Committee to study crossing safety at Warren–Youngsville crossing
A Warren County committee plans a Saturday meeting to recommend 24 hour watchman service at the F N tone crossing on the Warren Youngsville road. The group will report after a three day mobile check July 1 to 3 showing 10 319 automobiles passed the crossing. Members listed include H H Bassett R E Ward A A Albaugh J A Lagerdahl and P E Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .N
Warren-Youngsville Road
Republica
Henry H Bessett
Warren County Motor Club
Good Roads Assotation
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Peter E. Nelson
RE. Wand
Good Roads Association
A. A Albaugh
C. &. Walder
J. A. Lagerdahl
Hhs Bassett
R. E. Ward
C. E. Wilder
J. 4. Lagerdahl
P. E Nelson
A. A. Alsaugh
M. Brady
W. “i Robertson
S M. McClure
E. D. Stewart
Mac Olney
J. R. van Cleve
Floyd W. Clinger
C.W Barns
M. H. Deardorff
Strongman in Youngsville Fourth of July act tied to theft
Campbell, listed as a strong man in a 12 act Youngsville celebration lineup, was last seen leaving Corry with his wife after checking out of the Hotel Phoenix. He allegedly cashed about 150 dollars in small checks from Youngsville merchants for the planned Youngsville Celebration News. 5000 copies remained unstated at the Corry Journal office. The sponsors were the Youngsville Legion post and Firemen, with a popularity contest awarding a trip to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong Man
Campbell
Kane
National Circus
Phoenix
Corry
Youngsville
Johnson
Youngsville Celebration News
Corry Journal
American Legion
Youngsville Fyrremen
Youngsville Post of the Legion
Firemen
Atlantic City
Believe Plane Continues Long Ocean Quest To Buenos Aires
The Savoia Marchetti twin engine plane pursuing a record nonstop flight from New York to Buenos Aires signals progress though no position is confirmed. Brazilian coast watchers report possible southward travel with signals heard at Olinda Natal and Fernando de Noronha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Lindbergh
New York
Pais
Rio de Janiero
Italian Radio Corporation
Rome
Olinda
Natal
Latecoere
Ferain
Pernambuco
Savoia Marchetti
Fernando da Noronha
Ferando Noronha
Italians Lock on Longest Nonstop Flight Record
Report details the two Italian fliers plan to land in Ibure Camp after a bold Roma departure at 7 15 P M Monday. The Savora plane carried fuel for a 65 hour cruising radius with sixty pounds of food aboard as radio reports traced its progress from Gibraltar toward the Cape Verde Islands.
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Gibraltar
Cape Verde Islands
Villa Cisnerox
Gold Coast
Cape Verde Island
South America
Fernando Noronha
Silarius
Ibure
Latecoere Aircraft Corporation
Rome
Miller McKay Reunion Held in Frewsburg July Fourth
The seventh Miller McKay reunion was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Vaetor Anderson in Frewsburg. Mrs Hannah Sviler of Corry was elected president with Mrs Philips as vice president Glenn Sitler as secretary and treasurer. Gertrude McKay presided in the president’s absence. Devotionals were led by Mrs Hannah Sitler. Births marriages and deaths announced include Joseph Miller and Donald Witham births, Frances Coates to Warren Philips and Ruth Edland to William Marks marriages, and the death of Helen Miller aged 10. Entertainment featured a Phyllis Anderson recitation Glenn Ecklund reading a violin solo by Leland Sitler and a vocal by Lorrene Sitler.
