Notice on misspelled ad errors at Youngeville Theatre
A public notice urges readers to report any misspellings found in advertisements on the page. The first three who report Friday morning after 8 o clock will receive a free ticket to the Youngeville Theatre.
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Youngeville Theatre
Local Notes and Obituaries from Warren County
A roundup of community news includes graduates heading to Washington and Philadelphia for careers, local visits by the Miller and Cusick families, Sunday School reports, home remodeling, and property transactions. The death of young Lawrence Jordan and funeral details are noted along with various social visits, events, and small town happenings.
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Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Dorothy Sandrock
Tidioute
Geo. Miller
Cleveland
A. Cusick
Bradford
Niagara Falls
Harry Cusick
Metzger- Wright’s
W. E. Taylor
Axel Rimer
Robertson
Garland
Oil City
Ethel Morris
Rev
Chas. Doolittle
Milton Munn
Alton Casick
Warren County
Clinton Mickles
Walters
Youngeville
Henry Hadlock
Hew
K. Alger
Alton Cusick
Miss Morris
Seth Holmes
Warren Hospital
Chas. Moore
Pittsburgh
Maude Patterson
Ada Rhodes
Kenneth
Paterson
Gordon
Robert Elzer
Treva Whaley
Alice Briggs
Clara Cochran
Russell
Joseph Matych
Jessie Tyler
Pitsfield
Chicago
Matych
Louise Condit
Warren
Ella Moore Sun- le
C.D. Johnson
Pleasantville
Anna Quick
Taylor
Lesh Munn
Fred Elzer
Youngsville High School
Robert
Garland Drowns a Boy and Community Grieves
A drowning incident in Garland draws crowds as young John Kowalski is lost in the Brokenstraw. Reported rescue efforts drew many strangers and local volunteers, with Harriett Horn serving hot coffee to soaked workers. Garland residents reflect on safety for children and note three local graduates.
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Lindbergh
North Warren
John Taylor
Still
Alvin
Corry Hospital
Georgia Cramer
Audrey
Warren
Mae Hooven
Milton
Foungasville
W. GC. Taylor
Erie
Harriet Horn
Garland
Younsters
Eiesea
Youngsville High School
George Warner
Robert Elzer
Treva Whaley
Grand Valley
Farmers urged to boost yields with intensive farming approach
The report notes a gathering of 200 scientists who advocate bigger crops per acre over expanding land, citing fewer farm hands needed due to mechanization. It mentions Ford's machinery plans, Lindbergh near Tombs Prison, and Germany's Zeppelin project as part of a broader view of advances shaping travel and agriculture.
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Soil Congress
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Actu
Lester Black
Hamilton
Burt McCullough
McCullough
Horn
Lawrence Jordan
Rudy
Emory Jordan
Dunkirk
Marjorie
Ruth
Autumn
Howard
Roush
Wm. Mitchel
Lillian
Jessie
William
Paul
Spring Creek
George Paterson
C. A. Nichols
Gray, Pa
C. M. James
Embert Smith
George Lindgren
Evelyn
Howard Mitchell
Marlyn
Elton Mitchell
Oral Mitchell
West Spring Creek
Leon Mitchell
Cobb’s Corners
Sara Mitchell
Jamestown
N. Y
Harold Jordan
Ruth Mitchedd
Seward Jordan
Youngsville
Charles Swanson
Irvin
William and Paul Mitchel
Jordan Tuttle
Charles Briggs
Arch Bristow
Betty
Sarah
Joan
Hugh Miller
Harbor Creek
Mabel Bristow
Arch
Essex
Berkhart
Corry
Helen Barber
George Johnson
Bertha Cochran
Gordan Munn
Gordan
Charles Moore
Billie” Munn
Towanda
Keystone Theatre
Billie
Baillie
Thuy
Lewis Clark
Wm. Clancy
Charles Lacock
Jamzetown
Lund
Gengers
Liverpool
New York Central
Thomas A. Edison
Alvin Kelly
St. Francis Hotel
Newmk
N. J
Mle
Kelly
Linzbergh
Little N' York
Wat Amry
Ervics
Jesson
Boy
Clesson van Juilder
Bob Elzor
J. L. Mead
Quality Hardware Wise Furnaces
Youngsville, Pa
Leonard
Hall’s Furniture Store
Lisle
G. F. Anderson
Pete
the Needle Kraft Shop
Youngaville, Pa
West Main St
Engstroms
Arrow
Allen
Engstrom’s Men's
Cooper Socks
Youngaville
Kansas
Henry Ford
River Rouge
Tombs
New York
Dr. Eckener
Germany
Zeppelin Company
United States
London
Peking
Planing Mill
Yormaiille
R Warren
Babe Ruth
Mead’s Shoe Store