Lodge Activities In Youngsville Week Of Community Events
Youngsville lodges plan a busy week with Women’s Benefit Association hosting guests at Mrs. Ethel Abraham’s home, Grange lodge presenting a class of twelve candidates, and Rebekah lodge inviting members and spouses to Odd Fellows hall. Junior High demonstrates year’s work June first, including a May Queen, diplomas for eighth graders, and class day exercises for the class of 1928. Local residents pass through Harrisburg, Groveland, Meadville, and New Castle with visits and moves noted.
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Youngsville
Women’s Benefit Association
Ethel Abraham
East Main Street
Grange Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
K. Geo. Phillips
Irvine Memorial Bridge
Harrisburg
S. N. Pentecost
Groveland
Archie Davis
Standey
Elizabeth
Sidney Davis
Sidney
C. Swanson
Davis
E. E. Swanson
Meadville
Willis Kinnear
Jamestown
Folgran Furniture Company
Garland
Rollo Allio
Matthews Runroad
Marienville
John Zolko
Kenneth White
Chapel
Pennsylvania Hills
White
R. A. Fulton
St. Petersburg
Florida
A. H. Gallup
Horn
Horner
Fulton
Mes. Gallup
Johnson Brothers Sale Prizes Spark Comment and Speculation
Daily door prizes at the Johnson Brothers anniversary sale draw chatter among attendees. Esther Raiser wins a linen luncheon set, Gertrude Crooks receives a Bayou bed spread. New nets for M C A tennis courts on Elm Street arrive. one court ready for play. Local events include bear attack near Hicks Run, Izaak Walton league fish distribution, Kiwanis district trip to Titusville, and life saving course at the Y pool.
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Johnson Brothers
Esther Raiser
Marter Street
Gertrude Crooks
Madison Avenue
Elm Street
Sheriff Harry Jefferson Removes Cabinet for Linoleum
Sheriff Harry Jefferson was without a business office today as workmen removed furniture in the courthouse office to lay new linoleum, disrupting daily operations.
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Harry Jefferson
Court House
Mental examination ordered for Paul Stoddard in threats case
Steps were taken today to provide a mental examination for Paul Stoddard, jailed yesterday on a charge of making threats against his wife, to determine his sanity.
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Paul Stoddard
Justice Nelson
Stoddard
Almetia
Three Warren Youths Sail to Denmark on June 30
Three Warren youths Louis Lind of Pennsylvania Avenue East Carl Bosin and Peter Diedrikson of Laurel Street will sail from New York on June 30 for Denmark. The voyage lasts two months. Separately about 38,000 forest seedlings will be planted this summer in Warren McKean and Forest counties for reforestation at Morrison Run in Warren County and Loleta in Forest County.
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Denmark
Warren
New York
Louis Lind
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Carl Bosin
Peter Diedrikson
Laurel Street
Warren, McKean
Forest Counties
Morrison Run
Warren County
Loleta
Forest County
Bradford Aviator Completes 29 Hour Flight from Wichita
Lieut. Harry Emery of Bradford made a 29 hour 20 minute flight from Wichita Kansas to Bradford arriving 2 25 yesterday afternoon after leaving at 10 05 Sunday morning He rested overnight at Monmouth Illinois near Chicago and landed in his home city yesterday afternoon
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Bradford
Harry Emery
Wichita
Kansas
Emery
Monmouth
Ill
Chicago
Centenarian John Walbridge Dies at 100 in Pleasantville
John Walbridge, aged 100 years 4 months and 12 days, died Monday at his daughter Mrs. George Weekly’s home in Pleasantville. He shared Sunday dinner with the family. A Civil War veteran, his record of active service was conspicuous.
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John Walbridge
George
Pleasantville
Walbridge
Civil War Vet Dies After Train Rescue in Corry
Benjamin, 92, a Civil War veteran snatched from in front of a Pennsylvania train at Corry a week ago died in Corry hospital yesterday. Miss Bessie Strickland won Metzger-Wright's thirty second anniversary sale prize, gaining a spool of thread and a patent leather hat bag. Justice Clark Nelson fined Gerald Way $2 and costs for intoxication and mistreatment of his wife.
