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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1928

Page

9

Mead Store Closure Prompting Local Transition in Youngsville

In Youngsville on March 20 C S Mead will close his Main street mercantile business after over a quarter century. The dry goods and grocery departments have been sold to partners who now run part of the building as a grocery shop. Mead will finish closing the Whee department and a new shop, Needle Craft, will occupy the space. The Mead family is well known in the community.

Youngsville C. S. Ead Main Street Kathryn Agnew Swanson Block West Main Street C. S. Mead William Short R. Exsop The County Medical Association Warren Erie P. H. Mead Mead H. L. Mead J. E. Summerson Pittsfield Mary Jenkins Irvine Lulu Brewen St. Patrick’s Miss Jenkin Youngsville High School M. E

High School Baseball Schedule And Indoor Practice

The High school baseball team has finalized spring dates with the last game set for May 30. They are currently training in the gymnasium with indoor baseball activities as part of their preparation. A separate banking blunder in Columbus involved a Florida customer's $4 check that bounced twice before a cashier's check and apology arrived.

Columbus Florida

Cole Hill News Sparks Sunday School Revival

Ernest Kaebnick preached at Cole Hill schoolhouse and a new Sunday school was formed with officers elected for 10:30 am start on April 1. Local residents including the Camp, Wentworth, and Eastman families were noted for visits, illnesses, and farm work as signs of spring appeared and roads remained muddy.

United Brethren News the Star Paul Weaver Migs Lenora Smith Temple Guards Junior Christian Endeavor S. P. Weaver Thomas Johnson Cole Hill Ernest Kaebnick Warren and Forest Counties Mra Frank Camp Charles Camp Willis Wentworth Nellie Wentworth Fred Yeu Gladyzmay Culver Glenn Eastman Earl Edna Helen Marion Youngsville Walter Covell Ross Corners Warren Warren General Hospital Doris Covell L. L. Dey Torpedo Warren Hospital Myrtle Camp B. C. Camp Newton Blanche Eastman Blanche Gladysmay Culver

Visitor at parents home mentioned in brief note

Wallace Knowles visiting his parents during the weekend was noted while he had been in Sinclairsville New York helping Curt Seuthuwh with farm work and related tasks.

Wallace Knowles Sinclairsville, N. Y Curt Seuthuwh Fam Wath

Visit Noted at Wanestown Home in Sunday's Pause

Mrs Emma Benedict and her son Chas were visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs W N Camp and family in Wanestown Sunday.

Emma Benedict Chas W. N. Camp Wanestown Sunda

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Earl Walter American Legion Truth Seekers Alma Austin Marsha Coan Race of Dimes Vivian Carr Younaville Dorothy Farnham East Main Street Thelma Peterson Gerry Clara Schell Elaie J. Clarke Ella Dey Matie Holmes Earl Malden Blanche Allen Parker Willie Parker Garland Bert Camp Thursoe Willis Wentworth Yes New York Dewees Wm. H. Cooper Liberty ST Warren, Pa Warren Henry Clancy Elise Sorelle First Presbyterian Church Auspices Men’s Brotherhood Agrufke BANKS Warren Conenango Trust Company First National Bank Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company Warren National Bank Citizens National Bank Warren County Sheffield National Bank Enemnerp Clarendon State Bank Clarendon Tidioute State Bank, TrmiouTs Arapupe
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