Miss Wilkinson Camp Conference Visits Local Sunday Schools
Miss Roth Wilkinson of Sheffield and a graduate of the Pennsylvania State Summer Training Camps visited Grace M. E. and First Presbyterian Sunday schools to promote the summer camp program. Accompanied by Franklin Hoff, she outlined Four-Folds camps that build mental physical social and spiritual growth and prepare youth for leadership. She is a former Clarion Normal School student and will direct a Girl Scout camp at Jeffmore in June and serve as a camp counselor at the Intermediate Girls camp this summer.
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Roth Wilkinson
Sheffield
Pennsylvania
Grace M. E
First Presbyterian Surrey
Wilkinson
United Brethren
First Baptist
Grace and Presbyterian
Moss Wilkin
Franklin Hoff
Warren County
Young People’s Society
Miss Wilkinson
Warxen County
Warxen
Supt. Blodgett
First Presbyterian
Hammond
George Nelson
Tellier
Sarah Andrew
Titusville
Jeffmore
Miss Wilkin-s
Good Roads Directors Outline Meeting Plans in Warren County
Directors of the Warren County Good Roads Association will meet Monday night at 7 30 at the court house to develop plans for road improvement. County Treasurer R E Waid, president, says no definite project will be presented for approval as several highway improvements will be discussed.
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Warren County Good Roads Association
R. E. Waid
Dr Hamilton Wins Bridge Tournament at Conewanga Club
Dr E G Hamilton won the bridge tournament sponsored at the Conewanga Club since March 5. Forty players competed with Hamilton totaling 14317 points. E R Allen was second with 11496, followed by A G Eldred and T K Creal. The event spurred plans for another tournament in the fall. Francis R Stakelum chaired arrangements with Winthrop Williams and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Hamilton
Conewanga
Dr. Hamilton
E. R. Allen
A. G. Eldred
T. K. Real
Francis R. Stakelum
Winthrop Williams
D. H. Alexander
Edward Johnson
Val Genge
McLarnin Mandell Lightweight Title Fight Set Tonight
New York May 21 after four days postponement the lightweight championship bout between Sammy Mandell of Rockford DL and Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver will take place at the Polo Grounds. Both boxers weighed in at 135 pounds at 2 p m in the New York State Athletic Commission offices and reduced to the limit by exercises.
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New York
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Polo Grounds
New York State Athletic Commission
Reach Compromise On Muscle Shoals
The conference report on the Norris Muscle Shoals bill was presented to the senate. Conferees from the house and senate reached a compromise overnight creating a federal corporation to operate Muscle Shoals for Zerulzer and nitrate manufacture and power sale with $10 million capital stock. It would allocate $2 million for Creek Dam construction and appoint three directors.
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Muscle Shoals
Washington
U. P
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
House
Miners fear worst as gas explosion rocks Mather mine
Rescue crews battle gas and debris after a Mather coal mine blast near Waynesburg Pennsylvania. Nine rescue teams from surrounding towns worked through the night as officials say the explosion likely originated from gas. Dozens of bodies were recovered and lines kept curfew on the village to protect rescuers and mourners.
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Ner
W. E. Bailey
O. S. Ward
W .K. Reed
Roy Easterday
Rathard Purman
Morgan Henderson
Waynesburg
Mather
Pennsylvania
Othe
Marianna
Butts 11
Butt 12
L. C. Lougee
Pickands, Mather and Company
Cleveland
Mount Pleasant
Crescent
Crucible
Chartiers
Vestaburg
Nemacolin
Orient
Buffington
J. H. Evans
Red Cross
Washington
Greene Counties
Salvation Army
Washington, Pa
Pittsburgh
United States Bureau of Mines
Nanty-Glo
Little
John Ross
Greene County
James Fleming
State and Coal Company
Tomen
Hamburg Gas Cloud Kills and Panics City
Eleven die and over 100 are hospitalized as a deadly phosgene gas cloud spreads through Hamburg. Reichswehr, police and firemen fight to divert the gas from dense neighborhoods while rain and wind ease the danger. The Sim in charge withholds details. experts note phosgene may kill quickly, rain diminishes its power, origins remain a mystery.
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Reichswehr
Hofe Canal
Hamburg
Sim
United States
Fritz Haber
Germany
Haber
Plane Bremen to be shipped to United States for repair
The Junkers plane that carried Baron von Huenefeld Major Fitzmaurice and Captain Koehl across the Atlantic may be reconditioned at the American Junkers factory. Drift ice near Long Point delayed anticipated arrival of a chartered freighter. Brig. Gen. Feher said Bremen will sail aboard a freight vessel for repairs after damage during a Labrador relief flight.
