IRAL SERVICE FOR MRS ADAMS HELD AT RUSSELL
Funeral services for Mrs Nina Adams were held at her Russell home with Rev A A Swan officiating. Singers Mrs Robert Young and Miss Margery Randall accompanied on auto harp. Bearers named, attendees from Toronto Pittsburgh Sherman Warren and more. Interment at Russell Pine Grove Cemetery. An excursion to Niagara Falls planned for next Sunday at 75 cents. Local news notes about New York intral “doodlebug” motor train and community events.
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Toronto
Canada
and . Elf. Crosby
Florence
Pittsburgh
Iles Waterhouse
Sherman, N
Julia Marshall
E. Sebwing
Warren
Russell Pine Grove
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Russell
New York
Dunkirk
N. Y
Litusville
Russell Depot
GC. H. Ver Milve
Arthur Fehrman
Cable Hollow
John Immis
G. C. Knapp
Winters
Owego
Leighton Fehlman
Arthur Fehlman
Allen Ver Jilyen
Cynthia Fehlman
Ross Fehlman
Corry
Niagara Alls
Rodney Jones
James Alcon
Ohio
Js. L. Sadler
Thomas Poy, Jr
Jane
Charles Poy
Cable Hollow School House
Ladies Aid Society
Eleof Carlson
Amestown
Yeagle
Ruth McKay
Wausau
Wis
Bis. Ver
Suit seeks 51664 for husband’s death in Beaver County
Mrs Flora Smith sues Constable B Frank Kidd of Bridgewater Pa in Beaver County Court seeking 51664 40 for the shooting and killing of her husband during the arrest of Henry Cesma of Ambridge Pa on a prohibition charge, alleging unjustified death.
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Beaver, Ps
L. Ps
Flora Smith
Beaver County
B. Frank Kidd
Bridgewater
Henry Cesma
Ambridge
Thompson Hill Social Notes Reach Across Towns
July 11 brief social items from Thompson Hill report visits and calls among residents. Clifford Scranton of Star Brick and Myles Porter of Kinzua spent time with Lyte Forte. Fern Putnam visited Olive King. a reception honored Mr and Mrs Paul Meade at Elmer Thompson’s home. Mrs Meade formerly Clara Bard of the area. Walter Stanton of Frewsburg and John Lindsey with families, Stella Deming, Edson Skinner and others from Warren and Jamestown joined Clarence Skinner’s guests. Ernest Knapp family from Warren are at the farm.
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Thompson Hill
Clifford Scranton
Star Brick
Myles Porter
Kinzua
Lyte Forte
Fern Putnam
Olive King
Paul Meade
Elmer Thompson
Meade
Clara Barrd
Walter Stanton
Frewsburg
Asa Stanton
Clarence Skinner
John Lindsey
Stella Deming
Edson Sknnner
Hubert Skinner
Bennett Shearer
Warren
Hartley Skinner
Jamestown
N. Y
Ernest Knapp
Local Social Notes Report Weekend Visits and Dinner
Milyea left for home Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs Spencer Adams of Massachusetts visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs F L White. The Warren Baking Company entertained employees at a chicken dinner Monday evening at the Wesner Bakery and Tea Rooms. Covers were laid for twenty.
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Milyea
Spencer Adams
Massachusetts
F. L. White
Warren Baking Company
Wesner
Confess Robbing Mountain Road Victims Near Uniontown
Uniontown July 12. James Adey and Harry Hickle confessed to robbing motorists on mountain roads near Uniontown and to mistreating four victims. County detective A A Downing said the youths admitted numerous robberies, after forcing victims from cars, robbing jewelry and money, and firing at their bare feet. Loot was found at a log cabin where they were arrested.
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Uniontown
U. P
James Adey
Harry Hickle
A. A. Downing
Downing
Ethel Cook
Mary Bryson
Jay Gibson
Dick Koontz
Adey
Hickle
Community Notes From Erie and Warren Area Visitations
A series of social notes mentions Erma Skinner of Erie spending the Fourth at home, Clyde King of North Warren visiting Karl Kang’s family, and Nels Peterson’s Sunday with Pete Peterson in North Warren. Mrs. Herman Burgett and daughter Georgia called on Alfred Nelson. Ernest Kabemek, a Sunday school missionary, visited Champsom Hall. Clarence Skinner and family hosted friends Sunday night. Nels Johnson of Kane dined with Clarence Skinner’s family. Sam Frantz and family of Warren visited Clarence Skimmer Saturday night.
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Mice Erma Skinner
Erie
Clyde King
North Warren
Karl Kang
Nels Peterson
Pete Peterson
Herman Burgett
Georgia
Mee
Alfred Nelson
Ernest Kabemek
Champson Hall
Clarence Skinner
Marguerite
Clarence and Sane Sumner View Store in Jamestown
Clarence and Sane Sumner were seen at a local store in Jamestown on Monday. The sighting underscores routine activity in the town center.
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Clarence
Sane Sumner
Jamestown
Honey Lou and the Mills Boss Face a Crumbling Marriage
Honey Lou Huntley, secretary to Grumpy Wallack at Wallack Fabric Mills, contends with Jack Wallace and Angela Allen as jealousy, debts, and meddling relatives strain their marriage. Grumpy lends money and hints at household tensions, while Honey Lou contemplates her future and independence amid a maze of romance and ambition.
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Honey Lou Huntley Lep
Grump Wallack
Wallack Fabric Mills
Honey Tou
Joke Meadows
Jack Wallace
Honey Lou
Honey Low
Angela Allen
Money Lou
Jack
Steve Mayhew
Margret
Lake
Wallack Milla
Ann Ludlow
Ann
Honey Lou Suena
Joe Meadows
Jack Asttie
Mary Delaney
Angela
Mary
Tim Donegal
Donegal
Rea
Jane Ayres
Donegi
Red Rae
Done
M Lis
Margrit
Ansie
Fis Yorce
Imenew Low
Ann Tandle
Welack
Tock
Maigret
van Fete
Aneela
Grumpy
Honey
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Pine Grove
Dorothy Wister
Owen Wister
Philadelphia
American Merchant Marine Library Association
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