Pickett Club Outing Promised As Biggest Yet
Preparations for the annual Pickett club picnic are nearing completion. The outing will be the most elaborate in the club's history, promised at its Tuesday meeting led by J. S. Rhodaberger in W. T. Kelly's absence. The weekly sales report named Dr. Aivrd and Don Chestnut as top and second in sales, with Fred Walter third. David Scott led in customers, followed by Dr. Aivrd and Stewart Loding. Bert Campbell presented a paper on Extending Credit, and Harold Richsel read Don't Date Yourself for the Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. $. Rhodaberger
W. T. Kelly
Rhodaberger
Dr. Avird
Don Chestnut
Fred Walter
David Scott
Stewart Loding
Bert Campbell
Harold Richsel
Quarterly Meeting Held at U B Church
The United Brethren church held its last Quarterly Conference last evening with about fifty members present. Dr N B McAllister from Jamestown preached on the Price of Power. Rev A B Brubaker summarized the conference spark over ten months. Mrs C L Robinson was elected delegate to Bradford August 98 with J W Neilly as alternate. John Brenton was re elected to the board of trustees for five years. The conference then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
N. Bi. McAllister
Jamestown
A. B. Brubaker
C. L. Robinson
Bradford
J. W. Neilly
John Brenton
St Nicholas class meeting and church activities
Nicholas Anderson hosted a chicken dinner for the St Nicholas class of the First Lutheran Church with Edwin Bradford presiding. Speakers included Rev GC A Dennig Harold Miller and Wickwins Anderson. Plans were made for a baseball team and fundraising for the class beneft. The Bible Circle held a picnic at Mrs Sechriest's cottage. Rev John Selander and family prepared for a move to India with a Sweden visit. Class 12 met at the First Lutheran church parlor to discuss repairs and a joint picnic with Swedish Lutheran classes and a boys camp visit in August. Refreshments followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Nicholas
Nicholas Anderson
Russell Street
First Lutheran Church
Edwin Bradford
GC. A. Dennig
Harold Miller
Wickwins Anderson
Beneft
John Selander
Famly
India
Eric, Selander
Prospect Street
Rev. Selander
Selander
Warren
New York City
Sweden
Sadiya
Assam
Eric Selander
New York
Selanders
First
A. A. Keller
Leonard Swanson
Willard Smith
Lloyd Turner
Keynote address criticizes Hamiltonian rule and calls for unity
The speech denounces the Hamiltonian conception of government as propping up the powerful, praises Woodrow Wilson and Jeffersonian democracy, and urges Democrats to throw out the “rascals” and unite. It cites farm depredations, pro-business legislation, and teapot dome echoes, while condemning dollar diplomacy in Central America.
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Black Horses
Pennsylvania Avenue
Israel
Remilton
Kansas City
America
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Cate
Harry Sinclair
Bowers
Houston
Dolar
Central America
Garland Flood Deluge Strikes Garland June 25 1892
The highest water since the June 6 flood visited Garland causing extensive damage. Cellars filled, homes surrounded by water, cattle rescued amid missing livestock, gardens washed out, and rail service halted by washouts and slides. Among many residents, a birthday celebration and local WCTU meeting are noted, with residents guiding through the high water and repairing infrastructure along Mullenger Run.
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Garland
Pittsfield
Wrightaville
Quick
John, Calkins
Mesdames Warren
Tripp and
Stickles
Ech
Youth Drowns When Canoe Overturns in Swollen Allegheny
Pittsburgh June 27 UP Herman Zeitman 19 a Pittsburgh Press employee drowned when a canoe carrying three youths overturned opposite Harmarville station on the Allegheny River. Zeitman who could not swim disappeared under the swift current as two companions were rescued by a passerby in a skiff. Names of the other boys were not learned.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Harmarville Station
Herman Zeitman
Pittsburgh Press
Zeilman
Harmerville
Zeilmanis
Miss
Meyer
Scouts Camp Amid Wet Ground Near Minister Creek
A Titusville Boy Scout party led by Rev. H. D. Ramsourg camped by Minister creek after a soggy trip from Por key, endured heavy rains that washed roads and caused a 15 foot deep slide. Local residents assisted with repairs as visitors watched the road blockade and resettlement efforts.
