Warren County Receives 11177 Share of Gas Tax Money
Warren county is to receive 11177.32 as its share of the gasoline tax collected in the county during the first six months of the year. The state reports 365,465,004 gallons of gasoline guided in the period, up nearly 50 million gallons from last year. State Treasurer Lewis announced counties paid 10,471,531 to the state for gasoline tax, and 1,777,324.45 will be returned to counties as their share for the first half. The tax is three cents per gallon with a half cent returned to the county of collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Lewis
Reef
Plans Progress on Dollar Day Prize Promises in Warren
The notice outlines Dollar Day promotion rules in Warren with identifications required in exact wording. It lists participating merchants across clothing, hardware, furniture, jewelry, shoes, drugs, dry goods, groceries, and electricals where shoppers can win prizes.
Florida Storm Movement Affects Gulf Coast heaviest rains drift inland
A tropical disturbance tracked toward Florida with a center near Matecumbe Key and a potential swing east toward the coastline. The system delayed traffic in Miami as rains spread from the south while the Kissimmee River near Orlando remained at flood stage and the Everglades received overflow.
Secondary Storm Hits Keys Near Key West
A tropical disturbance moved from south of the Florida Keys into the Gulf of Mexico north of Cape Romano. The S S Standard and S S Seaking reported winds 80 and 75 mph with heavy rains but weathered the storm. No damage reported in the Keys. ships remained at anchor as hurricane warnings continued. The disturbance is noted as the first nearby since 1905 despite its lesser intensity.
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Keys Key West
Fla
Key West
Gulf of Mexico
Cape Romano
Here
H. B. Bogers
Pensacola
Apalachicola
Gulf Coast
S. S. Standard
S. S. Seaking
Yucatan Channel
Florida Keys
Keys
Troopers billed for Exposition at Warren County Fair
Four professional acts will perform daily before the grandstand August 29 to September 1. The Three Valters clown act with two men and a girl. the Sutcliffe Troupe Scottish Highlanders. Lie Hoi Tschen troupe balancing and acrobatics. and the Camiche trio slap stick skit with stunts.
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Warren County Fair
Sutcliffe
Lio Hei Tschen
Cam+ ile
Sutcliffes
Sincliffes
England
Palace of
London
Lie Hoi Tschen
Camiche
Meeting of Farm State Governors Sought by Peek
New York August 13. Governor Hammill of Iowa is urged to convene a western farm state governors conference to discuss the McNary Haugen bill. George H. Peek, head of the North Central States Agricultural Conference executive committee, says he and his panel have no power to act and will follow the 1926 conference resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Hammill
Iowa
George H. Peek
Hammill
Hoover
Peek
Alfred E. Smith
Hammul
Smith
Warren Man Dies at Midway Park
Peter Larsen aged 66 collapsed while walking at Midway Park on Chautauqua Lake. Funeral services set for Tuesday at the family home 514 East Street Warren with Rev. Charles T. Greer officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Larsen survived by widow Betty Holmes Larsen son Holmes Larsen five daughters two brothers and a sister in Denmark. Born in Denmark he came to the United States at eighteen and lived in Warren since. He worked for Samuel Peterson from 1882 until retirement 18 months before death.
