School exhibit at fair praised by art teacher
Nina L Gleeten of Edinboro State Teachers College praised the educational building at the Warren County fair as a fine example of local educational progress. She judged exhibits from numerous boroughs and townships, noting strong art, health, and manual training displays, and commending building plans overseen by Supt. Pressel and the Warren School Board.
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Warren County Fair
Nina L. Gleeten
State Teachers College
Edinboro
Sheffield
Southwest
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Knapp
Blair
Pressel
Miss Edwards
Warren High School
Eva
Borbin
Warren
Warren School Board
Glenwood Farmer Joins 400 Bushel Potato Club
J. Be Miller of Glenwood township becomes the first Columbia county farmer to join the 400-bushel club this year after reporting a 411 bushel per acre yield. He grew the Trish Cobbier variety.
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J. BE. Miller
Glenwood Township
Columbia County
Miller
Egyptian swimmer begins English Channel attempt at Gris Nez
Ishaak Helmy, a giant Egyptian swimmer, started an attempt to swim the English Channel at 2:01 PM from Gris Nez. He was accompanied by his trainer William Burgess and his team.
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Gris Nez
France
Ishaak Helmy
English Channel
William, Burgess
Warren County Banks Closed on Labor Day Holiday
Banks in Warren County will be closed on Monday September 3 in observance of the Labor Day legal holiday under state law. The Warren County Banks Association represents all banks in the county.
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Warren County
Warren County Banks Association
Warren
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Wild Life League
Conneaut Lake Park
Oakland Beach
Foremen organize city club linked to national group
Topics of the day outline plans for a city foremen's club inviting all local foremen. The group will affiliate with the National Association of Foremen, once home to about 12,000 members headquartered in Dayton, Ohio.
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Oil City
Ate
National Association of Foremen
Dayton
Ohio
666- Cures Malaria and Relieves Various Ailments
A dubious product claims to cure malaria and rapidly relieve biliousness headaches and dizziness caused by temporary constipation. It promises elimination of toxins and produces copious watery evacuations.
Deaths and Funerals Highlights Local Losses
Kermit Leo Clark six year old son of Mr and Mrs A B Clark Town line died at home after a brief meningitis illness born February 14 1922 in Warren. Survived by parents brothers and sisters William Bernita Eugene Harold Gerald Donald Edgar Lawrence and Donna all at home. Charles Joseph Vogt died at his 408 Hazel street home age 60 with funeral at St Josephs church Monday 9 am interment Catholic cemetery St Marys. Survived by daughter Catherine Robinson Warren brother Frank Vogt St Marys sisters M J Dolan Emporium Mary Tebo Chicago and grandson Charles Robison. Vogt member of Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society St Josephs church and Maccabees. Albert Monstrom 50 died at a military hospital Point Perry Maryland services Saturday 2 pm at Monstrom home Stoneham with Rev J H Lundgren officiating interment Oakland cemetery. Survived by mother four sisters M S McMelan Los Angeles A L Stromberg Baring Oregon F H Nickerson Greenwich Conn and Joseph Lepore Detroit two brothers Edward and William Monstrom at home one niece June Monstrom and nephew Joseph Lapore. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Acts carefully.
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Kermit Leo Clark
Kermit Leo Clerk
A. B. Clark
Townline
Warren
William Clark
North Warren
Bernita Marsh
Olean
N. Y
Eugene
Harold
Gerald
Donald
Edgar
Lawrence J
Donna Clark
Charles Joseph Vogt
Hazel Street
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Marys
Vogt
Catherine Robinson
Frank Vogt
M. J. Dolan
Emporium
Mary Tebo
Chicago
Charles Robison
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
the Maccabees
M. S. McMelan
Los Angles
A. L. Stromberg
Baring
Oregon
F. H. Nickerson
Greenwich
Joseph Lepore
Detroit
Edward
William Monstrom
June Monstrom
Joseph Lapore
Youngsville Borough Counts 379 School Age Children
Miss Neva Long completed a borough wide enumeration showing 379 children aged six to sixteen in Youngsville, 191 boys and 188 girls, with a large primary group and many nonresidents attending the local schools. High and junior high enrollment attracts many transfer students from nearby areas.
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Youngsvile
Neva Long
Youngsville
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Gleeten
Otis Hoover
Kasson
Mt. Jewett
Smethport
Hoover
William Ernst
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Kane Summit
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Exposition Hall
Fair Grounds
Jamestown High
Dewittville
Denton Moon
Wheeler-Dusenbury Lumber Company
Endeavor
Warren Police
Charles Britton
Britton
Warren High
Russell
Ford
Lincoln
Pioneer Street
Dougherty
W. S. Scheckler
Scheckler
Hazeltine
Shulman’s
Penna. Ave. E
Conenango Ave
Alfred Monstrom
King’s Heralds
Little Light Beaxers
Margaret Day
Carroll Haight
Carroll Albert Haight
Youngsville Bree Methodist Church
L. L. Adams
Titusville
Fox
Warren General Hospital
Halton
Elk County
R. S. Abraham
Man
Titustyn
Sheldon
Alton Sheldon
Jack Sheldon
F. E. Swanson
Dr. Mix
R. C. Bailey
M. M. Spear
Pittsburgh
Mullen
Ward’s
Oxfords
Ward
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward & CO
Liberty St. Phons
Warren, Pa
Cala Hams
Rowley & Johnson
Penn. Ave
East
Gay’s Market
C. S. Peel
West
E. W. Patchen
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