Birthday party highlights local social visit
The report notes a birthday party at the Hogue residence in honor of Leis Hogue and Dolores Shepard with attendees from this place. Several music selections were played by the muale class members. Perry Blauser and Willis Maxwell walked to the Wheeler job after leaving a car at the plant and were picked up near the slide. they returned Sunday evening. Carl Miller and Jamils and his mother visited the Littlefields and Russell Downey spent Sunday in Warren planning a short visit for his sister Thelma.
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Perneosts
Tayiee
Youngsville
Thursay
Brokenstraw
Albert Whaley
Garland
Albert
Katherine Osborn
Les
New York City
Ethel
Mildred McCollough
Bessie Smock
Paul Eat
Youngaville
Andy Zolko
Whiteville
N. Y
Bone
Elzor
Lester Black
Black
Tidioute
David Anderson
Ben English
Lawrence English
W. E. Taylor
Pittsfield
N. Thompson
Mullenger Run
Helen Barber
North Warren
Ecklund
Avsick
Alfred Sharman
John Taylor
Mr. Hearn
Andrew Gibbons
Warren
Gerald Hamilto
H., O. Hamilton
Walter
George Warner
Sunda
Tom Gochran
Eve
Union City
Ward White
Russell
Ivan Warner
Warner
Allegheny Springs
Richard Hathher
June
Ed Williams
the Star
Harry Richards
C_ Cochran
Syracuse
Sickles
Tiona
Hogue
Leis Hogue
Dolores Shepard
Muale
Perry Blauser
Willis Maxwell
Carl Miller
Jamils
F. A. Littlefeld
Cora N. Littlefield
Will Rogers Recalls Convention Night Of Song And Prayer
Will Rogers recalls a convention scene where attendees prayed and sang from memory. A woman sang the Star Spangled Banner and America, then ad libbed Dixie and Marching Through Georgia, while Mencken loosened up under the press table and Jim Ferguson headlines loomed for president.
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America
Det
Golly
Dixie
Texas
Mencken
L. Mencken
Georgia
Capt. Hickman
Jim
Ferguson
Bowers Provokes Loud Praise and Mockery in Dinner Speech
In a spirited account from spring, speaker Bowers draws strong reactions at the Sun Day dinner. He praises rivals, mocks Hamilton and Mellon era figures, and cites editorial voices like Baruch and Jones as afterward opponents. The scene blends praise, satire, and political jabs with keen media critique.
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Bowers
Jim Reed
Hamilton
Andy Mellon
Alexander Hamilton
Golfer Bal Jones to Attend Convention in Philadelphia
Bal Jones ex champion of the U S national golf open will attend the convention of the American Baphere Association in Philadelphia in October and enter the bankers tournament officials said today He is a member of the convention golf committee.
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Philadelphia
Bal Jones
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Bible Circle
West End
S. 5
Sechriest
Cone
Wango Creek
Dect
Page Gee
James Reed
Democratic Unity
Mellon
Katherine Aleer
MR. Manufacturer
Pavania Oil CO
Allegheny
Porkey
Titusville
Mme
Sid Réturnn
Shefield
Miniscer
Minister Creek
H. D. Ramsourg
Presbyterian Church of Titusville
Ralph Gerwick
Geo. Nagel
Ralph Caldwilader
Russell Schiewe
Chas, Lewis
Mr. Stevenson
James Stevenson
Willis Dalton
C. W. Welsh
Erie
Jank Moors
Moore
Clyce Littlefield
Wayne Davey
Bosseal
Wil
Kelletvilla
Wes Exch
James Flynn
E. T. Downey
Ser Alten
James Welsh
Swissvale
Eriste Downey
M. A. Rupert
Shedbruch
Sheffield
Bulzidu
Vilage
Porkey Run
Frank Shell
Gif City
Ohio
Minister Hill
Howard Kelly
Tionesta
G. H. Shepard
G. W. Swansen
Bobby
O. E. Rupert
Doris Rupert
Howard Watson
Hertick Tract
John Shaw
Heletville
Porkey Narrows
Fireworks
Andotean's
Jur
Cifcy
C. K. Barton
Will Rogers
Sundell Auto Electric
Pean
A. Avenue East
Keynater
Andy
Gata
Barney Baruch
Jesse Jones
Kenny
Norman Mack
McNaught Syndicate
Warren Tribune
Firemen's and
American Legion
the City Building
Amour
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