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Junkers
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
James Fitzmaurice
Herman Koehl
Atlantic
Long Point
Washington
Bremen
United States
James A. Feeher
Army Air Service
F. Trubee Davison
Fecht
Fred Melchoir
Labrador
Melchoir
MEMORY WIZARD MEETS AND MILESTONES AT LOCAL CLUB
At Warren County Motor Club meeting President Ray Steber announced Emory Thompson will leave for Buffalo to practice with Dr Rose. Club plans a work day at the Corydon Boy Scout Camp on May 31. Three girls died in a fire at New Albany, Miss, sisters Elizabeth 17 Dorothy 13 and Helen 10.
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Clark
Warren
Warren County Motor Club
Ray Steber
Emory Thompson
Buffalo
Dr. Rose
Emory
Corydon
Harold Wickstrom
Kiwanis Club
New Albany
Miss
S. Joe Owen
lBlizabeth
Dorothy
Helen
Deaths and Funerals for Lehman and Solinger
Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Lehman were held Monday at 2 PM from her daughters home with Rev. J. L. Ware and Rev. Harold F. Stoddard officiating. Interment followed in Evergreen cemetery Sinclairville. Pallbearers and many distant relatives attended. Separate services for Mrs Linona Solinger occurred Monday at 2 PM from her Russell home, with Rev. A A Swanson officiating and burial in Pine Grove cemetery Rosselli.
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Katherine Lehman
John B. Cable
Poplar Street
J. L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Church
Harold F. Stoddard
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Sinclairville
N.Y
George H.gillis
Charles Hale
W. D. Fisk
JM. B. Persing
Frank Gillis
Erie
George H. Billis
Franklin
Mabel Gillis
Buffalo
Lander
Clara Wright
Russell
Ray Thompson
David Hale
Akeley
Clarence Hale
Linona Solinger
A. A. Swanson
Russell M. E. Church
Pine Grove
Rosselli
Charles G. Johnson Dies at 97 After 31 Years Guard Duty
Charles G. Johnson died Monday at 9:15 AM at his daughter Mrs. M Healy's home 6 Myrtle Street aged 97. He served as a guard at the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing on Pennsylvania Avenue West for 31 years and was on pension for the last 16 years of his life. He is survived by family includes his daughter and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Johnson
M. Healy
Myrtle Street
Mr. Johnson
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Addi
Grace Evangeline and William Taylor Obituaries and Events
Obituary notices for Grace Evangeline infant foster daughter of Rev Martin A Larson and William David Taylor of Warren general hospital death, with funeral plans in Jamestown Kersey Pa and Warren details. Also Ruth Circle Thinkle Party at First Methodist and jazz barred from Knights Templar parade in Reading Pa on May 21.
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Grace Evangeline
Martin A. Larson
Myrtle Street
Paterson Mortuary
Arthur Edstom
Jamestown
Ruth Circle
The
First Methodist Church
C. W. Benjamin
Reading
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of Pennsylvania
Poppies Sold For Veterans Fund Totals 4400 Units
Four thousand four hundred poppies were sold by W F W Saturday with an average offering around 429.62 for a buddy. The sale raised funds for disabled soldiers and the Eaton Rapids Children’s Home in Michigan, with cents per poppy allocated to headquarters and relief efforts. The drive supported both the Veterans of Foreign Wars post and its Ladies Auxiliary as profits were shared locally.
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Tech
Children’s Home
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sele
Order
Veteran of Foreign Wars
Childrens’ Home
Michigan
Poppies to be sold leading to Decoration Day
The article notes that the entire allotment of poppies and additional stock will be sold between now and Decoration Day, indicating a push to raise funds and awareness ahead of the holiday observance.
Two youths injured as car hit by train near Starbrick
Two 21 year old occupants Francis Rhodes of Pittsfield and John Montague of Starbrick were treated after their car was struck by a New York Central train Saturday afternoon near Starbrick. Dr. Paul Stewart said they appeared to suffer no serious injuries. Witnesses say the car drove from the Montague garage onto the tracks.
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New York Central
Starbrick
Francis Rhodes
Pittsfield
John Montague
Paul Stewart
Montague
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Good Roads
Grimsby
England
J.s.bayer
Mairlilance Funeral Director
New York City
Healy
W. Keeblay
T. H. Smith
T. E Johnson
James Johnson
Matilda Wilson
Johnson
Sweden
William David Taylor
Warren General Hospital
Kersey
Pennsylvania Avenue East
G. A. Ginader
Dayton
Chico
James Booth
St. Petersburg
Florida
Ruby Muhoney
Fores
Alice Cameron
Ralph Taylor
Charles F. Taylor
Weedville
Lemuel Taylor
Forbes City
Blanch Dean
Avenmore
W.F. W
Soldier Relief
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Johnson Brothers
Normandy
Voile
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Scranton
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