Officers Named by Tennis Club at Sugar Grove
An enthusiastic meeting at the Presbyterian church organized a local tennis club in Sugar Grove. Officers elected: President W. J. Norbeck, Vice President Miss Amelia Chandler, Secretary-Treasurer Robert Baldwin. A gravel court foundation is under way with bark-stops planned, and bylaws will govern the club. Twenty-one members were named, with more to join. dues are two dollars for the season.
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Sugar Grove
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Stebbins
Richmond
W. J. Norbeck
Amelia Chandler
Robert Baldwin
Local notes from Dutch Hill and Warren area
Community items report on C Grosch returning from his son Fred Grosch in Warren and convalescing, funeral for Mrs Leiter at Mrs Henry Bartsch’s home and burial in Weiler cemetery Yankee Bush, Meadow Brook Farm plans, and various residents visiting, traveling, or traveling to Olean for family events. In Pittsburgh, Albert Hale of Murraysville dies from injuries after an auto collision with a fractured skull at Columbia hospital.
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F. A. Schoonover
Woodard
Bert Campbell
Howard
Richmond
Virginnia
George Woodside
Nisseley
Pennsylvania State College
C. B. Hook
Chandlers Valley
Harriett Russell
Emporium
Jenie Smith
William Gourley
G. A. Woodside
McMillen
Ruth Miller
Chautauqua
N. Y
Jessie McGill
Bert
Meadville
Clyde
West Virginia
McGills
Gretta Hamilton
P. E. Smith
Albert Sutton
Greenville
A. G. Dobson
Katharine Helen
Everett Dobson
Beloit
Willis Milspaw
Philadelphia
Henry Milspaw
Frank Abbott
Ernest Wesley Abbott
Jean Woodard
Junior Stuart
Jean Abbott
Warren
Arthur Johnson
Jane
Binghamton
Albert Johnson
Esther Johnson
C. G. Haglund
Shore Land
Chautauqua Lake
Earl Herspool
Carl Issenger
Canton
Ohio
E. T. Abbott
Herspool
Little Barbara
Lawrence Abbott
Hugh Barrett
Little
Bemus Point
N.Y
Fred Barrett
L. P. Harrington
New Castle
Vernon VanHorn
Donald Barrett
H. Shade
Erie
Scott Stuart
R. C. Davis
Walter Barrett
K. D. Frank
Kitt Frank
Hortense
James
Kenneth
Robert Williams
Lloyd Smith
Howard Rathburn
Ruth
Westfield
Dutch Hill
C. Grosch
Fred Grosch
Leiter
Henry Bartsch
Weiler
Yankee Bush
H. Hillard
Meadow Brook Farm
J. Lauffer
Dorty Run
Wenzel Farms
Violet Way
Venturetown
Luther Wenzel
Andrew Anderson
Miller Hill
L. A. Wenzel
Mary Wenzel
This Place
S. E. Anderson
North Warren
Olean
S. B. Nodler
Harry Brew
Bale Hay
LaVern Jones
Oakmont
William Hillard
Endeavor
Emory Hultberg
Andrew Lehocky
Detroit
Michigan
Pittsburgh
U.P
Albert Hale
Murraysville
Columbia Hospital
Burglar Loots Safe at McCullough Drug Store Pittsburgh
A thief pried open a small safe in the McCullough Drug Store at Fifth Avenue and Grant Street during the night and stole 250 dollars, police reported today. Cautious buyers urged to read the classifieds.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
McCullough
Fifth Avenue
Grant Street
Civilians Train in Mass Military Camps Across U S
About 250000 civilians, a force nearly triple the regular army, are in intensive training at 144 posts this summer. An estimated 221689 young men will complete two to four weeks of discipline. Most trainees come from National Guard units. 152620 enlisted and 12017 officers.
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U. S
Washington
United States
War Department
National Guards
National Guard
Citizens’ Military Training
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Organized Reserves
Wll
298Th Infantry
Hawaiian National Guard
Punchbowl
T. H
Camp Devens
Mass
Peekskill
N. Y
Camp Knox
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
New York National Guard
Army
Plattsburg Camps Largest in Class with 1450 Students Each
Civilian soldiers undergoing summer training are distributed by corps areas as follows: 1st corps area 24,972. 2nd 33,747. 3rd 26,118. 4th 26,213. 5th 21,667. 6th 25,032. 7th 24,147. 8th 21,643. 9th 18,772. Hawaiian Department 1,278. The two Plattsburg encampments will be the largest in that class with 1,450 students each. The first camp runs July 2 to July 1. the second from August 6 to September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
Hawaiian Department
Pennsylvania seeks rail line acquisition authority
The Pennsylvania railroad company through the Pennsylvania, Ohio and Detroit railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to acquire and operate the western end of the Ohio River and Western railway. It seeks to operate from Zanesville to Lawton, Ohio, a distance of ten miles, at a proposed price of $129,000.
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Washington
U.P
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Detroit Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio River and Western Railway
Pennsylvania
Zanesville
Lawton
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Atlantic City
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Work Union
the Fair Store
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MT. T. Atalenta
the Tribune
Moat
Jack Tarr
Warren Boy Shop
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