Camp Scribe Reports A Busy Week At Chedwell Camp Grounds
Camp Scribe notes a lively week at Camp Chedwell with ideal weather, sailing and motor boats in demand, and daily classes in First Aid Nature Study Bible Test Hymn memorizing swimming and geography. Morning chapel services and a visit from Ton-Ka-Wa mark rivalries while plans for an outdoor chapel and pilgrimages to Chautauqua Assembly Grounds Saturday frame a week of camp life with reports of illness and social events among campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Stara
Ton-Ka-Wa
Stowe
Chautauqua
Horce
Chautauqua Country Club
TECHO
Wvol
Lehigh
Wayre Miller
Dick DeLong
Immy Keller
Claude Fiero
Dave” Smith
Chedowell
Amestown
Chris
Ente
Snelding
Bemus
Howard Ryberg
Howdy” Walters
Ters
Local Notices From Yankee Bush Area Aug 10
Mrs E H Weiler on sick list again. John Haglund and Orren Dalrymple visit Warren and Sugar Grove. William Wheelock hosts relatives from Baltimore. Domeo Lunn family return from Shinglehouse Pa with Grace Beyer. Pauline Simmons of New York City visiting E A Simmons family for about three weeks. Martha Dalrymple and Grace Beyer visit Marshall Grey at Busti. Grey ill. Evelyn Grey ill with appendicitis. C J Beyer and family noted.
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Yankee Bush
E. H. Weiler
John Haglund
Warren
Orren Dalrymple
Sugar Grove
William Wheelock
Baltimore
Maryland
Domeo Lunn
James Franklin
Shinglehouse
EF. O. Havers
Grace Beyer
Nittany Mountains
Pauline Simmons
New York City
E. A. Simmons
Martha Dalrymple
Marshall Grey
Busti
Silver Bell Club Holds Meeting in Sheffield
In Sheffield on a Wednesday evening the Silver Bell club gathered at Miss Lula Eckman’s home for games and refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Edith Slack celebrating a birthday, Mrs. Harry Walters and Mrs. Mildred Pontious receiving gifts, with about twenty neighbors attending and later a two course luncheon.
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Sheffield
L. J. Cummings
Morgantown
West Virginia
Clifford Peterson
Corry
John Dunn
Burton
Silver Bell Club
Lula Eckman
Carl Larson
L. Keith Weiser
Jamestown
Edith Slack
Pedro
Harry Walters
Walters
Mildred Pontious
Lelen McCool
Warren
Thelma Pontious
Harry Pontious
CG. A. Carlson
Saybrook
Repine
Indiana
Synthetic tobacco gains popularity in Germany
German chemists have developed a method to make synthetic tobacco by impregnating thin paper sheets with chemically produced nicotine. The sheets are dyed and perfumed to resemble real tobacco, then rolled into cigars. The products burn evenly and are becoming popular in Berlin.
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Germany
Berlin
Meteor Fall Near Cyclist Seen Across England
Reginald Harvey witnessed a meteor near Oxfordshire while cycling. A ball of fire the size of a coconut whistled past him and struck the road twenty feet ahead. He found only grey ashes scattered on the ground.
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England
Reginald Harvey
Harvey
Oxfordshire
Warren visitors call at Elmer Beavers' home
Son Larry and Mrs. John Howhart of Warren called at Elmer Beavers' Wednesday evening, suggesting a social visit and local community activity.
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Larry
John Howhart
Warren
Elmer Beavers
Tent Meetings Draw Big Crowd On Franklin Street
The second night of tent services by the Church of the Nazarene on Franklin Street extension drew a larger audience. Rev. F W Nease preached on Divine Magic from 1 John 1 9 stressing the atonement of Jesus Christ. Singing evangelists Haas and Anderson led two duets and will perform at each service through August 28, inviting Christians of all denominations to attend.
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Franklin Street
Church of the Nazarene
Messrs
Haas and
Anderson
F. W. Nease
Jesus Christ
Christ
Calvary
Irvine Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Haas and Anderson
Townsfolk set clocks to radio time in Nymboida
The local schoolmaster takes the school receiving set from a broadcasting company. He rings the bell to start classes on radio time and the townspeople adjust their clocks accordingly.
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Nymboida
Australia
General Broadcasting Company
Pilgrimage to Graves Honors World War British Soldiers
Two hundred men from England joined a pilgrimage to Egypt and Palestine to honor British soldiers buried there. Members of St BarNabas Pilgrimage of London led by F Mayllineaux funded the trip largely through public subscriptions.
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England
Rgypt
Palestine
St Barnabas Pilgrimage of
London
F. Mayllineaux
Rumors Denied on Hazen Cuyler Trade to Brooklyn
Pittsburg reports deny rumors that Hazen Cuyler, Pittsburgh out fielder suspended for listless play, would be traded to Brooklyn for Max Carey. Barnev Dreyfuss, owner of the Pirates, states the rumors are untrue.
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Pittsburgh
Hazen Cuyler
Brooklyn
Max Carey
Pirate
Barney Dreyfuss
The
One
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Sher
Felder
Zwxld
Midway
Claude Farrel
Wood
Allen
Chuck Frantz
Tok Jes Jibbo
Pope
Fatso
Dick Heasley
EA. GrowdenAutpware Co
Ree
C. K. Barton
Mr. Martin
Pavania
Glade-Run
Tribune Insurance
New Victor Records
Coreuta
F. T. Jan Garber
Jan Garber
Paul Whiteman
Crossade
Orch
Nat Shilkret
Victor Orchestra
F. T. Johnny Hamp
Happiness Boys
Crofter
Franklyn Barr
Johnny Marvin
Ed. Smalle
Veterans’ Globe OF Flowers
Old Soldiers
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Kan
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Penna. Ave
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