Warren County fair hosts first annual horse show at fairgrounds
The first Warren County summer horse show, issued by H W Schmidt, features 22 classes over two days August 29 and 30 under Warren County Agricultural Association. About 65 to 75 entries expected from Erie, Bradford, Jamestown, Buffalo, Olean, Franklin and others with no entry fee and four prizes per class. Warren Jamestown Saddle Club sponsors. events include Saddle Ponies, Novice Gaited Saddle Horses, Polo Ponies, Road Hack, Five Gaited Saddle Horses, Ladies Saddle Horses, Coming Hunters, Combination Three Gaited, Pair of Saddle Horses, Jumping, and Draft teams, with judging on conformation, manners, and performance.
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H. W. Schmidt
Warren
Jamestown Saddle Elub
Fairgrounds
Warren County Agricultural Association
Erie Bradford
James
Town
Buffalo
Oi City
Franklin
Genleman
Sadie
Clee
Horse Show Schedule With Jumping and Draft Team Events
An event list outlines classes including a jumping class with a 3 inch rail fence rising to 3 inches, a reverse elimination for the final four horses, a Class 31 with 4340 P.M. start and a last four award plan, and a Draft Team event at 10 P.M. with 3200 distance requiring matching performance.
Proposed loan to Nicaragua collapses after banking rejection
Washington reports that negotiations for a 12 million dollar loan to Nicaragua have collapsed. New York banking houses declined to participate, amid criticism of Wall Street interference in Central American affairs. Officials in Washington and Managua indicated reasons were not disclosed. bankers faced concerns over bond values and congressional critique.
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Washington
Nicaragua
State Department
New York
Managua
Central America
Four Injured As Pennsylv Train Wreck Detains Route
Four persons were injured when Pennsylvania railroad passenger No 815 westbound derailed after a washout caused by heavy rain. Injured: engineer W A Glasser and fireman J E Jenkins of New Castle, Mrs Molly Moore of Youngstown, and Mrs E J Thelan of Youngstown. Relief trains moved passengers to Alliance then Columbus. Crews worked to repair the weakened track, delaying service for hours.
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Sebring
U P
Alliance
Columbus
New Castle
Orville
Arrest of Schreiber Gang Shocks Pittsburgh Police
Pittsburgh police describe the Schreiber Gang as among the citys most dangerous. Five men and four women were arrested after tips from underworld sources. Betty Colwell admitted being the steady girl of George Schreiber, a key suspect. Arrested members include William R Murphy Lawrence Schoenberger Clarence Burkhart Felix Muczinski and George Schreiber. The group is accused of the Ward Baking Company payroll robbery totaling seventeen thousand dollars last April 2.
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Pittsburgh
Schreiber
Betty Colwell
George Schreiber
William Rmurphy
Lawrence Schoenberger
Clarence Burkhart
Felix Muczinski
Ward Baking Company
Lutherans Change Service Time for Open Air Camp Visit
The First Lutheran church moves Sunday worship to eight o'clock to accommodate the big open air service at the Lutheran Boys Camp at Chedwell on the Lake planned for four in the afternoon. Rev. John A Myers will preach. the nine o'clock Sunday school remains as usual. Speakers include Rev. C A Dennig and the Cannady missionaries.
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First Lutheran Church
John A Myers
Home Missions
Edgewood
Pittsburgh
Chedwell
C. A. Dennig
Isaac Cannady
India
Big Gains Shown In Corn Tobacco And Potato Crop
Harrisburg reports in July crop projections show corn potatoes and tobacco rising above 1928 forecasts. Weather and cultivation kept gains despite rain, with corn above ten year average and 84 percent harvest potential. Potato yield seen near 182 million bushels, tobacco at 48.16 million pounds. wheat harvest delayed by rains and Hessian fly damage. hay and oats also viewed lower than normal.
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Harrisburgh
U. P
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Friday
Register and Recorder Danelia Wilder issued two marriage licenses. Hamblen Cowly Eaton of Conewango Township wed Zelma Meir Brown of Warren.
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Register and Recorder
Danelia Wilder
Hamblen Cowly Eaton
Conewango Township
Zelma Meer Brown
Warren
Hoover to Speak at Stanford rally with 100000 crowd
Hoover will address a large public event at Stanford University tomorrow in an open car ride around the stadium. Mrs Hoover will accompany him as he delivers a 1000 word remarks in about an hour. Ninety one radio stations back the broadcast across California drawing up to 100000 attendees. Special trains planes and buses are expected in Palo Alto for the event beginning in the afternoon. Governor Young will introduce Moses and the speech will last about an hour.
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Stanford University
Hoover
Rathe
Palo Alto
C. C. Young
Moses
Decorated Furniture Show at Ring-Around-A-Rosy Shop
The Ring-Around-A-Rosy Shop invites readers to a Decorated Furniture event with free samples available this Saturday November 17 at the store. Demo guidance and decorating ideas will be on display, with sample freebies offered to attendees.
Births in Youngsville and at Maternity Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lynn Campbell of Youngsville announce the birth of a daughter weighing 4 pounds 2 ounces at the Maternity Hospital Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Robiey Evans Hook of 12 Myrtle Street announce a daughter born at the Maternity Hospital four day morning at 11 20 o clock. The baby weighed 6 pounds.
