Warren High Honors 48 Students On Honor Roll
Forty eight Warren High School students posted 90 percent or higher averages for the second six weeks in the closing semester, led by freshmen. Juniors, with 125 seniors and one post graduate, and sophomores followed, with an improvement group adding ten students who raised averages by at least five percent. Sub high pupils also posted 90 percent or better, with 23 students, 12 girls and 11 boys, achieving the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School
Floyd W. Bathurst
Herbert D. Harris
Marthe Branch
Jessie Colegrove
Louise Condit
Charlotte Coon
Marguerite Daye
June DeFrees
Lucy Donaldson
Adolph Elieby
Isabell Grotzinger
Elmer James
Evelyn Kilburn
Gretchen Knabb
Frederick Maurer
Elizabeth Schillinger
Gerald Sellin
Joseph Tellier
Leah Waxman
Bruce Wood
Lucille Allen
Donald C. Anderson
Charles Beck
Doris Cole
Grace Greer
Fred Beck
Allen Keefe
Virginia Slacom
Paul Borg
Jane Flood
Martha Gantz
Ruth Goldstein
Anna Greenland
Margaret Groves
Meredyth Kehrli
Milliteen Kopp
Mary Jane Nichola
Mabel Norris
Katherine
Schillinger
Louise Urbanski
Edna Anderton
Lillian Carlson
Joe Hazer
Norman Eadlund
Walter Johnson
Irene Richards
Marian Sleeman
Lucille Taylor
Marie Willams
Justine Schuyler
Edna Learn
Lillian Lemmon
May McGarry
Margaret McLaren
Vivian Miller
John Mitchell
Robert Coates
Charles Cots
Thamas Creal
Neil Culbertson
Margaret Erickson
Evelyn Leonhart
Schaeffer Martin
Henry Schindler
Evélyn
Siye
Sophus Peterson
Gladys Bailey
Margaret Eaton
Katherine Gaffner
Robert Sandblade
Allen Johnson
John Mingr
Jean Blair
Marjory Snow
Winifred Roorbach
Rob Willard Anderson
Annne Beaty
Ruby Bidwell
Sidney Blackman
Wayne Blyler
Beulah Burch
James Carlson
Margaret Chalmers
Richard Field
Elizabeth Jamieson
Donald Einander
Louis Lind
Harry Mitchs
Stutz Withdraws From 24-Hour Race In Indianapolis
The 24 hour match race between Hispano Suiza and Stutz ended early as the Stutz car retired at 8:21 after a broken connecting rod. It marked the ninth pit stop for the Stutz.
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Indianapolis
Local and regional briefs from Warren area update
Mrs Lena Burdick of Bear Lake recovers from shock after neighbors rescued her from a Wednesday morning fire that destroyed her home with only first floor goods saved. Governor Fisher midweek interest in paving a Roosevelt highway link near Corry. no commitment. Mt Jewett schools closed due to influenza. about one third of pupils and four teachers ill. A Pleasant township hill forest fire draws town attention. Captain Pearson adds a new concrete driveway on Marion Street. Dr Charles J Reese moves offices to Warren Conservatory of Music building. John Maher hospitalized at Warren General with influenza. D L Gerould of Citizens National Bank in New York City on business. Mrs Curtis Shattuck returns home from Buffalo hospital. Mrs Louis Peterson may relocate to Harrisburg during baseball season with husband Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Burdick
West Greeley
Errest
Bear Lake
Risley
Warren
Corry
Fisher
Roosevelt Highway
Assemblyman King
Pleasant Township
Allegheny
Capital
Louis Peterson
Walnut Street
Pike
Harrisburg
Smokers to use 111 billion cigarettes in 1928
New York April 19 Americans will burn an estimated 111000000000 cigarettes in 1928, said W F Axton president of the Axton Fooker Tobacco Co. The rise from 1927 is blamed on more women smokers. Last year 97000000000 cigarettes were used nationwide. Plant to open with continued repairs at Durant City factory and to be fully operating by next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York
W. F. Axton
Axton- Fooker Tobacco Co
American Plate Glass Corporation
Durant City
Global expeditions and peace doubts in postwar outlook
A reflective overview discusses fifty scientific expeditions planned for the year to locations including the North, Crimea, Caucasus, Turkestan and Mongolia, and notes Russia's waning energy since Peter the Great. It cites League of Nations data on war casualties, and critiques tariffs on American cars abroad, urging support for American industry. It ends with a remark on Lady Heath flying solo from Egypt to London and a literary aside about Dido.
