Sugar Grove society entertains and community notices
The Sugar Grove Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society met at Mr Younie's home with Mrs Younie assisting. Devotional reading, papers on The Risen Christ in the Philippines and the Girls' Tag School for Nurses at San Juan hospital, music, and a social hour followed. Seventeen members and visitors attended. A Forest School reunion is planned for July 1 with basket lunch and games. Other notices include Sugar Grove Seminary reunion plans, and local church ladies Aid Society events. Several local residents are mentioned with travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUGAR _ GROVE
Woman's Home and
Foreignary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Younie
A. G. Dobson
Thomas Thearpson
Lottie Deell
Gram Committee
Chandler
Thorpe
Raymond E. Bouthard
Matthew
R. E. Muthard
Philippines
Sarah Stuart
Tag School
San van Hospital
Lattie Duell
West Indies
Frances Lore
Lore
Amelut Chandler
McDowell
Carrie Davis
Feshmenis
Visus
Forest School
Forest School House
Amy
Thorpe A
Mary Wellmai
Wallman
Sugar Grove Seminary
Carrie Firth Meredith
Sugar Grove
J. A. Schoonover
Methodist Ladies Aid Socety
Aid Society of
Forest Chapel
Ladies Aid
Ardath Chandler
Philorsel Club
Fern Aqdersom
Beatrice Estell
Warren Consemvary of Musics
Chenier
Bruce Simmons
the Mills
Char
Piapo
Niobe
N.Y
Frank Don
She Lee
Corri Ae
Pitsburgh
Aastha Bordwell
Lakewood
Roth Miller
H.C. Barrett
Bemus Point
N. Y
Alice Hazeltine
Warren
Mary McIntosh
J. A. McIntosh
Bliss Hazeltine
Columbia University
Margaret Smith
Wilbur Smith
Ruth Miller
Death Do Us Part Pact Between Circus Pals
In Cirensland the 800 performers of the greatest show on earth live and work with Dan and Fred Stelling as inseparable pals under a joint contract that reads till death do us part. Story recalls Bob the terrier, his tricks, the Salvation Army reward, and how Dan stepped in after Bob’s death. About 1,600 travelers with Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey will be in Warren on Saturday July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Cirensland
Butterfly
Fred Stelling
Fred
Sterling
Bob
Salvation Army
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Warren
Summer social visits and college notes at Allegheny
Numerous short items record residents and visitors in the Allegheny area, including Agnes Abbott heading to Chautauqua for the summer, Mrs. Lizzie Reeves visiting Hazeltine, and families like the Shortts, Norbeck, and Hazeltines hosting guests. There are notes on confirmations and baptisms, a Free Methodist conference attendance in Rochester, a local birth, and property purchases by Dr. Bradshaw. The Jamestown Centennial week and a new road improving access from Busti to Stillwater are mentioned as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny College
Agnes Abbott
Chautauqua
N. Y
Sarah Page
Merle Page
Columbus
D. D. Hazeltine
Kenneth Laughlin
LaPierre
Michigan
Ralph Richardson
Frances
Clara Nelson
Fairview
R.A. Stewart
W. C. Barlow
John Anderson
Camp Caledon
Lizzie Reeves
Warner Home
Jamestown
Grace Shortt
Elizabeth
Pleasantville
William Shortt, Jr
Youngsville
Christ Shortt
Warren
C. Shortt
E. E. Swanson
E. D. Swanson
Carl Norbeck
Roy Utegg
George Ferguson
Brocton
Ernest Landin
Will Johnson
Helen Bylock
Matthews Run
Roy Lindquist
Agnes Bleakley
Waterford
J. R. Lindsley
Gladys Boswell
Jamestown General Hospital
Mildred Norbeck
Rochester
the Free Methodist Church
Elisabeth McIntosh
Lakewood
Wilbur Smith
Rey and
Allene Mix Briggs
Charlotte Duell
Randall
Clarence
Celeron High School
Gerald LaQuay
Sugar Grove
Margaret Cumming
Grove City College
James Moore
G. M. B. Bradshaw
Sam Stuart
Hace Street
K. D. Frank
F. D. Wheelock
G. L. Hadtock
Miss Winnifred
Wisconsin
G. W. Had- Tick
Gaxland
Eldred Buhl
Busti
Stillwater
Harvard Crew Defeats Lang in Thames Race
Harvard debuts a victory over Lang on the Thames, ending six years of defeat. The Crimson clinched by two lengths in a tense finish as Yale and Brown provided stubborn competition, with Ed Leader coaching Cambridge crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
NEW London. Com
Thames
The
Crimson
Yale
Cambridge Jrivary
Washington
Brown
Hoosies Retains Bantam Championship In Dramatic Bout
June 25 in Chicago saw Buddy Taylor defend the bantam title against Tony Canzoneri in a savage world championship fight praised as possibly the best seen. Taylor, a noted Hoosier, outboxed Canzoneri in six of ten rounds while the challenger won two and two were even. Both fighters ended with bloodied faces and swollen features, amid ringside acclaim for a thrilling contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Buddy Taylor
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Bonos
Tony Canzoneri
Canzoneri
pennant race tightens as Pirates Cubs Giants Dodgers vie
On May 21 the Cubs toppled the Giants and the Pirates moved up, with a tight pack of four teams within half a game by May 23. Fred Lucas contributed as Reds shortstop in a doubleheader against the Phillies and 8 4 win over the Cubs helped push the Bruins from first. The West showed strength as Pirates shelled McGraw in multiple games, 13 6, 8 3, 6 3 and 9 4, despite Giants early gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Giants
Pirates
Cardinals
Fred Lucas
Reds
Phillies
Bruins
Cuba
McGraw
Birds do not fly at great heights in migration says aviator record
Austin Texas June 2 The belief that birds reach 16 000 feet during migration is challenged by airplane pilots records. J G Burr notes observers have seen birds at 5 000 feet and pilots report up to 8 000 feet. High flyers include black plovers and yellowlegs, with geese ducks and pelicans recorded 3 000 to 8 000 feet and up to 15 600 feet when crossing mountains. In WWI birds were observed higher still, with geese at 9 000 feet and storks at 20 600 feet guarding mountain screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
J. G. Burr
Game, Fish and Oyster Department
State of Texas
Burr
Besn
France
Bur
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. W. Younie
Warren County Dairy Association
Warren Water Company
SAT
Bev
Black Hills
Will Rogers
Che
Inby Heck
Frank Sampson
Ad Mrs. Buhl
Hoosies
Savage
Taylor
Sport la Carie
Sam
Warren and Vicinity
Hoosier
H. L. Greenland
Warren's
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