Flag Day Services Honor Flag and Cannon Gift in Warren
American Legion and Elks conduct Flag Day ceremonies at the Elks club in Warren with a memorial British howitzer donated by Donald McComas to the borough. Rev. C A Dennig addresses the crowd while Burgess L B Chapman accepts the gift. The Liberty Bell rose arrangement decorates the altar as Elks officers lead the service.
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Elks Club
Warren Lodge
American Legion
Memorial Park
C. A. Dennig
Donald McComas
Legion
McComas
Warren
Elks Honor Flag With History of Flag Day Observance
William Wehner delivered a history of the American flag and Flag Day at a Warren Elks ceremony. He noted Flag Day was mandated by the Grand Lodge in 1908 and praised the flag as a symbol of liberty and unity. The indoor service was moved from Memorial Park due to weather as Boy Scouts and Legionaires marched to the Elks club.
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American Legion
Warren
William Wehner
The
Elks
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protected Order of Elks
Dallas
Order of Elks
Brotherhood of Man
Ial Park
Boy Scouts
Legionaires
Elks Club
Local social notices from Lander June gathering week
June 14 community diary items list visitors and travel between Wilmington Jamestown and Warren. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ludwick and children, Mr. and Mrs. Isaacson, Mrs. Bush, Miss Lois Peterson, and others visiting grandparents and relatives. Cattle judging team members Arthur Hitchcock and Charles Peterson headed to State College. WCTU met at Mrs. Swanson's home with Bible verses and a flower mission day program.
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W. T. Arnsvall
Lois Peterson
Thiel College
Mary Bush
Jamestown
N. Y
Birs
Babcock
Arthur Hitchcock
Charles Peterson
State College
Lloyd Wilcox
Walter
Helen
Charles Stanton
Sugargrove
W. CL T. U
Joseph Swanson
John Fosberg
Gerry : Mrs Charles Bab ard's Flower Loving Folks
Jenny Cassidy was read by Mrs H M Nelson and Mrs Fos berg read memorial verses for Mrs Anna Mahan at the first meeting since her death. The gathering ended with the W C T U Doxology and ten bouquets were given to the sick and a grave bouquet placed for Mrs Mahan. Mrs Mabel Lindell hosted the Larkin Club with all members present. guests Mr and Mrs C C Burch of Warren attended.
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Gerry
Charles Babard
Jenny Cassidy
H. M. Nelson
Fosberg
Anna Mahan
Mahan
Larkin Club
Mabel Lindell
C. C. Burch
Warren
Constable Convicted of Manslaughter in Reading Case
Jone 15. Muhlenberg township constable BR Gensemer was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Frank Warnak. Gensemer shot Warnak when he did not halt. Warnak was reportedly bearing beer at the time of the incident.
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Reading
Jone
BR. H. Gensemer
Muhlenberg
Frank Warnak
Gensemer
Warnak
Man Dies After Ladder Fall In Full York
William Fortney, 75, attempting to reach a cherry pie, climbed a 12 foot ladder at his home in Full York. He fell, suffered a fractured skull and died a few hours later.
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Full
York
Jane
William Fortney
Wanter
Not Guilty Verdict in Cox Slaying Case
A jury in Allegheny county criminal court acquitted Claude Sigmund, 19, of murder in the January 6 death of Joseph Cox, 26, a Patton township resident. The verdict came late yesterday as the case concluded.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Claude Sigmund
Joseph Cox
Patton Township
Mellon Shows Quiet Rise At Hoover Nomination
Kansas City June 15 Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, a wealthy veteran of politics, mingled with delegates at the Hoover convention. He watched the crowd, autographed a life of Hoover, and finally announced Pennsylvania’s 79 Hoover votes, then returned to his Treasury duties.
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Mellon
G.O. P
Hoover
Kansas City
Treasury
Tuat Nhe
Bill Vare
Philadelphia
Vare
Lung Reed
America
Treasury Office
Pennsylvania
Hale School Girls Hold Annual Reunion at Frewsburg
The Hale school girls reunion took place Wednesday in Frewsburg hosted by Mrs. Bernice Johnson. Twenty one attendees enjoyed a cafeteria dinner at Loon, with socializing, business, poems, and songs marking the gathering.
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Akeley
Hale School
Bernice Johnson
Frewsburg
Loon
Flora Wiltsie
Elaine Thompson
Bexe Mackey
Russell
Harry Randall
D. S. Randall
Erie
Cleveland
Cora Randall
B. W. Nichols
Falconer
Townsend Annis
Clarence Hale
Esther Nelson
Jamestown
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Elks, Beegause
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Eike
Avery Lander
Levi Epstein & Sons
Carver House
Tribune
Rogers Mill
Refiners Oil Company
Littleh Green
Venturetown
Allen M. Langhans