Warren to Host Horse Show During Fair Week
Announcement of a four horse show to be held in Warren at Exposition Park during Fan Week follows the Jamestown Saddle Club show at Celoron Park. Plans by local supporters aim to create a circuit with Jamestown Warren Erie and Fredrica, attracting entries from Jamestown Erie Ou City and Fredonza. Active sponsors include Harry A Logan H W Schmidt H A Siggins and Paul DeFrees. Warren attendees listed include Paul DeFrees J L Blair Mrs Bancroft Acker man Sydney Siggins and others.
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Warren
Exposition Park
Jamestown Saddle Club
Celoron Park
Jamestown
Erie
Ou City
Fredonza
Fredrica
Pennsylvania
New York States
Harry A. Logan
H. W. Schmidt
H. A Siggins
Paul DeFrees
Geloron Park
J. L. Blair
Bancroft
Ackerman
Cleveland
Sydney
Hugh Siggons
Eugene McLaren
Harry Schmidt
Bishop Yates
Miner Stewart
Warren Entnes
Warren County groups ask $1000 for Route 67 gravel work
A Warren County civic coalition backed by the Good Roads associations and the Corydon-Maule groups urged the county commissioners to contribute 1000 to gravel and general improvements on Route 67 from the River Road Service station on the Roosevelt highway to Corydon. The meeting, led by R E Waid and S M McClure, drew officials from Corydon and Kinzua and state highway staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. McClure
Warren County Motor Club
L. W. Shipman
Corydon
Warren County Good Roads Association
Kinzua-Corydon Good Roads Association
Warren
Kinzua
River Road
Rosevelt
Kinsua
R. E. Waid
County Good Roads Association
S. M. McClure
Waid
Mr. McClure
O. J. Tome
W. C. Marsh
George Foulkrod
Sugar Run
Charles Weinold
Hoover Talks Air Development in California Visit
In Palo Alto on August 6, Herbert Hoover and Secretary of War Dwight Davis discussed expanding air navigation and rapid air transport. Davis briefed Hoover on army aviation progress and predicted great future service once congressional funding is available. Hoover plans a Yosemite trip and will host Republicans before his acceptance speech.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Dwight Davis
Hoover
United States
Davis
Army Aviation Division
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Lester Maitland
Congress
Yosemite Valley
National Park
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
George H. Moses
Notable Visitor General Jadwin Visits Warren
General Edward Jadwin of the U S Army Engineer Corps toured Warren on Saturday while en route by motor from Titusville to Olean. He attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs Louise Wood McKelvey in Titusville, a granddaughter of E G Wood of 509 Market Street.
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Edward Jadwin
Engineer Corps
U.S. Army
Mississippi River
Warren
Jadwin
Titusville
Olean
Louise Wood McKelvey
E. G. Wood
Market Street
Three Die in Stark Interurban Crash Near Salem
Three men were killed late yesterday when their car was struck by an electric car on the Stark Interurban line near Salem. Victims were Simon Gunesch 59 and Andre Wagner 55 of Salem Ohio and Frank Tishbell 50 of Alliance Ohio.
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Youngstown
Stark
Salem
Simon Gunesch
Andre Wagner
Salem, O
Frank Tishbell
Alliance
Fraternal Picnic Planned by Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
Many Warren men are expected to attend the annual picnic of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite at New Castle Pennsylvania on August 8.
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New Castle
U S Takes Team Honors In Track And Field Events
The United States led the II Olympiad track and field meet with eight firsts in 22 events, totaling 173 points to finish first, ahead of Finland and England. Canada and other nations also posted top placings in both men’s and women’s events, with champions named across disparate disciplines.