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Hannah Sviler of
Corry
Miller-McKay
Vaetor Anderson
Frewsburg
Philips
Glenn Sitler
Gertrude McKay
Disa Sitter
Hannah Sitler
Donald Witham
Willard Williams
Frances Coates
Warren Philips
Ruth A. Edland
William H. Marks
Helen Miller
Edwin Miller
Phyllis Anderson
J Glenn Ecklund
Leland Sitler
Lorreme
Sitler
Bobby Ayers Wins Handicap Tourney At Conenango
Bobby Ayers of Second Avenue won the Bill Jones trophy in an 18 hole medal play handicap at Conenango Valley Country Club. Thirty golfers competed as a large gallery followed the event, a feature of the local golf season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Ayers
Second Avenue
Bill Jones
Conenango Valley Country Club
Young Ayers
Alterations Planned at Revere Hotel Building
Alterations are under way at the Revere Hotel on Pennsylvania avenue near the railroad station. The hotel was recently purchased by Jerry Rigley a Weren restaurant man.
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Revere
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jerry Rigley
Werren Restaurant
Franklin business leader Arvid J. Jordan dies after illness
Arvid Burd Jordan 59 a Franklin business man died at his home after a three week illness. He was born August 27 1868 and worked twenty years at Eclipse Oil Works then ran a shoe store with Henry Epley. He retired in 1919 to real estate and insurance and served on the city council school board and church treasury. He leaves a widow a son Paul in Syracuse a daughter Mrs Sarah Biery and three brothers among other relatives. He belonged to Masonry and Knights Templar.
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Arvid Burd Jordan
Franklin
Emery Jordan
Warren
Mr. Jordan
Eclipse Oil Works
Atlantic Refining Company
Henry Epley
Jordan
J. E. Jordan
Jack
Eugene Biery
Franklin Commandery
Knights Templar
Annual Picnic of Swedish Church at Fern Cliff Park
The Swedish Congregational church held its annual picnic at Fern Cliff park on Wednesday with a large crowd and a lunch served at noon. A short service followed, the Male Chorus performed, and Rev Harry Nelson spoke. Local and visiting attendees from Rockford Til Titusville Kane Oil City Jamestown and Salmanes joined the afternoon events and prize races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Til
Titusville
Kane
Oil City
Jamestown
Salmanes
Atwood Drom
Evelyn Carlson
Linnen Scott
Margaret Larson
Lillian Carlson
Elizabeth Nelson
Harry Swanson
Roy Lundgren
Lundgren
Elizabeth
Nelson
Andrew Anderson
F. RB. Carlson
Margaret Peterson
Harry Swanton
Titusville Independents vs Warren Indies Sunday Clash
Titusville Independents are slated to play the Warren Indies Sunday afternoon at Exposition Park. Manager Myron Jewell announced the matchup late Thursday with a 3:30 start time.
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Titusville
Exposition Fark
Warren Indes
Myron Jewell
Torrential Rain Wrecks Pittsburgh Area Across Holiday
A violent cloudburst and lightning struck near Rainbow Gardens on Long Run Road causing floods that trapped thousands. Budgeted losses run into hundreds of thousands as 200 cars destroyed, trees uprooted, and shacks toppled while police and fire crews aided marooned crowds.
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Pittsburgh
Rainbow Gardens
Long Run Road
McKeesport
Financier Alfred Loewenstein Falls From Airplane Mystery Deepens
The Belgian financier, once cited as among the world’s richest, vanished after stepping from an airliner en route from London to Ostend. The craft landed near Dunkirk and a search by fishing fleets and officials followed, with investigations into his death prompting a stock exchange committee to act. Loewenstein’s body had not been found as reports described the mysterious disappearance and ensuing inquiry.
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Loewenstein
Brussels
Croydon
Tondons
England
France
Belgiam
Croydon Airdrome
Stock Exchange
Alfred Loewenstein
London
Ostend
Channel
Dunkirk
Stingalvert
England-Belgiam
Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Disappearance of Loewenstein Shakes Markets
Day after the disappearance of Loewenstein sent shockwaves through his holdings. Hydro electric shares opened at 25 to 35 and later traded at 34 while international holdings rose to 140, versus 215 previous close. Friends and Belgian associates urged business continuity amid the mystery.
