Trinity Memorial Club Enjoys Night Of Travel Tales
At six o'clock in the chapel basement the Trinity Memorial Church Men’s Club held its Winter meeting with a hearty dinner. Harry Lewis was elected president for the opening year, succeeding Chester Allen. Tom Moore spoke of his travels from the Alaska Gold Rush to show business, recalling Buffalo Bill and a Chicago World’s Fair show that earned a million-dollar profit.
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Trinity Memorial
Church Men's Club
Ware
Harry Lewis
Chester Allen
Tom Moorre
Globe
Moore
Hal Lewis
Dawson City
Alaska
Col. van. F. Cody
Mr. Moore
Col
Cody
Tom Moore
Buffalo Bill
Chicago
Col. Cody
Deaths and Funerals and In Memoriam Snippets
William Swanson of Jamestown dies at 78. Funeral plans not announced. Survived by widow Anna, son Clayton, two sisters Florence A and Mrs. Carl Albins, and Mrs. August Bloomquist of Falconer. In memoriam for Lillian Esther DeLong died Jan 25 1925. Card of thanks to Legion Elks and others for sympathy and flowers after Ernest L Losh death.
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William Swanson
Theodore Selburg
Warren
Jamestown
Swanson
Anna C. Swanson
Clayton W
Florence A
Carl B. Albins
August Bloomquist
Falconer
Lillian’ Esther DeLong
American Legion
Company 1
United Refining Co
the Elks
Ernest L. Losh
GC. A. Johnson
Carl E. Spices
Workman injured at National Forge and Ordinance plant
L B McCanna of 122 Walnut street was injured on a machine at the National Forge and Ordinance plant in Irvine yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Warren General Hospital and rested comfortably this morning. an attache cited the injury as to his right arm.
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L. BE
McCanna
Walnut Street
National Forge and Ordinance
Irvine
Warren General Hospital
Dog Bite at New York Central Freight Station
An employee at the New York Central railroad freight station on Fourth Avenue was bitten by a dog owned by a Beech Street family. Police were notified and the owner told to keep the animal chained. Two chimney fires reported nearby caused minor damage.
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New York Central Railroad
Fourth Avenue
Beech Street
Burdick
Pennsylvania Railroad
West End
Warren
Struthers
Central
Centennial
Fily O'Clock
Water Street
Corry Key Stones take on Cleveland Rosenblooms in Warren
Warren residents plan to attend the big game as the Corry Key Stones face the Cleveland Rosenblooms of the American Basketball league in Corry tomorrow night. Pug Mahoney, a former Erie East star, now plays for Cleveland and joined the club Sunday. A city guide sign for aviators will be placed on the Rosselli Garage building once weather permits, following Ford Motor Company guidance to aid air navigation. A grist mill owned by Clarence Legters at North Clymer was destroyed by fire, with minor damage to the adjacent post office. The Warren Street Railway rotary plow operated on the main line to keep tracks clear of snow. The Keystone Rifle Club of Erie has withdrawn from the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League.
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Warren
Corry
Rosselli
Pennsylvania
Avenue
Ford Company
Detroit
Ford
Clarence Legters
North Clymer
Warren Street Railway Company
Triplet Boy Expected Home After Surgery
Clifford Graham one of the triplet sons of Mr and Mrs Harry Graham of East Street was moved from Warren General Hospital to his home after an appendicitis operation. The Boy Scout Drum Corps practiced last night at the First Presbyterian Church under Scoutmaster W M Hill.
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Clifford Graham
Harry Graham
East Street
Warren General Hospital
Boy Scout
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Hill
U P Student Injured in Campus Accident
University of Pennsylvania junior Marvin A. Anderson was struck by a car on campus Tuesday. His condition is not serious. Charles Strand, 80, of Cable Holston, is missing after last being seen at Russell a week ago. Eugene Hinkley completed a 1670 mile trip from Sheffield to Miami in 50 hours, arriving January 19. Theodore Hartz Sr. remains in critical condition at his son’s home in Warren as family travels to be with him.
