Warren Schools Arrange Clinics for Health Week
Warren schools organize a series of health clinics to screen preschool children before next September. Dr C W Schmehl and Dr M W Hall lead sessions across five city buildings during the first week in May, with Parent Teacher groups aiding house-to-house canvassing and follow-up.
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Warren
School Health Department
C. W. Schmehl
M. W. Hall
National Congress of
Parent- Teachers
Jefferson P. T. A
Canvans
M. H. Deardorff
George Boyer
Approval for Old People's Home at Jamestown Site
The New York Conference of the Lutheran Augustana Synod voted to endorse erecting an old peoples home on the Gustavus Adolphus Children’s Home property in Jamestown. A committee including Rev. Ari Jacobson, Rev. Daniel Nystrom, Karl Peterson, Adolph E. Johnson of Jamestown and Swedish Vice Consul G. H. Oblin of Buffalo was elected to oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus Adolphus
Jamestown
New York
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Ridgway
Ari Jacobson
Warren
Daniel Nystrom
Karl Peterson
Adolrh E. Johnson
Counsul G. H. Oblin
Buffalo
Nee
Creation and Presence of Christ Lessons at local hall
International Bible Stupens hosts Sunday sessions in P. H. C. Hall with morning lesson Creation and evening Presence of Christ. Prayer and testimony meet at 9 Moelvine Street. Friday night study on Deliverance at 601 Henry Street invites all locals.
Injuries at Work and Local Community Notes
Andrew Fleming injured at home after falling from a state highway department truck near Conneang o refinery. John Ball of Warren High class of 1927 with George Washington University group at Washington Hotel. Ward Wheyl of Uniontown elected Rotary district governor at New Castle conference. Mrs Robert Cummings recovering in Warren General Hospital. Gilbert Kiernan arrives in Los Angeles with Warren friend Malcolm Knox. Frank Wells of Corry fined ten dollars and jailed eighty days for dog license violation. sues Erie county for damages. Scouts merit badges awarded at Warren council board. Knights of Columbus convention plans from Warren. Clarence Beckley launches junior salesmanship program with Mazda lamps. Kane hospital and community hospital project updates. Brown Boot Shops acquire Kane property. Marriage license issued to Frank Wendell Bergett and Clarice Edna Dudgeon. Warren patrol hearing set for intoxication case. Gail Morse injured after car collision. Catherine Hartman struck by auto while disembarking trolley. Rev. Walter L. Moser to preach at First Presbyterian. Local Baptists to attend Oil Creek rally in Bradford. First Free Methodist Church to hold quarterly meetings May 3–6. Daylight saving vote set for Jamestown May 12.
National figures discuss Smith Hoover gains and risks
The piece notes Ohio Massachusetts and New York leaning to Smith and Hoover with large personal followings. it cites Henry Ford and other Americans as wealth references. It records a Daytona Beach crash where Frank Lockhart died after a high speed mishap, warning against excessive speed as air is the safe limit.
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Daytona Beach
Frank Lockhart
Two Franklin Men Die In Roof Scaffold Collapse
Two Franklin residents Milton Meckley aged 35 and W EF Mattern aged 50 were killed when their scaffold on a water tank roof at Franklin Steel Works collapsed. Both were married. A tree memory for hero Floyd Bennett was planted at Pinoak school grounds Oil City with companions named Lindbergh Washington and Lincoln.
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Franklin
Franklin Steel Works
Milton Meckley
W. EF. Mattern
Floyd Bennett
Pinoak
Oil City
Bennett
Lindbergh
Washington
Lincoln
Madri Gras Dance At High School A Big Success
The Madri Gras dance in the high school gym drew the largest crowd this year with Leo Hummerich’s orchestra providing music from 8 to 11. Betty Field and Willard Gibson won costumes prizes as students dressed in festive attire. A bake sale planned by the Junior Chamber of Commerce will raise funds next Saturday. The planned track meet with Smethport was canceled due to poor weather, with a possible make up on Wednesday if fields improve. Freshmen planned a meeting to arrange opportunities for a future chance, and a new rule requires 140 signups for attendance.
