First Peach Crop On Market In Pennsylvania
The state agriculture department announces the first of Pennsylvania peaches in Elberta and Hale varieties from Franklin Adams York Cumberland and Berks counties will go on sale the week of August 29 with most fruit marketed after September 1. The department estimates the peach crop at 932000 bushels this year about one third normal and roughly 1 600 000 bushels below last year. A five year normal crop is about 1 656 600 bushels.
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Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Franklin
Adams
York
Cumberland
Berks “County
Hessey Crowned 1926 Conenango Valley Club Champion
John Heasey defeated Richard Durham in a five set final to claim the singles championship at the Conenango Valley Country Club. The match required all five sets with scores 7 6 0 6 3 6 3 6 0.
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Hessey
Conenango Valley Country Club
John Heasey
Richard Durham
Board to receive building program report on September meeting
At the September board of education meeting adjourned to Tuesday September 6 the building committee report on the school district building program will be received for approval A recommendation for financing the program will be included.
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Board of Education
May Close Ridgway Baptist Church After Pastor Departure
Announcement from Ridgway states the local Baptist church will close for an indefinite period. The congregation has existed about 28 years and has not been large. recent member losses reduced it to about twenty eight. Whether the church will reopen soon is uncertain and depends on future decisions.
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Ridgway
Ben
Three Murder Cases Set for Olk County Special Session
Three murder cases listed for trial at a special Olk County Court session convened today. John and Susie Bonghi of Ridgway will be tried for shooting Domenic Fiaschetti of this place on March 28 1927 at the Bonhai store on Front Street. Fiaschetti died in Elk County General Hospital on April 5 1927. Charles Carbone of Johnsonburg will face twelve jurors on a charge of killing Beno Yavala of Straight shot at Johnsonburg May 25 1927 and died May 27 1927 in Elk County General Hospital. Large crowds expected as interest runs high.
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Olk
John
Susie Bonghi
Ridgway
Domenic Fiaschetti
Bonhai
Front Street
Fiaschett
Elk County General Hospital
Charles Carbone
Johnsonburg
Beno Yavala
Straight
Heavy Fog Paralyzes Warren Roads All Weekend
Thick fog blanketed Warren and surrounding routes, delaying week end travelers. Dozens of motorists faced near zero visibility, with several minor collisions reported on the Youngsville and Second Avenue corridors. An Ohio license plate was noted in a two car crash near Starbrick, while a Greensburg man and Graham Motor Car Co. settled a Saturday morning collision. A drunken driving hearing was set after police responded to Franklin Street Extension where a Ford allegedly crossed a lawn.
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State Highway Patrol
Warren
Flick Bros
Youngsville Highway
Starbrick
Ohio
Booker
Greensburg
Harry D. Graham
Graham Motor Car Company
East Street
Second Avenue
Market Street
Graham
Chevrolet
Justice of the Peace Davis
Franklin Street
Broker Charged With Embezzlement in Oil City
Oil City report says J Willard Nixon surviving partner of Cadigan Nixon brokerage faces three embezzlement charges from 1926. He was arrested Saturday, arraigned in Franklin, and posted $12 bail for a Wednesday hearing before Alderman Perrine. Warrant details cited County Detective A M Kirk. interconnected story.
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Oil City
Cadigan & Nixon
J. Willard Nixon
R. J. Perrine
Franklin
Nixon
A. M. Kirk
Musical Treat At Tent Meeting Tonight
Tonight at Tranklin street extension a special musical program features Haas and Anderson plus gospel singers Ernest Marsh and George Ward. Marsh, a Warren relative, and Ward of East Liverpool Ohio bring strong regional reputations with Ward delivering a piano performance praised as exceptional. The well attended meetings aim to do much good as the final week draws attendees from Warren.
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Tranklin Street
Messrs. Haas and Anderson
Ernest Marsh
George Ward
Marsh
Ward
Middle West
Mr. Marsh
L. W Marsh
Warren
Mr. Ward
E. Liverpool
Ohio
Hans-Anderson
Marsh-Ward
Noted Bible Teacher To Lead Conference In Pennsylvania
A renowned preacher famed across the nation and abroad will headline the Bible conference in Pennsylvania. The event features R. A. Torrey and other noted teachers Dolman of London and speakers who will present August 27 through September.
