Wayfarers to Present Bible Play Here Friday
The Wayfarers from Ohio Wesleyan University will present the Bible drama The Valiant Man at First Evangelical church Warren Friday June 29 at eight o clock. Tickets are available from church members. The group includes Leon Kofod and actors from several states with Miss Martha P. Leach as author and organizer. The tour covers Columbus Cincinnati Westerville Wheeling Pittsburgh Elmira Syracuse New York City and stops at Lakeside Ohio and Cuau taucua.
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Wayfarers
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
First Evangelical Church
Warren
Leon Kofod
O. BR. Pang
St. Clair Street
Thrge Methodist Epworth League
Martha P. Leach
Wayfarer
Leach
Peoria
Ill
Dorothy Phillips
Kenton
Sidney GC McCammon
Waterville
Pennsylvania
Claora Bell
Pittsburgh
Ewart E. Turner
Canton
Dean E. iRchardson
Syracuse
Leon V. Kofod
Los Angeles
Cal
DeMutte
Wayfar
Columbus
Cincinnati
Westerville
Wheeling
Ulair
Butter
Elmira
New York City
New York State
Lakeside
Cuautauqua
John Jacob Rapp Taken By Death
John Jacob Rapp dies at his home Saturday night at 9. He will be laid to rest Tuesday afternoon in Oakland cemetery with a 2:30 funeral from the family home at 423 Chestnut Street. Surge of survivors include widow Anna Rapp, two sons Harry and Wayne, two daughters Mrs. George Weaver and Mrs. D. J. Moore, one sister Mrs. Maggie Walters and ten grandchildren. Mr. Rapp a longtime Struthers Wells employee, born June 27 1850 in Alsace France, came to Warren at age four and later worked as a machinist in Norristown.
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John Jacob Rapp
Oakland Cemetery
Chestnut Street
H. E. Dornheim
Furst Evangelical
Otto Hornstrom
Elmer Walters
James Muller
Warren
William Eysinger
Bradford
Dave Moore
Wadber, Pa
George Weaver
Ashtabula
Ono
Rapp
Anna Rapp
Harry
Wayne Rapp
Ohio
D. J. Moore
Windber
Maggie Walters
Struthers-Wells Company
Me. Rapp
Bortzheim
Alsace
France
Rapp Family Remembered In Warren Obituary Note
Anna Elizabeth Unger returns to Warren where her father John Rapp and mother Mary Salome Rapp had died eight years earlier. John Rapp, a longtime member and staunch supporter of the First Presbyterian church, attended regularly until illness prevented continued participation.
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Rey Anna Elizabeth Unger
Warren
John and
Mary Salome Rapp
Mr Rapp
First Presbyterian Church
Girl Goes On Trial On Charge Of Murder In Pittsburgh
Olga Pawlhshak aged 17 of Fair Oaks pleads not guilty to murder in Allegheny court over the January 8 killing of Nick Anderson 38 of Ambridge. Her sweetheart Mike Papowich 20 had been tried, pleaded guilty, then recanted, accusing her of firing all shots.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Olga Pawlhshak
Fair Oaks
Allegheny Court
A. B. Smith
Susquehanna
County
Nick Anderson
Ambridge
Mike Papowich
Olga
Gurl
DROWNS IN CREEK AT NEW CASTLE POLICE SWEEP
Police and volunteers renewed their search today at the paper mill dam on the Neshannock Creek for the body of John Ekonomides a 24 year old Greenville Pennsylvania man who was drowned yesterday while trying to retrieve a rubber ball on the creek's dam.
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New Castle
U. P
Neshannock Creek
John Ekonomides
Greenville
Fire destroys four Wilkes-Barre businesses and pavilion
A high wind swept Shawnee on Harvey's Lake near Wilkes-Barre causing a dance pavilion, restaurant, confectionery and cottage to burn out. Two other business buildings were damaged. Loss estimated at about 90000 dollars.
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Wilkes-Barre
Shawnee
Harvey's Lake
Farewell Party Held For Mrs Mae Meacham In Tidioute
On Thursday evening a group of East End women hosted a farewell gathering for Mrs Mae Meacham who has bought a new home in the town Western section. The event began at 9 30 with games and music at the Meacham residence. A committee led by Mrs Norton Mrs A Williams and Mrs Jessie Thomas organized the event.
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Tidioute
East End
Mae Meacham
Meacham
Norton
A. Williams
Jessie Thomas
Community notices from Tidioute and area events
Social and church activities fill week near Tidioute with visits from Akron Oberlin College and Buffalo. Mildred Anderson hosts a girls camping trip while Mrs. Walter Murphy hosts bridge. Guild meets at Mrs. Charles Brown. residents plan travel to Tid to visit friends and relatives.
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Episcopal Church Guild
Charles Brown
Summerton
Mra
Lord of
Tidburg
Akron
Jane
Lyle Conroe
Edward Merkle
Tuuaville
Robert Fuellhart
Doyle Reardon
Endeavor
Tidioute Visi
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Wilkes Barre
Bitte
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Newton
Iowa
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Maytag
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Broad St
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Liberty St
Feacham
C. F. Lodge
Walter Murphy
Bridge
Christ
Cecile Pequikmot
Oberlin College
Mies Mildred Anderson
Tionesta
Harold Haley
Fuellhart
Herbert Murphy
Charles-down
Ey, Haley
Edith Hyers
Buffalo
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Cannon
Cannon Brand
Metzger-Wright’s
Madeira
Union
Orchid & Rose
Webb
Hemet
Dentists
Warren's
Martex
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