Garland Auxiliary Moves to Paint the Manse
Garland July 22 Mrs William Grant and daughter from Cleveland visit her mother Mrs Harriet Horn. Local residents attend gatherings and haying crews work on Andrews property. The Woman's Auxiliary elects to paint the manse with Fred Elzor handling the job, set to start soon, as a two week cycle of meetings continues with social events and church entertainments in Garland.
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Garland
William Grant
Cleveland
Harriet Horn
Bert Williams
Grove City
Elzor
Gordon Munn
Milton Mumm
William Clancy
Andrews
Jane Mumm
Mary
Billie Glancy
Peggy Grant
Wim Taylor
Youngsville
Drew Gibbons
Andrew
Davis
Grace Gibson
George Richards
Carroll Blake
New York City
Myre
T. D. Quick
Blake
Ruth Calkins
John Calkins
Pittefield
Ae Rosen
George Johnson
Lightning
W. E. Taylor
Albert Curtis
Lester Black
Parker
Henry Hadlock
Jessie Still
Tayior
Fred Elzor
Munn
Eva Bristow
Chautauqua Lake
Wm. Grant
Arch Bristow
Warren
Ecklund
Helen Barber
Harold
Chandlers Valley
Tripp
Grand Valley
Presbyterian Church
Maltese Twins of applause open local recital
The Maltese Twins opened the program with applause as Evelyn Norlin of Sheffield soprano sang two numbers. Miss Norlin impressed with a rich voice. Mr and Mrs Earl Erickson of Warren with Kenneth Swanson followed, also singing two numbers. Garland praised the performances as well received. Walter Irwin of Warren gave two solos to close, earning hearty applause. Mrs Charlotte Lohnes accompanied Norlin and Irwin, aiding the musical finish. A social ice cream service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Norlin
Sheffield
Earl Erickson
Warren
Kenneth Swanson
Erickson
Cnowr
Walter Trwin
Olca
Charlotte H. Lohnes
Mies Norlin
Irwin
Mies Blanche
Faenoh J Madther
Youngeville
Presbyterian Church
Garland
Ethelnal Mas Ke
Morea Joey Ag
Private property and risky flights shape a curious essay
The article riffs on private property, corporate battles, and parental restraint, praising Americans who let their children pursue their talents from jazz to aviation. It notes France's wealth and New York credit abundance, warns against gambling with stock margins, and mentions the Malone Stevens divorce as a sharp, literary aside.
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France
New York
General Motors
Dudley Field Malone
Doris Stevens
Paris
Trivia Questions on Historic Disasters
A plain list asks for the greatest quake in five years and other historic calamities. It seeks the ancient Italian city ruined by a volcano, the state hit hardest by 1926 hurricanes, famed floods in Pennsylvania, the year of the Chicago fire, the river causing 1927 floods, a western city wrecked by quake and fire in 1906, a Chicago theatre disaster, the Washington movie house disaster of 1922, and the U S battleship lost in Havana Harbor in 1898. Answers appear on the Classified Page.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
U. S
Washington
Havana Harbor
Nose Powdering Banned In European Factories
European factories ban nose powdering as a time saving measure. A stenographer reportedly stopped work 15 times in one hour to powder and beautify her nose, while the average worker powders four times per hour, each operation taking two minutes. Experts note feminine psychology and potential productivity losses among hundreds of workers on special tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Postmaster General New Backed Mammoth New York Post Office Plan
A proposal praised to build a mammoth post office in New York costing about 30 million dollars. The design envisions airship landings on the roof and elevators to carry air mail to planes launched from the roof, reflecting wartime terms and speculative technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
New York
Farm Calendar: Care of Calves and Garden Tasks
Agricultural notes advise on calf care with frequent pasture visits and timely feed. Whitewash formulas, strawberry cultivation tips, weed control, and fall bulb orders are outlined. Highlighted is a twin advocacy effort in Nigeria with photos at Calabar and Arechuko church women's programs aiding twins, plus a Christmas party for twins and a new house of refuge.
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Pennsylvania State College
Europe
Nigeria
Slessor Memorial
Calaber
Arechuko
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United States
Coudition
Warren National
BANK
U.S
Warren, McKean, Elk, Forest, Venango, Crawford and
Chautauqua Counties
Thee E. Hertzeier
Crary Nelson P. Yseles, Jr
Homer M. Putna
Edward W. Johnson
Robert W, Mackay
Edward M, Branch
John M
Sonne
Horace B. Meacham
Mose A, Connelly
Glenn E. Stone
Andrew Nelson
Elmer T. Lundahi
Robert M. Gay Merritt E. You Hasold M, McNulty
Albert L. Rasmussen
Truat
Assietant
Aeeistanc
Warren National Bank
State and Co
Trust
F. E. Hertzel
E. W. Johnson
Charles Chase
Clark
Miner D
Crary
J. Grary
Jerome G. Smith
Ri. A
Siggine
Thes. K
Creal Homer M. Preston
G. W. Olmated
A. T. Scofield
L. B. Burkhart
John L. Blair
Frank M, Knapp
H. M. Putnam
Chas
Knabb
Edw. W. Johnson
N. P. Wheeler, Jr
Milton J. Beaty
W. Beckley
Delbert L. Lewin
Gur Trust Department
Fred Elzer
Heny
Quaker Bridge
Finn
Miss Morris
Jessie
Spring Creek
Barber
Titusville
America
Lew
Langeatt
Ee Ee Editors
Peature Service, Inc
Russia
Standard Oil Brothers
Standard Oil
Kahn
Mr. Kahn
Berald
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