Gospel Workers hold 28th annual conference in Warren
The Gospel Workers announce their 28th annual conference starting April 12 at Fourth Avenue Warren with evangelistic services each evening through April 17. The event invites all to attend and participate in the worship and activities.
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Gospel Workers
Warren
Fourth Avenue
Library Theatre
Charlie Chaplin
Baptist Sunday
Dieol
Chmch
First Baptist
Lutheran
Kiwanis Club
Conewanigo Club
That Baby You've Longed For and Mrs Burton Advice
A Kansas City reader Mrs Margaret Burton shares survivor’s tale of infertility to motherhood, praising a secret she credits for happiness. She offers free confidential correspondence from 8388 Massachusetts Avenue to married women seeking guidance.
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Margaret Burton
Kansas City
Mo Husbang
Burton
Massachusetts
Centennial Ball at Armory with Jesse Smith Orchestra
Centennial event set at the State Armory on Monday from 5 to 6 P.M. featuring Jesse Smith's Orchestra performing four-tie arrangements for attendees.
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Centennial Ball State Armory
Jesse Smith
Out of Town Visits and Local Relatives in Warren
Yesterday in Buffalo Mr and Mrs Harry B D Kopf visited relatives. F F El Rockwell and Miss Anes Rockwell drove to Philadelphia and will return Thursday. Francis Fisher leaves for Yale University New Haven to resume study. Dorothy Newell to Oberlin Kindergarten Training School Ohio. Mrs Myron Emmons heads home to Johnsonburg after visiting Mrs A C Pounkrod. Miss Gertrude Elis from Jamestown en route to Kane to visit friends. Dr and Mrs J B Shortt host Miss Elizabeth Shortt from Oberlin College. Vivian Angle sails for Oberlin for spring term. William Angle and May Robinson relocate to 405 Fourth Avenue. Mt GQ Slater returns from St Petersburg Florida. Orvin Russell visits from New York City. Miss Carlin Cullen arrives tomorrow with Miss Marie Favre, both Spokane, headed to Marymount College. Maurice Thompson visits Waveen. J L Bilstone leaves for Tidioute to visit relatives. Walter Scheller invited to funeral in Warren. Miss Harriet Schindler returns to Oberlin College. Miss Jane Black and Miss Pauline Maze with C Jones Colvin motor to Kane to visit. Lawrence Knapp of New York visits Warren family. L R Rogers and Hattie Rogers of 11 Ok Street meet granddaughter Bliss Sarah Rogers in Buffalo.
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Dorothy Newell
M. Bull
Fourth Avenue
Oberlin
Ohio
Myron Emmons
Johnsonburg
A. C.pounkrod
Carver Street
Orvin Russell
New York City
J. C. Russell
Pennsia Avenue
Carlin Cullen
Warren
Walter Beaty
Conenango Avenue
Marie Favre
Miss Cullen
Favre
Spokane
Washington
Mary Mouost College
Tarrytown-on-the-Tudson
Maurice Thompson
Oil City
Waveen
Beaty Memorial Organ Dedication At First Methodist
The Beaty Memorial organ was dedicated at the First Methodist Episcopal Church with a 7:25 PM service led by Rev. Greer. Milton J. Beaty presented the gift, Rev. Greer accepted, and organist John A. Bell from Pittsburgh performed the concert ending with a grand display of tone. A Tinckley memorial chimes dedication follows at 7:45 PM with historical addresses and a prayer.
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Beaty Memmist
First Methodist Episcopal Church
David W. Beaty
Milton J. Beaty
Helen Beaty Dalzell
John A. Bell
Pittsburgh
Charles Wes- Divine
All Loveley
Greer
Jorgan
Charlotte Haljl-Lohnes
William Clark
James M. Thoeburn
Unusual Visitor at Sheffield Mothers Club Meeting
Sheffield April 11 The regular meeting of the Mothers Club of the Lines in school will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in their building Mrs R E Young missionary from China arrived here Saturday to visit the home of her parents She has formerly Miss Mary Hoffman Contractors Mullen Ludwig and Guinnane of Jamestown have started excavating for the foundation of the new addition to the high school building About 2000 loads of dirt will be removed first it was thought to be done with seams and anne but trucks will be used Miss Marion Judge daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Judge of MIS street and Make Work were married to Jamestown N D yesterday morning The Rosy Korner Club will meet at Miss Thelma Ponwis home tonight
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Sheppfeld
Mother's Club
R.E. Young
Missionary Chine
Mary Hoffman
Mullen Ludwig
Guinnane
Jamestown
Anne
Marion Judge
Charles Judge
Mis Street
Moraim
Shy
George Ghier
Warren
Isaac Schlaach
Rosy Korner Club
Thelma Ponwis
City of a Hundred Mosques Across Hadrian's Sea
A traveler recalls Bosnia and Herzegovina after a recent earthquake, noting sparse damage in Sarajevo and broader European reactions. The piece contrasts Balkan scenes with Tarascon in Provence, describing Tartarin of Tarascon lore, local life, and the enduring spirit over sensational disaster reports.
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Hadrian's Sea
Italy
Bosnia
Sarajevo
Europe
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mostar
Ragusa
Library Theatre ERE Adeline Beaehent Dir on Bass
Court records show Adeline Beaehent directing bass at the Library Theatre with Gowmty Supe and Knapp’s in attendance as court officials. The fragment notes a staff or committee role and references a county supervisor.
