Funeral of Henry Arthur Held at Akley Home
The funeral for Henry Arthur was conducted Friday at his Akley home with many relatives and friends present. Rev. A A Swanson officiated, Dr G H VerMilyea sang two selections with Miss Janet Philips on piano. Relatives joined from Jamestown, Russell, Pentonville and Warren as a large car procession accompanied the remains to the cemetery where the Odd Fellows Lodge led services. The Woman's Benefit Association met with Hazel Hale in charge and handled several motions. A card of thanks from Mrs Leon Angove was read, cards sent to two sisters, and the floral fund march closed the meeting with a social time. A marriage announcement for Walter Aldrich and Miss Dorothy Hale was noted, and Miss Edith Randall returned home.
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Akeley
Henry Arthur
AA. Swanson
G. H. VerMilyea
Janet Philips
Jamestown
Russell
Pentonville
Warren
Odd Fellows Lodge
Woman's Benefit Association
Hazel Hale
Mary Siple
Margaret Jury
Ida Hale
Leon Angove
Guard
Walter Aldrich
Dorothy Hale
Falgoner
Edith Randall
Russell union school reunion held at Thompson home
The Russell union school reunion was held at the home of Bros. F. E. Thompson with a noon picnic for many members including Mrs. Mae Johnson Jamestown and Mrs. Belle Putnam. Music followed and officers were elected with plans to include all pre 1918 pupils in next year’s gathering.
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Clark Ver Milyea
Burgett
Community Notes From Local Area News
Social visits and weekend travels fill the week. Ernest Beckwith and family visiting Chicago relatives. Elmer Patchen and spouse house-sitting in Warren. Ramsdells with daughter in Garland. Thompson family with Jenkins in Falconer. Mrs. Will Thornton visits from Cambridge Springs. Edinboro trip for H R Young Ver Milyea and Allen. Margaret Lawson at Coudersport. Deloras Larimer back home after appendicitis operation. Ward Culbertson at mail carriers convention near Pittsburgh. Carrie Hayward hosts Warren visitors. Dann return from Cassadaga. Church services Sunday at eleven.
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Ernest Beckwith
Chicago
Elmer Patchen
Warren
Andrew Arnold
Ernest Ramsdell
Garland
Ray Thompson
Jenkins
Falconer
Will Thornton
Cambridge Springs
H. R. Young
C. H. Ver- Milyea
Son Allen
Edinboro
McMurren
Margaret Lawson
Coudersport
Aleven O
Deloras Larimer
Warren General Hospital
Roses 1060 for sale at Wood's Greenhouses
Rose plants named Columbia and Hutterfly offered at Wood's Greenhouses for 25 cents each. The notice notes bulk sale availability though some text is garbled.
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Wood
Happy Taxpayer By Grove Patterson Dissects Income Tax
The piece argues that income tax is fair but poorly paid by most Americans while 82 percent escape it. It compares U.S. tax shares to Britain's and notes dramatic shifts since World War I, ending with a call to appreciate American living standards and a look at British girls’ life brigade festival activities in London.
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Grove Patterson
America
Ogden Mills
United States
Long-Distance Belgian Drumming Contests Attract Workers
A 50-year-old Poulet drummer in Walloon district won a wager marching 26 miles from Fosses to Namur without stopping except for lunch. Robillard, a 59-year-old Nimy drummer, covered 84 miles from Mone to Ath and back in 11 hours. A Maurages drummer completed 40 miles to Brussels and back. The contests are popular among miners and workers.
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Belgium
Poulet
Walloon
Fosses
Namur
Robillard
Mone
Ath
Maurages
Brussels
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Swanson
Friendship Circle Club
Dirs. Howard Mason
Stow
N. Y
Edwin Branstrom
Erie
Superior Dry Cleaning Company
ILD
Stanley
Joe
Dan Dobries
Borough
Amundsen
Roald Amundsen
Japan
MacVoogh
Tha
Comer
Liberty
Second Streets
United States Army
Washington
Scott Field
New York
Boston
John A. Pagelow
the Tribune
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