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Peter Larsen
Midway
Chautauqua Lake
East St
Charles T. Greer
M. E. Church
Oakland Cemetery
Larsen
Reynolds
Mayville
Henry A. Bowers
Betty Holmes Larsen
Holmes Larsen
Warren
Lydia Charles
Birmingham
Alg
E. J. Parkens
New Castle
Martin Anderson
Laura Farrell
Esther Larsen
Nels Larsen
Round
In and Out of Town Visitors and Local Social Event
Newark Ohio residents Mr and Mrs Ray T Schuler vacationing in Warren visiting friends Mr and Mrs Charles Carlson returned home Monday after staying with Mrs Carlson's mother Mrs Mary Hildum 115 Cayuga Avenue Enid Oklahoma visitor Mrs Joe Hausaman and daughter Gloria returned to Enid after visiting R W Tranter Cottage Place Mrs Russell Morehouse and daughter Frances Jane visiting Leon Dietsch home returned to Brockville Sunday Jane Dietsch accompanied them home and will visit Brookville Miss Norma Middaugh Bradford Pa guest of Jean Tranter Cayuga Avenue Jane Dietsch hosted at Cayuga Avenue for Frances Jane Morehouse two bridge tables prizes Catherine Heggerty Margaret Curley Cordelia Schmutz luncheon served with covers listed
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Charles Carlson
Inine
Joe Hausaman
Gloria
Ther
Enid, Oka
R. W. Tranter
Cottage Place
Russell Morehouse
Frances Jane
Leon Dietsch
Brockville
Miss Jane Dietsch
Brookville
Norma Middaugh
Bradford, Pa
Jean Tranter
Jane Dhetsch
Cayuga Avenue
Frances Jane Morehouse
Catherine Heggerty
Margaret Curley
Cordelia Schmutz
Frances Jane Moorehouse
Jane Betts
Jean Tran
Man Injured in Village Collision Near Franklin
Harry Palmer 28 of North Main Street Youngsville sustained a severe head wound Sunday afternoon when the machine he rode collided with a car driven by A Olander of Franklin. Pat Baird 30 of North Main Street Youngsville, driver of the car Palmer rode in, was slightly injured. Both men went to Warren for wound dressing. Baird’s car struck Andy Miller's gas station at Youngsville's west end, and Olander’s car rammed into Baird's as it turned from the highway per state troopers.
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Harry Palmer
North Main Street
Youngsville
A. Olunder
Franklin
Pat Baird
Palmer
Warren
Baird
Andy Miller
Olander
Farm Leaders Confer with Governor Smith in Albany
A nine member group of Midwest farm leaders met Governor Alfred E. Smith at the Albany executive mansion to discuss his farm relief program. The delegation included Republicans W Earl Smith of Wisconsin and Frank W Murphy of Minnesota, delegates to the Republican national convention. The conference was expected to run several hours with a statement likely at its end.
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Albany
U P
Middlewest
Alfred E. Smith
Executive Mansion
W. Earl Smith
Winess
Frank W. Murphy
Minnesota
Warren Rotary hears report on district conference
Warren Rotary Club members heard Harry Mc Wethey review the District Rotary Conference held in Beaver Falls. Club president Win Slocum and Mac McWethey traveled by 4 A M start to attend. Greensburg was chosen for the next district meeting. The picnic for crippled children was praised and Fred Steber to arrange. Four volunteers were sought to drive four crippled children to Dr. Davis next Wednesday.
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Warren Rotary Club
Beaver Falls
Harry McWethey
Win Slocum
Warren Club
Mac” McWethey
Warren
McWethy
Rotary
Greensburg
Slocum
Rotary Club
Fred Steber
Wildcat Park
Fred McCoy
Davis
Anvites Operators Invited To Wage Conference
Pittsburgh Aug 13 P T Fagan president of the United Mine Workers of America in the Pittsburgh district sent a direct invitation to heads of local coal companies to join a joint conference to set a wage agreement The open move places the next step in the coal controversy on the operators Elewe rs C M Shawkey and daughter Miss Alice Shawkey left for a two week visit in New York City. Mr and Mrs Rae Miller of Moorheadville Pa spent Sunday in Warren with Mr and Mrs E O Stebbins.
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Pittsburgh
P. T. Fagan
United Mine Workers of America
Fagan
C. M. Shawkey
Alice Shawkey
New York City
Oil Prices by Grade and Transit Lines Listed
The table lists prices for Pennsylvania Grade Oil in New York Transit lines at 4.20 to 8.20 dollars, with various regions and lines including Buckeye Pipe Line Co and Erieka Pipe Line Co. Also shown are prices for Corning, Ragland, and Cumberland districts, plus references to Indiana Refining Co West Kentucky and several Canadian and Michigan locations.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
Nation
Transit Co
Sree Eye Pipe Co
Keister
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Boreke Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Indiana Refining Co
Kentucky
Stoll Oil Refining Co
Ou City
Cumberland
Barren
Mon Ve
Forexme Dev
Beniashyan Ulingis
Waterloo
Petrolla
Canada
Saginaw
Mick
Indiana
Princeton Wooster Plymouth
Four Family Members Die From Mystery Malady
A Missouri family suffers four deaths and a fifth member ill as doctors probe a mysterious illness. An autopsy on Cecil Weatherman Jr did not find poison. Possibilities include milk from a weed eaten cow or bacteria poisoning. Alberta McGehee remains hospitalized.
