Relief Corps Dinner and social activities at Youngsville
March 23 report from Youngsville recounts the Lincoln Relief Corps dinner at Mrs. Charles Thomas on North Main Street with 25 guests, followed by a program including songs by Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Carr, and Mr. Will Grey. Reports from the recent relief corps convention were read, and a birthday cake for Mrs. Jay Spencer was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Relief Corps
Lincoln
Chas. Thomas
North Main Street
John Carr
Evers
Thomas
Whispering Hope
Will Grey
Nellie Belnap
Robert Kinnear Relief Corps
Gray
Jay Spencer
M. M. Spear
East Main Street
Virgil Peters
C. L. McMillin
West Main Street
Warren General Hospital
McMillin
S. T. Davison
Garland
Mes. Davison
Erie
Davison
Harry Canfield
Fair Mont Hotel
Friendship Birthday Club
Frank Falconer
Death warrant signed for Matakovich execution
Marko Matakovich of Washington county will die in the electric chair at Rockview prison during the week beginning April 23. Governor John S. Fisher signed the death warrant for Matakovich's execution after his conviction for first degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
U. P
Marko Matakovich
Washington County
Rockview
John 5. Fisher
Matakovich
Delegates Elected Today for Methodist Conference
Philadelphia report notes delegates to the General Conference in Kansas City to be chosen today by the Philadelphia conference. Seven lay and seven clerical delegates will be selected with only one of four district superintendents likely to win. Also mentions gifts for bridesgrooms becoming a vogue in Europe with fine jewelry and watches cited.
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Philadelphia
U. P
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kanana City
Europe
London
Inherited fortunes shift with family twists and adoptions
Reginald Vanderbilt linked heirs face shifting fortune as Dorle Duke sought influence. James E. Duke’s fortune is questioned amid rumors of fragile heirs. Joseph Boxer, once named heir to the Boyer millions, learns he was adopted, altering succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Vanderbilt
Dorle Duke
Torne
James E. Duke
Josep Boxer
Boyer
Newpresid
Tidioute Woman's Club Holds Regular Meeting
Regular meeting at Grandin Community House discussed child health clinic forestry papers and conservation topics. Reports by Mrs Buckingham and Mrs Chase highlighted club efforts as future meeting set for April 2 under Community Service leadership.
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Tidioute
T. ©. Hawkey
Martha Jennings
Pennsylvania
Fred Shaw
Tidioute Woman’s Club
Anna Thompson
Community Service Committee
Radio Co
Floyd Reid
Milwaukee
Floyd
Atwater-Kent Radio Company
Wilma Emerson
East Main Street
Ice cream evangelism and tea for mission work
Today’s page notes Dr Herring opposing evangelizing Jews under ice cream party guise and remarks on religious history. It also mentions Mrs Woodrow Wilson backing Governor Smith, and the American Actors Union restricting foreign doctors. Forty guests attended a missionary tea for Grace M E church. a luncheon by the Ladies Aid at Founders Hall followed, with the play Just Janey canceled due to cast illness.
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Dr. Herring
National Conference of Jews and Christians
George Hadden
Conewango Avenue
Grace M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Founders Hall
Arry Hotchers
Janey
Officers Elected By Bible Class At Old Timers Meet
Reminiscences and greetings filled the Grace Methodist Old Timers meeting last evening as about fifty of seventy five members gathered. Officers for the year were elected: president D Elmer Worley, vice president William Sitzle, secretary Samuel E Smedley, treasurer Frank M Black, librarian William Green, assistant librarian William Bork, teachers R H Hatton LeRoy Patchen David Lindberg Leon Tittle Mrs Thomas H Jenkins, choir director sang two solos In An Old Fashioned Town and Aunt Salty.
