Two Nations Meet Meet Between Nations In Quiet Diplomacy
Charles G Bayes travels to England as 48 American ambassador and a high honor is accorded. The British prime minister visits Scotland to discuss quo mients and seek permanent peace. Premier MacDonald says determination exists on both sides to open the whole question and build understanding. Dr W M Baker and Mrs Will Sands attend as guests expressing hope for cooperation between the two powerful nations amid cautious optimism and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Bayes
England
Ulm
Scotland
Hit
Aimple
Atlantic
MacDonald
Verhoye
Nyuchi
Hila
W. M. Beker
Warren
Will Sands
Los Angeles
Cal
G. A
Twenty Years Ago Events At Warren With Noted Deaths And Exhibits
Twenty years ago in Warren events included the death of Mrs. C P Northrop wife of the Corry and Columbus Street Railway president at her home after months of illness. Mrs. Catherine Dawson honored in birthday anniversary at home on Wrightytreok. Mrs. J B Murray in critical condition, and Mrs. Hilliggh feared to live only hours. The Methodist church service延期 due to rain. Ferdinand Mischer of Arle linked to a murder case. George Coole of Moorheadville escaped from North Warren asylum. Mrs. George Olmstead improving in Warren Emergency Hospital destined for home soon. Preparations for Manufacturers Exhibit for Home Week underway in the radiatorial fine exhibition in Corr. anddu ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P )Northrop
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company
Warren
George Olmstead
al Corr
Bank savings accounts show seven year life on average
A bank association reports that savings accounts last about seven years. Each year roughly 15 percent of accounts close. Reasons vary from no reason given, to people using funds to buy homes, invest in real estate or education. The piece notes funds are often used for major goals rather than mere accumulation, offering liquidity and safety.
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Bank Savings A Bank Association
Savings
Bank
Jbank
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
Betsy Ross wrote The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table. The principal kind of fimy caught in Scotland is the Seine. The tie of the executive head of the Canadian government supported by the King is the Crown. Lea Command ments were received by Trinity Church in New York. The capital of Iowa is Des Moines.
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Scotland
Towa
Betsy Ross
Seine
Lorie
Garone
Rilene
Trinity Church
New York
Assemblyman Jox Hohilling Announces $400 Prize
Erie Eagles Cop Prizes Wel and Mundville convention highlight the event. Assemblyman Jox Hohilling announces a $400 award to the wash keverven OPMs crzdnvaition as a result of the convention. A delegation led by Hohilling attended, joined by the Huginateri Corps, with Mr Whit and Judge Whit present.
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Jox
API M Hehilling
Wis Hi Aerie
Hogi
Mundville
Enviler
Ferie
Hohillinig
Fielreruele Huginateri
Car overturns kill woman on rural highway
A two-vehicle crash on a Mayel over 3 suirt highway caused a car to overturn leaving Holly pinned beneath debris. He died from a fractured skull while Melly received injuries. The couple had been traveling when the vehicle rolled over the embankment and landed on the main road.
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Bradford
Jie
Melly
Myrtle
Ahremel Miri
Holly
Mayel
Suirt
Warren Recital by Shoop Pupils at Conservatory
The Corry and Warren piano pupils of Mrs. Clarence E. Shoop present their annual recital at the Warren Conservatory of Music in Warren Pennsylvania Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Bugi ge Holder of Sheffield will assist with the progress. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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Corry and Warren
Clarence E. Shoop
Warren Conservatory of Music
Warren
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragmented page from a puzzle column titled Game of Correct English by W L Gordon. It includes questions on grammar and spelling, prompts to fill missing letters for synonyms of prosperous, and pronunciation guidance with examples like just, youth, and relay. It lists yesterday’s answers and several items challenging readers.
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W. L. Gordon
Beaver Dam News Notes Local parish gatherings and visits
Beaver Dam residents share church events, family visits, and social news. Names include Whitcomi, Alden, Whitneys, Bacon, Petwison, Stilts, Mobangld, Kile, Lally, Whitney, Smith, Preston, Mulvin, Tanner, Chaffee, Carter Hill, Union City, Jamestown, and Centerville. Activities cover prayer meetings, birthdays, house visits, and Sunday services with varied travels.
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Beaverdam
U. A
Citéren
George Whitcomi
Yon
Alden
Grad Valley
Gullers
H. D. Whitney
Suncay
M. & Ladies Ajit Society
Harry Bacon
Ives
Frank Petwison
Hurley
Anna Mobangld
Ushjon City
Tom Kile
Toya Ane
Prandinieney
Paul Bacon
Free Methodist Church
Union City
Rees McCallough
David Chaffee
Wattsbnre
Doc Cummines
Corry
Flora Follett
Will
Walter Parkhurst
Carter Hill
Lyle Proctor
Cyny
Hubert Mulgin
Free Methodists
Harry Lockwood
Fin
Hben Chaffee
Leo Stirgis
Centerville
Alarm
Amos ‘Tanner
Eldyd
Ralph ‘Tanner
Gertrude Newell
Ralph Newell
Song
Jamestown
Robert
Ani
Walter Drissell
Lourville
Eben Chaffee
Frank Peterson
John Carbaugh
Waterford
Robert Mulvin
Charles Tauiner
Leo Proctor
Garter Hill
Wer
Charles Hodge Tresday
Mildred Showars
Bradford
J MP McClelland
Ber Bowen
J-M. McClelland
Cynthia Gifford
Merle Betta
Cam
G. Mosley
S. R. Lyons
Kent
Jay Smith
Corry Woman Faces Driving Permit Violations in Warren
In Warren during June several motorists were ordered to appear before Justice Watts N. Davis for motor code violations. Walter Brown of Youngsville jailed for failing to stop at a through traffic sign. Mrs H J Wellejus of Corry arrested for driving without a license, her husband charged with permitting. Fines range from ten to twenty five dollars. Harold Fox of Warren jailed for operating without a muffler. Clarence Hollands cited for permitting James Wilson to drive without a license. Wilson held for no license. The last three to appear next Monday at 11. Manda
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Harold Fox
Warren
Clarence Hollands
James Wilson
Wilson
Altham
Manda
Election Officials Fined and Paroled in Pittsburgh Case
United Press reports three election officers from the 200 district of the Twenty first ward were fined and paroled in criminal court. Daniel Dixon, district chairman, was fined $150 and paroled for five years. William Troutsetter and Julius Biny were fined $10 each and paroled for two years.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Twenty-first Ward
Judgea Jams
Gray
Huby J
Harry H. Roward
Celomnal
Daniel Dixom
Grey
William ‘Routvetter
Juli Biniy
Mat
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Henry Dungan
Carl Winger
Joseph Shamburg
Melvin Parkhurst
Fearby Waters
Catherine Dawson
W. T. Dawes
J. B. Murray
Slaywiy
Methodist Eturen
Perdinand Mischer
Arle
Center St
Tse Th
E.E. Guignon
Erie Eagles
Eaverdam News
Ly. Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chapin
Soa
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Silk
Ray
Po Somme
Shanes
North Center Sreet
Cony, Pa
Hamilton
W. E. Phillips
North Center Street
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