May paving projects loom at borough council meeting
A weak quorum delayed the borough council meeting as 10 members attended and discussions focused on paving Clark Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, with state and local funding expected to underwrite the over $44,000 project. The session covered bids, street grades, and repairs while noting Memorial Day allowances and other ordinances.
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Towa Council
Messrs
Overturf
Offerle
Stewart
Wright
Logan
Wells
Borg
Erickson
Houghtling
Florida
D. F
Pensylvania
Clark Street
Wis
Upper Market Street
State Highway Department
J. C. Devine Company
Alliance
Ohio
Gertzel
East Fifth Avenue
J. C. Swick
D. T. Duke
Blackman
Moody
Korb
Bridge Committee
Third
Fifth Avenue
Corry
Redwood Street
Welbeck
Division
Lookout Street
Orchard
Roy Streets
Oo Water
Board of Health, Police, Markets
Burgess
L. O. Boquin
M. EF. Church
Fred C. Eaton
Prospect Street
Park Committee
Grand Master Visits North Clarendon Lodge in May Session
The North Clarendon lodge No. 1081 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a May meeting in Clarendon highlighted by a visit from Pennsylvanias Grand Master John N. Marks of Oil City. Other dignitaries included Grand Conductor Elmer C. French and local members from Sheffield Warren and On City. The event honored longtime member Z. T. Weaver with a fifty year jewel and featured presentations and remarks on Odd Fellowship values.
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Clarendon
Clarendon Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Clarendon Order
Caremon
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Pennsylvania
John N. Marks
Oil City
Z. T. Weaver
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Marks
Elmer C. French
Franklin
Zack Tait
Chas Hodges
Edward Mark
On City
Sheffield
Warren
Odd Fellowship
Z. T. Wea
Teal
Wa Y. Weaver
Order of Odd Fellows
Weaver
Order
Foxburg Lodge
Parker Lodge
Warren Lodge
North Clarendon Lodge
Howard McGee
Old City
Vach
S. C. Farmer
Independent Order of Odd Yellows
Warren Talent Aids Show At Columbus Church
May 2 Columbus reports a musical comedy Our Ministers honeymoon to be staged May 5 at Columbus Community church by Warren youths. Cast includes Mite society members and minister’s Sunday school class. May 7 eight grade exams at Dean school. eight month term ends May 13. high school term ends June 10. Graduating class of twelve, largest in school history, includes Cordin, Schramling, Dodd, Spoon, Dunton, Page, Johnson, Cartig, Jackman, Yano, LaMacchio, Taylor. Merritt Baker family and Mr Brown of Pittsburgh visited Mrs. Margaret Ricker and Ruth Ricker.
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Columbus
Honleymoon
Columbus Community Church
Warren
Mite
Dean School
Gertrude Cordin
Mildred Schramling
Alice Dodd
Anna Spoon
Irene Dunton
Arthur Page
Arnold Tohnsoy
James Cartig
Adrian Jackman
Michael Yano
Antonio LaMacchio
Ralph Taylor
Merritt Baker and
Four in Sheffield Have Scarlet Fever
Sheffield schools closed as several pupils stay home with scarlet fever. Four cases reported in town, with one patient from Williams Elementary and others connected to the Weaver and Jenkins families. Local residents visited by a London weekly reporter recount a strange drug purchase tale involving a poor dressed woman and a baby.
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Shefield
Sheffield
Deais
Wuelingan School
Anuerson
James Wie
Jaf
Laverne Starizinger
Wearren
TR. Jenkins
Kenneth Abramson
Damestown
London
Kiwanis Plan Benefit Show For Flood Fund
Warren Kiwanis officers plan a flood relief benefit at Library Theatre Friday at 11:18 PM. Proceeds will go to Warren Red Cross flood relief, with a goal of 500 dollars, more likely exceeding it. George Sarvis and committee head a no-charge film program, financed by Columbia Amusement Company, to raise funds with tickets at one dollar.
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Warren Kiwanis Club
Library Theatre
Warren
Red Cross Flood Relief Fund
Kiwanians
George, Sarvis
W. ¥. Geer
Earl V. MacDonald
Val Genge
John Bayer
George Sarvis
Columbia Amusement Company
Sarvis
Warren Fund
G. 5. Bordwell
Warren County
The
American Red Cross
Kiwanis Club
Bordwell
Red Cross
C. E. Bordwell
Emory C. Cook
National Fund
Hoover
Coolidge
Gold Digger Anxieties And A Humble Grocer’s Wagon Plan
The excerpt lampoons a gold digger as vain and clever, contrasting her gilded life with a practical grocer Br. Mecher grows tired of hauling groceries and vows to buy a small express wagon. Henrietta’s blunt replies frame the domestic scene.
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Br. Mecher
Henrietta
Groceres
Mee Meekes
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