Columbia Theatre History Recalled and Local Notes
The Columbia Amusement Company and Erie interests renew the Columbia Theatre on Second Avenue, tracing the Woodward Building’s fate since 1914 through renamings and costly renovations. Also notes include Nellie Henderson's wedding in Youngsville, a Bat accident injuring a nine year old, Meadville birthday party visits, Louis G. Dalrymple funeral in Warren, and local weather and social updates.
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Columbia Theatre
Second Avenue
Woodward
Warren
Columbia Amusement Company
Erie
G. E. Newton
Amusement Company
Woodard Grill
Metzger- Wright Company
Gril
Woodward Theatre
The
Colny
Library
Third Avenue
Liberty Street
Melvin Brothers
Bradford
Oil City
Strand
Columbia
Newton
D. A. Potter
R. S. Weidler
Youngsvile
Nellie Lou Henderson
J. E. Whitmore
Adolph Beckenbach
Baptist Parsonage
Eris
Horseman
Ohio
Cleveland
Youngsville
Henderson
National Forge and Ordnance Company
Irvine
Beckerbach
Belery
Warren Baking Company
Youngaville Plate
Beckenbach
Vakery
Bat
Archie Billsborough
Starbrick
Pulver Hill
Pittsfield
Billabrough
Meadville
Myrtle Sederbiug
G. P. Weaver
Myrtle Andrews
Saybrook
Forest Weaver
Perry Weaver
Irving
J. B. Whitman
Whitman
Odd Fellow Orphans
Feneral
Louis G. Dalrymple
B. L. Perry
Dalrymple
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Warren Lodge No. 30S of
Odd Fellows
Mr. Dalimple
Conewango Club Golfers Score Fine Triumphs
Conewango Country club of Warren captured the 1927 championship of the Allegheny Valley Golf Association by defeating Wanango and Titusville in the weekend matches. Titusville finished second, Wanango third, and Moonbrook of Jamestown, N. Y., fourth. Professionals finished in the same order as their teams, with Conewango pro Smith winning the afternoon contest. Low medal handicap went to Kraffert of Titusville and low gross to Lundahl of Warlyen. Cambridge Springs eyed as 1928 site. home courses favored, neutral course possible in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanango Country Club
Oil City-Franklin
Conewango Country Club
Warren
Allegheny Valley Golf Association
Titusville
Wanango
Moonbrook Country Club
Jamestown
N. Y
Conawango
Conewango
Moaonbrook
Moonbrook
H Conewango
Smith
Fortune of
Melvin
Collins
Kraffert
Lundahl
Warlyen
Messner
Fertig
Lay
Case
Stillman
Moonbroot
Cambridge Springs
Winnen ZO
Parshall
Fisher Messner
Sonarro
Fisher Dressell
Rossel
Jacobs
Rasmussen
Williamson
Critchlon
Silliman
Ross
Tinkham
McCarthy
Cairrrs
Thomas
Garrett
Kammar
Fisher
McNierney Haskell
Social Notes From Warren Street Events
Mrs Clair Grosch and Mrs Gardner hosted visitors on Bates street while Warren residents Rye Mead and family began building on Conewango Avenue. Clair Mead visited Dela Rapp. Youngsville firemen held a picnic at Island Park. Several families enjoyed a Sunday dinner at Rankin home in Race. Donald Dove and Francis Crippen welcomed a baby boy named Leroy Franklin.
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Clair Grosch
Gardner
Bates Street
Rye Mead
Warren
Conewango Avenue
Miss Clair Mead
Dela Rapp
Youngsville
Island Park
S. A. Oviatt
Afr
H. S. Thompson
Reid Pierce
Hugh Pierce
Lynn Oviatt
Thomas Carr
John Rankin
Race
Donald Dove
Leroy Franklin
Dove
Francis Crippen
Dairymen Gather from Two Counties for August Meeting
Delegates from Chau tauqua and Warren counties attended the August gathering Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Stauffer. The Dairymen's League Cooperative Associations organized the event, drawing a goodly number of members for the Friday dinner and discussions in Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Stauffer
Sugar Grove
Dairymen's League
Chautauqua
Warren Counties
A. 8. Stauffer
Sugargrove Local to Host Chautauqua Sub District Meet
The Sugar Grove local hosts the Chautauqua Warren County Sub-District Association with about 120 attendees. Delegates report strong local interest across branches while division rep Bou telles reviews Jamestown office progress. A program including violin by Ardath Chandler and Amelia Chandler, a Carrie Mickelson solo, and readings entertained before adjournment to plan a low bacteria count contest and milk sampling at the Sugargrove plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
H. H. Marsh
Waterford
Boutelle
Jamestown
Sommutter
C. L. Veness
Sherman, N.Y
Sugargrove
George EB. Duell
Sugargrove Jriant
Arsenic Not Harmful to Apples Says Penn State
State College scientists report in Journal of Economic Entomology that apples sprayed with arsenical sprays from southeastern Pennsylvania orchards contained arsenic far below the British tolerance after handling. Samples from 33 orchards across 17 counties showed no residue near 1-100th of a grain per pound, and levels dropped to traces by market presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Journal of Economic
Cooperatin
Department of Chemical Agriculture
College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Istarbrick
Archie Billborough
Brecht
Edwin Lawson
Keystone
Florida
Gertrude Zohler
Clara Palmer
Anderson
Fred J. Cogswell Grocery
Chevrolet
Durant
Overland
Peerless Garage
Penna. Ave. East
Lvening
Aven Br
Irvington
Bell
Bell Phone
House
Larry
Conewango Club
Alo Oboe
Coats
Metzger-Wright’s
Metzger-Wright's
Ying ‘Telbune
Merle Graham
Eeeine
Hap
Waid-Rogers CO
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