Tom Dailey Promotes Ringling Bros Circus in Warren Visit
Tom Dailey, veteran showman aged 53, arrived in Warren to plan an advertising push for Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus coming Saturday. He recalled 1878 first visit with Van Amburg’s New Great Golden Menagerie, explained paste history and steam‑paste method, and touted the retreat on the 2nd and a booming season. Dailey, famed as the daddy of the white tops, spoke of decades in show business and urged locals to bring their girls to the show for life‑long memories.
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Warren
Tom
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus
van Amburg
New Great Golden Menagerie Circus
Colosium
Isles
The Malteese Twins and the Circus Poster Guild
Tom Dailey recalls a life roaming as a barn decorator and poster painter for rival circus show troupes. He describes fierce posting wars, springing from 19th century show culture, and his long career with Van Amburg, Bernum Bailey Hutchinson, and Ringling Bros. He looks forward to a Warren appearance on the 2d, promising a land of delight under the big top.
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Tom
O’brien
Bernum, Bailey & Hutchinson
Ringling Bros
Tom Dailey
Warren
Youngsville To Open Union Vacation Bible School
June 16 notice that Youngsville will open the first union vaccational Bible School next Monday morning June 20 at the First M E Church. Classes plan four sections for age groups with a 25 cent tuition and registration urged.
Mass meeting and community notices update
Friday night mass meeting set for 8 00. Local Janet Henry of Wilson College home for a brief vacation plans a summer course. Martin Henning on a business visit in Kane Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Whiteman welcome a 10 pound baby girl born Tuesday at their Stillson Hill home. An eight pound son born to Mr and Mrs Steven Chambers near Irvington Wednesday. Miss McMillen of Jamestown visiting Mrs Bea English on West Main Street. Mrs Grace Gannoe visiting friends this week. Miller Garage East Main adds a white pagoda at the free camping site beside the garage. Red Circle hosts afternoon with Mrs Edward Gustafson on Poplar Street. June committee served refreshments. Mr and Mrs Mike Brady in State College on business. Senior class arrived home from trip on the regular morning flyer with eleven coaches to accommodate crowds of High School students. The bakery, started two and a half years ago by David Eckler and Henry Rockman from Jamestown, under new owners John W. Johnson and Nelson, undergoing store alterations and kitchen equipment upgrades. 61 000 women currently on railroad paytolls.
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M. E
United Brethren Sunday School
Methodist Sunday School
Legion
American Legion
Gurney Ball
Lagerdahl
H. E. Kloss
Erie
Janet Henry
Wilson College
Miss Henry
Martin Henning
Kane
Ralph Whiteman
Stillson Hill
Steven Chambers
Irvington
Miss McMillen
Jamestown
Bea English
West Main Street
Grace Gannoe
Miller Garage
East Main Street
Edward Gustafson
Poplar Street
Mike Brady
State College
Ideal Bakery Change Hands In Warren Sale
Announcement today states the Ideal Bakery at 308 Pennsylvania Avenue East is sold to John W. Johnson and Carl J. Nelson. They will take over Monday, June 20, maintaining the business name and policy. Both new owners have extensive local bakery experience in Warren and vicinity.
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Ideal Bakery
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Warren Young
John W. Johnson
Carl J. Nelson
Warren
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