New Preacher at Garland greeted and community notices
The Willing Workers met at Mrs. Charles Briggs home. Al Cusick will speak October 2 at 10 in the Presbyterian church. Rev Doolittle’s first M E sermon was given as the Garland pastor. local events include anniversaries and neighborhood visits. Various family news and birthday notices fill Garland activities and plus a Tribune subscription nudge.
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Garland
Charles Briggs
al” Cusick
Presbyterian Church
Frank Casey
Youngsville
K. Alger
M. Kelsey
Henry Hadlock
Hadlock
Ev. Ches. Doolittle
Jennie Wall
Erie
Mike Jordan
Warren
Charles Lobdell
Clarendon
Lobdell
L. English
Milton Munn
J.C
Albert
Here
Vera Laura
Mai
Putnam
Russell
Sstter
Fred Elzer
Legion Officers Elected at Halgren Wilcox Post
Legion officers named for Youngsville Halgren Wilcox Post include Commander Warren Kay Vice commander Eddie Brenneman Adjutant Verne Jones Finance officer H H Husted Chaplin Clayton Wesley Historian C R Haven and Church School Board. The issue notes church events a reception for Rev Davidson and a United Brethren class gathering with social plans and a farewell for J O Bovee.
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Youngsville
American Legion
Halgren-Wilcox
Warren Kay
Eddie Brenneman
Verne Jones
H. H. Husted
Chaplin
Clayton Wesley
C. R. Haven
M. E. Church
Close
United Brethren Sunday School
J. O. Bovee
North Main Street
David Young
Hamlyn Hill
J. W. Jones
Frank ‘Atch
P. Weaver
Oklahoma
Farmers on Yankee Bush Cutting Corn
Rural notes from Yankee Bush show Christ Schuler and family visiting Mrs. Salome J. Schuler while neighbors like Franklin, Grey, Dalrymple, York and Mead call on relatives. Farmers keep busy cutting corn and tilling silos as a much needed rain finally comes, with wider trips to Warren, Tidioute and Grand Valley noted.
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Yankee Bush
Clarence York
Warren
Ralph Mead
John Haglund
BE. €. Beyer
Caicade
Tidioute
Grand Valley
Hoover Edges For Western Delegates In 1928 Race
Secretary Herbert Hoover holds an edge among Western Republican delegates, favored in Rocky Mountain and Pacific states with strong votes in Oregon and Washington. Democratic splits favor Al Smith in several states, while Hoover gains in Wyoming Montana Utah Nevada and Colorado amid varied local opinions and editorials.
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Walte
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
United Areas Bureaus
Hoover
al Smith
New York
Smith
William G. McAdoo
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Colorado
California
Illinois
Salem
Newberg
Ore
Stanford University
Oregon
Lowden
Senator Jones
Lowdon
Nevada
Arizona
Boulder Dam
J. G. Seragham
Seragham
Commerce
Is & Power
Senator Phipps
Coolidge
Johar
Coenstatare
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John T. Barnett
Tom Annear
Etete
William Adams
Adams
Dill
Fhr
Thomas J. Walsh
Babe Ruth Real Actor on Screen at Library Theatre Sat
Babe Ruth proves his screen talent in First National's Babe Comes Home at the Library Theatre Saturday. Ruth, famed baseball star, handles both diamond and romance plot lines with growing screen presence alongside Anne Q. Nilsson Louise Farends and others under Ted Wilde's direction.
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Babe Ruth
Library Theatre
George Hermann Ruth
Babe
First National Pictures
Vid Gunning
Gerald Beaumont
Soap
Anne. Q. Nilsson
Louise Farends
Ethel Shannon
Arthur Stone
Lou ‘Archer
Ted Wilde
Harold Lloyd
Bane Comes
Babe Comes
Mystery Tale at Columbia with Anna Q. Nilsson
A First National film Easy Pickings plays at the Columbia. An eccentric wealthy man is poisoned and his will triggers impersonation by the heiress, with a love story, comedy and thrills. George Archainbaud directs, cast includes Kenneth Harlan Anna Q Nilsson Charles Sellon Philo McCullough Billy Bevan.
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Columbia
George Archainbaud
Frank Griffin
Kenneth Harlan
Charles Sellon
Philo McCullough
Billy Bevan
Zack Williams
Gertrude Howard
Uninstructed Delegates Possible in Territory Convention
The article discusses the likelihood that without a leading dry candidate many states in the territory could send uninstructed delegates to the convention to oppose Smith and back his strongest opponent. It notes time remains before spring primaries and leaders stay cautious as events unfold.
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Smith
Parvey
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