Charley Crandall’s Indian Adoption Highlighted at Warren Centennial
The life of Charles D. Crandall is recalled as his adoption into the Wolfe clan of the Seneca is noted during Warren’s centennial commemoration. The 1695 celebration featured an Indian village with Cornplanter and Cattaraugus Nation participants, tepees, and performances led by Solomon O’Bail, bridging town events and native culture.
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Charles D. "Crandall
Fast Street
Wolfe
Warren
Warren Library Association
C. >. Crandall
Stone
W. H. Ale Jen
W. A. Talbott
C. D. Grandall
Cornplanter
Allegheny River
Alfred Halftown
Marsh Pierce
Myron Liverheels
Red House
James Pierce
Quaker Bridge
Alfred and
Jefford Halftown
Myron Silverheels
Cattaraugus
Newtown
Indian Adoption Ceremony at Warren Independence Day Parade
On July Fourth the village paraded led by the Indian committee and the Indian Council with President Patterson Chief Solomon O Bail and other chiefs. The scene featured bright dresses and a grand stand speech from the Indian orator. President Stone announced three adoptions into the nation honoring W A Allen W D Crandall and W A Talbott into bear wolf and hawk clans. The guests left July Fifth after a three day visit with no incidents. The oldest member was Solomon O Bail at about eighty five. the youngest child under two months.
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Lanter Reservation
Cattaraugue Reservation
Logan
Stone
Warren
W. Y. and P
Lawtons
N. Y
Buffalo and Southwestern
P. H. Fehrman
Jerome L. Cogswell
Dleck
16Th Regiment
Messrs. Allen
Talbott
Crandall
Solomon O’bail
Econd
Indian Committee
Patterson
Indian Council
Foot
Exhibition Grounds
W. A. Allen
W. D. Crandall
W. A. Talbott
Solomon O'Bail
Block House
FOR SALE Used Electric Washing Machines at Heckley Store
Used electric washing machines in good condition offered at Heckley Electrical Store. Availability noted with reasonable prices and shop hours likely 9 to 3. Brand and model details unavailable in readable text.
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Heckley Electrical Store
The Magic Garden at Columbia Theatre
On Stage and Screen reports a Garden romance in The Magic Garden a F B C production now playing at the Columbia theatre. Fate tests the lovers with trials before their dream is realized and their brave sacrifice is urged by their splendid spirits. Margaret Morris plays the girl and Raymond Keane the sweetheart.
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Rene Tees
Columbia Theatre
Margaret Morris
Raymond Keane
Callahans and the Murphys brings Irish farce to screen
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Kathleen Norris's tale of Irish family life as a comedy at the Library Theatre. Sally O'Neil leads as Ellen Callahan with Larry Gray, Bliss O'Neil and Marie Dressler in key roles amid a string of humorous, naturalistic situations.
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Callahans
the Murphys
Kathleen Norris
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Library Theatre
Callahans and the Murphys
Sally O'Neil
Ellen Callahan
Larry Gray
Bliss O'Neil
Marie Dresster
Tillie
Farce At Columbia: The Wrong Mr Right Opens Stage Remake
Jean Hersholt stars in The Wrong Mr Right at Columbia theatre a remake of the New York stage hit. Supporting cast includes Walter Hiers Dorothy Devore Enid Bennett Edgar Kennedy Jay Belasco. Hollywood news notes Peter the Hermit sues over Resurrection claims plus court prep and liquor bottle import quirks at studios.
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Jean Hersholt
Universal
Columbia Theatre
New York
Scott Sidney
Walter Hiers
Dorothy Devore
Enid Bennett
Edgar Kennedy
Jay Belasco
Forest officials probe mystery in Lemuel Wolf death
Forest county authorities investigate the death of Lemuel Wolf a Civil War veteran and longtime Whig Hill resident found in a field near the Kelletville highway. Doctors doubt self harm and robbery seems unlikely since about $100 cash remained in his clothing. No enemies are known and investigators pursue remaining theories.
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Tionesta
Forest County
Lemuel Wolf
Kelleitville
Kellettvillg
Wolf
Whig Hill
Complete plans for mobilizing scouts of Boro
Warren Boy Scouts win municipal status and join local defense efforts. Negotiations with Scout Executive Frank C. Roud and Arthur Kirby of the Penn Public Service Corp arrange quick mobilization for two blasts of the emergency whistle at the Eddy street plant. Scouts assemble at Post Office building headquarters or by telephone to headquarters or Scout Commissioner F M Caugh ey for assignment. Mobilization is for public emergencies only, to be carried out quietly and swiftly under Roud and Huber.
