Officers Seated by Youngsville Rebekah Lodge
Lady Grey Rebekah Lodge in Youngsville installed officers with Mrs. Thorpe of Sugar Grove as installing officer. Guests from Jamestown and Sugar Grove attended. Past grand Mrs. Georgia Kinnear praised for faithful service despite moving to Jamestown. Other officers named and thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Lady Grey Rebekah Lodge
Jamestown Rebekah
Sugar Grove
Thorpe
Lady Grey
Georgia Kinnear
Kinnear
Lady Grey Lodge
Jamestown
N.Y
Naple Grand
Frances McAllister
N. G
Mildred York
Bessie Brenenen
Lillian Seeking
Dora Hurley
Ethel Wesley
Emma Davis
Mattie Chapel
Maye Hooven
Cecil Long
Ethel Ball
Evelyn Carr
Jennie Thomas
Brokenstraw Grange No. 407
Sunshine Birthday Club
Helen Wright
Alzada Grey
Local Notes From Youngsville In Brief
In Youngsville supper with Mr and Mrs Clyde Fierson and visits by Mrs W N Finlan to Pittsburgh are noted. Joe Jelineck buys a new Ford. Doe hunting shown as discouraged. About forty five mumps cases recorded this school year. Examinations underway at Youngsville High for six weeks. Dikes along the Brok enstraw river rising rapidly with a steam shovel. new embankments visible from the central bridge as flood protection efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Clyde Fierson
W. N. Finlan
Pittsburgh
Joe Jelineck
Archie Kingsley
Grape Country
Sumer
Brokenstraw
Russell Russell community notices and upcoming drives
Russell and Warren area notes describe hospital donations and charity drives. Scouts collect articles for Warren Hospital. prior donation to Warren Children’s Home included a large truckload of vegetables and fruit. Next Sunday church display for St Luke’s hospital in Cleveland, then transport to Warren for a festival. Local social items list visits, visitors, and church activities. Cautious fayees and classified ads advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Warren Hospital
Warren
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
E. L. Booth
Adamson
Louise Perkins
North Warren
A. W. Young
Mary Shaw
Akeley Hollow
New York City
A. A. Clark
Titusville
Mabel Hale
Olean Springs
Miss
William Stokes
W.W. Cook
Leslie Lane
Detroit
Michigan
F. L. ‘White
Frank Palmeter
Jamestown
H. W. Bowen
Jewett
Fred Park
Margery Randall
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg
Epworth League
M. E
Ginader
Russell Church
Preston
Elizabeth Lane
Erie
Ladies Aid Society
C. H. Ver Milyea
Ver Milyea
Swanson
C. E. Marsh
Lena Jones
Martha Houghnot
H. R. Young
Jennie Chapman
Jennie Duell
Mary Young
Ella Hatton
Sugar Grove
G. C. Knapp
Governor defends bond plans amid state press debate
In a letter to Johnson, the Governor rebukes misinformation about proposed bonds totaling 138 million dollars. He outlines context on State College funding, forest land purchases, armory construction, and welfare bonds, asserting preexisting proposals and budget readiness to extend or expand programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
State College
Friends of the
Grange
Department of Forests and Waters
State Game Commission
Cook Forest
Game Commission
Govenor
Jgard
Governor outlines highway funding and welfare plans
The governor states a $25 million general fund surplus for the next biennium and pledges to provide needed money to repair and build welfare institutions. He cites fiscal advisers and budget officials and discusses highway needs including county bridges, city streets, and 1,500 miles of reconstruction, with past vetoes tied to fund shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telion
Highway Dept
Department of Highways
Tidio ute Streets Cleansing Ordinance Passes
Oct 18 an ordinance requires merchants in Tidio ute to clean their street frontage to the middle of the road with borough workers collecting the dirt. The Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church plans a Grettenbegey store food sale led by Margaret Thomas and Sara McClelan. Community notes report local visits and illness, with bird season opening yielding few catches near Tidio ute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute
Main Street
Queen Esther Society of the Methodist Church
Grettenbegey
Margaret Thomas
Sara McClelan
Thompson Hill Visitors and Local Outings
Sunday visitors to Clarence Skinner and family included Mr and Mrs Hubert Skinner Miss Marybelle Highhouse and Mrs Erickson of Warren Lyle Porter and family were in Warren Saturday Alfred Nelson spent Thursday in Jamestown Clarence Skinner Hailiely Marguerite and June Skinner were in Warren Saturday Laura Deming and Frances Rusnhild called on Marguerite Skinner Friday evening Nels Peterson visited Warren Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hill
Get
Clarence Skinner
Hubert Skinner
Marybelle Highhouse
Erickson
Warren
Lyle Porter
Alfred Nelson
Jamestown
Calrence Skinner
Hailiely
Marguerite
June Skinner
Laura Deming
Frances Rusnhild
Marguerite Skinner
Nels Peterson
Herbert Hoover We Are Thine Poem Recited by Brooklyn Democrat
A verse titled Herbert Hoover We Are Thine by Robert Baker of Brooklyn lauds Hoover and urges a large cross country turnout. The poem declares a coming voters from Mississippi to New England and from farms to cities to support the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Robert Baker
Brooklyn
Warren
Baker
Tru Ha
Record Freight Loading Sets Weekly Movement Peak
Revenue freight movement in the last week of September broke all records for the first nine months of the year. Over 1,196,763 loaded freight cars moved to destinations, with about 50,000 more cars loaded than the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutwell
Merl D Boutwell
Traffic Bureau of
The
Chambers of Commerce
Donald O. Moore
Allegheny Regional Advisory Board
County crippled children committee reports September work
Miss Lucille Larson presents a public report on September activities by the county crippled children committee. Automobiles supplied by several men made trips to Erie land and Pittsburgh. A Wildcat Park picnic on September 1 entertained forty one children and parents with baseball and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children’s Committee
Lucille Larson
R. N. J. R. van Cleve
Pied Steber
Robert Mackay
George Mackay
Erie
Pittsburgh
Wildcat Park
Rotary Club
Inter
Eatients
Zen Zem
Surplus cars likely to fall as shipments rise say officials
Mr Moore’s letter notes a surplus car decrease expected due to heavy shipments and rising repairs. Shippers told to inform railroads of needs to find and unload promptly and to order capacity quantities to prevent an acute car shortage when the report CAUTIOUS BUTTERS read the Classified Acts carefully. Subscriptions urged for The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
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Youngsville Rebekah Lodge
Orange Circle
John Zeliff
Bates Street
Arthur Briggs
Ford Street
Halgren Wilcox
American Legion
Legion Room
Ben Kinnear
Warren Post
Stitch
Bertha McClune
McClune
Lincoln
Mike Brady
Robert Kinnear
Miss Schall
Wesley
Fayees
Wefare
Department of Welfare
Margaret Sanger
American Birth Centrol League
Myra Robertson Jones
New York
J. J. Follett
J. E. McCloskey
Wanen
Anna Bosko
RL. Dunn
George Conroe
Jefferson Street
Tidoute
Bus Byers
Pete Conroe
Bill Morr Ison
Mississippi
Prames
Mountains
New England
Southland
Butters
Tribune
Henan
Beekley
Wards Savings
Ward
North Park
Chicago
Kerik
Airline
RADIO
Bsc
Montgomery Ward & CO
Liberty St
Phene
Warres
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