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Leo Hummerich
Betty Field
Willard Gibson
Smethport
Deaths and Funerals ERNEST LEONHART
Ernest Leonhart Pleasant township farmer born September 2 1867 died at Warren General Hospital after ten days illness from apoplexy He lived his whole life on the family farm opposite Irvine 10 Pleasant township Survived by brother J W Leonhart Oakland California and two nephews Funeral Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J L Ware Trinity Memorial Episcopal church Interment in Leonhart cemetery on the family farm
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Ernest Leonhart
Pleasant Township
Mathias Leonhart
Warren General Hospital
Leonhart
Irvine
J. W. Leonhart
Oakland
California
Elizabeth Leonhart
Pennsylvania Avenue West
J. L Ware
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Pleasent Township
Missionary Society Meets at Youngsville
In Youngsville on April 28 the M E Missionary Society held a study hour on religious education in foreign lands. Mrs. Nora Sturdevant led the session with discussion on kindergartens and three Bible school types. Grace Kay presided at the opening devotion and refreshments were served by Mrs. Streeter and her daughter. Farerellowing spring farm work is beginning in the area with plowing and some planting ongoing on local House Hos farms.
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Youngsville
Foreign Missionary Society
Nora Sturdevant
Gram
Ging Sui
Pioneer
Algo
Grace Kay
Alice Streeter
Pital
From Japan Edith Husted Sends News To Youngsville Relatives
Miss Edith Husted writes from Kobu Japan about the National Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Kobu College and Japan’s progressive W C T U workers. She describes the doll festival, her eight years as a teacher in Japan, and her evangelistic mission school in Kobu Port. The article also notes invitations to Clarendon, May social plans, and details on a girls camp at Camp Caledon with Bible lessons, daily activities, and how to contribute magazines for financing.
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Japan
Edith Husted
Youngsville
Kobi
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Kobi College
Clarendon
Lady Grey Rebekah Lodge
Clarendon Lodge
Clarendon, May Ltd
Mesdames Ball
Palmer and
Brazee
Marion Kinnear
Irene Brown
Camp Caledon
Lake Road
Erie
Police Court Hears Busy Saturday Docket In Warren
Justice Watts N Davis presided over a busy police court session at headquarters Saturday morning. A local youth was fined seven dollars including costs and given a 30 day jail sentence for disorderly conduct. Arrests included two speeders fined thirteen dollars including costs by Motorcop Britton and a drunk freed on eight dollars including costs and taxi fare. Harold Triggs of New York City, in Warren this week, heads to Ohio for recitals at Ohio Wesleyan University and Western College for Women.
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Watts N. Davis
George Haehn
Britton
Harold Triggs
New York City
Warren
Rose Messner
Third Avenue
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Western College For Women
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Andrew Fleming
Follett Run
State Highway Department
Conenango
John Ball
Warren High School
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Green Club
George Washington University
Ball
M. W. Ball
Harry Wheyl
Uniontown
Rotary
New Castle
Warren Club
Paul Braunachweiger
R. W. Steber
W. W. Slocum
Sugargrove
Robert Cummings
Gilbert Kiernan
North
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Malcolm Knox
Frank Wells
Corry
Erie County
Wells
Board OF Review
Jack Stewart
Herbert Danielson
Willard Weatherby
Scout
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Clarence Beckley
Beckley Electric
Mazda
Court House
Edward Nasman
Elk Township
Kanes
J. ¥. Kinnear
A. Vollmer
Kane
John Valentuer
Kane Fire Department
Brown Boot Shop
Fraley Street
Brown Boot Shops of
DuBois
Wendell Bergett
Clarice Edna Dudgeon
Farmington Township
Register and Recorder
Ioday
William Pope
Jamieson
Gail Morse
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Pearly Kline
Edinboro
Warren Water Company Works
Hugh Robertson
Catherine Hartman
Irvine Street
Oil Creek Association
First Baptist Church
Bradford
First Free Methodist Church
A. J. Hill
Sahin Cnc
Hoover
Governor Smith
Smith
Massachusetts
Wall
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bristle Goods
Mullen
Maryland
Shea’s Theatre
I Opera
Rhea‘s Theatre
Inmestown
M. E. Missionary Society
Willis Kinnear
East Main Street
Miss Brown
Gustafson
Poplar Street
C. L. Henry
Graham Paige
Osgood
Chevrolet
Roy McDowell
Carl Horn
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Esther Carlson
Thatcher
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Warren Water Company
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