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Crimea
Caucasus
Turkestan
Mongolia
Russia
Peter the Great
Lady Heath
Egypt
London
Dido
Deaths and Funerals Eva Pauline Swanson and Mary Bush
Eva Emma Pauline Swanson of Ludlow died Saturday morning April 14 at 8 55 after a nine month illness aged 12 Funeral services were held from the Swanson home on Tuesday April 17 and at the Swedish Lutheran Church with Rev Carl Rush officiating Attendees from Jamestown Emporium Ridgway and Kane attended Eva leaves parents two brothers Carl and Evar and three sisters Edith Mabelle and William’s wife Mary Hannold Bush died at her North Warren home Thursday night aged 35 She is survived by her husband Stephen A Bush five sons Milton Ivan Howard James Edward two daughters Bertha and Margaret three sisters and four brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Pauline Swanson
Eva Emma Pauline Swanson
Emil. Swanson
Ludlow
Swanson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Carl Rush
Kane
Mary Hannold Bush
Stephen
A. Bush
North Warren
Milton
Ivan
Howard
James
Edward Bush
Bertha
Margaret Bush
Addie Heater
Clarendon
Charles Jackson
Chandlers Valley
James Anthony
Pittsfield
Elmer Hannold
Jamestown
Herman
Hearing Shifts to Harrisburg in Warren Coal Case
A re opened joint hearing on the Warren coal freight case will meet before the Public Service Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission in Harrisburg on May 21 at 10 am. Merle Boutwell of the Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau announced the change from Warren. The case seeks a 20 percent reduction in coal freight rates into Warren. prior requests were denied. The National Petroleum Association backs the Warren Traffic Bureau, with Willis Crane of Washington, DC, slated to represent the association at Harrisburg. Crane will meet Cam bridge Springs officials to decide if a borough representative will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harrisburg
Merle Boutwell
Trafffic
Chamber of Commerce
Commission
National Petroleum Association
Warren Traffic Bureau
Willis Crane
Washington, D. C
The
Petroleum Association
Crane
Cambridge Springs
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Stutz
Mullen
Mt. Jewett
Charles G. Pearson
Marion Street
Charles J. Reese
Liberty Street
Warren Conservatory of Music
Pennsylvania Avenue West
John Maher
Carver Hotel
Warren General Hospital
D. L. Gerould
Citizens National Bank
New York City
Curtis Shattuck
South Side
Buffalo
Mary Smith
Bison City
Allegheny River
Oil City
Ol City
Meadville
Titusville
Davis Justice Watts N. Davis
Carl Martin Rasmussen
Irene Fink
Guy Mark Hunter
Endeavor
Misa Ellen Josephine Brown
Tidioute
M. E. McDonald's
Market Street
Don Finley
Washington
Hugh Mallory
Warren Kiwanis Club
Conewango Club
Washington, D
W. W. Rankin
Fourth Avenue
East
Market Streets
Dougherty
E. C
Stebbins
Pirates
Sam Randall
William Jaynes
Ed. Johnson
Johnson Brothers
Randall
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Carmen Hill
Thad F. Lawson
Burke Glen Pool
William Penn Highway
Lawson
Celoron Park
John Dixon Vernon
University of Syracuse
Syracuse
Vernon
Jamestown High School
Harold Sandquist
Sandquist
Samuel Hunt
George Rogers
Edith Gray
Hoover
Moses Rogers
Joseph Rogers
Reese
May
Champion
Brandt
John Hunt
Style Shop
Arcade Five
Leon
Aurelius Smith
Beaver Dam
Corry Hospital
Salty” Killian
Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol
New Buffalo
Sword
Warret
Eugene Brown
Nypean Furniture Factory
jSye
Horace B. Rowland
Department of Forests and Waters
Cole Hill Tower
Fage One
League of Nations Statisticals Department
Europe
United States
Coolidge
the Tribune
Allen-A Athletics
Allen - A_ Athletics
Allen
Reb Orballa
Lester Shoe Store
Goodyear West Oxfords
Oxfords
Warren, PA
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