Memorial Day Service Praised in Youngsville Church
Youngsville May 23 memorial service in the M E church united with United Brethren with Civil War veterans and American Legion representation. Rev S P Weaver spoke on honoring men of wars, world peace, and sacrifices for liberty as bells rang and choirs sang. Commencement events follow with track honors at Bucknell and plans for June exercises and a Washington trip.
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Youngsville
M. E
Union
United Brethen
American Legion
Relief Corps
Auxiliary
S. Paul Weaver
Quartette
Davison
Amy
America
Youngsville High School
Pennsylvania
Bucknell College
Carol Lindberg
Norman Johnson
Forest Rapp
Lindborg
Youngsville High
Ruming
Lock Haven
Johnson
Chicago
ML E
T. Davison
Warren Outing Club
Washington, D. C
Store City
Philadelphia
Bils Mennon
Miss Smith
Oil City
Miss Hennon
Bach
Glunferd
Hahn
Cohen
Pearl Curran
Carrie Jacob Bond
Coast to Coast in 47 Hours in a Movie Hustle
A fragmented travelogue describes fast buses to an airport for a daylight run to Wichita Kansas then to New Mexico by train. It mentions the Trent Kane express from Columbus to reach Pennsy Station in time for film crews racing back west after a rare New York vacation, with dialogue about hotel, dining, and scene preparations.
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Wichita
Kansas
New Mexico
Trent Kane Express
Columbus
J Sheet
New York
Pennsy Station
Local church events highlight service and meetings
The United Brethren church hosts a poem reading and thanks to Miss Smith, followed by a luncheon. Official Board and Board of Trustees meet Friday at 7 30 pm, with quarterly reports due. Temple Guards hold a social business meeting Monday at 7 pm. Prayer group studies John Chapter 17 Thursday at 7 30 pm. Locals note WCTU reschedules June 6 meeting for school activity and invites nearby unions. Nearby residents shared Sunday visits with families in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Paul Weaver
Kenneth Haight
Miss Smith
S. P. Weaver
William McKinney
United Brethren News
John
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Reuse Hospital
Earl Damon
Corry
R. S. Lacey
Silver Creek
Rose White
W. J. Preston
Hope for capture of bandits fades in multi state chase
Denver May 28 scores of possemen chasing four bandits who robbed the Lamar Colorado bank dropped the search as futile arrests and clues failed to link any suspect to the crime. Two men were in Norton Kansas hospitals after being shot in a mistaken identity incident. Several others were held or questioned in California and Colorado while a Wichita Kansas woman was detained after reporting a plot involving four men and a woman.
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Denver
Colo
Lamar
Norton
Kans
Jack Holt
Colorado
Chester Casey
Eli Mace
Los Angeles
Burlington
Telen Hoover
Wichita
Dodge City
Kan
Miners Families Paid Over 200000 After Mine Disaster
At the Mather mine Tenet 14 miners remain missing after an explosion over a week ago. Eight bodies have been recovered, with 14 expected to be found beneath debris. John Wade, a trapped miner found alive Friday, died Saturday of pneumonia. One life insurance group policy already paid relatives well over 200000, with further state workers compensation benefits planned for dependents.
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Mather
U. P
Tenet
Mather Colleries Company
Tay
John Wade
State
Dies in flames as home burns Pittsburgh
In a two story frame house at 8207 Frankstown Avenue, Robert Donlon, 21, a roamer in the dwelling, died in a fire. The building housed families of Richard W. Lemm and S. J. Moyer with several thousand dollars in damage. Mrs. Lemm, bedridden for days awaiting an operation, and other family members escaped in night clothing. The kitchen on the second floor Moyer apartment is believed to have started the blaze. Donlon’s body was found after flames were controlled.
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Pittsburgh
Frankstown Avenue
Robert Donlon
Richard W. Lemm
S. J. Moyer
Moyer
Donlon
Paces Enn Ea
Harmonica playing grows worldwide driven by contests
Harmonica interest expands globally with mouth organ contests in many cities. Wuerttemberg Germany led production with Trossingen in the Black Forest as the hub, shipping 50,661,400 harmonicas abroad last year, up 813,400 from 1926.
