Heritage of Past Topic of Kiwanis Luncheon Address
Rev Herald Stoddard spoke at the Kiwanis Club noon meeting on heritage of the past and national duty. He critiqued interpretations of liberty, cited the Declaration, and urged responsibility over self indulgence. His talk, titled Applesauce, contrasted personal liberty with social obligation and Prohibition era enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Herald Stoddard
Kiwani Club
G A. Dennig
Mr. Stoddard
Irvine Memorial Bridge Named After General Irvine
Legacy tale of the Irvine Memorial Bridge in Warren County with state and federal funding, local leaders, and the American Legion dedication. Key figures include Gen. William Irvine, Governor Fisher, Col. Fred E. Windsor, and committee members. The article notes construction funding shares and the ceremony plans. Also mentions Nelson B Updike selling the Omaha Bee News to Hearst interests for August 1 closing.
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Irvine
Warren
Col. Crosby
T. C. Frame
State Highway Department
L. L. Bishop
A. V. Clinger
A. R B. Wheeler
Warren County
E. D. Stewart
L. M. Lowe
Henry Ridlesperzger
William H. Connell
H. E. Kioss
Binger and
Porterfield
John 5. Fisher
American Legion
Ben Kitmear
The
Legion
Fred E. Windsor
Gen. Irvine
William Irvine
R. E. Ward
Major Wheeler
N. C. Sill
Walter Beaty
W. F. Clinger
Atea
Omaha
U.P
Nelson B. Updike
Omaha Bee-News
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Warren Borough Council Monday Night Actions Recorded
Council approved a police committee report and accepted several ordinances and bids. Measures covered street lighting on Pennsylvania Avenue, parking-zone enforcement staffing, sewer work on Pioneer Street, and roof removal at Fourth Ward fire house. Also planned residence-number assignment ordinance, a library board director election, and a water works inspection report.
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Dielman Lame
Emmett Fonsell
Servce
Pennsylvania Avenue
Conewango Avenue
Prospect Street
Pioneer Street
Park R. Simpson
Fourth Ward
Struthers Wells
First Ard
Passel
Walter C. Heasley
W. L. McClure
H. Perks
Dinctur
Warren Public Library Association
C. J. Frants
Loreagh
Etek
Russell Street
Madson Avenue
Crescent Park
Hospital
Bory
Barttch
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Drum and Farrell
Pennsylvanie Avenue Bridge
Port Biteney
Spranis
C. JL. Pr
RPE Csi Mata
J. L. Matthews
Warrenepee Works
Gypsies abandon king idea amid auto caravan trend
A newspaper note reports gypsies in Europe abandoning a king figure after the death of the King of Kent Levi Boswell. Fewer wealthier members remain. wealth figures are cited, with mention of auto caravans costing up to 7500 dollars and kings carrying thousands in gold.
England's Racing Complex Sets Global Style
England hosts diverse contests from six day foot races in Crystal Palace to 22 barges on the Themes and snail races in Wales. Brooklandsport ships a two ton sand loaded electric trolley against three racing cars, winning by 32 seconds. A 51-year-old veteran in a mechanical chair wins a mile and a quarter race in seven minutes, taking a silver cup.
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England
Crystal Palace
Brook
Unclear claim on malaria cure and constipation relief
Fragmentary 666 claim describes a treatment said to cure malaria and relieve headaches dizziness and stomach issues by flushing watery evacuations. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or credible sourcing.
Armour Holds Lead In State Open Golf Championship
Armour, former nations open champion, led the Pennsylvania state open at Oakmont after three rounds. He posted 72 for a 220 total, six strokes ahead of Pete O'Hara of Westmoreland Country Club, the runner up.
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Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
Tom Tiy Armour
Armour
Pete O'Hara
Westmoreland Country Club
Call money tumbles in New York market
Call money fell to six per cent shortly after noon today marking the second rate cut of the day from the 8 per cent renewal level. The drop totals four points from the overnight ten per cent rate as large offerings flowed from the interior and funds remained plentiful at 6 per cent. Cautious buyers read the classified ads carefully.
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New York
U. P.1
Oil Market Oil price list by purchasing agencies
Prices for various graded oils are detailed with multiple buyers and pipelines. Pennsylvania Grade oil shows at 2.90 in several National Transit lines and 2.85 to 2.90 across Buckeye and Eureka pipelines. Corning grades appear 1.60 and 1.704. Ragland 2.36. Regional refiners and pipelines in Cumberland, Kentucky, Indiana, and Michigan are listed with prices and line references.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Eure
Pennsylvania Grace Qil
Stmerzet
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Indiana Refining Co
West Ben- Wick
Stall Oi Refining Co
Oil City
Cumberland
Barren
Monroe
Pereges Dev. Co
Western
Kentucky
Minoia
Waterloo
Petrolia
Saginaw
Mich
Berea
British Battle Cruiser Dauntless Runs Aground at Halifax
The British cruiser Dauntless ran aground on Tribune Shoal near Halifax while entering port from Bermuda. Captain K D MacPherson and 50 men stayed aboard as 425 crew members were evacuated aboard Canadian ships Festubert and Ypres. Salvage experts doubted if the ship could be floated and warned of possible breakup if a heavy wind struck.
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Halifax
N.S. Tusk
Tribune Shoal
K. D. MacPherson
Festubert
Ypres
Wikabieg Thisne
Bermuda
Warren Jaynes held on two charges after bail default
Warren Jaynes was committed to county jail today for failing to post 500 dollars bail on two charges from a appearance before Justice Clark Nelson. He had been arrested Monday night by Sheriff Harry Jefferson on assault and battery and non support. Bail set at 300 on non support and 200 on assault. Complainant was Jaynes' wife.
