Boys Glee Club Organized at Russell School in Warren
Russell March 13. Twenty five high school students met Friday to organize a Glee Club with officers: President John Perkins, secretary treasurer Victor VerMilyen, business manager Haweld Laufferbrie ger, musical director Inez Young. Rehearsals set for Tuesday evenings. Teachers Miss Marie Harrington and Jefferson Sears ill and absent briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Griggs
Edwin Branstrom
Walter Mellor
Margery Randall
Carrie Servoss
B. G Gregory
Warren
Airs
Wayne Fay
Claude Pangdorn
Harry Randall
Akeley
Ralph W
Lena Jones
John Mathis
Clifford Graham
Jamestown
Edith Adams Sundar
Arthur Fehlman
Cynthia
Ray Fehlrman
Dinsmore
Cynthia Fehlman
Georgia
Dubois
E. EB. Enos
Lookout Mountains
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee
Floyd Carrol
Anna Carlson
Herold
Gerald Carlson
Raymond Warner
Dodge
Ralph Ward
Gertrude Shaw
Donaldson
Sherman
N. Y
House
Isola Davidson
A. F. Kottcamp
Jury
Howard Mason
Erie
Leola Bailey
Marion Briggs
F.C. Peters
Hastings
O. A. Siler
Ernest Depew
Daugharthy Nome
Cole Hill News Briefs and Fire at Ross Hill
Ernest Esebnick plans a Sunday school meeting March 15 at 10 a.m. to organize a local Sunday school at Cole Hill school house. A fire damaged the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Covell at Ross Hill. water and snow fought the blaze after a shotgun alert. Harold Burt visited from Torpedo. Mrs. Covell underwent surgery at Warren hospital and was improving. A wild geese sighting northward was reported by Ralph Wentworth. Locals Orrin Norton Eastman and Earl Eastman attended a Warren show. Chas Benedict from Whitestown. Ferry Burt sought signatures for the National Tribune Civil War pension bill.
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Cole Hill
Ernest Esebnick
Warren
Forest Counties
Walter Covell
Ross Hill
Harold Burt
Torpedo
Bmirs
Warren Hospital
Ralph Wentworth
Orrin, Norton and
Earl Eastman
Chas. Benedict
Whitestown
Warren residents attend local meeting and property transfer
Dutch Hill resident Rene Wenzel opened the meeting at home. Mrs. Henry Bartsch and Mrs. Frank Grosch attended the Tacks Run Mott day event. E. A. Wenzel sold interests to Paul Lindell of Lander. Merritt Bartsch was a Warren attorney on Wednesday.
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Rene Wenzel
Henry Bartsch
Frank Grosch
Warren
Mona Grange
Chandler
E. A
Urge Proclamation on Immigration Law
Senator Reed and Rep. Pa heading a veterans and patriotic societies delegation urged President Coolidge to issue a proclamation enacting the 1924 immigration law national origin quotas this year. They warned the quotas would take effect July 1 if not issued 90 days prior, otherwise delayed to July 1, 1929.
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Washington
U.P
Reed
Veterans and Patriotic Societies
Coolidge
Congress
Farmington Club and Sunshine Club Gather in Lander
Regular Farmington Men's Club meeting in Lander with about 20 in attendance. J C Blumquist of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance spoke on farm life. Sunshine Club hosted by Miss Viola Fosberg with 15 members 3 visitors, voted $30 for Community House painting, and planned May 1 banquet. Rev Sloan spoke on Christ role and faith. W C T U meets with Mrs Lindell. Cemetery Society holds meeting. Booth Festival planning for Ruth M Smith Home in Sheffield with canvassing and donations.
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Lander
Farmington Men's Club
J.C. Blumquist
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jamestown
Viola Fosberg
Sunshine Club
Hazel Carr
Warren
May Fosberg
N.Y
Fosberg
Peter Lindell
Scandia
Sre
Paul Lindell
May Fosnerg
Alvoid Saxestown
Floyd Johnson
John
Adallahsen
Sioan
Hissexmer
Christ
Bloan
Henry Lindell
Cemetery Society
Grace Peterson
Booth
Sunisy
Ruth M. Smith
Sheffield
Local notes from Irvine Warren area March update
Miss Mary Fay of Warren visits Irvine. Mrs. Westfall recuperates at home. The Mills family moves back toward Warren on the Warren and Tidioute road. Mrs. Dilts and three children stay with Leonard Westfall. Thomas Murtaugh visits daughter Mrs. Clinton Johnson after hospital stay. Mrs. Leon Allen fractures a leg after a fall. Genevieve Hayes returns from Warren hospital improved. Culbertson family visits Cox. A daughter born Thursday night at Warren hospital to Earnest and Mrs Crull. Lynn Atkins of Big Bend visits Abplanalp family. Johnson hosts birthday party for daughter.
