Youngsville Brick Plant Lands Major Orders
Youngsvilles Keystone Face Brick Company reports large orders and busy production. A 400000 brick order for Hyde Murphy company will go to a state hospital and a Warren school. Loungsville firm has 600000 bricks for a Philadelphia supplier. Plant outputs 30,000 to 40,000 bricks daily as orders remain booked ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Youngaville
Keystone Face Brick Company
Hyde Murphy Company
State Hospital
Warren
Loungsville
Philadelphia
Community Notes From Lander Area Residents
Social notices list visits and trips among Lander area families. Guests include Mrs. William Wentzel and Henry Wentzel of Thompson Hill, Oscar Nores family from Patterson New Jersey, Ivan Proctor and Christine Proctor, and many others visiting Ashalville Salamanca and Edinboro Normal School. Several students depart for college and church services noted at Bethany Lutheran in Busti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lindell
Homer Lindell
Victor Lindell
Salamanca
Clair Lounsbury
Leona Forberg
Rose Mary Wilcox
Edinboro Normal School
Edith Griggs
Viola Nelson
Lock Haven
Genevieve Fifth
Penn State College
Olof Nelson
Bethany Lutheran
Busti
Doris Peterson
Olean
Clair Putnam
Sunshine Club
George Wilcox
Lloyd and
Evan
Fairbanks
Ben Wirth
D. A. Johnson
Jamestown
Ben Anderson
W. T. Rengall
Kinzua Social Calendar and Local Accidents
Sept 14 report from Kinzua covers Girl Friendly Society meeting details with officer changes, plus arm fracture of Keith Mountain and a car accident injuring James Deane. Also lists routine personals including visits, travels, classroom events, lodge meetings, and faculty corn roast at Hodge Run with residents visiting Warren and Erie area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Girl’ Friendly Sociey
Gladys Jones
Winona Thompson
Keith Mountain
James Mountain
Convalescing Charles Cochran to Stay with Warner Family
Garland Sept. 14 report notes Charles Cochran after serious Bradford hospital operation plans a month at his sister Mrs. George Warner home for convalescence. Visitors from Clarendon Ellamore and Bradford attend relatives, including Mrs. Pearl Finley formerly Mrs. Roberts. Oleta Still received county award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Moore
Harry Roberts
Bradford
Geo
Warner
Roberts
Pearl Finley
Warners
Oleta
Local Notes from Titusville Area
Whip now attending school in Titusville. The Munn family visited the famous lodge being erected at Tionesta by Mr Taylor of Indiana. Mr and Mrs Granquist of Warren were callers at Mr and Mrs Gee Warner Sunday. Mrs Jay Goodwill and children visit Garland to see her mother Mrs Hickey. Geo Warner family left for Bradford to attend dog trials. Mrs Frank Anderson visited Warren Friday. Lyle McCullough reports tire theft from his car. Fred Anderson works on Pred Whitney’s new Pittsfield store. Andrew Gibbons moved to Akron for work. Karlay Seeley works at Youngsville.
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Schol
Titusville
Munn
Frank Anderson
Warren
Lyle McCullough
Fred Anderson
Pred Whitney
Pittsfield
Andrew Gibbons
Akron
Ohio
Karlay Seeley
Youngsvilte
H Y S club entertained by Mrs William Howe at Horton Avenue
Mrs William Howe hosted the H Y S club at her Horton avenue home Thursday night. Dinner at seven followed by two tables of bridge late into the evening. J P Johnson C A Lawson and E Lunquist left Friday for New York City for Renovo P R E B division annual outing. Mrs Adolph Swanson has returned from Warner hospital after an operation. Mrs P J Finnerty celebrated her natal day with friends at her Church street home Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments and gifts. Misses Mary Farr Shirley Christenson and Kathleen Watts left Tuesday for Lock Haven Normal school for their freshman year.
