Youngsville Notes From Capital Trip And Local Events
Youngsville residents recount a Washington trip with Lindbergh sighting, library visit, and a Potomac moonlight cruise. Civil service exam notices urge applications by July 6, while local social news covers Mrs. Parker’s Relief Corps dinner, flag program, and upcoming Lincoln Tea.
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Youngsville
Witches of the Women's Relief Corps
Minnie Parker
Mill Street
Parker
G. Rusell
Kuhl
Bir
Houser
Dogan
Nellie Jackson
Second Street
Reprsenati c
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Human Fly Henry Roland Plans Two Wall Climbs Saturday
Henry Daredevil Roland from Cleveland will climb the business district wall of a local building at 2 30 and 7 30 pm Saturday with stunts on reaching the roof. He has twelve years of climbs with only one fall and doubled for Harold Lloyd in Safety Last.
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Henry
Roland
Cleveland
Ohio
Bie
America
New York
Harold Lloyd
McAlpin
New York City
C. W. O'Day
Sharon
Warren
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Esperson
Houston
Texas
Cars Collide At Sheffield Turn
At the Sheffield turn two cars collided injuring a passenger and a boy. Mrs Matie driving a new Whippex collided with an unseen Chevy. minor injuries were reported for Mrs Matie and a boy in the Chevy. H J Hedges of Seymour Indiana visits his parents and plans a Canada motor trip with his wife.
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Sheffield
H. J. Hedges
Seymour
Indiana
T. Klingensmith
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Masten
W. Angle
Oberlin College
L. Pinsler
Cleveland
Kane
Matie
Mattie
Hornsby Powers Giants Past Cardinals in Nine Run Win
Rogers Hornsby went four for four with his 11th homer as the New York Giants halted a six game slide by scoring ten runs to five against the St. Louis Cardinals. The game featured a 603032020 line for New York and 290000012 for St. Louis with Barnes Fitzsimmons and Taylor in relief.
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ST. Louis
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinal
New York
Barnes Fitzsimmons
Taylor
O'Neil
McGraw
Keen
H Bell
Schulte
Snyder
White Sox blank Athletics as Barrett and Humefield homer
Chicago White Sox defeat Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 0 behind homers by Bill Barrett and Bill Humefield. Bernie Neis joined Sox via waiver from Cleveland but did not play in the game. Connally and McCurdy, Ehmke, Pate, Gray and Cochrane pitched.
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Philadelphia
Bill Barrett
Bill Humefield
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Bernie Neis
Cleveland
Sox
R. H
Chicago
Connally
McCurdy
Ehmke
Pate, Gray and Cochrane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stein’s
Youngsville High School
Capital
Lindbergh
Harrisburg
Washington
Linndbergh
Lindy
Virginia
Arlington
Vernon
Potomac
Congressional
Victoria Isaacson
Issacson
Wave Carlson
Andy
Garland Erie
Myrtle Norman
Akron
Qoho
Charles Thomas
Edward Morton
Sugar Grove
Gurney Ball
Marsh Avenue
C. M. Knapp
H. H. Husted
Frank Abbott
Oscar Bergman
Charles Bergman
Fitch Brothers Orchestra
Woman’s Club
the Biekarck Music Shop
Legion Post
Veterans Bureau
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co
Warren, PA
Hornsby
Blazes
Madras
Dad
Levi Epstein & Sons
Carver House
the Tribune
Victrolas Records
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