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Pennsylvania
Dolman
London
R. A. Torrey
Candidates for nomination talk at Lander picnic
The eighteenth annual Farmington township picnic at Preston's Grove drew seven to eight hundred attendees despite a late afternoon electrical shower. Local candidates spoke on fall elections in Warren County, with bids listed for sheriff treasurer and commissioners. The event featured music by Marsh Orchestra, races for youth and men, and a rain-ruined baseball game between Buati and Lander.
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Focal Church
F. A. Wimner
Falconer
Mr. Cooley
Little Valley
O. H. Bloomster
Kinzua
Mr. Isch
Churchill Tabernacle
Buffalo
Buati
Lander
Support of dry candidates urged at Warren W C T U convention
The fifty fourth annual Warren County Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention met at Barnes in 1928. Mrs Mabel Dallas was re elected county president and led the program. Speakers included Mrs Elizabeth Pinney, Mrs Ramsay Burton of Erie, and Miss Humphrey of Tuxculum College. The resolutions urged support for dry candidates and thanked local volunteers and hostesses.
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Warren Comunty Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Barnes
Warren County
First Methodist Church
Mabel Dalas
Elizabeth Pinney
Ramsay Burton
Francis Willard W. C. T. U. of
Erie
Humphrey
Tuxculum College
Greenville
Tenn
Florence Emery
Carrie Miller
Lilla Bathurst
Mabel Dallas
Carrie Sager
Lightner
Misa Humphrey
Trushel
Hass
Anderson
Mary Harris Armor
Ransay Burton
Frantz
Ada Lyons
Warton
Werren Press
Real Estate Transfers From William S. Scheckler to Harold Swanson and Wife
William S. Scheckler transfers property to Harold F. Swanson and wife Warren for $1, while Jane D. Littlefield conveys to Godfrey Abbeglen in Warren for $1. The notice appears in a Tribune listings section of real estate transfers.
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William S. Scheckler
Harold F. Swanson
Warren
Jane D. Littlefield
Godfrey Abbeglen
Warren County Second in Number of Tested Bovine
State College dairy extension reports July results from 57 associations totaling 16 216 cows. Warren association tested 521 cows, Wayne led with 103 forty pounders. highest individual milker was Ivo Otto of Cumberland with 2430 pounds. Butterfat leaders include Harry Wilkinson’s Wellsboro Holstein herd with 88.7 pounds and Wayne average 67.7 pounds.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College Dairy Extension Service
Chester Valley Association
Chester County
Warren Association
Wayne Association
Allegheny
White Deer Valley Association
Bed Inn
Warren
Ivo ¥. Otto
Cumberland Association
H. A. Snyder
White Deer Valley Group
W. M. Hunsberger
Middle Bucks
Harry Wilkinson
Wellsboro Association
W. H. Landis
Montgomery Group
Oomestead
Wayne
Schuykill
Society Picnic for Ruth Ransom Circle
Miss Lorna Smart hosts a Grace Methodist church Ruth Ransom Circle picnic this evening at six. The lawn at the Small residence 209 Madison Avenue serves as the venue.
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Lorna Smart
Ruth Ransom
Grace Methodist Church
Madison Avenue
Chautauqua Program Schedule Aug 23
Daily lineup lists lectures studies and devotional hours with speakers including Dr Cleland B McAfee Rev Albert D Belden and Dr Fred Serick Starr plus a concert by H Augustine Swaith and soloists. events span 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM with topics on theology missions and China.
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Cleland B. McAfee
Maud E. Bradley
Helen B. Montgomery
Cleland B. McAffee
Jesus
Albert D. Belden
Laura
Copenhaver
China
Fred Serick Starr
Paul Monroe
C. L
H. Augusine Swaith
Chautauqua Chole
Crystal Waters
Soprind
Soprind, Miss Grace Divine
Wendell Hart
Earle Spicer
Hayda
Incombustible Lath Stops Spread of Fire
Henry Erickson cites his narrow escape from destruction of his McPherson street home as fire started in a partially completed dwelling on July 33. Fire consumed the stairway and a wood stud before rock lath halted the blaze until the department arrived. The gypsum based rock lath, made by United States Gypsum, was supplied by Wilson Wetmore Lumber Company.
