Spring Creek Aid Plans Social in August
Community notices from Spring Creek on August 12 describe gatherings and visits. Families from Oil City Warren Jamestown and Union City visit Mrs. Minnie Stearns and Mrs. A I Mattison, who has been hospitalized and home. The Ladies Aid plans an August 24 ice cream social with candy booth and fortune telling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
John Stearns
Charles Neidith
Oil City
Minnie Stearns
A. I. Mattison
Dr. Pierce’s Hospital
Fred Johnson
Warren
Thelma Buettne
Carl Donaldson
Bob McKettrick
Dorothy Meade
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Mary Stickney
Walter Moore
Columbus
Whittaker
Harry Johnson
Emily Morton
Iva Holcombe
Jamestown
Harrisburg
Washington
Daisy Branch
Lon Bates
Lena Jackson
Emporium
L. D. Paige
Doris
Violet
Union City
Charlotte McKelvey
Canadohta Lake
Esther Hovey
Denver
Colo
E. H. Sturtevant
Glenn Donaldson
Youngsville Odd Fellows Picnic Delights Town and County
Aug 13 nonotice describes the third annual Odd Fellows picnic at Island Park for Youngsville and surrounding territory. More than a thousand attendees enjoyed a baseball game with Frewsburg, an evening dance at the Odd Fellows Hall, and a morning band from the Odd Fellows home in Meadville. Speakers included A M Stickles introducing L J Babcock of Lakewood and John N Marks, past grand master of Pennsylvania, with remarks on the fraternity and its relief work totaling $74,000,000.
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Youngsville
Odd Fellows
Island Park
Frewsburg
Odd Fellows Hall
Meadville
A. M. Stickles
L. J. Babcock
Lakewood
New York State
Odd Fellows Asociation
Grand Master
Pennsylvania
John N. Marks
Visitors Return Home from Cleveland Trip
Residents arrived back after a week in Cleveland visiting relatives. They were joined by Mr. Sturtevant and his parents from Binghamton New York who plan to stay awhile. P Ford and daughters drove from Cleveland on Friday to visit friends here. Mr and Mrs C C Deming of Erie visited Mrs Martha poveleesn and her sister during the brief spell in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred Ford
Ford
Eagle
Youngsville
Euclid Avenue
Bear Lakers
Tessie Jones
Meadville
C. A. Hazard
Wm. Olds
Sheffield
Guy
Ohio
William McKinney
Willian Stright
C. S. Mead
Blancha Woods
Ora Schnell
Buffalo
Gerber Mott Wholesale Millinery Company
Vu- Kote
A. M. Schnell
G. E. Mix
Robert Mead
Schnell's
the Lake
Warren Kay
Ford Street
Mildred Saris
Mra. F. 8
Treadway
St. Louis
B. Spandler
Pleasantville
F. 8
Agnew
A. E. Byhe
Eadgar
B. N. Babcock
R. H. Knapp
Clinton
Mass
Isabelle Sorenson
Ada Downey
Warren Street Railway Schedule Clarifies City and Line Runs
The Warren Street Railway timetable outlines service from Warren to Sheffield and back with cars at 5 50 each hour until last at 10 50 p m Sundays start at 7 00 a m City service runs every ten minutes from 6 00 a m North Warren cars every half hour from 6 00 a m to 12 80 p m Conewango Avenue cars every half hour from 6 00 a m to 11 p m First Main Line car leaves the barn at 6 22 a m regular service at 7 20 a m North Warren car at 8 00 a m First Conewango Avenue car at 6 00 a m.
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Warren
Sheffield
North Warren
Wango Avenue
Cora Satogis
Main Line
Conewango Avenue
Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Timetable
Daily weekday service begins with first car from Warren to Russell at 6:00 am and from Russell to Warren at 6:20 am. Regular hourly departures run to 9:00 pm, last northbound car to Jamestown arrives 11:50 pm and departs Jamestown at 11:55 pm for Frewsburg, arriving 10:15 pm. Frewsburg to Jamestown starts at 6:05 am, reaching Jamestown 6:30 am, then 6:35 am to Warren arriving 7:45 am. From 7:30 am Jamestown to Warren runs until 9:30 pm with last Warren car at 9:30 pm, and a late 16:10 pm Frewsburg service on weekends.
