Marines Advance to Block Sandino Rebels in Pis Pis District
United States Marines pressed forced marches toward the Pis Pis mining district to trap General Augusto Sandino’s rebel army near Nicaragua's mining region. Observation planes boosted patrols over treacherous terrain as reports said Sandino followers offered no sighting of the general, while captive George R. Marshall of New York was reportedly treated by rebels.
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Managua
Nicarague
United States
Pis Pis
Augustino Sandino
Pia Pis
George R. Marshall
New York
U.S
Sandino
Puerto Cabezas
Marshall
East Side Station Expands With New Pumps and Drive
Extensive improvements underway at the East Side Service Station include two new Julian pumps bringing total to four, paving the front and sides for a three way drive, and installation of a new electric sign. Managers say the upgrades will make it one of the county’s largest and most attractive stations as business grows.
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East Side
Fair Store Opens on Pennsylvania Avenue
The Army and Navy Store at 424 Pennsylvania Avenue West was bought by Titusville men and renamed the Fair Store. M. P. Oberman moves from Titusville to Warren to manage, with a new merchandise line aimed at working men and farmers. The firm already runs shops in Corry and Titusville and has leases for Oil City and Meadville locations.
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Army and Navy
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Titusville
Fair
M. P. Oberman
Warren
Eggs Freaks on Liberty Street Window Display
Three unusually large eggs, labeled freaks from Frank Fox's Sugargrove farm, are shown in the Geracimos store window on Liberty Street. The display highlights local poultry production and unusual egg sizes.
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Geracimos
Liberty Street
Frank Fox
Sugargrove
Cabinets Emphasize Color In Kitchen Cabinets
Pickett Hardware adds a three tone Sellers Kitchen line to stock with colors including grey enamel trimmed in blue grey and brown daisies. Jade green color by Seilers appeals while old time oak gains grey and brown decorations. White cabinets feature blue trim and a colonial ivory option joins the palette. Designer Alfonso Ianelli from Italy created the schemes for the Sellers company last year.
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Seilers
Alfonsolanelli
Italy
Art Convention Opens May Sixteenth in Washington
The nineteenth annual American Federation of Arts convention will meet in Washington DC on May 16 17 and 18 with Mayflower Hotel as headquarters. President Coolidge delivers opening remarks. speakers include Robert W DeForest Eric Whiting Fiske Kimball Clyde Burroughs Paul Rea George Pratt and Chauncey Hamlin. Miss E Frances Braddock retires as art chairperson and will likely miss the program. Turkey backs film censorship despite no formal board.
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Washington, D. C
Warren
E. Frances Braddock
Woman’s
Cld
Miss Braddock
South
Federation
United States
Coolidge
Mayflower Hotel
Robert W. DeForest
American Federation of Arts
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Frederic Allen Whiting
Cleveland Museum of Art
Fiske Kimball
Clyde H. Burroughs
Paul M. Rea
George D. Pratt
Andrew Aginoff
Chauncey J. Hamlin
REN PRESENT NOVEL STAGE PLAY AT BAPTIST CHURCH
Juniors of the First Baptist Sunday school presented a novel play What the Moon Saw to a large audience. The production traveled through scenes in an American home Japanese garden Russian street Dutch village and Scottish village with child actors portraying diverse cultures and urging a brotherhood of nations. Directed by Miss Ruby Strickland the piece closed with a call for unity and friendship among peoples.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Constance
Lois Olgon
Lester Muthert
Sue
Jean
Loraine Toner
Valjean King
Andress Mead
Rebecca Harris
Katherine
Elinor Waltman
Vasillissa
Vera King
Hans
Gretel
Bernard Mellander
Evalyn Mellander
Scotty Thomas
Sarah Jean Waltham
June Toner
Gordon Gerould
Donald Larson
Everett Siefert
Margaret Shaw
Glasgow
Lynette Stoddard
Topsy Jones
Liza Jones
Alta Linn
David Miller
Lawrenee Garould
Robert Mages
Jane Caughey
Marlon Kirby
Leta Muthart
Miriam Tresisa
Arthur Moore
Ruby Strickland
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Esabelle Johnson
Warren High School
Kossuth
Warren Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
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James Love
Akeley
Jamestown
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Calvin Zerbe
Warren County
Charles Ackerson
Ray Jones
Glade
Big Bend
Adah H. Kauffman
Franklin
Exchange Bank and Trust Company
Oil City
Charles Britton
H. O. Williams
Sixth Avenus
Buffalo
H. D. Wace
Third Avenue
Wade
Sisters of Charity Hospital
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Fairborn
Baker
T. Sheridan Baker
WLBW
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Leroy Eirberger
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Warren High
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Rochester
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Northwestern Arts Association of Pennsylvania
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Corry
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Fourth Avenue
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New Castle
Couderaport
Pittsburgh
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Tionesta
J. W. Osten
Dawson Run
J. 5. Drake
Corry Kiwanis Club
Gorry
S. A. Sisson
State Parks and Harbors Commission
Erie Peninsula
Department of Highways
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Woman's Club
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Turkey
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