Candidates Report Friday to Coach Duncan for Legion tryouts
Friday evening practice at five for the junior American Legion team at Brewery diamond South Side, Coach French Duncan and assistants present. After a Friday night meeting at the focus, a list of hopefuls across outfield, catching, pitching, and infield positions was released by the baseball committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
American Legion
French Duncan
Duncan
Baseball Committee
L. Clark
W. Parker
G. Barker
P. Yaegle
L. Sweton
EF. Reader
G. Hoffman
N. Highhouse
P. Anderson
H. Clipper
F. Acks
B. Iseman
P. Jorligno
L. Check
J.sehearer
Nelly Speaker to Address Warren Motorists Dinner at YMCA
Reservations indicate a large turnout for the auto mobile owners dinner at the Warren YMCA at 6:30 this evening. E D Benelly Pennsylvania Motor Federation field secretary will be the main speaker with T W Rudderow and several Warren motorists in attendance. The meeting aims to discuss motorist issues under current laws including highway regulations taxes licenses and traffic experiments. Werless orchestra will provide music. Sponsored by the Warren County Motor Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Owners
E. D. BeNelly
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Warren
T. W. Rudderow
Werless Orchestra
Warren County Motor Club
Live Topics Of The Day Home Sold In Warren
Mr. and Mrs Brank Sudner moved into their house at 5 E Third Avenue, recently bought from Francis Wright of Uniontown. Wright, once with Metsger-Wright, now with Metager-Wright in Uniontown, had lived there while in Warren. Community notes include boxing referee Jack MacDonald traveling to Butte due to his father’s illness, and Oda Fellows to hold weekly meeting in Warren. Other items cover alterations to a barn, fishing opener, and various local business, school, and civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOME
Brank.Sudner
Third Avenue
Francis Wright
Uniontown
Mrs. Wright
Warren
Mr. Wright
Metsger-Wright
Metager-Wright
Jack MacDonald
Jamestown
Butte
Montana
ODD Fellows
Warren Lodge of
Oda Fellows
Temple
Hickory Street
Deaths and Funerals
Jonas M. Lundgren aged 86 dies at Freehold home with funeral at Freehold Lutheran Church. Survived by son Charles Lundgren and daughters Mrs Lindahl and Mrs Hagle. Swan P. Hultquist dies at 72 near Chandlers Valley after brief illness. services from home and Chandlers Valley Lutheran Church. eight daughters, three brothers, sister in Sweden survive. Mrs Nettie Green dies in Columbus at 5:30 PM. funeral at Bear Lake home with interment there. survived by husband S D Green, brother G D Willett, sisters Mrs Chapman and Mrs Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas M. Lundgren
Frank Hagle
Freehold
Lutheran Church of
Carl Jacobson
Lundgren
Charles Lundgren
Los Angeles
Calif
Swan P. Hultquist
Chandlers Valley
Nettie Green
Columbus
Bear Lake
Warren Community Chorus Director to Lead Rehearsals
Titled as professor Lee Hess Barnes of Meadville will speak at the State Federation of Music clubs in Altoona this Thursday morning. T. Sheridan Baker, director of the Warren Community Chorus, will conduct rehearsals in Titusville Oil City and Butler and in Oil City public schools for Flotows Martha. Mrs Rose Messner Miss Mayme Swanson and Mrs Paul Riston will represent the Philomel club at the Altoona convention and motor there tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sheridan Baker
Warren Community Chorus
Lee Hess Barnes
Meadville
Barnes
Altoona
State Federation of Music Clubs
Professor Barnes
Baker
Titusville
Oil City
Butler
Flotow
Martha
Rose Messner
Philomel Club
Mayme Swanson
Paul Riston
The
Philomel
Bayer's Wichita Furniture Contest Awards Warren Woman
Mrs. George Kilborn of 120 Oak So wins a four post bed in Bayer's Furniture letter writing contest with 351 letters from Warren and surrounding counties. Second prize goes to Leroy Tunstall for a cedar chest, followed by Victoria Crest, Mrs. J. W. Tome, Miss Margaret McDonald, and Mrs. Frank Tuttle with folding card tables and a rocker. Judges valued originality and clever writing in 361 total letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kilborn
Bayer’s
Bayer
Warren
Nepean
Forest
Margaret McDonald
Cayuga Avenue
Siath
Frank Tuttle
Hem[lock Street
Busha Robinson, Jr
Frank R. Ford
Prosperity and visions of rockets in a restless era
The column mocks inflation fears and boasts about American prosperity while mocking Bolshevist praise. It notes fantasies of rocket cars and moon trips, parries on gambling, and recalls the failed assassination attempt on the King of Italy, highlighting national pride and historical figures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelly
Clarion County
New Inn
Riverside
Sharf
Frewsburg
Warren Road
Sebastia Foli
Fony Trisco
Violet Stanton
E. W. Parshall
Market Street
Fifth Avenue
Paul Yagge
Smith-Horton Company
Pennsylvania
Tommy
Epacimos Co
Sulo
Albert J. Gleese
Hemdeck Run
Moon Brook Country Club
Jamestown Club
Page Hollow
Page Hollow Telephone Association
Glade Township
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Warren County
George Sisler
Washington Senators
Johnson and and Young Clothing Store
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Abplanalp
East Street
Ivan Buzard
Clark E. Nelson
Buzard
Andrew Merenick
Buchanan Street
Jackson and
Jefferson
W. 8. Sheckler
Edmond P. Kesting
Ql City
Bobby Fortune
Titusville Country Club
Queen City
South
Florida
Nelson III
Squire Nelson
Oneida Avenue
Grippe
C. J. Dietsch
Jackson Avenue
J. Arndt Swanson
Dougherty
RB. C. Thompson
Board of Education
Curt Crler
John O'Rourke
Union City
Erie County Court House
St. Vincent's Hoapital
Lake Erie
Westfield
Dunkirk
New York
H. O. Ketner
Corry Fibe Furniture Company
Telegraph and Signal Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny
Owl City
Sherman
Chautauqua
East Sandy
Kiski Junction
Red Bank
Driftwood
Court House
Henry Firth
Sugar Grove
Harold F. Stoddard
First Baptist Church
Maytag
Metzger-Wright Company
Hell
Evie
Davis
Warren, Pa
Warren, Py
George K Kilborn
Dr. C
Reese
Conservatory of Music
Albert D. Lasker
Herbert Freishhacker
San Francisco
Larker
Ovy
Eaxyth
Moon
Haly
Cavour
Italy
Bize Generale
Chaffee Tire Shop
Penne. Ave
W. Warren General Tire Shop
Penna. Ave. West
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