Harold Varney to Speak on Safeguarding American Industry
Harold Lord Varney will address the Warren Rotary on Monday at noon about safeguarding American industry. The noted anti radicalism advocate has long studied labor unrest, advised presidents, and spoken coast to coast on defending American institutions.
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Harold Lord Varney
Warren Rotary
Rotary Club
Warren
Oblem
America
Varney
Vatney
Harding
U. S
Washington
the Outlook
McClure’s
the Atlantic Monthly
Current History
Chauncey Depew Funeral Marks End Of An Era
Notables from politics business and society attended Chauncey Depew’s funeral at St. Thomas Episcopal Church New York. Outside mourners stood in silence as the flower banked casket was carried to the chapel. Services for the late New York Central Railroad chairman were brief. The procession included social and financial leaders such as William K Vanderbilt Nicholas Murray Butler and George F Baker. Bishops Manning and Stires officiated assisted by Rev R H Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. P
Chauncey Depew
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
New York Central Railroad
East
William K. Vanderbilt
Nicholas Murray
Butler
George F. Baker
Wm. T. Manning
Ernest M. Stires
R. H. Brooks
St. Thomas
Veto of Flood Threatens Farm Relief and Land Purchases
The veto discussion centers on forcing the federal government to buy large flood zone lands at high prices, a plan opposed by Rep Frear and Rep Wis. Critics warn concessions may not open the way to a veto. Senator McNary reports a tough White House talk, while many in Congress favor federal faulted payment of flood costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Frear
Wis
United Press
Coolidge
Congress
McNary
Oregon
White House
House
Forest fires rage across Pennsylvania state wide
Reports from nearly all regions of the anthracite field indicate widespread forest fires. High heat and winds dried undergrowth, with heavy rains needed to curb flare ups. Fire totals include 25 fires near Pottsville, a Wilkes-Barre blaze over 500 acres, and hundreds of acres burned in Tamaqua Summit Station and Reading areas.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Forests and Waters
Pottsville
Hazelton
Wilkes-Barre
Columbia County
Whco
Tomhicken
Tamaqua
Summit Station
St. Mary Magdalene
Shenandoah
Frank Wagner
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Reading
Births Reported for Fisher and Maddox Families
Mr and Mrs Roy Fisher of 113 North Irvine announce the birth of a daughter at 6 15 am weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces Mr and Mrs Robert Maddox of 316 Laurel report a son born at 10 pm last evening weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces Cautious buyers urged to read classified ads carefully.
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Roy Fisher
North
Irvine Street
Robert Maddox
Laurel Street
Repairs on Main Line Tracks Along Pennsylvania Ave
Emptiyes of the Pennsylvania Electric company worked to repair the roadbed on Pennsylvania Avenue east at Glade. New ties were laid and improvements made as crews addressed a faulty section in the main line.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Glade
R. W. Stone
Chaffee
West
H. A
W. A. Backstrom
C. M. Shawkey
Brush Fire Threatens Timber Area On Bunker Hill
A brush fire burned a wide area near Bunker Hill on Friday afternoon causing little damage. Forest Warden Lindner and a crew of men extinguished the blaze.
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Bunker Hill
Lindner
Reverend Charles Gleason Stricken With Stroke in Erie Hospital
Reports from Erie Indiana state Reverend Charles Gleason formerly of Warren is seriously ill at St. Vincent’s hospital Erie after a stroke on Wednesday. He previously served St. Joseph’s Warren and now heads St. Joseph’s Mt. Jewett parish.
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Erie Indwata
Charlies Gleason
Warren
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erie
Father Gleagon
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's
Mt. Jewett
Quicksand on Forest Avenue Spurs Motorist Inquiry
A Warren motorist reported a stretch of quicksand at Forest avenue near the old Congregational church to The Tribune. The car became mired Friday as it crossed the pad, needing a team of horses to reach solid ground.
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Warren
Forest Avenue
Sugar Grove
Old Congregational Church
Mr Wade Improves After Illness at Home
Friends of H D Wade of 209 Third Avenue report he is slightly improved today after a period confined to his home with a severe illness described as the grape.
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Jack Rapp
Dirs
Henry Rapp
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Wade
H. D. Wade
Third Avenue
Robert Hall Leaves Jefferson Hospital
Robert Hall, treated at Jefferson Hospital for several weeks, was discharged on Thursday. He and his wife will stay in Philadelphia for a period before he can return to Warren as his health permits.
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Robert Hall
Jefferson Hospital
Mrs. Hall
Philadelphia
Mr. Hall
Warren
Lineman’s Life Saved By Artificial Respiration
Willis D. Coffey a 26 year old lineman for West Pens Power Company survived after contacting a 6900 volt line in Connellsville Pennsylvania. He received artificial respiration for about ninety minutes and was revived by coworkers before hospital transport. Coffey sustained severe facial and leg burns.
