Seniors of Lander JHGH Spend Week on Automobile Tour
Lander June 21 seniors spent a week touring by auto with Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkpatrick. They camped near Buffalo then crossed into Canada via Peace Bridge visiting Niagara Falls and Finger Lakes sights. The trip included Ithaca Cornell University and several gorges, ending with a breakdown near Smethport on the return.
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Finger Lakes
Ithaca
Cornell University
Museum of Fine Arts
Paughannock Falls
Buttermilk Falls
Enfield Glen
Enfield Falls
Elmira
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Highway
Smethport
Lander
James Kirkpatrick
Elizabeth Carlson
Margaret Stanton
Viola Nelson
Iva Skinner
Verna Marsh
Edith Griggs
Lorenz Williams
Harry Willams
William Sperry
Claus Carlson
Frank Johnson
Robert Johnson
Mayville
Ray Johnson
Jamestown
N.Y
Florence Johnson
N. Y
Norma
Henrietta Carlson
Charles Peterson
Arthur Hitchcock
State College
Mary Hayes
Frank Boswell
Wrightsville
Jim Miller
Clayton Simpson
Clarendon
Charles Hodges
Dora
Lakewood
Wilmer Hodges
Laura Neckers
Clymer
Bert Griggs
Mildred
Russell
Miller
Warner Beck
G. R. Loree
Warren
Victor Lindell
Grant Beck
Laoning Hill Larkin Club
Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge
Rt. S. Jones
Gladys
Evelyn
Merritt Gray
Yankee Bush
John Gray
James O'Brien
Venturetown
Mabel Lyon
Ruth Seachriest
Gardner’s Rocks
Bailey
Harry Johnson
Wickland
Reuben
Busti
August Larson
Anna
Betty
Lars
Jane Loree
Mer
Sevdays
Ira
Christine Wallin
Bank bookkeeper accused in shortage dies of poison
Omer G. Patterson a 50 year old bank bookkeeper accused of embezzling 147000 from Citizens State Bank which closed its doors yesterday died shortly before noon from the effects of acid and poison in Noblesville Indiana on June 23
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Nobilesville
Ind
Omer G. Patterson
Citizens State Bank
Sharpsburg man sentenced for arson attempt in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, June 23. Louis Deluca of Sharpsburg Pa was sentenced by Judge Joseph M Swearingen to one to two years in the Allegheny county workhouse for arson after pleading guilty to attempting to burn his business last week.
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Pittsburgh
Louis Deluca
Sharpsburg
Allegheny County
Joseph M. Swearingen
Deluca
Mail pilot killed in Kansas plane crash near LeBo
Wayne Neville, on the Chicago-Dallas air mail route, encountered a severe wind and electrical storm near LeBo Kansas on Friday. His plane crashed and burned, killing the pilot. Farmer John Seibur said he believed the plane was struck by lightning.
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Lebo
Kans
Wayne Neville
Sunday School Group Meeting at Torpedo Church
The Torpedo Sunday School hosted a regional gathering uniting Cole Hill Hemlock Star and Torpedo groups after a weather shift from Hemlock. Rev S Paul Weaver and Rev S T Davison spoke on service and stewardship while Miss Ada Swanson led music. Donations exceeded four dollars for the day.
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Cole Hill
Hemlock
Tidioute
Torpedo
Adelaide Swanson
Ernest Kaebnick
R. W. Driscoll
Starbrick
Elsie Driscoll
Naegeli
Torpedo Sunday School
Local notices and visits in Garland area on June 21
Garland residents report visits and travel details across Hadley, Kane, Mt. Jewett, Coudersport, Renovo and Clarendon. Families visiting relatives include Carlson, Warner, Campbell, Cochran, Richards, Hamilton, Moore, Bristow, Harvey, and Ecklund with several trips noted and plans for Mary Lyons and Mt Holyoke studies.
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Coudersport
Warner
Charles Cochran
Renovo
Christa Cochran
Dunkirk
Harry Richards
Myrtle Norman
Pittsfield
Gerald Hamilton
West Virginia
Garland
Mission Society at Sugar Grove Holds Meeting
June 22 Sugar Grove reports a Presbyterian Mission Society gathering at St Sara’s St 1 with Mrs Gerald Younie assisting, reviews Psalm 103, prayers, and a program of piano solos and vocal duets. Attendees included Mrs L H Stebbins and Miss Jayne McIntosh, with refreshments afterward.
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Sugar Grove
Aone Mmantine
Wamante Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Ss. Sara
Gerald Younie
Priscilla Nobbs
Helen Thorpe
L. H. Stebbins
Bessel Chandler
Jayne McIntosh
Nobbs
Davis
Margaret Smith
Ivory Palaces
Ivory Palaces,” Mrs. Nobbs and Mrs. Stebbins
Harold
Leslie Anderson
Amelia Chandler
Stuart
Younie
Local families host gatherings around Youngsville area
Mrs Frank Dyke and family hosted a Sunday dinner with E C Swanson of Youngsville among guests. Guests included E J Swanson and daughter Dale of Hartfield and multiple Swanson relatives from Meadville and Jamestown. Additional dinners featured Mr and Mrs Roy Utegg with visiting Uteggs from Dunkirk and Lottsville. L D Carr and daughter Mary attended Fre donia Normal School commencement, then returned home.
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Busti
Fei
Baynham
New Castle
W. H
John Fosberg
Joseph Swanson
Sor Raymond
Jamestown
Dorcas Society
Dorcas Society of
Warren
Mina
Ailes Dorn
P. C
Distriet
Florence Schoonover
Doris Barlow
Haggerty
Dalrymple
Agnes Abbott
Chautauqua
N. Y
Mabel Dallas
Carrie Veness
Kinzua
Dallas
Veness
Branch Morehouse
Sugar
Presbyterian Church
Manse
Lois and Clair Sederberg
Youngsville
Carl Norbeck
Frank Abbott
Ernest
Etta Hatton
Ruth Abbott
H. D. Haupin
Melvin
Bear Lake
Raymond H. Phelps
John Phelps
Abie
George Muir
Billy
George William Muir
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ellen Russell
Rose Abbott
George Willliam Muir
Ww. C. T. U. Irvine
Tidioute
Pitts
Frank Dyke
Lottsville
Arthur Dyke
Tao
E. J. Swanson
Dale
Hartfield
E. F. Swanson
LeRoy
E. E. Swanson
DeWitt
E. D. Swanson
Meadville
Roy Utegg
Harry Utegg
Harry, Jr
Dunkirk
Guy Springer
Nellie
Ellen
L. D. Carr
Fredonia Normal School
Mary
Miss Carr
J. A. Firth
Gladys
Rose Cornell
Jessie Towne
Violey Frick
J. B. Dallas
Eight killed as confiscated shells explode in Bruges
A deadly blast in Bruges on June 23 killed eight and injured thirty. The explosion ripped through a building storing confiscated enemy shells awaiting destruction, shaking surrounding blocks. Two children nearby lost their legs from flying projectiles. the blast caused widespread damage.
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Bruges
Belgium
Papello Acquitted of Murder Charge in Election Killing
Pittsburgh dated June 23 report that James Papello aged 24 was found not guilty of murder in the killing of John E. Rohe aged 19 during the September primary election. He remains held to face other charges as prosecutor weighs next steps and potential actions.
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Pittsburgh
James Papello
John E. Rohe
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