Hallowe'en Festivities Highlight Youngsville Calendar
Youngsville hosts a busy Hallowe'en season with junior and senior high parties at the high school gym, a grand march, and a Firemen's Ball at I. C. C. F. Hall on October 31 with prizes for costumes. Other events include a masquerade by American Legion and Auxiliary, and a week of revival services starting October 28 under Rev. Miles Wagner and Rev. Oliver Schafer.
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U. B
Youngsville
Columbia Quartet
Miles ‘Wagner
Wagner
Oliver E. Schafer
PHEASANTS FEATURE TALE OF YORK TRIP
Franklin Henry and Bob Weakley, fresh from LeRoy New York, each with a limit bag of pheasants shot in New York delds returned the same day. Debra te apples Rosendahl brothers saw deer feeding in their Eldred township orchard. Drvid A McKettrick identified owner of bullet riddled car found abandoned at Brockway. The car was stolen from United Refinery with plates changed and bullet holes unexplained.
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Franklin Henry
Bob Weakley
LeRoy
N. Y
New York
Debr
Rosendahl Brothers
Torpedo
Eldred Township
Warren County
Drvid A. McKettrick
Lander
Brockway
United Refinery
Award Granted for Loss of Left Eye in Jamestown Hearing
J C Eckwahl of Jamestown received an award of 2472.46 dollars at a compensation hearing held Friday at City Hall Jamestown. Referee Charles K Blatchly of Buffalo granted the payout over 160 weeks.
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J. C. Eckwahl
Jamestown
Charles K. Blatchly
Buffalo
City Hall
Veterans Auxiliary Formed To Aid State Police
The General Gregg post of the American Legion in Reading started a movement to create a volunteer auxiliary of World War veterans for emergencies. Posts would be stationed at various points and subject to call by the state police commander or by the county sheriff where no state police command exists.
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General Gregg
American Legion
Reading
Visitors from Warren at Jamestown Shriners Fall Frolic
Visitors from Warren attended the annual Fall frolic of the James town Shriners club held Friday night in the Crystal Ballroom at the Hotel Jamestown. About two hundred men were served dinner followed by a singers program.
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Warren
Jamestown Shriners Club
Crystal Ballroom
Hotel
Jamestown
Bordwell Appointee to Armory Board Unseats Munson
Major C. E. Bordwell will replace Lieutenant Eric S. Munson on the armory board after Munson resigns. Captain Charles G. Pearson and Lieutenant Charles Lord remain as fellow board members.
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Bordwell
C. E. Bordwell
Eric S. Munson
Armory
Charles G. Pearson
Charles Lord
Warren Fans Left Waiting for Graf Zeppelin Flight
Warren residents who planned to travel to Erie or North East to view the Graf Zeppelin were disappointed Friday as the airship canceled its planned middle west flight. Stormy weather caused delays in the start, forcing the cancellation.
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Warren
Erie
Middle West
Curtis gives short talk in Cleveland
Senator Charles Curtis spoke in Cleveland amid the campaign tour that has covered 33 states. The Republican leader, noting a raw throat, said he was glad to be there and predicted a Republican victory in November. Col. C Seymour Bullock accompanied him and was to address a luncheon crowd at noon.
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Allegheny Springs
Youngsville
Warren County Institute
J. L. Currie
J. A. Lyons
Punxsutawney
M. E
Erie
Cleveland
U.P
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Col. C. Seymour Bullock
Curtis
Mt. Vernon, C
Mid-West
Smith
Franklin Freezes Early As Temperature Drops To 25
Venango County recorded its first below freezing reading of the season with the thermometer sinking to 25 degrees. By noon the temperature rose into the thirties after a chilly morning.
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Ogre Nou
Bad Lane
Franklin
U.P
Venango County
Sugar Grove Seniors Hallowe en Party Planned at High School
Sugar Grove Oct 26 The senior class of Sugar Grove High plans its annual Hallowe en Masquerade in the gym on Wednesday Oct 31. Prizes will honor best costume and most comic, grand march at 9 80 pm, followed by stunts and refreshments. Admission to spectators is ten cents. those masked admitted free.
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Sugar Grove
Hallowe’en
Probst
Methodist Sunday School
N. A. Cornell
Gust Nelson
Grove Reynolds
J. M. Abbott
Jesse Thompson
Gust Probst
Warren
Westminster Guild
L. H. Stebbins
Jayne MclIntosh
Vivian Reynolds
Carolyn Duell
Stebbins
Luella Nobbs
Jayne McIntosh
Jaye McIntosh
Virginia Johnson
Amelia Chandler
Alma Logan
Frances McKay
Presbyterian Sunday School
Agnes Abbott
Hoover and Smith clash over farm relief and reform
In Washington, Hoover warned that absent December farm relief action Congress would face an extraordinary session next spring. Fisher brothers donated 100000 to the Hoover Curtis fund. Smith toured the Atlantic Seaboard, speaking in Philadelphia. Curtis warned Smith’s views threaten progress for farmers. Hughes, in Buffalo, rebutted Smith’s Boston remarks and repeated Hoover’s charge that Smith is a state socialist, calling the 18th amendment a sham battle.
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Herbert Hoover
Wilgam K. Botuh
Washington
Congress
Fisher Brothers
General Motors Corporation
The
Fisher Body Company
Republican
Hoover- Curtis Fund
Charles Evans Hughes
Buffalo
N. Y
Smith
Boston
Hoover
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Munn
Garland
American Legion and Auxiliary Ill
Coleman's Hall
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Foreign
Nora Sturdevane
Grace Kay
United States
Europe
India
China
Africa
Alzada Grey
E. Anderson
Nellie Bélnap
Johnsonburg
Youngsville High
Youngsville Gardens
Emma McKinney
Prudential Insurance Company
F. F. Field
Arthur Dickerson
W. J. Mulvey
Atlantic City
N. J
Pennsylvania
Coonenango
Howard Putnam
Columbia Theatre
Bradford
Titusville
William F. Centner
Department of Commerce
First
C. A. Dennig
Briggs
E. S. Briggs
Children’s Hospital
Andrew Gnip
John Kaley
Miles-Kane Company
Thomas Market
Earl Morrison
Moon Brook Country Club
Pleasantville
C. B. Ayers
Second Avenue
K. M. Andrews
Fourth Avenue
E. W. Garrison
A. J. Buhren
Main Street
Sherm Offerle
Biddle Street
R. C. Thompson
Melrose Place
Sam Rasmussen
Madison Avenue
Syracuse
State College
Allegheny National Forest
First Baptist
Elizabeth Eaton
Herbert Eaton
Rogers Mills
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Jack MacDonald
Canada
Mullen Drug Co
Sugar Grove High
Josephine Ricker
Roder
Chautauqua County
Richmond
Sherman’s Bay
Hapgerty Hardware
Kabelin
Mabel Dallas
Scranton
George Woodside
Life Study Club
Tugeday
RB. M. Stuart
Donald Stuart
Ralph Abbott
Robert
Carribelle Phillips Bickerstaff
Betty Jane
F. W. Shope
Chandlers Valley
Shope
Dallas
Warren Briggs
Frank
Florence Dillenbeck
Lottsville
A. Gobson
Helen Dennison
C. D. Barlow
Wright
Florida
Delmor Mickleson
Phyllis
Baird Tire Shop
Market St
Alfred E. Smsith
New England
Greenland
Lutz Eo
Jess
Peninsylvania Ave
WEEE
John
Ashi
Comer
Liberty
Second Streets
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