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Joseph McGehee
Springfield
Chicago
Gatherne Magliano
Joseph
Alma Lee
Jennie Mathiesen
Lee
Mathiesen
Oscar Wolfe
Refusal to Debate Governor Smith at Calvary Baptist Church
New York August 13 debate prospects dim after Dr John Roach Straton declines to share his pulpit at Calvary Baptist with Governor Smith amid Straton's charges that the governor is the deadliest foe to moral progress. Straton had urged a church debate. Smith requested it be held in the church.
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New York
Smith
John Roach Straton
Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
State eyeing deer license sales resumption in counties
Harrisburg Aug. game commissioners notified county treasurers in deer hunting counties that they might resume sale of resident hunters licenses.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Two Boys Die as Car Mounted Group on Highway
Washington, Pa. Aug 13. Joseph Launder 17 and Martin Marich 18 both of Slodam near here were killed when a night car with persons aboard plunged into a group of boys on the Burgettstown Hickory highway. Five others were injured, three likely to die, driver Mike Adamsic arrested.
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Washington, Pa
U. P
Joseph Launder
Martin Marich
Slodam
Here
Burgettstown-Hickory
Mike Adamsic
Marich
Lounder
Deerhorn Club Trip Leaves Warren for Pine Lake
Members of the Deerhorn Fishing Club departed Warren at 7 25 on Monday morning by the New York Central line for Pine Lake Ontario Canada. W F Bennett was aboard but his name was left off the Tribune list published Saturday.
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Deerhorn Fishing Club
Warren
New York General Railroad
Pine Lake
Ontario
Canada
W. F. Bennett
the Tribune
Hoover to expand remarks on Prohibition in East tour
Herbert Hoover plans an October speech in the East to further lay out his views on Prohibition while remaining on his unconditional endorsement of the Eighteenth Amendment and its enforcement. He favors a commission probe to address abuses and enforcement, with broad representation. He departs for capital travel Thursday night and schedules a return by August 24, with a stop at Stanford University.
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Palo Alto
Cal
U.P
Herbert Hoover
United Irean
Hoover
Washington
Santa Barbara
Mrs Dietsch Hosts Bridge Evening in Cayuga
Mrs. Leon Dietsch of Cayuga Avenue entertained guests Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Russell Morehouse of Brookville Pa. Three tables played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. George Nelson and Mrs. J H Goldstein. Mrs Morehouse received a guest prize. A two course luncheon followed.
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Dietsch
Leon Dietsch
Cayuga Aveniue
Russell Morehouse
Brookville
George Nelson
J. H. Goldstein
Morehouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Madame Dollar
Doll
Mr. Dollar Day
Madame Dollar Day
Dollar Day
the Printz Co
J. A. Johnson
Carnahan Shearer Co
Hodges Clothing
Pickett Hardware Co
Jamieson Haruware Co
Rhodaberger Hardware
Everts Hardware Co
J. S. Bayer
C. F. Bartsch Co., Inc. Jeweler
A. C Kirberger Shoee
Miller Shoe Co
Brown Boot Shop
Smith Shoe Store
Lester Shoe Co
Anderson Shoe Co
Danielson & Haglund
Mullen Drug Co
Harvey & Carey
Steelmed
Durg Co
Gaughn’s Drug. Plumbers
Neal Co
Garrison’s Specialty Shop
Win- Rose Shop
Metezger-Wright Co
Johnson Bros, Robinson's
Angove's
Lewis Market
C. W. Bechley
Florida Coast
Florida
Weather Bureau
Hs Center
Matecumbe Key
Miami
Biscayne Bay
Okeechobee Lake
Kissimmee River
Orlando
Everglades
Kisssimmee
Midway Park
Ray T. Schuler
Newark, Ohio
Maurice Drouhm
Rene Couzinet
Orly
Paris
Atlantic
Lanet
Giando
Manuel
Anvites
Rae Miller
Moorheadville, Pa
Werren
E. 0. Stebbins
Missouri City
Gov. Smith
J.S. Bayer
REAL
Toki Galyi
Rome
Hollywood
Deerhorn Club
Helmbrecht
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank
Johnson Brothers
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