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Adeline
Bassiy
Knapp
Reverend Gary Dead in Center City Noted as Ordained 1877
Fragmentary report notes the death of Reverend Gary in Center City vicinity. The text references his ordination in New York in 1877 and his long pastoral ties.
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Halleenbnys Werk
Gary
Scarlet Fever Epidemic Rages About Cole Hill
April 11 scarlet fever grips Grand Valley forcing day and Sunday schools to close for two weeks. Mrs Rev Roush and several Southwick family members are sick. Curtis Southwick Jr. was treated at Warren General Hospital with his brother and uncle nearby. Roads are improving after a recent freeze and locals report routine travel resuming.
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Cole Hill
Grand Valley
Rev. Roush
Curts Dr
CL. Southwick
Warren General Hospital
Iis
Bert Camp
Sucton Hill
Seth Holmes
Garland
Charles Putnam
C. L. Southwick
Lulu_ Congleton
Davis
Jamestown
N.Y
United States
Donald Conklin
Sugargrove
Ferry Burt
Torpedo
Cwt
Southwick
Youngsside
Robert Covell
Ross Hill
Sherti Nichols
E. L. Martin
Electro chemistry paper read at high school meeting
The natural science section of the academic sciences held its last meeting of the season at the high school. Darrel Murray presented an electro chemistry paper read by Hugh Olsson, exploring energy forms and metal refining. Also discussed were origins of mathematics, historical number systems, and early calculating devices. A bird migration illustrated talk by T. H. Jones followed, noting routes and speeds. H. L. Blair was elected chairman for next year, with Edward Lindsey re-elected secretary and treasurer. A new hotel room lock device was described to prevent insertion of exterior keys.
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Darrel Murray
Hugh Olsson
F. L. Bathurst
Babylon
Lalso
Pythagoras
Archimides
Descartes
Newton
T. H. Jones
South America
H. L. Blair
Edward Lindsey
Memorial Day Missing Grave Decorations Request
Col Cred Windsor announces a drive to locate soldiers graves lacking headstones or war markers. He asks readers to mail postal cards with soldier name, unit, cemetery, and needed grave decorations to memorialize veterans on Memorial Day.
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Eimee
Cred
Windsor
Yankee Bush Residents Invite Friends For Weekend Gatherings
April 11 note details visits by Mrs Peenes Anderson and Eugene of Jamestown and other locals at Follett Ramn and Chandlers Valley. Phrases mention Miss Catherine, Miss Rose Gertsch, Mrs E U Nmeans, Mr Ralph Mead, and Herman Anderson buying 11 tractors plus a good demonstration by Mr Hagege.
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Yankee Bush
pEeenes Anderson
S Eugene
Jamestown
Waime
Follett Ren
John Haglind
Catherine
Warren
Clarence York
Martha Dallimple
Jartown
Abe
Rose Gertsch
E. U. Nmeans
Follett Ramn
Ralph Mead
It Costs Less in the Long Run Advertisement
It costs less in the long run and offers prompt and equitable adjustment in case of loss or damage. The message highlights time savings and reduced trouble, noting the represented companies’ reputations for reliable service and prompt claims adjustment.
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Warren Order of Moose
Kane
Moose Lodge
Moose Band
H. H. Brunner
Warrenites
Joe Papavero
Beat. Field
Beaty Field
Legion
Boy Scout Headquarters
Violet Koebley
Myrtle Street
Mrs. Burton
Defrees
Paul T. DeFrees
Fifch Avenue
Mah Jonge Club
Wamio’s Club
North Warren W. U
Nurti Warren
G. Alr
Francis Martin Kuhns
Leon Bowers
Ihoth
Ga.rb
American Legion
American Legion Awsilia
Citizen's National Bank
W. J. Knupp
Don Lauffer
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Rebekis
Cruelty To Animals
William S. Kipper
Snd
Harry BD. Kopf
Buffalo
Merz. F. EL. Rockwell
Anes Rockwell
Philadelphia
Francis Fisher
Ross Fisher
Market Street
Metel
New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Gertrude Elis
Vivian Angle
William Angle
FE. C. Robinson
Miss May Robinson
Obryant
Third Avenue
Lewton
Slater
Second Avenue
St. Petersburg
Florida
J. L. Bilstone
Water Street
Tidioute
Walter Scheller
Basehor
Kansas
B Scheller
Harriet Schindler
Henry Schindler
Pennsylvania Avenue
Oberlin College
Iane Black
Foster Maze
Pauline Maze
C. Jones Colvin
Clarendon
John Dyer
Lawrence Knapp
Luw
York
Ralph Knapp
Cornplainer Avenue
L. R. Rogers
Harnatte Rogers
Ok Street
Bliss
Sarah S. Rogers
Sargent School of Physical Education
Boston
Miss Rogers
Beaty
New First Methodist Church
CONTI
Pa. Ave. FE
Associated Master Barbers OF America
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Johnson Brothers
Sheffield
R. E. Young
China
Tor Am
Thor
Disraeli
Frank Trusler and Son
Tartarin
Daudet
Tartarin de Ivascon
Provence
Old France
Tarascon
Avignon
St. Martha
Rosalind
Arden
Camargue
Imag
Tarascon & Citizen
Carnahan
Shearer
Crows
Bert Chest Saton
Ripley
John Peru
Steve Novak
Ross
Menmriel
B. V. Lesser
Warten Nati
Baut Btdg
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