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Grace Methodist Church
E. R. Boyd
D. Elmer Worley
William Sitzle
Samuel E. Smedley
Frank M. Black
William Green
William Bork
R. H. Hatton
LeRoy Patchen
David Lindberg
Leon. Tittle
Thomas H. Jenkins
Salty
Jessie Walters
Josia Jones
Harry S. Keck
L. M. Barnard
Hans Walehi
Clarendon
HR. H. Hatton
Florida
E. W. Hunter
Washington
D. C
Conrad Link
Dunkirk
N. C
Walter H. Murphy
Tidioute
Hany Bimber
Venice
Wales Plans Bike Race With 79-Year-Old Windsor Mayor
In Windsor, Prince of Wales may race a downhill bike event with 79-year-old Mayor Sir William Carter in October. Alderman Woolley said Carter proposed an enclosure to draw a crowd for charity, starting at the Queen Victoria statue near Windsor Castle and finishing at King Edward VII Hospital. Carter, mayor for 13 years, rides daily on official business. Vitamin D pills from European labs now claim to mimic sun exposure, flavored like chocolate, to be taken only under doctor orders.
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Windsor
Eng
Prince of Wales
William Carter
Wiliam
Wuley
Carter
Windsor Castle
Royal Castles
King Edward VII Hospital
State Board Grants Five Rehearings In Pa
The state pardon board at Harrisburg on Friday allowed five rehearings including for Murder in the Second Degree cases involving David M W, Gray Ene, Lloyd Rishey, and John Doe, with other actions listing breaks and entering. Eighteen rehearings were refused and one continued. Refusals cited murder in the second degree, robbery, and related charges for Gust Pacis, Fred Estin, Vero Palmero, and Ben Palumbo.
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Marrisburg
State Pardon Board
David MW
Gray
Ene
Lloyd Rishey
Fayette
John Doe
Lawrence
Gust Pacis
Allegheny
Fred Estin
Vero Palmero
Indiana
Ben Palumbo
Chicago Superintendent McAndrew Is Dismissed
Chicago reports the end of the famous textbook trial as Superintendent William McAndrew is removed from office for insubordination and conduct unbecoming his position after a suspension since August 29, 1927. Mayor Thompson vows to continue his opposition to pro British propaganda in public schools.
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Chicago
William McAndrew
William Hale Thompson
Board of Education
McAndrew
Courtroom stabbing shocks jurors in Calera murder trial
In Columbiana Alabama on Thursday a relative of a dead girl stabbed Chief of Police H Fi lake of Calera as a jury acquitted Blake of murder. The attack occurred in the crowded courtroom after the verdict. The wounded chief, and the dead girl’s mother fired at Blake but he was not seriously harmed. An aunt of the deceased reported the event and other relatives were arrested as tensions flared following the case.
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Columbiana
Ala
U.P.J
H. Filake
Calera
Blake
Gul
Bish
Bliss Ged Tubbs
Louise Monteabaio
Maybelle Monteabaro
Miss Tubbs
J) Faulkner
Tubbs
Red Pepper Rub for Cold Relief Promises Quick Heat
Advertisement touts Rawles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for chest tightness and congestion. It claims three minutes of heat penetrates to relieve colds, rheumatism, backache, stiff neck, and sore muscles with a single jar sold at drugstores.
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Relief Corps AT
Get Together Club
George Anderson
West Man Street
H. H. Hull
American Legion Club
Earl Walters
H. H. Husted
WM. E
E. W. Selander
Gordon Park
Adolph Beckenbach
Clarence Jones
Nike
Lott
Gloria Caruso
Neat
J. Mortimer Coward
Gloria Laura Vanderbilt
He International
Erty
Woman's Club AT
Oil City
Edward Merkle
Guy Downey
Jenkins
G. King
Obson McCown
Margaret Thomas
Rosequist
J. King
Francis Aven
Grace Bell
Josephine Lindquist
Christ Episcopal Chhurch Guild
Wilson
Charles King
Chas, Worth
Alice Culver
Ray L. Culver
Madera
Oke
Aberdeen Hotel
West 52Nd Se
Seer Sh Ave
New York
John ¥. Downey
Amando Naka
David Laurence
Woodrow Wilson
Governor Smith
Smith
George Harvey
American Actors’ Union
England
America
W. E. Draheim
Penna. Ave
OLD Timers
Defenders
Tribune
Wales
Hamburg
Chas. Pirillo
Penna
Walnut
Pearl Smith
State Board
the Tribune
Wreth Chemical Co. Inc
Madison Ave
Thia
Levi Epstein & Sons
Carver House
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