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Warren_ Jaynes
Warren
Justice of the Peace
Clark Nelson
Jaynes
Harry Jefferson
Smith to Back Hoover in New Britain Vote
Alfred E. Smith announces he will vote for Herbert Hoover in New Britain Connecticut. Smith, a local businessman, says he is confident Hoover will win and notes he bears no relation to the New York governor.
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New Britain
Conn
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Smith
New York
National Forest Timber For Sale Bid Notice
Sealed bids for 191 acres in Mead Township Warren County Allegheny National Forest offered for 23 live trees and dead timber 1000 cords Beech Birch Maple. bids due July 12 1928 at Warren Forest Supervisor. Minimum 35 cents per cord deposit $100 with each bid. right to reject all bids reserved.
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Warren
Thor
Little Arnot Run
Mead Township
Warren County
Allegheny National Forest
Warren, Fa
Re-elected officials and bids mark Rat Board meeting
The Rat Board of Education met Monday and re elected Julian Siggins Jr Heitor for one term and janitors for several buildings. C B Swan was elected to fill a vacancy at the High school. They received committee reports, approved bills, authorized a contract with Raymond Freeburg Jamestown architect to draw South Side building plans, accepted Dr W M Robertson as treasurer, and tasked a textbooks committee to buy needed tools. An adjourned meeting is set for Monday night July 9.
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Julian Siggins, Jr
C. B. Swane
Raymond Freeburg
Jamestown
South Side
W. M. Robertson
Jazz Singer Plays At Library Tomorrow
Warner Bros. presents The Jazz Singer starring Al Jolson at the Library Theatre where it will be shown again tomorrow. Jolson’s screen debut as the cantor’s son turning jazz singer is hailed as a premier of the year in New York, with Alan Crosland directing a strong cast led by May McAvoy Warner Oland Eugenie Besserer Otto Lederer Bobby Gordon Nat Carr and Richard Tucker.
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Warner Bros
al Jolson
New York
Warner Theatre
Library Theatre
Samson Raphaelson
Alan Crosland
Jolson
Jazz Singer
Dainty May McAvoy
Mary Dale
Warner Oland
Cantor
Eugenie Besserer
Otto Lederer
Bobby Gordon
Nat Carr
Richard Tucker
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Anthony Rasmussen
Mrs Anthony Rasmussen who died Friday. Funeral services from Cobham Park Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev H E Dornheim. Interment in Oakland cemetery. Born in Bornholn Denmark March 12 1863. Survived by husband one daughter Agatha at home two sisters Marie Marker Caroline Johnson of Jamestown three brothers Andrew Paul Johnson Warren John Johnson of Georgia. Mrs Rasmussen lived in Warren for 42 years. Married Anthony Jase on August 9 1693.
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Anthony Rasmussen
Cobham Park
H. E. Dornheim
First Evangelical Church
Oakland Cemetery
Rasnaussen
Bornholm
Denmark
Agatha
Marie Marker
Carolina Johnson
Jamestown
Andrew and
Paul Johnson
Warren
John Johnson
Georgia
Rasmussen
Werren
Anthony Jase
Albert S Peterson Funeral Services Held
Funeral services were held for Albert S Peterson who died Wednesday in Phoenix Arizona. Services began at 1 50 in the afternoon from the family home in Ludlow and continued at Swedish Lutheran Church at 2 o clock with Rev Carl B Lundgren officiating.
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Albert S.peterson
Phoenix
Ariz
Ludlow
Swedish Lutheran Church
Carl B. Lundlgren
Northwest states hard hit by storm
Storms across Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas caused over 2 million dollars in property damage. Five people were killed and many injured as hail wind and rain battered the region. Communications remained cut in parts of the states with a high toll expected to rise in coming days.
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Northwest States
ST. Paul
Minn
U P
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Mae Ree
Livestec
Miners Executive Board Sets July 10 Meeting in Indianapolis
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America called for the international executive board to meet July 10 in Indianapolis. He also notified district officers that a policy committee meeting will be held by July 11.
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Indianapolis, Incl
U. P
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
International Executive Board
Lewis
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Rev. Stoddard
Irvine Bridge
Page Ore
Creed Erickson
Glenwood Street
Ann Arbor, Mich
Harold S. Hampson
Norbert Weidert
Detroit, Mich
M. J. Weert
Fourth Avenue
Silvia Johnson
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Margaret, Dorothy
Suzanne Akers
Ralph Akers
Terrace Street
George Akers
Corydon, Pa
Charles Averill
Marylin
Erie
LeRoy Blume
Vera
Palm Avenue
Corry
BAYER
REAL
J Warren
Tribune Shoals
M. Brady
B. D. Stewart
Cac Olney
Titusville
Jefferson
Register and Recorder
Harry Wesley Kaley
Williamsport
Lucile Mre Palmer
Mansfield
Chicago
George E. Colvin
Helen
Houston
Texas
W. E. Rice
Hast Street
Wave N. Carlson
Hoover
National Forest Timber For Sale
RAT Board OF Education
Library
Albert S. Peterson
James C. Larson
P.G
Wayne. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Sayings
American Legion and Company 1
N.G
Yeasir
Morris Fisher
U. S. Marines
Maher
Belgium
Lyons
Milan
Camp Perry
Ohio
Rheims
France
Chalons
Lima
Peru
Johnson Brothers
Miners’ Executive Board
Bert J. Messerly
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