Scandia Fourth of July Ice Social Planned
NDIA Grange No. 142 schedules an ice social at Scandia on July 4 with ice cream, sandwiches, and coffee. Services in Swedish in the afternoon and English in the evening. Local updates include residents visiting Scandia relatives and a Children’s Day program at the church. Historical note recalls the Savannah as the first steamship to cross the Atlantic in 1819. Also a light cartoon and a quip about Spanish in Mexico.
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Andia
Scandiage No. 142
Scandia
Melbourne
Floz
Paer
Jamestown
T. Chouberg
Ham
Ind
Chour
Elmer Anderson
Yngve Hornerwood
K. J. Horner
Atlantic
Savannah
Liverpool
New York
Cleveland seeks 1928 party conventions in both parties
Cleveland, June 22. Local Republican and Democratic committees work to invite and fund plans for hosting their national conventions in 1928. GOP leaders survey national committee members about Cleveland, with many undecided until site choice. A Democratic state meeting here favors bringing their convention, while Republicans consider sites like Minneapolis or Detroit if Cleveland falters. William R. Butler of Boston may visit soon for a clearer read.
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Cleveland
National Committee
G. O. P. National Committee
Carmin A. Thompson
Far West
William R. Butler
Boston
Minneapolis
Detroit
Demmies
Young Princess Beatrice Birthday Highlight in Madrid
Madrid June 22 U P Princess Beatrice marks her 18th birthday amid a social note from May 26 when Princess Piedad of Hohenlohe hosted a grand Madrid fiesta for the elite. Beatrice, tall with blue eyes and blond hair, resembles her mother Queen Victoria, and leads charitable and garden groups while pursuing tennis with Infanta Christina. Rumors swirl about her marriage prospects to Alfonso de Borbon or the Prince of Wales, but nothing confirmed.
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Madrid
U. P
Beatrice
Piedad of
Hohenlohe
Parcent
Infanta
Infanta de Espana
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Protective Societies For
Semana de Bondad
Spain
Infanta Christina
Club de Puerta de Hierro
Mach
Prince of Wales
Alfonso de Borbon
Tips for Tourists in EXGLAND and London Mishaps
A humorous digest of British usage for American travelers. It notes calling a “sweet shop” for candy, saying you are “through” when connected by phone, and asking for “biscuits” in a grocery to get crackers. It mentions Parliament heating, 20 mph speed limits, a fire brigade summons over speeding, and a commuter anecdote about a three year old mistaken for seven.
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Great Britain
London
Hells
Houses of Parliament
Brifain
M. P
Mr. Cohen
Judge Bartlett Dead in Philadelphia at 53
Judge Charles E Bartlett president judge of the common pleas court of Philadelphia County died in a city hospital at noon after weeks of illness from an infection of blood vessels in his throat. He aged 53 and had been hospitalized after a blood transfusion failed to save his life.
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Philadelphia
Charles E. Bartlett
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia County
Foreiture Libels Destruction of Pittsburgh Stills
Prohibition administrator John D. Pennington filed forfeiture libels seeking the destruction of stills and contraband liquor seized in 1826 27. The libels cover 88 stills with 4000 gallon capacity 10 barrels 1408 gallons whisky 97 barrels 21 gallons wine two barrels gin 10 gallons alcohol and two cases champagne.
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Pittsburgh
John D. Pennington
Prohibition
Halley Comet and audacious future flight dreams in old text
The piece recalls Halley’s predicted return and notes aging figures like Anna Noyeke mocked by children. It mentions health dangers after forty from the American College of Surgeons, five simple remedies, Sweden’s 1527 church break, and flying dreams with Byrd Lindbergh and a Chicago to New York air line plan.
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American College of Surgeons
Bright
Sweden
Gustav
Byrd
Europe
Young Lindbergh
St. Louis
New York
Washington
New Business Books Added to Warren Public Library Shelf
The Warren Public Library announces over twenty new business titles joining the new fiction and non fiction titles due for circulation Saturday. Highlights include works on advertising accounting retailing and office management by authors such as Cassell Cherington Cromwell Leffingwell Hillton Kornhauser and Schulze among others.
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Warren Public Library
Ertz
Susan
Rolvaay
O. E
Poole
Ernest
Eastern
Tuttle
Mergaretta
Wylie
Elinor
Orphanangel
Allen
Banks
Eleanora
Putnam
Bean
Butler Brothers
Butlerway System
Cassell
B.D
Casson
J. N
Cherington
P. T
Church
A. I
Cromwell
J. H
Diemer
Hugo
Fisk
J. W
France
Greenwood
W. J
Hilton
Warren
Kornhauser
Kingsbury
Leffingwell
W. H
Leigh
Ruth
Lewis
McKee
H. S
Substitutes, visits, and community notes at Dutch Hill
Verna Grosch visited relatives at Lapder. Mrs J Heil attended at the Wenzel home. Mr Mack served as substitute mail carrier on Monday and Tuesday. L A Wenzel hosted and attended family visits. Norman Ford works near Dana's Eddy. Several locals attended Warren Grange Children’s Day. Mrs H Hillard returned from Warren hospital with her infant. Others visited relatives and planned work in Altham.
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Dutch Hill
Verna Grosch
Lapder
J. Heil
L. A. Wenzel
Mr. Mack
S. FE. Anderson
North Warren
Norman Ford
Meadow Brook Farm
Dana's Eddy
A. Lahocky
H. Bartsch
J. J. Keil
Russell
Rirs
C. Grosch
Frank Grosch
Paul
Warren Grange
H. Hillard
Warren
J. 0 Sr
Dora
Altham
A. Leiter
The Demi Bride Arrives At Library Theatre Tonight
The Demi Bride a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer farce stars Norma Shearer in her first lighthearted role opposite Lew Cody. The film follows a convent girl who loves a dashing Paris boulevardier and must outwit her worldly stepmother and seductive rivals, with Carmien Meyrs delivering a striking supporting turn.
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Library Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Norma Shearer
Norma
Dees
Pars
Lew Cody
Miss Shearer
Carmien Meyrs
Stepmother
Principles of scientific management and morals in business
Traylor and Bubins present works on scientific management and morals in modern business. Yale University is noted in relation to the topics. The items reflect early 20th century concerns with efficiency and ethics in commerce.
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Traylor
Bubins
R. W
Yale University
Warren Street Railway Cars Schedule
The Warren Street Railway Co announces car departures to Sheffield Warren Jamestown and Frewsburg with first runs at 6 00 am and service through the day. Main line cars depart office every ten minutes from 6 00 am to late in the day while North Wallen cars run every half hour to 10 20 pm. Warren Jamestown schedule shows first Warren to Russell at 6 00 am daily except Sunday and Russell to Warren at 6 20 am. The Warren to Jamestown car runs hourly from 6 10 am to 2 00 pm with the through Jamestown run reaching 11 50 pm and Frewsburg service ending after arriving Frewsburg 10 15 pm.
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Warren Street Railway CO
Warren
Sheffield
CIFY
Lene
North Wallen
Saan Acone
Howr
Frewsburg
Jamestown
Horr
Warren Unt
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