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Lynn Campbell
Youngsville
Maternity Hospital
Robiey Evans Hook
Myrtle Street
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Nellie A Gross Warren
Mrs Nellie A Gross of Warren died Thursday afternoon at 3 30 in Youngsville aged 31 years She is survived by one daughter Mrs Cora Sullivan of Jamestown one son Guy Gross of Warren one sister Mrs Godfrey Gruber of Napa Calif and one brother Nathan Loren Funeral services will be held from the Luts mortuary Saturday at 3 o'clock Interment will be in Oakland cemetery
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Nellie A. Grosb
Nellie A. Gross
Warren
Youngsville
Cora Sullivan
Jamestown
Lon
Guy Gross
Sinter
Godfrey Gruber
Napa
Calif
Nathan Loren
Luts
Oskland Cemetery
East Coast Hit Hard by Hurricane Damage in Florida
Osceola and surrounding counties suffered extensive flooding as Topekaliga and Lake Kissimmee rose. East coast rainfall reached 6 to 8 inches with major citrus losses and millions in damage. Roads, wires, and rail lines were disrupted but rehabilitation began, with Red Cross relief efforts underway and settlements of post hurricane needs progressing.
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Page
Topekaliga
Osceola
Lake
Kissimmee
Fort Pierce
Red Cross
Palm Beach
R. E. Mimms
Peninsula
Seaboard
Indiantown
Sherman
Gulf of Mexico
Jupiter Light
Melbourne
Florida
Orange
Polk
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Ohio towns struck by 10 hour cloudburst damage
Sebring and Beloit in Ohio were cleaning debris after a 10 hour cloudburst and windstorm last night. The disaster left one dead by lightning, damaged several farm houses and crops, wrecked three Pennsylvania passenger trams, flooded hundreds of cedars, and sent debris piling high in the streets with $1,000,000 in damages reported.
U S Wins Two Olympic Rowing Finals in Holland
In Sloten on August 10 1936 American teams led by California and Penn A C captured two oar events. California won the eight oared shell race over Thames RC by a length. Costello and McIlvane won the double sculls for the Penn A C. The U S lost the single sculls to Bobby Fearce of Australia while the Penn Barge crew fell to Cambridge Trinity in the four without boxswain. The day ended with a U S British win split, keeping overall parity.
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Bobby Fearce
Australia
Kenneth Myers
Philadelphia
United States
Penn Barge Club
Trinity
Cambridge University
Great Britain
America
British Empire
Three Ships Ashore Reported at Veranago on St Lawrence
Three ships were reported ashore at Veranago thirty miles down the St Lawrence from Montreal blocking the channel. The Aldebaran Innerton and Slingworth were stranded with 2500 passengers aboard aboard the passenger liners unable to proceed. Agents for the vessels awaited details while tugs were sent for assistance.
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Montreal
Vernango
St. Lawrence River
Aldebarn
Innerton
Slingworth
Canadian Pacific
Duchess of Bedford
Cunard
Alunia
Athenia
Thomas Harling and Sons
Final tribute paid to political leader Brennan
George E. Brennan, longtime Democratic leader, received his final tribute in Chicago as Governor Alfred E. Smith attended in friendship. Brennan died of septic poisoning and was buried in All Saints cemetery, Des Plaines, Illinois. Also, inspectors reviewed Meadville’s heating plans for a theatre, mirroring the Des Plaines court house unit.
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Chicago
U. P
George E. Brennan
Alfred EB. Smith
New York
Brennan
All Saints
Des Plaines
Warren County Court House
Park Theatre
Meadville
Court House
Meadville Theatre
Picnic at Warren Club by First Swedish Baptist Church
The Asneet picnic of the First Swedish Baptist Church and Sunday school at Warren Acting Club drew about 76 children and many adults despite threatening weather. Devotional services and hymns preceded a 1 PM picnic dinner, then swimming, games, and contests. Prize winners included Ann Peterson, Albert Fox, Florence Danielson, and Ruth Hagstrom among others.
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First Swedish Baptist Church
Warren
America
Martin A. Larson
Henry Blick
Robert E. Johnson
Signé Erickson
Bethel Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Minn
Ann Peterson
Albert Fox
William Smith
Florence Danielson
Ethel Maze
Wiliam Smith
Ken Haglund
Richard Swanson
Carl Bosin
Margaret Samuelson
Peanut Kont
Rachel Anderson
Betty Johnson
Peanut Hunt
Ruth Hagstrom
Clarence Swanson
Billy Byers
H. A. Backstrom
Trolley service on Warren lines interrupted by storm
Trolley service on Warren lines was halted twice Thursday afternoon during an electrical storm. One outage lasted ten minutes.
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Warren Lines
Keizua Picnic Attended by Many in Maple Grove
Hiatus Community picnic at Maple Grove on Sugar Run drew many locals and visitors from Warren area. A late rain halted some events including a baseball game while races saw brisk participation. Melvin Moylan won the 106 yard dash for boys under sixteen. Ada Jones won beauty show. Ming Gladys Jones and Iva Mann led wins in baseball throwing contest.
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Maple Grove
Sugar Run
Warren
Vicinty
Sports
Cwbic
Melvin Moylan
Ming Gladys Jones
Iva Mann
Ada Jones
Misa Iva Mann
Marie Jones
Frank
Fred Burrows
Smith-Horton Company
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Pennsy
Ohio
Ohio Cities
Whizit Union Alls
Trojan
Idea
Big Yank Athletic Union
Yale Athletic Union
Nainsonk Athletic Union
Union
Carnahan Shearer Co
Penns
Aye
Warren, Ps
U.S
Block St. Lawrence Channel
Port
Helmbrecht
BR. Wayne C. Helmbrecht Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank
Keizua
Bradley
Johnson Brothers
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