Live Topics of the Day Solist Returns Home to Warren
Jay Alabaugh a soloist who spent fourteen months in Los Angeles and Turkey Village Cabaret has returned to Warren for a vacation with relatives. Florence Young a South Street School teacher resumed duties after a Europe visit. Ten more enrollments at Warren High School mark the start of a new term as locals move in.
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Jay Alabaugh
Pennsylvania
Ove One
West
Tribune Circle
Warren
Los Antes
California
Europe
Florence Young
South Street
Warren High School
Hartman
Warren Savings Bank
Secondavenues
William Hartman
William Rowland
Bank
McCreal
P. L. McCreal
Houston
Texas
Mary
Mate) Lee
Titusville
The
Herald
Oil City
Oil Exchange
Derrick
Ol and Gas Journal
United States
Canada
McCrea
Franklin
Car crashes off crowded highway. two dead in Pennsylvania
Two people were killed and four injured when a car was forced off a mountain road near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Investigators say another vehicle crowded the car off the road and sped away after the crash.
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Wilkesbarre
Legion Tent at Fair Week Promises Eat Headquarters
Jimmy Madden praises the Legion Tent food at the fair describing it as exceptionally well prepared and appealing. The Girls' Band will provide musical entertainment while the Auxiliary sells meals, claiming top quality and low prices to attract attendees.
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M’lad
Jimmy Madden
Legion
Madden
Countre-E-E
Legion Auxiliary
Dollar Day set to boost Warren shoppers with prizes
Twenty seven Warren merchants announce Dollar Day tomorrow with a cash prize for the top shopper who brings the most sales tickets showing at least one dollar purchase. Prizes of 20 10 and 5 dollars will be awarded. Only chamber members may participate and window signs advertise best values to attract out of town buyers.
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Aitacesty Gree
Chamber of Commerce
Emory
Cook
Chamber
Warren
Deaths and Funerals in Jamestown and Warren
Obituary notices report Anna Wuertzer of Jamestown age 35 died in Detroit. John W. Sowers of Warren, James Weir of Tulsa, Dorothea Burbee of 118 Russell St, and P. L. McCreal of Houston are named with funeral details. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Allie Morrison of Pittsfield buried in Youngsville. Cards of thanks and remembrance for Enn Olmsted family appear.
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Anna W1erizer
Jamestown Post
Anna Wuertzer
Charles Wuertzer
Detroit
Russel
Margaret Wuertzer
E. Skoglund
Jamestown
Sweden
John W. Sowers
Rouse Hospital
Eagle Lodge
Oakland Cemetery
Sowers
Warren
Struthers-Wells Company
James Weir
Jamies Weir
Tiena
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Greenland, Lutz
Mr. Weir
Allie Morrison
Pittsfield
Coon
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Koffmar
WU. B. Church
E. E. Lynn
Lee Rogers
John Clough
Jesus
Frank Qostar Morrison
Myrtle
Jessie
Mattie
Arthur
Laura
Ernest
Youngsville
Windstorms Cause Hidden Property Damage Nationwide
A windstorm can inflict costly damage without reaching hurricane force, threatening homes and businesses across diverse regions. Experts warn that minor gusts and structural stress accumulate, leading to repairs and insurance claims in many areas.
Sheriff Grosch Stricken by Illness at Office
Sheriff Georges W. Grosch collapsed at his desk this morning with a seizure resembling a stroke. Dr. Frank S. Richards treated him at home, saying the incident was due to nervous indigestion and not serious.
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Georges W. Grose
Frank S. Richards
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Grosch
CIA
Claire
Pr. Richards
Sheriff Grosch
Pittsburgh
John Sorvetti
Clarendon
Allegheny County
Youth Swallowed In Cave-In Of Mine
Scranton reports the body of eight year old John Debransky of Olyphant was recovered after a mine cave in at 1 p.m. yesterday. He fell fifty or more feet while watching workers fill the hole. Twenty six others narrowly escaped as earth slid in after the boy.
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Scranton
John Debransky
Olyphant
Twenty-fixen
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North Warren
Rob Schusster
Robert Schussler
Robert Christie
Robert Landers
William Burke
Jackson Fleming
Osporn Newhall
Myron Carr
Ralph Brooks
George Jackson
Woodrow Park
Theodore Smith
Irvan Porter
Earnest Gantz
Tribune
Warren County
George Haehn
Reese Griffith
Charles Ackerson
Lawrie Utter
Warren Police Department
Martin Whaleben
F. Fielder
W. Pope
R Moore
H. J. Hartz
Peerless Garage
Vn Venbe
Industrial Oil, and Grease Company
Tiona
East Side Flat and Produce Company
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Carver
South
D._A. Smith
Chief Wholeblen
Martin Wholeben
Warren Department
City
Sestexior
William Merritt
Pennsylvania Railroad Detective Bureau
P. L. Barclay
Erie
Charles Bound
Erie Railroad Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Conénango Avenue
Exposition Park
Conewango Avenue
Joseph Thomas
Fourth Avenue
Hopping Bells
Warren and County
Hickory Street
B. Samson
Vaughn
Law, Tribble
Quigele
Wesleyville Barracks
Samson
Smoot
W. B. Smoot
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Wesleyville
Hodges
A. L. Hodges
Second Avenue
Warren National Bank
Bulding
Recorder and Register Today
Gust Conrad Anderson
Kane
Esther Adline Anderson
Ludlow
LeRoy Ehle Felton
Dor
Ulisse Clarke
Syracuse
D. F. A. Whelock
Earl R. Small
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Providence
Rhode Island
Whellock
Dief
Frank J. Lyons
Pennsylvania V. F. W
Whelock
Earl Small
Wheelock
State Highway Patrol
Columbia Amusement Cos
MLE
Lon Chaney
Man of Mystery
Aesop
Pathe
Lewis Stone
Billie Love
Fables
Sally O’neil
Charlie Chase
Venice
Thur
Alice Terry
George K. Arthur
Jimmy
Jems
Jordan
Dorothea Ellen Burbee
Farr Burbee
Russell Street
Dunkirk
D. A
Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge
Kossuth
Odd Fellows Lodge
Warren Fire Department
L. G. Dalrymple
Ralph Dalrymple
Alice Morrison
Myrtle Morrison
Jessie Morrison
Mattie Morrison
Athur Morrison
Laura Morrison
Ernest Morrison
Enn
Glenn
Cherisa
G. D. Olmsted
Tribune Insurance
the Tribune
B. V. Lesser
Redding Shoe Co
Pareal
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Successil
Morargh
Trem
Lata
Dubilas
Steamboat Race Sons
Apple
Wrightsville
Merle Schultz
Lyman
Rhythm Makers
W. E. Draheim
Penna. Ave
Jean Carol Hat
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
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