Farmers Still Harvesting Hay at Cole Hill
Cole Hill July 25. C L Southwick and Wallace Knowles drove to Sinclairsville to view a farm Mr Bouthwick may buy. Relatives report Mathew Cochran of Youngsville ill with slim chances of recovery. Years Camp recovering after hay fork rope broke. Ralph Burt helps grandfather Frank Camp haying. Farmers busy, barns full, hay to stack. Cole Hill farm holds 12 to 14 tons. Old Home Day picnic at Torpedo attended by E L Martin family. Ford stalled on Ross Hill. car backed into ditch, wrecked. driver Mr McDonald and son uninjured aside from a wrist cut. G M Wentworth harvesting honey, white clover excellent. First Dakota Southern railroad began operation 1872 from Sioux City to Yankton.
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Cole Hill
C. L. Southweek
Wallace Knowles
Sinclairsville
Bouthwick
Robert Thompson
Will Warner
Garland
Glenn Eastman
Mathew Cochran
Youngsville
Cochran
Neo
Ralph Burt
Sharpsville
Frank Camp
Lowel Hill
E.L. Martin
Miss Bernice
Ellis
Harold
Old Home Cay
Torpedo
Conklin
Pittsfield
Nellie Wentworth
Warren
B C Camp
Mr McDonald
Spring Creek
Ross Hill
McDonald
Br. McDonald
G. M. Wentworth
Local Bands Preferred for Warren County Fair Music
The People’s Forum urges the Fair Association to hire local bands Moose and V. F. W. rather than an outside act. They argue home talent offers equal or lower cost, keeps musicians in practice, and boosts local pride by providing both bands at the fair this fall.
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The
Fair Association
Warren County
Moose
Beet
Beliye
Warren
Lon Chaney Stars in Mr Wu Mystery at Library Theatre
On Stage and Screen reviews Lon Chaney in Mr Wu a lavish Metro feature set in the Orient. He adopts an aged mandarin role with intricate makeup pursuing revenge against a family while Louise Dresser fights to save her son's life in a dramatic climax. The film, based on Walker Whiteside's stage hit, features Renee Adoree Ralph Forbes and a notable cast in exotic settings.
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Chaney
MR. WY
Lon Chaney
Mr. Wu
Lon Cheney
Louise Dresser
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Walker Whiteside
William Righ
Fire Brigade
Orient
Old
China
Renee Adoree
Golden wedding celebrated at Lake Bear kin
July notes from Bear Lake list local visits and illnesses including Mrs. Maria Phelps return from visiting Clymer and Opendows. L W Whitely of Pine Valley dies. Mrs Florence Sweetland’s home hit by lightning. A German film line notes female screenwriter share about 25 percent of scenarios.
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Bear Lake
Maria Phelps
Clymer
Chautauqua
Opendows
E. D. Tillotson
Falconer
Wood
Warren
Mear
Emma McIntyre
Heir Creek
L. W. Whitely
Pine Valley
8. A. Cobb
Erie
Ralph Perkins- Misa Josephine Harrison
Pittsburgh
F. A. Wilson
C. A. Lawson
Lakewood
Donaldson
Melbourne
Fla
F. W. Noxson
Florence Sweetland
W. B. Hawking
Edith
Mayville
Effie McGraw
Dorothy
Aow
Richard
New York
N. J
Hoyt
Charles Wilson
BE. A. Wilson
Harry Barrett
Sugargrove
Florida
Dunkirk
Kennedy
Porkey Visitors From Distant States Highlight Busy Week
Miss Alice Fitzgerald of Sheffield entertained at the Bungalow with piano solos for local youth, while Edna Cropp County Nurse and N. C. Laffer visited Howe township schools with a new reference book. Residents and visitors from Texas Iowa California and Tennessee toured Porkey, deer were spotted along the creek, and local music classes held sessions with fiddlers and violins. A Blue Jay ball game beat Barnes eight to two, and many residents shared travel notes and errands across the week.
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Meadville
Clara M. Welsh
Balltown
George of
Warren
Ford
Jack McMichael
Susie Spencer
Truemans
Fred Fish
Pittsburgh
George Seigel
Stephen Miller
Bradford
Forest County
Porkey
Frank
Carrie Lynde
Sheffield
Texas
Davenport
Iowa
California
Tennessee
Penns Woods
Bucks Mill
Andy Anderson
Kane
James Fitzgerald
Fiddier
Messrs. Geism and Scalfaro
Cooper Tract
J. T. Godell
Dewey Spencer
Sheriff
G. W. Swanson
O. E. Rupert
Buddy
Kitty
New York City
Tropics
Garnet Shellhouse
Tionesta
M A Rupert
Warren General Hospital
Loyd Huston
Broad scope for science of osteopathy says Dr Allen in Denver
Dr. C. B. Allen of Omaha Nebraska told the American Osteopathic Association at its Denver convention that the only limits to osteopathy are the individual practitioner’s understanding interpretation and skill in applying its fundamentals. The remarks come as a keynote at the annual gathering.
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Denver
U. P
C. B. Allen
Omaha
Nebr
American Ostepathic Association
Dr. Atzen
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the People’s Forum
Ralph Forbes
Clauds King
Muir
Anna May Wong
Gertrude Olmsted
Holmes Herbert
Wong Wing
Ibear Lake House
Walter Goldsmith
Germany
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Warren, Pa
Tennnessee
Welds Bank
J. E. McMichael
George Welsh
Warran
Visi
Clara Welsh
Claude Littlefeld
Stone
Essex
Feit
Miss Grace of
Brother
Wilbur Salsgiver
Kellerville
W. T. Kerr
South Penn
Thelma Downey
Glaire
Bill
Claire
Vollrath
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