Corry Opens New Federal Building With Large Attendance
Corrys new Federal building, costing over 95000 with a site tab at 14100, was formally opened on Wednesday drawing visitors from surrounding towns. Postmaster Ed R Allen and his wife from Warren attended the ceremony. Also reported a deer sighting as the D A V P passenger train traveled between Frewsburg and Fentonville.
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Corry
P. O
Federal
Ed. R. Allen
Warren
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Colored Man Taken To Fairview Hospital
Sheriff Grant Dobson and Deputy Leo Geinger of Bedford county moved Jean Dee a criminal patient from the state hospital for the criminal insane at Fairview to Warren for transfer. Dee had resided at the local institution since February after attacking a Bedford county physician near Shellsburg.
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Fairview Hospital
Grant Dobson
Leo Geinger
Bedford County
Warren Friday
Jean Dee
State Hospital
Fairview
Dee
Shellsburg
Aunt Mary Brown Rebounds After Years of Disability
Aunt Mary Brown of Chapel Hill, aged 83, suffered a broken foot in an accident seven years ago and has been unable to walk. She has endured multiple deteriorations and minor paralytic strokes but, with the aid of a wheelchair, has managed her household and life near her home.
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Mary” Brown
Chappell
Mary
Jamestown Dinners Planned for Palmer War Correspondent Visit
Jamestown journalists announce a dinner in honor of Frederick Palmer AP war correspondent who has arrived in New York and will visit his mother Mrs Amy Palmer in Lakewood. Also reported are crimes and personal notes from nearby towns and Donald D McAlpin resigning to prospect for gold in Colombia.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Frederick Palmer
The
Associated Press
New York
Amy ©. Palmer
Lakewood
Donald MecAlpin
Donald D. McAlpin
the Times
South America
Mr. McAlpin
Andes
Colombia
Far East
Rogers and Moll Buy Out Warren Garage Interest
U S Rogers and T T Moll of Rus sell purchase the interest of George Colvin in the Warren Garage Company capitalized at $20 000. Rogers becomes treasurer while other personnel remain unchanged. Colvin has just taken the Studebaker agency in Philadelphia and may shift his business ties from Warren to Philadelphia.
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U.S. Rogers
T. T. Moll
Russell
George Colvin
Warren
Mr. Colvin
Studebaker
Philadelphia
Warren Garage Company
Mr. Rogers
Forest County license rulings upheld by Superior Court
Word reached in Tionesta that the Superior Court sustained Associate Judges Samuel Aul and Joseph M. Morgan regarding licenses in Tionesta and West Hickory. Judge W D Hinckley had denied licenses after finding irregularities. the higher court overruled him and granted licenses, with an appeal now upheld.
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Tionesta
Superior Court
Samuel Aul
Joseph M. Morgan
West Hickory
W. D. Hinckley
Warren
Miss Laura Dickey Progress Report From Doctor
A letter to Miss Nason of the YWCA from Miss Laura Dickey notes steady improvement. She has gained nine pounds in six weeks, remains in good spirits, and shows a humorous disposition despite a year's enforced rest. Appetite and sleep are good, outdoor life continues, and the tired look has faded.
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Nason
Laura Dickey
Miss Dickey
Miss
Dr John Hepburn Dies After Long Illness
Dr John Hepburn a longtime Warren physician died at his home at Pennsylvan ia Avenue and Market Street on Tuesday night at 10 30 pm He was born in Glasgow Scotland on March 8 1845 and located in Warren in 1889 He held numerous masonic and knigth templar titles and was a Presbyterian Church attendant He is survived by his wife Annie R Wick and his son John Wick Hepburn
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Jacob Honhart
Jacob Siechrist
Belle Honhart
Charles
John Honhart
Warren
John Hepburn
Pennsylvania Avenue
Market Street
Hepburn
Glasgow
Scotland
North Star Lodge
Occidental
Knights Templar
Presque Isle Lodge of Perfection
Pennsylvania
Zem Zem Temple
Presbyterian Church
Annie R. Wick
John Wick Hepburn
White Way Fund Seeks $990 for Illumination Project
Warren's White Way project seeks funding with $909 still needed to complete the new street illumination method. Local officials urge donors to contribute to finish the installation and brighten the district.
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White Way Fund
Warren’s “White Way
Couple Wed at 306 Pine Street in Jamestown
Miss Aleda Stechrist and Carlton Swanson wed Wednesday evening at the home 306 Pine Street with Rev. W. C. Beck of the Lutheran church officiating. Mayor Samuel Carlson of Jamestown addressed the Get-to-Gether Club at the Elks hall on municipal problems during a Wednesday noon meeting.
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Aleda Stechrist
Carlton Swanson
Pine Street
Rev
W. C. Beck
The
Lutheran Church
Jamestown
Samuel Carlson
the Elks
Bridegroom Bush Near Release From Jail
John A. Bush of Union City remains jailed on a charge of abducting Alice Rose the adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Rose of Plumer. He was married to her in Falconer New York on Monday evening and is expected to be released soon on habeas corpus proceedings.
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John A. Bush
Union City
Alice Rose
Guard Rail Put Where Dickinson Died
The State Highway Department completed installing a guard rail at the site west of Warren where Ray Dickinson of Titusville died after his automobile went over an embankment. The coroner's jury had recommended the rail.
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Warren
Ray Dickinson
Titusville
Warren Men to Profit from Oklahoma Lease
A Warren group including F. E. Hertzei P. E. Fehlman C. J. Marker John Peterson A. L. Schellhammer and S. E. Walker owns an Oklahoma lease valued at about $200,000. A recently brought in well is expected to yield each owner several hundred dollars monthly.