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U.S
Amsterdam
U.P
United States
Finland
England
Sweden
Germany
Canada
France
Japan
Bouth Airwa
Kemnd
Nolway
Hungary
Haiti
Chile
Italy
Philippines
Switzerland
Holland
United State
Poland
South Africa
Austria
John Kuck
Pasyo Nurmi
Hugh
Robert King
Lord Burghley
Percy Williams
Patrick O’callaghan
Ireland
Douglas Lowe
Edward Hamm
Sidney Atkinson
Clarence Houser
Sabin Carr
Harry Larva
E. H. Lundqvist
Ray Barbuti
Bao
Willie Ritola
Toivo Lonkola
Paavo Yrtola
Mikio Oda
E Quasi
George Baird
Fred Alderman
Bud Spenser
Ray Barbutt
Frank Wykoff
Jimmy Quinn
Charley Borah
Harry Russell
Halina Konapacka
Elizabeth Robinson
Lina Dadke
Miss Catherwood
George H Lowe Dies at 68 in Lakewood Home Wedding
George H Lowe aged 68 married Sunopy pierc ing at 9 o’clock in his brother James B Lowe’s Lakewood home. He is survived by widow Margaret Russell Lowe daughter Mabel S Lowe mother Elizabeth Lowe and brothers E M Lowe and James B Lowe of Oklahoma. Funeral from Lakewood home Wednesday at 2 pm. Interment Lottsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Lowe
James B. Lowe
Lakewood
Mr. Lowe
Margaret Russell Lowe
Mabel S. Lowe
Elizabeth Lowe
Tulsa
Oklahoma
E. M. Lowe
Lottaville
Lottsville Cemetery
Budget Chief Announces 197 fiscal Year Estimate Near 3.7 Billion
Superior, Wis. General Herbert Lord budget director reports preliminary federal budget estimate for the 197 fiscal year at about 3.7 billion dollars. The figure exceeds the prior year by around 400 million and anticipates large increases for war and navy departments aviation and public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Herbert Lord
Cedar Island Lodge
Coolidge
Lord
War and Navy Departments
Aviation Service
Relief Association Meeting Planned at YWCA
The Warren Relief Association schedules a luncheon at noon and a business meeting to follow at the old YWCA building corner Market Street and Second Avenue. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Relief Association
Market Street
Second Avenue
Pickets Minimal at New Bedford Textile Mills
In New Bedford Massachusetts on August 6 the mass picketing tied to the textile strike failed to materialize as the 17th week began. The Page mill saw the largest line with 45 pickets while only a few stood at other mills and police did not intervene.
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New Bedford
Mass
U. P
Page Mill
Oil market price list for various grades and pipelines
The document lists unit prices for multiple oil grades across different pipelines and regions. Items include Pennsylvania Grade Oil in New York Transit lines at 3.20, Bradford District Oil, Premade Oil, and Buckeye Pipe Line references with 3.00 to 3.20 ranges, plus notes on Kentucky and Michigan locations and other regional suppliers.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
Nationale Transit Co
South Pa
Euro- Pipe Line Co
Grace Oil
Buckeye Pipe Co
Kester
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe
Eureka
Somerset
Cumberland
Indiana Refining Co
West
Ken
Petrolia
Canada
Seginaw
Mich
Berea
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
Sewage disposal eliminated in creek pollution case
Borough engineer William C. Mason announced city mains draining Market East and Water streets converge to a main emptying into Conewango Creek at East Street foot. Dr. Harry Mitchell of North Warren State Hospital cited Imhoff tank treatment, claiming treated discharge is safer than creek water. Pollution blamed for fish deaths. samples sent to state health board.
