Remodel Store Damaged by Fire at Youngsville
Youngsville residents report Walter’s Hardware store undergoing major remodeling after a recent fire. Workmen remove partitions install copper framed front windows, plate glass, and new fixtures. The upper story will become display and sale space for kitchen equipment. Local town news covers tax complaints, revival meetings, basketball fever, and a long list of residents’ comings and goings.
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Youngsville
Walter's Ra
Walters
Fairmont
United Brethren News
Nina Haight
Otterbein Guild
Ladies Aid
Evangelist Page
Wallace Wright
Barnes
United Brethren Church
Peace Merie
Chevrolet Plans New Sales Record at Buffalo Meeting
Chevrolet Motor Company aims to break all production and sales records in 1928. R V McKinney, local dealer, reports from Buffalo where seven hundred dealers heard vice president R H Grant announce a key campaign. The meeting featured playlet style talks and ended with a banquet at the Statler Hotel hosted by W S Knudsen.
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Chevvrolet
Youngsville
Chevrolet Motor Company
R. V. McKinney
Chevrolet
Buffalo
Sreas Court
R. H H. Grant
Grant
Statler Hotel
W. 5. Knudsen
R. H. Grant
Garland Grange installs new officers in Saturday meeting
Garland Pennsylvania January 18 The local Grange held an installation of officers led by O R Haller with W Leofsky assisting Officer slate included Master Willie Gray Overseer J D Upton Secretary Mrs Jane Briggs Chaplain Mrs Wm McCullough Lecturer Mrs Margaret Kelsey Steward Perry Mandaville Treasurer Albert Frank An oyster supper followed The Grange meets the first and third Saturdays monthly February will feature degree work for new members Mrs Roman Leofsky was named for admittance The group urges continued member cooperation Visitors Mr and Mrs J Jordan of Erie recently in town visiting relatives
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Garland
O. R. Haller
W. Leofsky
Willie Gray
J. D. Upton
Jane Briggs
Wm. McCullough
Margaret Kelsey
Perry Mandaville
Albert Frank
Grange
Roman Leofsky
Garland Grange
J. Jordan
Erie
Spring Weather in Garland Described
Mrs. W E Taylor reports unusual spring warmth in Garland with daffodils rising and lilacs swelling. Ground frost persists for some, farmers plow, and locals note safety concerns near the bridge. Visitors Will Parker and daughter stay with Chas Seeley while C Johnson and Dorothy Simmons celebrate a baby girl born in Pittsburgh.
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Garland
The
Tribune
W. E. Taylor
Will Parker
Chas
Seeley
Pittsburgh
Remin
Johnson
Dorothy Simmons
Women Overwhelm Commons Gallery as Equal Vote Push Looms
London report notes women crowd the Strangers' Gallery while Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin signals plans for equal voting rights for women at 21. Men arrive late, given poorer views and hearing, as the gallery shifts toward female dominance in parliamentary observation.
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London
House of Commons
Commons
Stanley Haldwin
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