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Lineman
Connellsville
Willis D. Coffey
West Pens Power Company
Yestery
Garland man released on bail after New York Central robbery
Lynn Beardsley of Garland posted 500 bail and was released from county jail on charges of burglary and larceny tied to the Monday robbery of the New York Central station in Garland. Verné Lucis of Warren was jailed 30 days for disorderly conduct. Mrs. J B Hopkins and daughter Florence of Buffalo were guests at H D Wade's home. Mrs. Orin Siggins hosted an informal luncheon at the Woman's Club.
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Lynn Beardsley
Garland
New York Central
Verné Lucis
Warren
J. B. Hopkins
Misa Florence
Buffalo
N. Y
H. D. Wade
Third Avenue
Orin Siggins
Woman's Club
Clearing Bank Street Commissioner Drives Debris Cleanup
Street Commissioner Marcus LargOn directs workers to clear riverbank debris through Tribune Circle and improve the shrubbery bed near the concrete bridge approach. Courthouse visitors include veterans Orange in Graham and Tiona Civil War veteran, along with numerous residents from Youngsville, Clarendon, Russell, Trumans, Ludlow, Bear Lake and Eyazua. Divorce granted to Ellen May Donner from Henry Donner. Sugargrove women organize first clothing course under Dagmar Wolff with 13 participants. Easter Monday Company Ball at State Armory with Club Revelera. Community Choral Society meeting at Philomel Clubhouse Monday 7:30 pm. Glade Farm Women to meet April 11 with tureen luncheon.
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Bank Street
Marcus Largon
Tribune Circle
Court House
Orange
Graham
Tiona
Alexander Lyon
Youngsville
R. E. Ward
R. Mead
Melvin Copper
B. J. Maorer
E. E. Henderson
J. A. Hopkins
Clarendon
W. J. Kelly
Russell
S. H. Ewings
Trumans
Harry Fortney
Ludlow
Roy Wells
Bear Lake
Wilbur Campbell
Eyazua
Reymond Dillenbeck
DL. S. Chapman
Harold Carlson
Deaths and Funerals Notices Scrutiny
Mrs Diana Russell Radle died at her daughter's home 2 Brook Street Thursday afternoon. A short prayer service was held there Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment followed in Meadville. James D Hamilton Civil War veteran died Wednesday evening. Funeral services were from his home 12 Conenango Place Saturday morning at 9 o'clock with Rev L M Barnard officiating. Interment was in Forest Hill Cemetery at Fredonia.
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Dana R. Radle
Diana Russell Radle
Elbert
Smith
Brook Street
Meadville
J. D. Samilton
James D. Hamilton
Conenango Place
L. M. Barnard
Forest Hill Cemetery
Fredonia
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Finance World
St. Thomas Church
Wilkesbarre
Melis and Maillards
Mullen
Theodora Thompson
Vern Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Newport
R. L
Justie Watts N. Davis
Robb
Richard Robb
Univerity of Michigan
Scotland
Marcus Larson
Harold Larson
University of Michigan
Conewango Furniture Company
Axel Warner
Pittsfield
Clark E. Nelson
Harry Jefferson
Dugall
Lottsville
Stubby Gordon
Hast Street
Second
John F. Randolph
Peach Street
Ewis County
Bate
State Hospital
North Warren
Randolph
Eaton
Hickory Street
F. H. Langworthy
Sesp Purchasing Agency
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
LeRoy C. Eddy
Warren County
Margaret
Bryan Canton
Durant City
Warren General Hospital
Scoutdale Lodge
Halston
L. L. Bishop
Hart-Gardner Company
Bishop
Anne
Joseph Anne
Kane
Ridgway
van Ebert
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ebert
Renovo
D. M. Donachy
L. W. Hult
Kane Yard
L. R. McCloakey
Washington Weather Bureau
Forestry Department
Warren Water Company
Lobo Wolves
Rocky Mountains
McCleery Pack
Wolf Pack
Nhormal
Coffey
Cook
Mea Pipery
Water Street
Ruff Acres
Warren- Jamestown Road
Warren Council
Boy Scouts, of America
F. C. Road
Scout
J. Crary
George Olmsted
Carl Rogers
Frank Redding
F. G. Schuler
the Register and Recorder
Jesse Perkina Parker
Mabel Madeline McKinnon
Warran
Danelia Wilder
Register and Recorder
Recorder’s
Effie Akeley
Maye Wella
Sara Saunders
Margaret Bacon
D. A. Arird
Ellen May Donner
Henry Donner
Dagmar Wulff
Home Economica
State Armory
Corahs
Community Choral Society
Philomel Club
Glade Farm
Walter Ward
George Sweeting
Bryan
Warren National Bank
Liberty and
Second Streets
Warren, Pa
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