Returning Students Face Six Week Tests In Warren
Warren Borough Schools students resume after Easter with six weeks tests in progress. Other items note a 79 year old man dying of heart disease on Erie street, weather turning warmer after frost, a drive in with intoxication held for trial, eggs priced 30 to 35 cents a dozen, and a Boy Scouts camping trip to Jetmore with Elmer James in charge.
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Sye
Warren Borough
Peter Gauthier
Erie
Hanley
Jefmore
Boy Scouts
Troop Eight
Elmer James
Jetmore
Jim Redeye
Cornplanter Reservation
Large Easter Egg Display at Sugar Bowl Banked with Flag Design
The Sugar Bowl at 120 Pennsylvania Avenue East showcases a large Easter egg in a shop window. The egg, designed as the American flag, will be awarded Saturday evening April 16 to the entrant whose guess comes closest to the weight. Viewers are invited to stop by and submit guesses.
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Sugar Bowl
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Band of Gypsies Escorted Through Warren by Police
A caravan of about six high powered cars with Gypsies arrived in Warren shortly before noon. The group was escorted through the town by the police department and told to keep clear of Warren. Chief of Police M. Whaleben was commended for insisting they keep moving.
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Warren
M. Whaleben
Warren Chronicle Local Briefs and Updates
The Warren area reports a minor collision near Carver House with no serious injuries. Court house visitors include C. H. Briggs and others transacting business. Warren radio audience praised a WLBW program. Pension increases announced for Lewis Crawford of Company M, 47th U. S. Volunteer Infantry. Banks in Warren county to close Good Friday. hot cross buns priced and prepared by Warren Bakery. Forgery cases involve Arnold Greenwalt and James Brown. several checks forged. City league basketball banquet planned at the Y M C A. six teams compete with silver rings awarded. A marriage license granted to August Ohrn and Sarah Carrier. John Robinson circus not coming to Warren this year. State patrolmen conducted driving tests at Hickory and Fourth.
Junior High to be Considered in Youngsville
Wednesday mass meeting in White Auditorium will explore forming a Junior High School in Youngsville under the Local PTA. W. H. Bristow of Harrisburg will explain junior high concepts and state requirements, with patron feedback planned to gauge community support.
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Youngsville
White Auditorium
Parent-Teachers Association
W. H. Bristow
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ile Ia
Loungsville
Knights of the
BR. W. Driscoll
Calvary
Romani gypsies accused of pickpocketing in Ban HH incident
A Ban HH resident chased a group of Romani women who stopped in the village to ply fortune telling. A twenty dollar bill vanished from the man, leading to a police pursuit by Chief Martin Whaleben Officer Lowrie Utter and Railroad Detective William Merritt. The posse recovered the bill and escorted the suspects toward Warren. The same issue notes a Hess House bill to protect state highways from vandals faces forestry committee scrutiny amid highway beautification praise and utility opposition.
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Ban HH
Suil
Martin Whaleben
Lowrie Utter
Willam Merritt
North
Warren
Russell
Ani
Pittsburgh
State Senate
Hess House
State Highway Department
James L. Stuart
Senate
Committee On Forestry
Buckman
Bucks
Davis
Lackwanna
Funeral plans for Commissioner Stewart
John L. Stewart member of the Public Service Commission died in Harrisburg hospital after a hotel illness following an executive session of the commission. Former Lehigh University professor appointed by Governor Pinchot and later confirmed by the senate his death ends a protracted court fight over the commission confirmation.
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Harrisburg
U P
John L. Stewart
Public Service Commission
Stewart
Lehigh University
Pinchot
Senate
Supreme Court
Community notes include visits and bake sale
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton of Erie visited Mrs. Emma Briegs on Bates Street this week. The W F M S held a bake sale at Joe Davis store Saturday, inviting contributions of used but useful articles.
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Margaret Hamilton
East 24Th Street
Erie
Emma Briegs
Bates Street
Joe Davis
Grand Valley Boy Rex Thompson Dies in Accident
A Grand Valley family mourns Rex Thompson age about sixteen after a fatal accident in Middletown New York. He was son of Mr and Mrs T A Thompson and worked in the D and H R Co car department. He leaves two brothers Max Erie and Ralph New York City and a sister Mrs Ruth Haehn Grand Valley.
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Grant Lightner
State Highway Department
Belfonte
New Castle
Grant
Youngsville
Kenneth Rugsel
Treva McKinney
Hubbard
Ohio
Treva
Kathryn McKinney
Hubbard High School
Henry L., Mead
Elliot
Erie
Meads
S. Mead
Clarence Seeking
William and
Rexford Young
Franklin
Rex Thompson
T. A. Thompson
Grand Valley
Middletown
N.Y
Thompson
D. and H.R. R. Co
Mr. Thompson
Grand Val
Line Eight Motor Tops Popular Car Power
Edward S. Jordan notes Line Eights dominate today with half of active makers building eights as core models. He cites New York show introductions and predicts the eight will lead in the fine car market while six cylinders shift toward smaller, higher quality cars.
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Edward S. Jordan
Jordan Motor Car Company
Jordan
New York
Know Ag
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Walter Kifer
Swiss Street
Ninth Ward
Justice Davis
Frank Moran
Justice Nelson
Mowee
Charley Chaplin
Library Theatre
Genni
Hazel Street
Lirary
American Child ‘Health Association
Jamestown Post
Israel
Egypt
Moses
James Brown
Fredonia
N. Y
East Side
Clark Nelson
Mercer
Louis Wilbrod
Chicago
Sharon
Sam Leyshock
Wilbrod
Jennia Wilbrod
National Music Week Committee
West 46Th Street
New York City
Musicweek
Teachers' College, Columbia University
Columbia Bar
Bremmy de
United Artists
Chanlig Chaplin
EDNA_PURVIANCE
Sid Chaplin
Mary Roberts
Rinehart and
Avery Hopwood
Wagenhals and
Kemper
Roland West
Patne
Ramain
E. D. Everts Hardware Co
Court House
C. H. Briggs
Garland
H. Bloomquist
Maribelle Reardon
Kinzua
E. N. Bailey
Clarendon
L. E. Russell
J. H. Kelsey
R. J. Kelsey
Corry
J.F. Bynick
Pittsfield
WLBW
Oil City
the Tribune
Harris J. Bixler
Lewis CG. Crawford
47Th
United States Volunteer Infantry
Crawford
Warren County
Fourth Avenue
Arnold Greenwalt
Trinity Methodist Church
Morganza Reformatory
W. G. Parker
Wheelock
Orchard Street
Hickory Street
Nash
George Baird
Adamsville
Greenville
West
A. Verne Smith
Prosperity Store
Union City
Fred Muller
RB. O. Shreve
Satunday
Clothes Shop
Newells
August Ohrn
Sarah Carrier
Columbus
Recorder's Office
Arthur R. Hopper
John Robinson Circus
Leter
Warren and Corry
Hopper
Robinson Circus
Ad. BE. Hill
Hooper
Wesleyville Barracks
Evie
Prof. Bresler
Brokenstraw Grange
R G. Bresler
Department of Agriculture
Bresler
Jetter
Grange
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