Warren County News Briefs Roundup City and Vicinity
Local items report a stabbing accident of Will J Wilcox causing forearm injury, a car accident near Warren injuring Alfred Lauffenburger, and mayor Peterson of Randolph sentenced for bad check charges to a year and a half to two years and fined $80. Other notes include gas price changes in Kane, timber sale near Donaldson, investigations of mine disturbances, a U S naval plane visit to Warren airport, and various community notices and hospital transfers involving Corry and Meadville residents.
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Alfred Lauffenburger
Warren
Charles W. Finn
Pig Avenue
Stout
Allegheny County
New York State
Lanston’s
Warren County
Warren County Petroleum Club
Kane
Grawford County
Venango
Mark Wendaur
Herbert A. Mook
Wendaur
Crawford County
Corry Country Club
Freddie Eimers
H. L. Borden
Donaldson
Allegheny Nations
Ty W. V. Bowman
Staty Motor Police
Troop C
Pumxsubawney
Jefferson-Indiana-Clearfield County
U. S. Naval
Cleveland
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Miers
Stanley Jackson
Russell
Arirtl
Jackson
Minnesota
Tanston
St. Marys
Sam Tanebaum
Tanebaum
Froot Street
Ridgway
S. St. Marya Street
du Bois
du B ‘Eis Businessmen's Association
Exceptio
Clearfield
Liu
Richard Criswell
Franklin
U. S. Navy
Hig
Pennsylvania Music and Forensic League
Louis Myers
Meadville
Taek Tdzi
Oil City
Joln Hahn
Ol City
Department of
Cisir Ross
Harrisburg
Venango County
Democratic Committee
Oil City High School
George Buser
Titusville
Charles Gigler
Nickelville
Mvankiin
Gigler
Franklin Hospital
Clarence F.conrath
Mary A. Conrath
Erin
Conrath
Harry Fenner
Orange
W. 1
Airtemp Incorporated
New York City
George L Wilson
Young Romblicans
Erie County
Ofice of
Wlerk
Frit County
Lolay
Wilson
Young Republicans
Big HB
Zil Street
Bucyrus Weis
Emma Greeley
West
Washington Street
Corry Hospital
Henry Koerselman
Clymer
N.Y
Blaine Engle
Frank Engle
East Columbus Avenue
Clair Whiting
McKinney
Arthur Carlson
Jamestown
Carlson
William Huber
Captain Dingman Offers Unusual Program in Corry
Capt Briggs P. Dingman, circulation manager for Salvation Army publications in eleven eastern states, returned for the weekend to Corry. He and Capt Dingman, among Corry’s finest versatile musicians, performed at Salvation Army services and addressed the Man’s Bible Class with numbers on several instruments. He has studied at Dickinson College Xenia Theological Seminary and the Moody Bible Institute.
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Corry
Briggs P. Dingman
Salvation Army
Cup
Dingman
Isa
Dickinson College
Xenia ‘Theological Seminary
Moody Bible Institute
Coughlin Claims 95 Percent Opposed to War
In Optromt May 1 Rev Father Char ies Coughlin says 95 percent of United States citizens oppose war and are being stirred by international warmongers. He argues pressure for peace would create full employment and economic freedom, noting millions remain unemployed and distressed.
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eeReanen Optromt
Father Charies , Coughlin
End Jin Wide Experience in the Re Ficus Field
The article notes the end of Jin's wide experience in the re ficus field, highlighting changes in roles and shifting expertise. It references a transition period and potential new directions for Jin within the same organization.
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Jin
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