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Wuerttemberg
Germany
Trossingen
Black Forest
Girl Threatened in Ransom Letter in Lancaster
Lancaster and police guard 7 year old Jane Hubbell after a $2600 ransom demand threatening her life. An unknown man questioned students at Franklin school asking which is Jane. The letter was signed the Back and used the salutation kind sir.
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Lancaster
Jane Hubbell
Herbert Hubbell
Marion Parker
Hubbell
Franklin School
Jane
Europe names on new map reflect local spellings
The revised map updates city names to European forms such as Roma Naples Napoli and Istambul The Hague s Gravenhage Treves Trier Coblenz Koblenz Coln Cologne while keeping older American forms beneath It notes widespread adoption by business houses for postal spelling and promises broader map and school text use. The Tribune reports a first color printing of the new maps and a low price with details on page two.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Warszawa
Praha
Europe
Munchen
Munich
Italy
Leghorn
Livorno
Rome
Roma
Naples
Napoli
The
Hague
Gravenhage
Constantinople
Istambul
Treves
Trier
Coblence
Coblenz
Cologne
Coln
Rhine
Russia
the Tribune
Bruins blank Pirates as Cubs win 3-0 in Chicago
May 28 Chicago pitcher Blake returned to the mound after a layoff and pitched a complete game shutout for the Cubs over Pittsburgh 3 to 0. Heathcote and Grimm drove in runs, with Blake earning the win and Hall taking the loss as umpires Klem McCormick Magee oversaw a 1 hour 19 minute game.
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Chicago
Sheriff Blake
Cub
Chicago Lneup
Bruins
Pittsburgh
Heathcote
Grimm
L. Waner
Blake
Maguire
Beck
Grantham
Bartell
Harris
Hill
Dawson
Hall
Klem
McCormick
Magee
Pittsburgh AB
Bartel
P. Waner
Wright
Harris Ib
Comorosky
Smith
Dawson P
Barnhart x. Se
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ALE
Webb Rt
Wilson Cf
Wees
Hartnett
Butler
Senior Class Night and Graduation at Russell High
Russell May 26. The senior class night program at the high school included orchestra, vocal solos, props, and the presentation of the Key of Knowledge. Graduation exercises filled the M E church with capacity, honoring top students Grace Sweeney Clarence Linguist Frank Engle and Audrey Larson.
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Evelyn Erickson
Clarence Linquist
Donald McDowell
Marguerite Nelson
Elizabeth Nordland
John Perkins
Stewart Phillips
Lillian Russell
Grant Sears
Grace Sweeney
Cecelia Thompson
John Timms
H. W. Wesner
Francis van Orsdale
Gertrude Wiltsie
Epworth League Pageant and Electric Cross Dedication
Local church prepares for a 7:30 Sunday service with an Epworth League pageant, drill and a choir performance. Dedication of a new electric cross to stand before the church announced. Guests attend a chess party hosted by Mr and Mrs Jay Wiltsie with several attendees from Warren and nearby towns.
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F. Jefferson
C. L. Henderson
Warren
E. J. Hall
A. Linden
A. Peterson
E. Volley
Jamentown
J. A. van Ovedale
William Sweeney
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Cy Teese
Taam
el Yore
Cariingrotto
Motherswell
Scotland
Victoria
Australia
Mather Shaft
Shankin
Isle of Wight
BUCS
Chicago Cubs
Tribune
Ian
J.s.bayer
REAL
Winthrop W. Slocum
Russell High
D. F. Hicks
Eatt
Aurora
Willard Weatherby
Dana Warner
Richard van Orsdale
Alta Burch
Princs of Wales
Hydrangea
Martha Washington
Petunia Roses
Carnation
Emil Hjelte
Canton St
Madame Bess Palmist
Tony
Trauble Fe
Bielnewy
Surranved
Fea Dally
Sune Gay
Water Street
Penna
Ave —Ady
Tire Sale
United States
S. S
Areyes
Stele Y
Sele Tee
Oo Endler
Lenese
Usco Cord Jr
U. S. Cord Jr
Usco
J. H. Russell Auto Supply
Warren, Pa
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