Hazing at West Point features in Columbia reel
A humorous hazing sequence of plebes by upperclassmen is highlighted as a key attraction in the Columbia feature reel showing at the theater. The scene, filmed at the military academy, draws high school audiences with cadet-tinged comedy and a romantic triangle involving William Boyd, Hugh Allan, and Bessie Love.
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Columbia
Columbia Theatre
West Point
William Boyd
Corps
Boyd
Hugh Allan
Bessie Love
Military Academy
Billy Dooley
Lindbergh Tops Schoolboys’ Idol Poll
In Belleville on January 15, 632 schoolboys answered who they would live to be. Lindbergh led with 363 votes, followed by President Coolidge Edison and Henry Ford. “dad” received two votes.
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Belleville
Lindbergh
Coolidge
Edison
Henry Ford
Dad
Attack on Insanity Plea for Condemned Youth
In Harrisburg on January 18 a heated hearing before the state pardon board weighed Leon Scovern’s insanity plea to avoid the electric chair. District Attorney Edward Baker of Northumberland challenged the claim put forth by three defense lawyers, who argued Scovern was insane. Scovern was 20, 18 at the time of the killings of Joseph Barnoski and the wounding of three Barnoski family members.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Leon Scovern
Pleof
State Pardon Board
Edward Baker
Northumberland County
Scovern
Joseph Barnoski
Barnoski
Banker Dies of Apoplexy in Lancaster
P Eckert Slaymaker, 74, president of the People's Trust Company of Lancaster, died at his home after a sudden apoplexy. The report notes the death occurred January 17 or 18, with U P reporting. A separate item mentions the attribution of a Bellini school portrait of Catena Cornaro, Queen of Cyprus, acquired by Sir Joseph Duveen of England.
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Lancaster
U. P
P. Eckert Slaymaker
People’s Trust Company
Catena Cornaro
Cyprus
School of
Bellini
Joseph Duveen
England
LIVE: TOPICS OF THE DAY O PENING PARTS OF WARREN AREA
A busy Warren area daily roundup reports a surgery for ap penditia at Warren General Hospital, admits a fall victim Winger, and Mrs. J. P. Raiser with high blood pressure. Also mentions a dog Fritz found by Warren railroad police after a weeklong search, and a marriage license issued to Francis M. Belding and Edna A. Sanquist.
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Eea Market Street
Roger
Warren General Hospital
Winger
Mas Wit
J. P. Raiser
Register and Recorder
Francis M. Belding
Falconer
Edna A. Sanquist
Sugar Grove
Fundraising Revival at Grace M E Church in Grove City
A campaign revival series at Grace M E Church Grove City will feature music directed by Welch a choral director and singer leading a 40 to 50 voice choir over a span of eighteen days.
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Grove City
Grace M. E
Welch
Open program at Grange entertainment at eight
Pleasant Grange announces a social evening with a humorous play led by Mrs Freeman Johnson. The program begins about eight o clock and is open to all Grange friends for an enjoyable entertainment.
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Grange Pleasant Grange
Grange Friends
Freeman Johnson
President Coolidge Tours Jacksonville Before Northbound Train
President Coolidge rode the Friendship Special north from Florida to Washington after a morning tour of Jacksonville with the mayor. He recovered from seasickness, enjoyed breakfast including a Washington-imported Spanish melon, and resumed the journey aboard the train.
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Colidge
Washington
U. P
Florida
President Coolidge
Jacksonville
Coolidge
Deaths and Funerals in Warren area
Obituaries note J Carolus Biekarck prominent Warren musician co founder of Warren Conservatory of Music dies after three month illness. Services at 3:80 PM from 213 Jackson Street with Rev J L Ware of Trinity Memorial Church. Interment Oakland cemetery. Also John C Haslet of Franklin funeral from Franklin home to Warren held today. Interment Franklin cemetery. Mrs Mande Faulkner funeral from Celeron home Tuesday with Rev Lawrence J Eightney of Columbus officiating. Warren residents Gerald A Faulkner and children present. Ernest Losh World War veteran dies in Falling Rock West Virginia. body arrives in Warren. services Thursday at 2 PM from the mother’s home.
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J. Carolus Biekarck
Warren Maestclan
Jackson Street
J. L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Church
Oakland Cemetery
Warren
Warren Conservatory of Music
John C. Haslet
Franklin
John Siegfried
Cottage Place
Franklin Cemetery
M. C. Faulkner
Mande
Ernest Losh
Falling Rock
W. Va
Margaret Losh
Virgil Harner
Hargus
Burial Services Planned for Mrs. Charles A. Johnson
The deceased, Mrs. Charles A. Johnson of 19 Glenwood Street, will be interred with burial services arranged by Chief Cornplanter Post American Legion. Company I will provide a firing squad and a bugler. Mr. Losh, formerly of Warren, had many relatives here.
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Charles A. Johnson
Glenwood Street
American Legion
Company I
Losh
Warren
Many Attend Warren Scout Council Dinner at Woman’s Club
Frank C. Round of the Warren council Boy Scouts of America reports strong reservations for the annual council dinner to be held at the Woman’s club at 7 p.m. Friday January 27. Wives and women friends of scouts are expected. Guest speakers will be Ed R. Kelsey of Toledo and RB. F. Seymour of Philadelphia, regional executive of Region Three. A 5:15 p.m. meeting precedes the dinner to elect officers.
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Frank C. Round
Warren Council
Boy Scouta of America
Woman's Club
H.W. Conarro
Ed. R. Kelsey
Toledo
RB. F. Seymour
Philadelphia
Kelsey
Warren
Seymour
Region Three
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Charlie Murray
George Sidney
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the Last
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Fred Beers
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Mex Davidson
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Virginia Browne Faire
Tarzan, the Horse
Eric Mayne
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Lindy
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Banker
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Little Farnsworth Run
Sheffield
Federal Forest Service
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Greeves Street
Kane
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Tionesta Creek
Charles Chambers
Lat Saybrook
Chambera
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D. Stewart
Mac Olney
Youngsville
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Brokenstraw
Pittsfield
Tidioute
Tidioute Borough
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Limestone
Triumph
C. A. Persing
Helen Johnson
Sedgwick Street
United Natural Gas Company
LaMont
Corry
Edward Cauley
Renove Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union City
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C. Beckley
Beckley Electrical Shop
Tew Kane Community Hospital
Grace M. E. Church
Watts N. Davis
Liberty
Allegheny
Allegheny River
Ralph Simpson
Ryer
Tribune
J. AC. Nephsker
Water Street
U. S
Arthur J. Femmert
Prof
Homer M. Welch
Presidents
Premyiee Tribune Insurance
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J. M. Welch
Margaret Joshua
Albers D. Lasker
Formeer
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Flora Lasker
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University of Chicago
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Redding
Geo. H. Miller
Redding Shoe Co
Christy
Late News
DERBY
Mary Astor
WM. Collier, Jr
Ralph Lewis
Sat
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Elmer D. James
D. B. Rowan
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Elm St
Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock
State Armory
Hope Hampton
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Here Thurs, Frs
Lewis Stone
the Prince of Headwaiters
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