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McPherson Street
Holms Avenue
Henry Erickson
New Columbia Theatre May Open This Week
The Columbia Amusement Company's Columbia theatre on Second Avenue, formerly the Strand, is expected to open soon after January 29. G E Newton, O A Potter, and Vance Mitten will announce the opening after officials inspect the playhouse. Electrical and carpet work continue as two projectors and music stands arrive for installation.
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Columbia Amusement Company
Columbia Theatre
Strand
Second Avenue
G. E. Newton
0. A. Potter
Columbia Annugment Company
Erie
Vance Mitten
Columbia
Atv Tabs
Ue Afiveman
Manley Parker
Clarence Beckley Company
Warre
Metzger- Wright Company
Warren
New York
Laws Dey
Deaths and Funerals in Warren County area
Deaths reported from Warren General Hospital and surrounding towns include Mrs. Frank Hartley of Youngsville who died Saturday. Her funeral is arranged for Tuesday at 2 pm at her Poplar Street home with burial in Freehold cemetery. Surviving are her husband and seven children. Also noted are services for Mrs. Julia Ballou Ballou of Jamestown, Mrs. Rilla L. Hartley of Youngsville, and Mrs. Alice Blood Fox of Russell with arrangements at local funeral homes and interment in Lakeview Pine Grove Wrightsville cemeteries. Surviving relatives include children, grandchildren, and siblings documented in the notices.
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Frank Hartley
Theraree
Lakeview Cemetery
James~ Town
Rilla L. Hartley
Warren General Hospital
Youngsville
Wrightsville
Alice Blood Fox
Russell
Pine Grove
Stéatonville
N. Y
Mr. Fox
Hokanson Dies at Pittsfield Home
The death of H. C. Hokanson occurred at his Pittsfield home on Sunday evening. A longtime resident of Pittsfield, Hokanson was well known in the community. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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H. C. Hokanson
Pittsfield
Hokanson
Pittsfell
Births and a Marriage License Report
Mr and Mrs Michael Connelly announce a daughter born Saturday at ten am weighing seven pounds four ounces at Maternity hospital. Mr and Mrs Ernest Oknefski welcome a daughter born Sunday at 4 45 am weighing eight pounds fifteen ounces. Mr and Mrs Clarence Berdine celebrate a daughter born Sunday at 12 40 pm weighing six pounds fourteen ounces at the hospital. A marriage license was issued today to Ralph Hi Love and Pearl Agusta Murphy of Jamestown.
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Michael Connelly
North Warren
Maternity Hospital
Ernest Oknefski
Fourth Avenue
Clarence Berdine
Glade Avenue
Ralph Hi Love
Pearl Agusta Murphy
Jamestown
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J. B. Leidig
FORD
Jackson Street
Warren Garage
Falconer, N
Herbert Peterson
R. E. Green
the Tribune
New York Millinery Company
Pennsylvania Avenue West
D. A. Smith
Franklin the Tribune
Venango
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
River Ridge Farm
Rosemont Farm
Farm Bureau
Polk State School
Community Chest
Patriotic and
The
Bool
W. R. Bairstow
Marjorie Daugher BA
W. S. Sheckler
Warren Water Company
Quaker Road
Fair Grounds
Pope
Watts N. Davis
Rose Davis
Dartmouth Street
Laverne Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Benjamin G. Eynon
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Eynon
Kane
Harry
Dinsmore
C. T. Greer
Adbion
Canada
Big Woods
Kana
United Press Dispatch
Niagara
Fidelity Petroleum Corporation
Tidioute
Dener
Jefferson County
B. V. Lesser
Columbia Amusement Co‘s
Karl
George K. Dane
Arthur
Pathe
Mack Sennett
Topica
Dorothy Mackail
Jack Mulhall
Henry Ostrom
Farmington Township
W. C. T U. Convention
J.P. Parker
D.C
Miss Small
Fred J. Cogswell
Water Sts
City Grocery Jacobson Bros
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