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F. M. Caughey
Roud
Assisant Scout Exec
Huber
Officala
Scout
Warren
Penn Public Serviet Corporation
Farewell party at Kinzua hosts visiting kin and guests
In Kinzua Sept 6 Lester Sheron hosted a farewell for his cousin Donald Sheidos of Melvern Ark who visited this summer. Out of town guest Miss Lillian Bronner of Buffalo N Y and local families P H Culbertson L A Culbertson Franklin attended. Other social visits included Mr and Mrs J E Fogle welcoming a baby girl and church groups meeting for social events with meals and card games.
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P. H. Culbertson
L. A. Culbertson
Franklin
Frank Colosimetas
Simones
Minnie Diehl
Cedar Rapids
Towa
J. E. Fogle
Rebekah Lodge
M. E. Church
Milt Campbell
Winona Thompson
Edwin Thompson
Oklan
Ma City
Okla
Harry Thompson
Miss Thompson
Wolf dies in woods from stray bullet near Bucks Mills
Authorities say Wolf 87 died from a stray bullet fired by an unknown person while hunting woodchucks near Bucks Mills on Tionesta creek. The shot struck him quickly. his rifle and unexploded cartridge were found beside him. Sheriff and forest rangers investigate. a witness query planned. Wolf was a farmer lumberman with a large estate. his wife died two years ago. He leaves a daughter, a brother in Armstrong county, and many nieces and nephews. The death echoes the recent passing of Walter Smail, 86, last surviving member of the same G A R post.
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Wolf
Bucks Mills
Tionesta Creek
Lemuel Wolf
Clemens Wolf
Armstrong County
C. Mong
Gama
H. F. Wilson
Forest County
Neen
Tra Bertin Poat
Walter R. Smail
G. A. R. Post
Smail Ee
East Alchory
Meandering through Movieland fashion notes in 1930s cinema
Wallace Beery and Raymon Tatton stagger through a scene of Now We're in the Air as Anita Lees dodges blondes. Diary Moor on the MGM lot previews Jigga and May sie with Lew Cody while pink French pajamas stand out. Boulevard fashion shifts to higher hemlines and sleeker silhouettes, silencing early spring eccentricities.
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Wallace Beery
Raymon Tatton
Anita Lees
Hull Montana
Moor Regott
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
ITV SERVICE Passenger departures by schedule details
Motor services list routes with timing from 6:00 am. Main line cars depart every ten minutes until 10:40 pm. Bh Porth Warren and Conenango Avenue lines run every half hour from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm.
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ITV
Main Line
Porth Warren
Conenango Avenue
Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Schedule
First car leaves Warren for Russell at 6 00 p m daily except Sunday. First car leaves Russell for Warren at 6 20 a m. First car leaves Warren at 6 10 a m on the hour thereafter to and including 10 p m. The last car north until 10 45 p m goes through to Jamestown arriving 11 50 p m and Jamestown 11 55 p m for Frawsburg only arriving Frewaburg Teas am.
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Warren
Frewaburg
Jamestown
Paciastons Ore S. m
Arrew
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Charley Crandall
W. E. Draheim
Ave. E. Phorie
Tribune Tosurance
The
Tribune
Chet
Bane
Staney
Plemant Township
Doan
Foster
Balislo
N.ye
Stanle
Tender Love
COLUMA@lA
George WiLi
Columbia
Ty Dan Campbell
United Press
Hollywood
Sept. AU
Peter the Hermit
Hollywood Hills
Edwin Carewe
Red la Rocque
DeMille
Peter
Romeo
Dolores del Rio
America
Illya Tolstoy
France
Wollstead
Milton Sills
First National
Scouts OF
Boro
Kinzua
Picketi
Vollrath Ware
Vollrath
Warren County
Youngsville
Busea
Starbrick
Irvington
Gell
Garage Raz Bell
Louse
Merle Graham
Hap
Waid-Rogers CO
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Co
Bidg
Warren Street Railway CO
Lott Alate and
Sheffield
Sundat First Main Line
North Warren
Conewango Avenue
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