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Warren
Frewsburg
Jamestown
Odd Fellows Picnic Birth of an Organization in 1718
Description of the birth of the Odd Fellows movement led by Thomas Willey in 1718 with a tribute to the man who started the order. Notes four orphan homes in the state caring for 500+ children, calls for visits to Meadville home, and praises lowered age limit to eighteen. Includes details of a Meadville band and fundraising, followed by picnic activities and numerous attendees from Grand Valley Lakewood Warren and nearby towns. Also lists race winners and a Youngsville baseball result.
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Thomas Willey
Order of
Odd Fellows
Lodge
Meadville
Pennsylvania
New York State
Howard Forbes
Franciz
Georgie Miller
Bill Thomas
Gilbert Godman
Hubert Wheeling
Harry Massing
Paul Womans
Kermit Longley
James Hannah
Howard Bates
Milton Pitts
Glen Pitts
Elmer Hassing
Arnold Buzzard
Jess Maine
Howard Fox
Paul Gerdman
Robert Brakeman
George Dennison
Reed Urey
Edwin Longley
Comrade Longley
Samuel Thompson
Charles Neiger
Francis Wheeling
Eintire
O. B. Haupin
L. J. Babcock
Lakewood
Gee. B. Aber
North Clarendon
Fred Chambes
Fred Chambers
Warren Johnson
Minnie Nelson
J. T. Fraser
Levant Thompson
Francis Olson
Harry Young
Gladys. May Colver
Bertha Fid
Slow drivers blamed for many state accidents
Benjamin G. Eynon, registrar of motor vehicles, says slow drivers are major causes of Pennsylvania highway accidents. He notes motorists must handle cars in heavy traffic at 25 to 30 mph, while patrol surveys show most crashes occur at 16 to 20 mph or even under 15 mph.
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Pennsylvania
Benjamin G. Eynon
Highway Patrol
Body Found in Swamp Near Eddystone Range
Autopsy planned today to determine death cause of Louis Gieber 25 whose body was found in a swamp near the Eddystone life range. Gieber had disappeared six months ago and is now identified as a nearly skeletal remains case.
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Philadelphia
U. P
Louis Gieber
Eddystone
Gieber
Pennsylvania Motor Code Violations Prompt Licenses Revoked
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways announced revocation of 45 drivers licenses for violations of the state motor code through August 11. Eight drivers were added to the blacklist. Reckless driving led with 18 revocations, while driving while intoxicated was the leading cause of blacklisting with six of eight penalized.
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Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
State Department of Highways
On Stage and Screen by Dan Campbell in Hollywood
Hollywood notes describe Test photographs for Flowers in a Griffith comedy. A large bouquet changes color effects, with pink roses and lavender sweet peas replacing red roses. Universal Studios reports heavy use of breakaway vases, with only about 40 percent reaching sets.
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Dan Campbell
United Press
Hollywood
U. P
Litest Photographica Phenonomensa
Raymond
Griffith
Paramount
Gifffith
Universal Studios
Elmer Jobson
Charles Puffy
Arthur Lake
Churchill Ross
Dairy Feed Savings Through Summer Winter Supply Contracts
The article notes dairy cows need grain and hemp fiber plants, citing China as early as 2000. It states dairymen can save about 19 dollars per ton on dairy feed by contracting for winter supplies during the summer months.
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China
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Youngsville Odd Fellows
Warren Street Railway CO
Ley
Ike
Ame
RvGi
Bruno
Ike Moffet
Blawi
Ruth Villunon
Fitchburg
Ashby
Gene Casey
Wendell Engstrom
Edna Lowers
Leila Ball
K. R. Wood
Robert Vicander
Ronald Smith
Clare Crocker
Youngs
Willes
Tribune Insurance
Mary Astor
Sey
United Artists
Mory
Eddie Cantor
Adolphe Monicu
Fola Negris
Bebs Daniels
Betty Bronsons
Clara Bows
Psue
Picketl
Sertien Ans
Lorain
Warren Co
Tribune Insurance Pays
Thomas Pagano
West
Pennsylvania Ave
Tribune
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