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Irvine
Mary Fay
Warren
Edward Daily
Leonard Westfall
Mills
Renova
Warren and
Tidioute Road
Dilts
Thomas Murtaugh
Fredonia
N. Y
Clinton Johnson
Murtaugh
Government Hospital
Leon Allen
Genevieve Hayes
Warren Hospital
Culbertson
Sor William
Charles Cox
Earnest Crull
Lynn Atkins
Big Bend
William Abplanaip
Garland Garland Community Notes and Snow Delays
The noon New York Central train ran about two hours late and the afternoon train three hours late due to heavy snow. The Garland area reports more winter weather than earlier in the season. Community events include a birthday service, auxiliary meeting, Willing Workers dinner, a 21st birthday, and a scout knot-tying demonstration. Local residents attend visits, birthdays, and illnesses amid winter travel slowdowns.
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Garland
New York Central
Aged Man Burned to Death in Renfrew Home
William Oct. 75 died when a small house in Renfrew near Butler burned last night. Neighbors failed to rescue him from the flames and investigators attributed the blaze to an overheated stove. Community Chest dollars all come back to us.
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Butler
U. P
William
Renfrew
Here
The Little Boy Carries a Cane in Easter Parade
The two to eight year old boy in Warren's Easter parade wears a new top coat with matching hat and cane. Metzger-Wright's Boys' Shop offers a brightly colored cane with each outfit. Coats priced 150 and 5.85 dollars. Tailoring described as manish and neat in brown or gray tweed.
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Warren
Metzger-Wright's
Baby's Own Shop Showcases Gifts for New Arrivals
Metzger Wright's Baby's Own Shop on the third floor presents hand knitted and crocheted sacques, booties, and rompers plus carriage robes in Japanese silk, pillows, muslin sheets, rubber crib sheets, gowns, bibs, vests, and small novelties all in pink and blue. Prices range from under a dollar to a few dollars, catering to new arrival gifts and practical keepsakes.
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Metzger-Wright
When Johnny Begins to Walk Creepers at Metzger-Wright's Infants' Shop
Johnny's mother buys creepers for infants from Metzger-Wright on the Third Floor. A large selection in broadcloth chambray gingham and prints includes hand embroidered and smocked designs in white blue pink peach. Sizes six months to three years priced from 1.25 to 2.95.
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Johnny
Metzger-Wright
Twin coats for children in the French style headlined
Metzger-Wright’s Infant Department markets matching coats for brothers and sisters. Tailored double breasted navy cheriot and navy poiret twills with brass buttons and sleeve emblems, plaid taffeta tams, scarfs, Kaghas and tweeds. Girls’ coats use novelty mixtures with silver ball buttons and embroidery. Hats and tams match piping. Sizes 2 to 6 years priced at 5.95 8.95 and 12.55.
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Metzger-Wright’s
Dep't
Baby's Easter Bonnet From M W's Infant Shop
Easter bonnets for babies offered by M W's Infant Shop. Styles include organ dic georgette mul1 and net with lace ribbon and rosebud trimmings. All white bound with pink or blue silk and all pink. prices range from 1 to 5 dollars.
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ML W
Betty Writes a Letter to Daddy in Printed Paper
Betty describes her father’s trip and notes he bought her sam writing paper at Metzger-Wright's. She writes of Uncle Wiggley in the corner and mentions having enough paper and envelopes for twenty three more letters. Other girls can find similar items on M W Street Floor 692 for 75 cents.
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Betty
Metzger-Wright's
Sam
Uncle Wiggley
Alain
M.W. Street
Dainty Handmade Gertrude Dress for the Youngest
A baby’s dainty batiste Gertrude dress with hand embroidery and smocking is offered at M.W.'s Infants' Shop. Dainty dresses for ages months to two years range from $1.69 to $2.95 in silk or mercerized fabrics, in pink blue tan and white.
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Batiste
Gertrude
M.W
New Juvenile Prints With Spring Vogue Patterns
Metzger-Wright's offers new juvenile prints combined with Vogue patterns for wash dresses and suits. Displays include Tony Sarg silk prints and A B G silk dimity flaxen and Peter Pan Materials. Highlights matching outfits for boys and girls with prices from 50e to $1.00 per yard.
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Dack
Jil
Miss Muffet
Metzger-Wright's
Tony Sarg Han
Dimity
Metzger-Wright’s
Metzger-Wright
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