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Benjamin
Ore
Corry
Bessie Strickland
Canton Street
Metzger-Wright’s
Justice of the Peace
Clark Nelson
Gerald Way
Venturetown
Class to Meet Yeager for Important Church Business
First Lutheran Church Class 12 president W. E. Yeager announced a meeting tonight to handle business of more than ordinary importance.
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W. E. Yeager
First Lutheran Church
Deaths and Funerals: Walker Austin Ensworth Services
Mrs. Alice Walker died Saturday morning. funeral at 10 30 from niece Mrs H A McGee's home 405 Conewango Ave with Rev Harold F Stoddard and burial in Oakland cemetery Bearers include Ozro Nesmith Glen McGee Willard Knupp Leonard Knupp Edwin Bradford Harold Bradford Mrs Daisy McMichael Austin died Sunday in Martinsburg aged 45 survived by parents a daughter Lucille a son Franklin five brothers and one sister Funeral services for Donald Ensworth held Monday at 4 pm from his father George B Ensworth’s home 207 Fourth Ave with Rev Stoddard officiating Interment in Oakland cemetery Present from away listed and names of several relatives from multiple cities endangered by OCR details.
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Alice Walker
H. A. McGee
Conewango Avenue
Harold F. Stoddard
First Baptist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Ozro Nesmith
Glen McGee
Willard Knupp
Leonard Knupp
Edwin Bradford
Harold Bradford
Daisy M. Austin
Daisy McMichael Austin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Austin
B. F. McMichael
Warren
Lucille
Franklin
Charles
James
Clare
York
Elmer
Asa
Cleveland
M. T. Clawson
Donald Ensworth
George B. Ensworth
Fourth Avenue
David W. Beatyen
Hugh V. Hazeltine
Phillip McEvoy
Raymond Steber
W. T. Davidson
Mr. Ward
CG. A. Neumann
Ann Arbor
Mich
R. Foltz
New York City
Perry Hegerty
Meadville
Arnold Almquest
Edward Anthony
Jamestown
John Dillon
Buffalo
Madame, Bess Psychic Reader at 115 Water Street
A bold advertisement touts Madame Bess as a gifted clairvoyant who can aid all walks of life. It promises confidential readings, success in business and love, and relief from evil influences, with hours daily and Sundays from 9 am to 9 pm near Penna Avenue.
Boom in Detroit as auto firms push new models and profits
Detroit’s auto industry roars with plans from Ford Chrysler and General Motors. A Ford Model A speeds through traffic as GM announces a July Buick release. GM president Knudsen cites 130k monthly car sales. The piece notes safe earnings from stock markets and warns against gambling.
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Chrysler
Desoto
Fivida
General Motors
Buick
Knudsen
Chevrolet
Ford
666 Cures Malaria and Relieves Biliouaness and Pain
Health claim about a remedy named 666 promises to cure malaria quickly and relieve headaches and dizziness from temporary constipation. It also asserts toxin elimination and induces numerous evacuations, supported by high reputation.
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Joe Bojclad
Hicks Run
George Kessler
Izaak Walton League of America
Lake Columbus
Titusville
Kiwanis
Conewango Club
C. A. Pressel
H. W. Mitchel
John Johnson
Sheffield
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Bear Lake
Kane Summit
Samuels
Paul G. Weston
Adelaide E. Watson
R. L. Young
R. H. Knapp
Warren County Medical Society
Doc Colegrove
Red Cross
James Geollis
Warren Restaurant
Salonika
Warren Moose Lodge
Hickory Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Avenue
George H. Brown
Oliver Johnson
W. 5. Clark
A. G. Eldred
L. A. Carlson
Clark
Frank C. Roud
Camp Olmsted
Russell
Werle
Edwin W. Werle
Pennsylvania State College
Thebes Temple
Scarab
Benjamin Orr
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chester Newport
United States Army
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Public Utilities Corporation
Office of
Associated Gas and Electric System
Warren, Pennsylvania
Tan
Madame
Bess
Water Street
Penna. Ave
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Warren, Pa
Detroit
Junkers
Paul Revere
Wall Street
Curb Exchange
Big Exchange
Donece Brothers
Montana
Colorado
Pennsylvania
F. O. B. Detroit
Dodge Brothers
WEAF
NBC Red Network
Warren Automotive Co
Penna, Ave, W