Warren Co Picnic Promises Roast Ox And Open House
The Warren county picnic committee will distribute tickets for a roast ox meal with lines forming from 11 30 to 1 00. One person in line may hold at most six tickets to prevent crowding while two must form a procession if more are in a party. Attendees should bring a vessel for coffee as tin cups will be provided at the coffee stand. Open house under the grandstand will run all day with games for children and checker boards for adults. An event update notes Chief Cornplainer post American Legion plans ten volunteers for ground duties, eight drafted for police service. Publicity will push handbills to attract big crowds for Saturday’s circus in Warren.
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Sining Hall
American Legion
Addison White
Picnic committee plans boost for county fair event
The general committee met last evening to push the county picnic ex position with more volunteers. Gerald Wright will oversee bread supply for the barbecue, and E B Whiting invites concession space requests. A special Paramount committee will assist in locating dances while Aubrey Hodges coordinates a soccer game to avoid field conflicts. The Grangers will bring a notable speaker after the barbecue and Ad White promises an ambitious fireworks display after a band concert. The ponies return as a picnic feature, with Ab White and A E Johnson negotiating a possible grand stand feature.
Warren Gear Special Stockholders Meeting Notice
The board calls a special meeting of stockholders at the company office Warren PA on Tuesday July 12 1927 at 10 00 am to vote on increasing indebtedness from 150000 to 409000 W C Heasley Secretary notice date November 18 1925 June 18 1915 22 29 July 6
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Warren Gear Products Company
Warren, Pennsylvania
Warren
Pennsylvania
W. C. Heasley
Circus Mascots and Luck Walk the Ringling Show
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey troupe arrives for two performances next Saturday July 2 with eight hundred performers. Nine of ten carry a rabbit foot or lucky livestock, and May Wirth the famed bareback rider features a trained pony named George who roams her tent and performs flips from the canvas edge. George ignores zebras and calls May Wirth and her horses with a playful blue streak, ending every greeting with Hello, darlink.
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Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
May Wirth
Trienne
Wirth
Australia
George
Darlink
Tragic broken date quoted in Cincinnati Enquirer
A mother recalls a failed date while a father comments on a crestfallen daughter. The Capiter's Weekly excerpt notes Mildred and Harold's temperamental clash over the quarrel. Nearby, almost 9,000 twins were born in England and Wales last year.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Mil‘dred
Harold
Mildred
Capiter
England
Wales
Kinzua Autoist Loses Finger In Door Of His Coupe
Kinzua area notes report Miss Marie Jones visiting family while Norman Lytle and others travel to Warren. Corydon game sees Kinzua Seconds lose 14-4. Several local residents attend weddings and visits. activities include hospital update and posts about club meetings and post office work.
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Kinzua
Duncan
Mary Lytle
L. E. Jones
Margie
Robert O'Dell
Ion Bobby
Jean Marie
Sheffield
Walter Swanson
Erie
Glenn Kelsey
William Farris
Florence
Luke Tanner
Tommy
Ruth
Smethport
Alfred Carlson
Ramon
Corydon
Edwin Larson
Pauline Unger
Clarendon
H. L. Thompson
Frank Bray
Ed Bray
Earl
Myrtle
Willis Bray
Russell Bray
Knoxville
Ohio
Harvely Burkhouse
Helen
Versil
Virginia
Kane
Frank Schobey
C. Belle Clawson
Tionesta
E. £. Fleming
Vivian Carlson
Edith Burglung
Costello
Martin Burglund
Fred Smith
George Smith
Ruth Smith
Zem
Ruth Ia
J. EB. Fogle
Fancy Work Club
Hom
Woman's Benefi
Kingun
Akeley
Tey
Lilian Shine
Feneral Services
Adelbert Blanchard Funeral Held at Ten Thirty
Services for Adelbert Blanchard were held this morning at ten thirty at the house with Rev. O H Bloomster delivering the sermon. Pallbearers included Joseph Chester Ray Foulkrod Herbert Springer Henry Johnson James Riley and Leo Wilcox. Burial followed at Kiowa Cemetery. Joseph Shine suffered a serious finger injury when a door shut on his right hand while in a Ford coupe. Mr and Mrs Robert Crater and their son plan to move to Frenchs cottage at Big Bend for the summer. A New York schoolboy’s quip about who was first man is recounted, ending with a joke about Adam as the first man. The Telegraph notes the night floggers troubling southern states remain ineffective.
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Adelbert Blanchard
O. H. Bloomster
M. BE
Joseph Chester
Ray Foulkrod
Herbert Springer
Henry Johnson
James Riley
Leo Wilcox
Kiozua
Joseph Shine
Robert Crater
French
Big Bend
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Aubrey Hodges
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New York
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