Enjoyable piano recital at Kinzua M E Church
KinzuA June 6 The Friday evening program at the Kinzua Methodist church featured Miss Estella Showers pupils with a varied piano recital. The program included selections by Campbell, Risher, Frost, Chopin, and others, performed by several students and soloists.
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Kinzua M. E. Church
Kinzua
Methodist Church
Estella Showers
L. B. Campbell
Wayne Campbell
Freda Matson
Crawford
Jolly Hunt
Marionetts
Olive Sheldon
Krentzlin
Aes Lynes
Standing of Candidates for Club Elections in Warren County
A list of candidates and vote tallies for multiple club elections in Warren County Pennsylvania. Names include Marie Clark Dillon, Mrs N Hunter, Gertrude Wertael, Velda Johnson, Adlih Wheeler, A J McDonald, F C Hemmond, Robert BR Deverevike, Franklin Hoff, Acline Johnson, Harriett BK Matha, Bert Dennleon, Michael Goetz, Ida Sutton, Mary C Sullivan, Martha Jones Anderson, Arthur D Williams, Cyrena Worley, Dorothy Brundage, Minnis Spetz, Chas H Bolich, and others. Totals range about 117,150 to 149,850 with various addresses in Warren and surrounding towns.
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Marie Clark Dillon
Walnut Ot
Warren
Par
Ac N. Hunter
Lintoln Ava
Pao
Gertrude
Wertael
Waler Bt
Viarres
Ming Velda Johnson
Ludlow
Venus
A. J. McDonald
Bradley St. Warren
F. C. Hemmond
Corry
R. D
Penna
Csereerrerres
Michael Goetz
Johnsonburg
Desebere Mra
Ida Sutton
Torpedo
RF D
Free Voting Coupon Coupon for One Vote
Local notice offers a free voting coupon redeemable for one vote. The fragment mentions Miss Mr or Mrs and an address field, indicating a generic voter registration or outreach piece. The readable text is sparse but centers on a single vote entitlement and personal title placeholders.
Proposition Offer No 1 for New Subscribers Only
A historic notice outlines vote bonuses for new and old subscribers. From June 2 to June 8, several subscriber tiers grant extra votes, including five new subscriptions for four months, or six months by mail, for 25 000 extra votes, and higher counts for eight, ten, or yearlong subscriptions with double voting in effect. The plan also mentions large extra vote rewards for long term or bundled new subscriptions and escalating rewards tied to old subscription payments.
Lightning strikes hit Sutton Hill cows. farm notes add local news
In Sutton Hill area two cows on the Holden farm were struck by lightning during a storm. The report also covers visitors, church Sunday school activities, farm routines, and local travel notes from Cohoon to Warren, with multiple residents and small-town updates.
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Sutton Hill
Local Notes From Ross Hill And Tidioute Area
Mr and Mrs Dick Turtle and children and Mr and Mrs Charles Welms and children from Oil City visited the Southwick home last evening. G H Eastman and six children stayed at East Manor with Mrs Monteir’s family yesterday. Robert Covell and John Zavinski, workers in Warren iron works, spent the weekend with parents on Ross Hill. E G Holden and sons Earl and Kenneth from Oldenill were with G N Wentworth’s family yesterday afternoon. Newton school closed Friday with Mrs Daisy Boman of Tidoute as teacher. illness forced a five week absence, with Miss Grace Pierce covering the last two weeks. A picnic Friday ended the term. baskets and an apple-tree origin story noted. Only two Ross Hill children were transported to Newton this year. Ross Hill schoolhouse abandoned for five years due to small attendance. Ferry Burt of Torpedo visited yesterday. Howard Wilden of Holden Till was a Tidoute visitor Saturday. LL Dey is ill at home in Torpedo. Lena McChesney of Ross Hill went to Pleasantville to work. Leo Walton and Leo Burt of Torpedo searched for seed potatoes Friday. Nellie Wentworth of Warren visited her parents. she is on the Warren traverse jury this week. Five fire tower inspectors noted despite rain and wind. visitors urged to view from Wentworth farm and bring field glasses. The tower sits a half mile from the road via Wentworth driveway. W J Wentworth fished on Tidioute Creek Saturday. A frost hit last night, the latest June frost in 33 years, with no crop damage expected. Roy McChesney, visiting Titusville relatives, returned home.
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Holden Hill
Osborne
Westfield
N. Y
Ozborne
Tidioute Creek
Edward P. Cole
Charles A. Cole
Warren
G. N. Wentworth
H. G. Preble
Mary, Howard
Cora Bell
Marion Preble
Torpedo
Corry
Datour
Garland
Mickle Hill
Presbyterian Church
Charles H. Doolittle
M.L Barber
Busi
Ross Hill
E. G. Holden
Earl
Kenneth
Oldenill
Newton
Daisy Boman
Tidioute
Grace Pierce
Wentworth
W. J. Wentworth
Val Roy McChesney
Titusville
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Violet Shannon
Prisetts
e.e.Issegrre
Eesse Wachs
Tola Morton
Gallup
Jack ‘Letteer
Leslie F. Hay
Violet
Franklin
Thomas Tunney
Alquon Lucile Grimnan
Squires
James Tattle
Doris Moylan
Pacini
Margaret Milligan
Justina Baldoni
Cavalleria Rusticana
Dexter Marsh Stone
Mabel Moore
Clyde Engish
Mascagni
Weniawski
Kingua
Edinboro
Nommal School
Iva L. Mann
Marie
Gladys Jones
Harold Herris
Paul Moreton
Doris English
Clarion
Henry Burrows
L. D. Rumsey
Mansfield
Miss Mann
Hemlock
Marie Jones
Morrison
Miss English
Onco
Trade Trends
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Apology Club
Emma
Rick
Shell
Neoster
Stanly
Firth High
Misa Mary C
Sullivan
Beach St
Martha Jones Anderson
Bugargrove
I’a
Arthur D. Williams
Cyrena K. Worley
Penna. Ave
Dorothy Brundage
Spring Creek
Minnis Spetz
Russell
Chas
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North Warren
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Merket St
Warren, Pa
Bernice Jordan
Garland, Fa
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E. Main St
Youngsville, Pa
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Grand Valley
Gertrude Anderson
Gladys Myers
the Tribune
Cole Hill
Carl Holden
Francis
Eugene
Clyclone
F. W. McClellan
Euierige
A. H. Brush
C. C. Brang
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