927 General Assembly, is ready to begin. It lists nine members including Governor John S. Fisher and secretary G. G. Jordan, with duties to plan the State Farm Products Show, lease buildings and space, fund expenses, and arrange agricultural meetings linked to the annual exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Jon 5. Fisher
State Farm Products Show Committee
John S. Fisher
G. G. Jordan
Secretary of Agriculture
R. L. Watts
School of Agriculture
Perm State College
M.S. M. Cowell
Commonwealth
Bruce Kramer Faces Amputation After Crash In Berwick
Bruce Kramer, injured in a highway collision near Berwick, may lose his right leg after his left leg was amputated earlier. The crash occurred when a truck driven by Kramer was struck by Roy Schafer’s car, sending both vehicles over a 200 foot embankment.
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Berwick
U. P
Bruce Kramer
Kramer
Roy Schafer
Schickehinney
Sugar Grove Picnic Plans and Seminary Reunion Notes
The Sugar Grove township executive committee finalized details for the August 24 picnic at Sugar Grove with committees named for advertising grounds sports concessions finance and music. The Dairymen’s League met August 13 at BR Weld’s home. The Sugar Grove Seminary reunion held in the high school auditorium featured dinner at Better Fly Inn forty four attendees and officers elected for 1928. An annual decision was debated and attendance noted with many former students and visitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove Township
A. Schoonover
TL Abbott
Olive R. Abbott
Gerald Sands
A. G. Abbott
Hugh She + sports
Z. Z. Chatailler
Leigh Smith
D. HW. Hagerty
O. D. Barlow
D. Wheelock
Dairymens’ League
Sugar Free Dairymen’s League
Co-operatve Association
Jd. Weld
Sugar Grove Seminary
Better Fly Inn
D. H. Goggin
Frank M. Patchen
R. J. White
Victor Thompson
Falls Creek
Patchen
George W. Jude Jameston
Olive Rexford Abbott
Mabyl Mahbeek van Giesen
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Ida R. Falconer
Miami
Pla
Clayton L. Mix
Daytona
Elizabeth Summereill Ames
Erie
Edna Bronson Duff
Kate Cowles Lyon
Grate Averill Emerson
Gerda Dennigson DeForest
Agnes M. Sill
Leona B. McCray
Alice Jones Wade
Maria Bleakesley Kidder
Warren
Mary Miller Dalrymple
North Warren
George H. Burns
Kittanning
E. J. Swanson
Mayville
N. Y
H. C. Alverson
Corry
Nora
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Falconer
Leonard
Hull’s Furniture Store
Youngsville, Pa
Youngsville Planing Mill
R Warren
Youngsville Theatre
Delaney
Paolina
Uscudun
Jack Delaney
Yankee Stadium
Harry Villa
Babe Ruth
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Ley Briggs
Frank W. Bullock
Andrew Westrom
EF. W. Hummer
C. G. Neelly
Leechburg
Mattie Hodgen 3Rahan
Akeley
Airs
William F .Stilson
Richmond Hill
Bls
Bertha M. Caresa
Pleasantville
Belle Chambers Byrnes
Bertha C. Taggert
Tidioute
Floyd E. Stafford
Union City
Simon A
Meadville
Isabelle
Elwin
Sudel Nickerson
Sheffield
Emmi Rowley
E. Bergstrom
Sallie Bruges
Fiarh Falconer
H. Helix
Virgina Mix
Ridgway
W Cale
Ashville
Margaret Lawson
Russell
W. L. Nottal
Sherman
N.Y. Cecel South
Mary Martin
Eunce V. Barlow
J. B. Dallas
WC Jamieson
Winifred Johnson Anderson
Kate Veness Barrett
Nettie Langdon Abbott
Margaret Hamilton
Maude Gourley Minere
Anna Broughton Lopus
Helen McDonald Therpe
Thella M. Scudder
Ive Rexford
Uzcudun
Paolina Uzcudun
Snroll
G. F. Anderson
Youngaville
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