Jamieson Co Hosts Open House Fall Kickoff
Jamieson Hardware invites patrons to an open house on Thursday evening featuring a live demonstration of the Hostess range in the rear of the store. Coffee and cookies will be served, with Lincluich the Warren culinary figure preparing dishes, and coffee provided by Glendora Products. The event highlights modern Hostess and Gatland ranges as showcases for shoppers touring local mercantile stores.
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Jamieson Hardware Company
Warren
Glendora Products Company
Hostess
Gatland
Jamie
Presbyterian Sunday School
Young Peoples’ Department
Vivian Reynolds
L. H. Stebbins
Miss Reynolds
Nellie Sherrard
Stebbins
Edwin Green
Gretta Hamilton
Tchechaikowski
G. M. B. Bradshaw
Erie
Sarah Horn
F. W. Shope
Methodist Church
Neil Scott
Mendelssohn
Scott
Gustav Lange
Ladies Aid Society
Bertha Barrett
Queen Esther Circle
Katharine Reynolds
Shope
Ministers' Wives Association
Berc McKenderee
Glade
L. P. Harrington
Main
Wilson Streets
L. H. Steb
Reymond Bradshaw
Farmington town picnic and local events in Lander
Five to six hundred people attended the Farmington townshop picnic at Preston's Grove with Rev J G Ginader and local pastors as speakers. The Lander beat Busti 11 8 in a baseball game. The Ladies Aid ran the bazaar and refreshments. Entertaining and fair attendance from Dunkirk Chautauqua County Fair visitors were noted along with various visits and gatherings around Lander.
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Lander
Farmington
Preston's Grove
J. G. Ginader
Warren
W. Harold Sloan
Thomas Colley
Lite Valley
Scrap Iron
Busti
Home Made Poems and The Last Word Civic Essay
A collection of verses on ambition, thrift, and life’s toil contrasts with a prose essay on avoiding the last word. Poems celebrate early rising and self-reliance while lampooning pretension, and the contest piece discusses harmony over quarrels with examples of stubborn speech.
Local residents visit relatives across towns
Mrs Paul Rowland and Mr and Mrs Fred Ludwick visited relatives in Dunkirk last week. Mr and Mrs Laverne Hinsdate visited Dunkirk. Mr and Mrs Paul Lindell and children were Warren visitors Friday. Miss Vanda Anderson of Jamestown visited Mr and Mrs W L Arnwall Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Lindell were in Little Valley visiting Francis Schulz. Dick Machers of Warren was Sunday guest of W G Lyon. Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson of Jamestown called on Mr and Mrs E A Anderson and family Sunday. Sr and Mrs B A Anderson visited relatives in Jamesconn Monday. Miss Alice Johnson of Jamestown was weekend guest of Dorothy Nelson. Mr and Mrs Clair Putnam and Mr and Mrs H M Nelson spent Sunday with relatives at Chautauqua. Advertise in The Tribune.
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Homer Lidell
Larkin
Lead Dunkirk
Lander
Dunkirk
Ernest Beck
Charles Burgett
Joseph Swanson
Fred Putnam
Stephen Kitchcock
W. L. Arnwall
Homer Lindell
Harry Ludwick
Evelyn Stanton
Marion Ludwick
Agidius van Ord
Ernest Stanton
W. G. Lyon
Warren
Ernest Anderson
Marion
Cleveland
J. D. Proctor
Edith Samuelson
Beryl Northrop
Paul Rowland
Fred Ludwick
Laverne
Frank Anderson
Jamestown
E. ‘A. Anderson
Ramily
B.A. Anderson
Jamesconn
Alice Johnson
Dorothy Nelson
Clair Putnam
H. M. Nelson
Chautauqua
Oberlin
Ohio
G. M. B. Bradshaw
Francia Belding
Alleghany
Engdahl
Beth
Martina Woodard
Myrtle Abbott
Charles White
Flossie Broughton
Myrtle Johnson
Hazel Thompson
Robert Westbrodt
Luther Milspaw
Erman Abbott
Little Rush Schwing
Starbrick
Neil Scott
Confesses Slaying of Garage Watchman
Russell Pickwell confessed to killing Charles Entgler, a Nanticoke garage night watchman, early Friday in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. He is to be arraigned in court today as authorities probe possible links to local highway robberies.
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Wilkes-Barre
Russell Pickwell
Charles Entgler
Nanticoke
Pickwell
Sugar Grove teachers honored at PTA reception
Sugar Grove PA PTA will host a reception for the Sugar Grove School faculty in the Methodist Church parlors. Patrons and the community are invited to mingle with instructors and start the year connected.
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Sugar Grove
Parent-Teacher Association
Akeley Grange Holds Regular Meeting in Akeley
Akeley Grange gathered a large audience for its Friday session led by Worthy Master Marvin Clendenning. Mrs. Mattie Clendenning served as chaplain and Mrs. Virginia Shaw as lecturer. candidates were balloted and initiated in first and second degrees. The group planned a sick card and noted practice for the fifth degree on October 2. The degree team prepared for Corryville work.
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Akeley
Akeley Grange
Marvin Clendenning
Mattie Clendenning
Virginia Shaw
Ocober
Corryville
Briefs and Personal Notes From Warren and Nearby
Presents a social roundup listing Mr. and Mrs. James Cable and WIL Cable of Warren Mrs. Clara Wright of Russell and George Cable of Cable Hollow visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hale. Also notes Chautauqua County Fair attendees H. W. Randall Leo Angove Victor Lundmark Clarence Hales and B. T. Annis with large Sunday services attendance and a well attended Young People's meeting at 7. Mrs. T. J. Harrington and daughter Marie visited relatives at Corry.
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James Cable
Wil Cable
Warren
Clara Wright
Russell
George
Cable Hollow
Wéry
D. J. Hale
Chautauqua County Fair
H. W. Randall
Leo Angove
Victor Lundmark
Clarence Hales
T. Annis
T. J. Harrington
Marie
Corry
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