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U. P
Marvin A. Anderson
University of Pennsylvania
Claus Anderson
Bowen ‘Street
Jamestown
Charles Strand
Cable Holston
Mr. Strand’ Swan
Russell
Sheffield
Miami
Fla
Eugene Hinkley
Florida
Hinkley
Theodore Hartz
Theodore Hartz, Jr
Warren
Braves Storm Visited by Wilton Dunn at County Office
Wilton Dunn of Sheffield braved the blizzard to visit County Treasurer Gene Ward and procure a dog license. A memorial Boy Scout grave marker arrived at scout headquarters to honor Albert W. Anderson, longtime Troop 42 Ludlow chairman, who died January 27, 1927. placement ceremony set for February 5.
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Braves
Wilton Dunn
Sheffield
Gene” Ward
Dunn
Scout
Albert W. Anderson
Ludlow
Mrs Bergstrom Suffers Hip Fracture After Slippery Sidewalk
On a slick Pennsylvania Avenue sidewalk near Water Street, Mrs Charles J Bergstrom of 6 Hertzel Street sustained a fractured hip. She was driven home by taxi and later transported by the Peterson invalid car to Warren General Hospital for treatment.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Water Street
Charles J. Bergstrom
Hertzel Street
Peterson
Warren General Hospital
Twister Hits From Page One Then Kentucky District
A tornado swept from Tennessee into Kentucky near the Paducah area causing unroofed houses in Franklin Tennessee and destruction of a residence between Franklin and Nashville. The courthouse windows were blown in and all occupants escaped. Power lines and telephone poles were down, and streetcar traffic stalled as radio communication attempts failed. The storm moved at about fifty miles per hour and disrupted the region.
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Page One
Tennessee
Kentucky
Paducah
Franklin, Tenn
Court House
Franklin
Nashville
Storm-Torn Kentucky Hurts Children In Paducah Area
A severe storm and tornado swept from Paducah toward the Illinois border causing extensive damage. A three year old child died near Paducah, another person was badly injured, and a schoolhouse in Liberty was damaged with the principal injured. Reports cited Holmes Creek deaths and multiple injuries across Dekalb, White, and Putnam counties.
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Iie
Kentucky
Paducah
Illinois
A. Price
Ballard County
Wyckliffe
Tremong
Gage
Alexandria
Dekalb County
Liberty
Holmes Creek
Houston Webb
Smithville
Here
Hayes
Annip
Greer
Smith
Webb
Dekalb
White
Putnam Counties
Homes Creek
Improvement of highway sought by Warren County delegates
Twenty delegates from Southwest and Eldred townships met with county commissioners to push Route 89 improvements from Torpedo to Titusville. C. C. Hoag led the delegation, seeking state highway department aid while warning of a proposed route shift. The group aims to bring more federal or state support to complete ten miles remaining in Warren County along the surveyed line through Grand Valley and Goodwill Hill.
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Southwest
Eldred
Torpedo
Titusville
Warren County Good Roads Association
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Tods
Widerune
C. C. Hoag
Pleasantville
Warren County
Grand Valley
Goodwill Hill
Births at Maternity Hospital and local addresses
Mr and Mrs Truman Dauben speck 112 Oak Street announce the birth of a son at 10 05 am weighing 9 pounds 6 5 ounces. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Vinton Warren R F D No 2 welcome a son born at 10 50 am Tuesday weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. Born to Mr and Mrs Clare Beyer 8 Rowland Street an eight pound daughter at 10 pm Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Victor Izzonni Endeavor welcome a son born at 12 30 pm today weighing 8 pounds 0 ounces. The note ends with a reflection from Omaha Bee News and a prompt to cautious buyers about the classifieds.
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Truman Daubenspeck
Oak Street
Pieth
Maternity Hospital
Mra
Lloyd Vinton
Warren R. F. D. No. 2
Clare Beyer
Rowland Street
Victor Izzonni
Ot Endeavor
Hoover
Omaha Bee-News
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England
Terrace Street
Brook
Orchard Streets
Imade
Boroughary ML
Dougherty
George R. Kehm
A. Linck
Warren High School
Mary Dorworth
Mary Davidson
Harry Hutchings
High
Marcus Larson
Lake Erie
First National
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Tribune
Jas. Redeye
Cornplanter Indian Reservation
Frank L. Smith
Senate
Keystone Rifle Club
Erie
Northwestern
Pennsylvania Rifle League
Twister
Stret
Susan Gllee
Belmont
Mass
Thomas J. Kedjan
Kittery
Susan
Harvard
Unternstional Newareal
Clearas
Southwest Townships
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