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Cungwango Creek
William C. Mason
East St
Conewango Creek
Allegheny River
Harry Mitchell
State Hospital
North Warren
Imhoff
Mitchell
News Age
Mason
East
John Hopkins
Balbfus
Clarendon
Sanitary ,Water Board
State Department For Health
Salvation Army Eyes New Stoney Lonesome Home Site
Present brick house at Stoney Lonesome is abandoned and a new Salvation Army home may be built to supplement the existing quarters. Dwellers would be drawn from the district as plans mature after a New York City inspection within a month. The Army acquired the property in 1915 after Henry Cobham's death and later faced ejectment suits against Ann Cobham. an appeal to the Supreme Court occurred earlier this year with W. S. Clark arguing for the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney Lonesome
Stoney Lonesomes
Salvation Army
New York City
S. A
Henry Cobham
Ann Cobham
Lawson
Supreme Court
W. S. Clark
Cautious Buyers Read the Advertise in The Tribune
Cautious buyers are urged to read the advertisement in The Tribune for current listings and deals. The notice emphasizes careful consideration of prices and terms before purchasing.
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The
Tribune
Shirley Schweitzer Family Reunion Held at Hemlock
About 75 relatives gathered Saturday August 4 at George Shirley’s Hemlock home for the Shirley Schweitzer reunion with attendees from Lowell Jamestown Kane Portland Warren and Hemlock. Officers were re elected John Kaiser president and Merle Schweitzer secretary treasurer. Next year’s gathering is planned for Wild Cat Park Ludlow on the first Saturday in August 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturley- Schweitzer
George Shirley
Hemlock
Lowell
Indiana
Jamestown
N. Y
Kane
Portland
Warren
Shirley
Helen Davis
John Raiser
Edna Hahm
Thue Hayden
John Hayhurst
Rowley
John Kaiser
Merle Schweitzer
Wild Cat Park
Ludlow
Allen
Lowell Park
Atlantic flyers nearing port after transatlantic rescue
The Minnewaska neared New York harbor with Capt Frank T Courtney and three companions rescued when their air ship Whale was forced down in the Atlantic en route from the Azores. They waited ten hours for aid as ships closed in. Also arriving were search vessels Columbus Pennland and President Hayes.
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New York
Minnewaska
Frank T. Courtney
Whale
Atlantic
Azores
Grover Whalen
City
Battery
City All
Courtney
E. B. Hosmer
Fred Pierce
H. W. Gilmour
Columbus
Red Star
Pennland
President Hayes
Rain Breaks Heat Wave as Storms Hit New York
New York quenches sweltering heat after thunderstorms toppled temperatures from 90s toward cooler air. Reports say about 20 deaths occurred as storms swept across the region from Wednesday, with large beach crowds gathering at Coney Island and Rockaway Beach while cities like Philadelphia and Boston recorded high temperatures.
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New York
U. P
Manhattan
Massachusetts
Phildelphia
the Beath
Coney Island
Rockaways
Atlantic City
Bebury Park
Boston
Outing at Sugargrove Warr Motorcycle Club Picnic
Forty members of the Warr Motorcycle club enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Sugargrove. The riders paraded from the Post Office building to the picnic grounds in a show of organization and affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warr Motorcycle Club
Suggrove
Cars Stuck in Mud After Rain Sparks Road Gravel Debate
Eight cars became mired in mud on Sugar Rum road following heavy rain. Attendees at the Kinzua Corydon road meeting argued for gravelling the Kinzua reed route to prevent repeating the problem.
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Kinzua Corydon Road
Corn House
Sugar Rum
Kinzua
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Climax
H. A. Siggins
Lady In Gray
Guardsman
H. A. Logan
Mistress Logan
Bill Boy
Richard Field
Lady Im Gray
Poppy
Worth White
J. A. Siggins
Lady Gray
Worth
Natalie
Bobolink
John L. Blair
We . F. Lorenz
Wichita Falls
Texas
Secy. Davis
Conenango Valley Country Club
Corry Country Club
Jeannette
John George Feight
Westmoreland County
Export, Pa
Homestead
Homestead Steel Works
Relief Association
YOUR
Carriera
the Tribune
Boy Scouts
Warren Tribune
City Main
Allegheny
Shirley Schweitzer
Companions
Helmbrecht
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Coop
Metropolis
Sugargrove
Johnson Brothers
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