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Sheffield
William Howe
H. Y. S. Club
Horton Avenue
J.P. Johnson
C. A. Lawson
E. ©. Lunquist
New York City
Renovo P. R. EB
Adolph Swanson
Warner Hospital
P. J. Finnerty
Church Street
Finnerty
Mary Farr
Shirley Christenson
Kathleen Watts
Lock Haven Normal School
Woman's Benefit Association Meeting At Akeley
Akeley Sept 14 The Woman's Benefit Association met Thursday afternoon with Commander Hallie Holt presiding Miss Marjorie Wiggins served as chaplain and Della Van Orsdale as sergeant The record keeper read last meeting minutes A communication from Miss West on a European tour and from Miss Lounsbury on an Atlantic City trip were read The birthday committee will handle next meeting entertainment and October anniversary events were discussed Leave for Springfield Mass announced for Mr and Mrs Robert Jury to enter school there
Road signs to be placed next week in Warren County
War ren County Motor club will start placing about 200 direction and publicity signs Monday to guide motorists to Warren, Jamestown, Roosevelt highway, and other points. Warren will get fifty signs at key spots plus ten for Roosevelt highway. Signs advertise Warren as gateway to Allegheny National Forest and will be posted countywide.
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Warren County
Warren County Motor Club
W. F. Bennett
M. S. McClure
Chamber of Commerce
Warren
Allegheny National Forest
Jamestown
Local Club and Society Reports From Warren
Jory connected with Warren Y M C A for two years. Entertains S 5 class with Mrs Rose Bradley hosting Sunday school 4 to 5 30. Missionary meeting at church after business session with a talk and refreshments. Personal notes include Minnie Bradley visiting Ida Hale. Alfred Lundgren hosting California relatives. Leo Angove hosting Port Wayne Indiana and Cattaraugus visitors. Lester Hale and family returned from Niagara Falls while Townsend Annis and H W Randall visited Erie. Ladies Aid society held a dinner meeting in the church basement with Ruth Randall named president.
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Rose Bradley
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Minnie Bradley
Ida Hale
Alfred Lundgrep
California
Leo Angove
Port Wayne
Indiana
Cattaraugus
Lester Hale
Howard Hale
Niagara Falls
Townsend Annis
H. W. Randall
Erie
Warren Borough School District bids for 195000 in bonds opened
The Warren Borough School District of Warren County Pennsylvania invites sealed bids for 195000 in coupon bonds to fund school buildings. Bonds at 1000 each mature 1929 to 1958 with 4.5 percent interest semiannually. Bids due October 8 1928 with a 3000 certified check. district may reject any or all bids and sale subject to PA Department of Internal Affairs approval.
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Warren Borough
Pennsylvania
Warren
Saul
Department of Internal Affairs
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
E.H. Beshlin
W. S. Clark
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Oundsville
Te Hyde Murphy Company
Lutheran Church
G. Swanson
Highland Avenue
J. A. Carlstrom
J. W. Engstrom
Gust Isaacson
Tilda
Lindell Isaacson
Freehold
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
United Brethren Church
Clair Pierson
Hitle John Richards
A. D. Wickham
Edith Young
My Redeemer
Frank Patch
Neva Haight
A. B. Brubaker
L A. MecIntire
Youngsville High School
Forree
R. R. Merrill
Arnold Erickson
Kenneth Russell
George Anderson
Ralph Bailey
Hazel Deshner
Violet Sandberg
Nettie McAllister
Lester Kimnear
Edward Day
Charles Osgood
Milton Kay
Plummet Mourer
Ronald Smith
Donald Agnew
Dean Anderson
Kenneth Vicander
Robert Vicander
George Nosker
Tidioute
Home Missionary Society
G.E Mix
Mertie Kay
GC. H Peters
Fred Gilbert
Miss Knapp
BR. L. Mead
M. E. Home Missionary Society
United States
Corry
Mesdames
Fay Beckenbach
J. W. Whitmore
A. M. Schnell
C. S. Mead
Bart Fenton
Bebe Daniels
Uncle Sam
Tommy Hitchcock, Jr
Lander
James Deane
Kinzua Creek
C. Flatt
Jimmy Jones
Joe Shine
Rit Lake
Wis
Glenfield
N. Y
Stan McClellan
Odd Fellows Lodge
J. Sheldon
Francis Simmons
N.Y
Cecil Johnaon
Rebecca Lodge
Odd Fellows
Mary B. Lytle
Norman, Lytle
Lillian Shine
Klondike
Iva Mann
Garland
Akeley
Foe
Springfield
Robert Jury
Dmass
Freed-Eisemann
C. F. Larson
Conewango Ave
Lomaty Motor
Jory
Ladies iAd Society
Ladies Aid Society
Ruth Randall
the Tribune
Warren's
Hartmann
Hartmann Trunk Company
Saturday Evening Post
Hachmann
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