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Warren Men
F. E. Hertzei
P. E. Fehlman
C. J. Marker
John ©. Peterson
A. L. Schellhammer
S. E. Walker
Oklahoma
Death of Rev. C. C. Hunt at 76 in Ohio
Reverend C. C. Hunt retired Methodist Episcopal minister died Tuesday night at North Warren. He was 76 and survived by his wife and three sons Chestee of Cleveland Alfred D of Cleveland and Dr. Fred C. of Girard Ohio. Funeral services will be Friday at 3 p.m. at the home with Reverend F. Siess officiating. Interment in Canfield Ohio.
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C. C. Hunt
Methodist Episcopal Church
North Warren
Chestee
Cleveland
Alfred, D
Fred C
Girard, O
Revi
F. Siess
Canfield
Ohio
Schettino Guilty Of Attempted Murder In Forest County
Gerneo Schettino was found guilty of attempting to kill District Attorney Carringer of Tionésta after a swift trial. Judge Harry Alvan Hall sentenced him to five to seven years in the Western Penitentiary and a $1000 fine. Prosecution was led by D A Arird, with Schettino represented by J F Ritchey.
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Gerneo Schettino
Carringer
Tionésta
Harry Alvan Hall
Ridgway
Forest County
Western Penitentiary
D. A. Arird
Warren
J. F. Ritchey
Schettino
Two Trust Companies May Be Consolidated
A proposal to consolidate Warren Trust Company and Conenango Trust Company awaits stockholder approval. If approved, H G Eaton would be president, H S Keck secretary, and W C Heasley treasurer, replacing George Colvin. The merged bank would keep its Second Avenue headquarters and maintain Conenango as its East Side office.
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Warren Trust Company
Conenango Trust Company
H. G. Eaton
H. S. Keck
W. C. Heasley
George Colvin
Second Avenue
Ground floor tire stock promises 60 percent net profits
The Double Service Tire & Rubber Co of Akron offers public stock at par with a 50 percent Credit Certificate bonus. The firm, capitalized at 250000, notes high past profits and rapid growth, invites investors to study through a mailed booklet and act quickly on this opportunity.
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Akron
Double Service Tire & Rubber Co
Double Service Tire & Rubber Company
Ohio
Goodyear
Goodrich Diamond
Firestone
Treasury
Akron Rubber Company
Adams & Co
Double Service
Tire & Rubber Company
Governor Brumbaugh Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg November 11 Governor Brumbaugh issues his first Thanksgiving Day proclamation calling Pennsylvanians to observe a day of thanks for health plenty and social advance while urging steps toward a sound economic condition.
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
W. C. A. Plans Extend Work in State Cities
Harrisburg November 11 plans for extending work among women in cities were outlined at a conference of W. C. A. representatives across the state. The gathering discussed new state laws and methods to broaden activity and planned a regional celebration with Maryland and Delaware for the 50th anniversary of the organization next year.
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Harrisburg
The
Maryland
Delaware
Meadville Clerk Sentenced for Mail Delays and Embezzlement
John Mallory a 28 year old Meadville mail clerk pleaded guilty in United States district court to delaying detaining and embezzling letters. He received a $100 fine plus costs and a 60 day confinement in Crawford county jail.
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Pittsubrg
John Mallory
Meadville
United States District Court
Crawford County
Graft Allegations Rock Warren Council Shakeup
The Times reports imminent graft charges against Warren borough council members amid a rumored six month pattern of illicit payments. A local investigator has provided evidence to District Attorney Lyons, signaling forthcoming disclosures in the near term.
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Warren
Adirondacks
Harry Logan
W. F. Henry
A. G. Lyons
Dr. Robertson
Adiondacks
the Times
Lyons
Fire at refinery causes brief blaze in Titusville
Oil in a still at the Bessemer refinery boiled over this morning and ignited a small fire. Firemen quickly extinguished it after about 10 minutes, laying 100 feet of hose. Damage estimated at around $500.
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Titusville
Bessemer
Subways in Berlin and guilt denials in Atlanta noted
Readers report on Berlin subway works and a condemned Atlanta killer denying guilt. A South Orange dance club party featured varied pajama styles and models. In Passaic River a drowning boy was rescued by men using belts as improvised chains.
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Passaic River
Body found hanging in Troy Center woods
In Titusville at Troy Center a man was found dead from hanging and a gunshot wound. No missing person report matched the description and no identifying marks were found on his clothing. Warren schools plan to teach Spanish next fall.
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Titusville
Troy Center
Warren
Warren Public
Penn'a Crude Up Again Oil Prices Jump On Monday
Oil men predicted two dollar oil by Christmas as Pennsylvania crude rose five cents to 1.90. Other oils followed with gains. Regland moved from 68 to 70 cents while Cabell Somerset New Castle Mercer Black and Corning reached 1.45 1.82 and 1.40 respectively. The prior market change was November 5.
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Pennsylvania
Regland
Cabell
Somerset
New Castle
Mercer Black
Corning
Pittsburg Suffrage Vote Count Returns Margin
Pittsburg officials announced the final tally on the Woman Suffrage amendment. In the city election, 25,772 voted for the amendment and 31,144 against it. Suffragists carried 10 of the 27 wards in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Returning Board
Court rules company liable for state stock bonus
President Judge Kunkel ruled that the Schuylkill Valley Traction Co. must pay the state bonus on the amount of capital stock authorized, upholding liability on stock authorized but not issued in Dauphin County Court.
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Harrisburg
Kunkel
Dauphin County Court Today
Schuykill Valley Traction Co
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