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Loewenr Stem
Loewenstein
Brussels
Out of Town Visitors and Local Social Notes
In and Out of Town Mrs Lillie Day and son Darwin of New York City visit at the home of Mr and Mrs 8 D Tibbits on Conewango avenue. Mrs W H Berry left Thursday morning for a short business trip. Mr and Mrs Ivan Stone of Willoughby avenue attended a house party over the Fourth at Henrys Bend Fe. 202. Mrs Arthur Barr and children Jack and Annette and Mrs Worth Jaquins spent Wednesday in Jamestown visiting Dr and Mrs Charles Dodge. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Mrs C T Conarro entertained the Thursday bridge club at the Woman's Club with a luncheon at one oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Stone
Willoughby Avenue
Henry’s Bend, Fe
Arthur Barr
Cildren
Jack and
Annette
Worth Jaquins
Jamestown
Charles Dodge
C. T. Conarro
Woman’s Club
Bandits in Manchuria Seize Foreigners After Train Raid
Reports from Harbin say Chinese bandits hijacked an eastern railway passenger train killing four and wounding eight. Many foreigners were kidnapped for ransom as Nippon Dempo News Agency notes ongoing troop engagements and disrupted communications. Separately a City Disposal wagon axle broke on Market Street near Pennsylvania Avenue and was unloaded into another truck.
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Tokio
U.P
Baniits
Nippon Dempo
Harbin
Manchuria
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Cty
Three Flyers Rescued After Italia Salvage Effort
At Kings Bay Spitzbergen on July 3 three of twenty four trapped Arctic explorers survived. Russian aviator Babushkin and two aides escaped in a polar plane after fog forced a water landing and hours of fight to prevent ice from crushing the craft. No word yet on Amundsen and his five companions searching for the Italia crew.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
U. P
Babushkin
Friday Babushkin
Roald Amundsen
Weems Orchestra to Play in Warren
Ted Weems and his eleven piece Recording orchestra will perform at the Woman's Club on Wednesday July 11. The group plans a Chicago to Atlantic City routing, allowing a Warren engagement. Dr Hugh Robertson of Warren, once a Weems banjoist, and closely connected to the band, notes the Viva Victor records by the orchestra. Vocalists Dusty Rhoades and Parker Gibbs accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Weems
Woman's Club
Chicago
The
Music Corporation
Weems
Atlantic City
Warren
Hugh Robertson
Philadelphia
Victor
Dusty” Rhoades
Parker Gibbs
Zonta Club Invites to Buffalo Picnic
Warren Zonta Club members attended a luncheon at the Lbe Ty Inn Thuredzy with twelve members present. Miss Katherine B. Sears, newly elected International president of Zonta, will be guest of honor at the July 14 Buffalo Automobile Club Clarence outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Zonta Club
Lynch
L.be Ty Inn
Willis C. Hess
Mary Ball
Alice Davis
The
Zontiens
Buffalo Zonta Club
23 Planes Remain in National Air Tour
Twenty three airplanes stay in the national air tour and left Tulsa for Fort Worth Texas at dawn after a quiet Independence Day. The pilots prepare for seven hops through Texas to San Diego, their most severe test yet.
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Tulsa
Ola
U. P
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
San Diego
Fireworks Display Draws Huge Crowd at Moore Farm
The Fourth of July celebration at the Moore farm in Garland drew an estimated crowd of 1000. J. B. Moore hosted the event for his workers with a two hour aerial fireworks show lighting the sky. A daytime program and dinner preceded the display as C. R. Moore and Joseph Moore of Ellamore West Virginia organized the event for employees.
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Moore
Garland
J. B. Moore
Ibis
Moore Homestead
C. R. Moore
Joseph Moore
Ellamoore
W. Va
Hickman Denied New Trial in Parker Murder Case
The California Supreme Court denied William Edward Hickman’s petition for a new trial. He remains in the San Quentin death cell after being convicted of kidnapping and murdering Marion Parker, the Los Angeles schoolgirl.
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San Francisco
Cal
U. P
California
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Hickman
San Quentin Prizon
Los Angeles
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of the Ages Daily In
the Tribune
Robert B. Jordan
Richmond
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