Warren and area news items and notices
A medley of briefs from Warren county includes corrections on a misnamed youths ride, a departure to Indianapolis for J. E. Conners as field clerk for Alexander Howie Co., and a pedigree puppy display at Lewis Meat Market. Birth announced at Maternity Hospital. court visits, building permits, hearings, and forestry training noted. Whitney reunion, church services for the aged, non-support case, credit bureau meeting, and railroad officials seen in town plus Scout conference details.
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Indianapolis
J. E
Immy") Conners
C. E. Hamm
Alexander Howie Co
Cleveland
Indiana World War Memorial
All Cretonne Marquisetta and overdrapery sale
G Gifford Smith advertises half price on cretonne Marquisetta and overdrapery fabrics. Note shows F T 2t indicating a classifieds notice.
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G. Gifford Smith
Jordan's Dress Shop $10 Dress Sale at Library Theatre Blag
A Saturday sale event at Jordan's Dress Shop offers dresses priced at ten dollars, with values up to twenty nine fifty. The sale is hosted at the Library Theatre Blag and features a selection aimed at budget shoppers.
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Jordan's
Discharged Doctor Injured In Auto Crash Returns Home
Dr. Stanley Smith of Pittsburgh, injured Monday evening in a highway collision below Starbrick, was discharged from Warren General Hospital and has returned home. George Rogers of Erie, driver of the other car, faces hearings on reckless driving and driving while intoxicated before Justice Clark Nelson this afternoon. Herbert Donze, manager of the Odd Fellows, schedules the Warren County Dairy Association for a Tribune Industrial League game at Exhibition Park tonight at six.
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George Rogers
Erie
Starbrick
Clark E. Nelson
Stanley Smith
Pittsburgh
Warren General Hospital
Clark Nelson
Rogers
Herbert Donze
Oda Fellows
Warren County Dairy Association
Tribune Industrial League
Exposition Park
Deaths and Funerals: Lobdell Infant dies at six days
Richard H. Lobdell infant son of Mr and Mrs R W Lobdell of 418 Laurel St died at the Maternity hospital at age six days surviving by two brothers Lawrence S interment in Grand Valley cemetery undecided. Mrs Mary Schramling dies at Corry hospital services held at son Carl Way’s home in Columbus Pa Rev H B Morgaan presiding interment West Lawn cemetery Columbus bearers named. Services attended by relatives and friends from Spring Creek and Corrs.
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Richard BH. Lobdell
Richard H. Lobdell
R. W. Lobdell
Laurel St
Lawrence S
Grand Valley
Mary Schramling
Arthur Hill
Floyd Hammond
Charles Rexford
Spring Creek
Corrs
Patriot Daughters of 1812 meet at Tidioute
The fourth quarterly meeting of the Daughters of 1812, General William Irvine Chapter, was held Wednesday in Tidioute. Guests from Warren and other towns attended. Miss Dorothy Hunter assisted as hostess. A luncheon preceded moving pictures by Miss Hunter showcasing scenes from a Mediterranean cruise, presented as a travelogue.
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William Irvine
N. S
U. S
Warren
Dorothy Hunter
J.B. White
Kansas City
Martha Jennings
Alice
Florence Grandin
Tidioute
Kinnear
Pittsburgh
Miss Hunter
Mrs. Hunter
Vacationers Baggage Insurance for travel posed risks
Vacationists and all travelers can obtain baggage and personal effects insurance covering loss from theft fire or destruction. The policy applies in hotels pulled races trains or shipboard and with transportation companies partially liable. It is inexpensive and available for single trips or yearly. immediate underwriting possible.
1812 Grave Markers Plan Mentioned By Warren Chapter
The chapter plans to actively mark 1812 soldiers graves in Warren County. Miss Waton was named state chairman for gravemarkers. The regent and Mrs Crary Mrs Smith and Mrs Clinger helped announce leadership. Mrs Eaton recited the Chippewa battle account of July 6 1814 in the war of 1812 context.
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Riall
Kings Regiment
10Th
Royal Scots
Ripley’s Brigade Turns Tide at Chippawa Battle
British lines broke under heavy American musketry and artillery as Ripley’s brigade entered and Scott’s forces overwhelmed the defender. Gen Riall reported 137 killed and 305 wounded regulars, plus 78 skirmishers, while American losses reached 48 dead and 227 wounded, Porter suffering more. The victory stemmed from disciplined leadership and superior firepower.
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Chippawa River
Niagara
Canada
Chippawa
Streeters Creek
Jouseph Brown
Brown
Peter R. Porter
Riall
Scott
Streeter’s Creek
Ripley
Porter
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L. E. Retterer & Sons
South Pine Street
Chautauque Lake
Miss Marie Chuck
Alfred Knapp
Lewis
John Clark
Sheba
Jack Frost
Miss Lewis
Maternity Hospital
Charles Knapp
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Court House
B.A. Anderson
Youngsville
L. L. Russell
Russell
County Court House
Sheffield Observer
Myron Grosch
George W. Groach
Waarren County Motor Club
Exchange Hotel
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
American Automobile Association
E.T. McNelty
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation
Bethlehem
C. B. Pickett
Warren Club
Charles A. Johnson
Dougherty
Cornplanter Avenue
Gust Peterson and Son
L. L. Bishop
United States Forestry Service
Marienville
Justice of the Peace
Oneida Avenue
Findley Lake
Morgan Whitney
Whitney
E. W. Whitney
Oakland
California
First Presbyterian Church
Kistler
Floyd Goodard
Liberty Street
Clark E.nelson
Ella Goodard
Credit Bureau
Credit Bureau Board of Control
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad
BE. B. John
Renovo
Warren Yesetrday
Union
Thomas Fedick
F. Fedick
Corydon
Young Pedick
BOY Scout Conference Scout Leaders’ Association
Allegheny River
Cornplanter
Boy Scout Headquarters
The
Mystic Mirror
Robert Sisters
Richy Paris
Lillian Gish
John Gilbert
Pathe
Mack Sennett
Raymond Griffith
Richard DIX
Youngsville Theatre
Tidioute Wed'sday
Fred Homes
B. V. Lesser
Warren Natl. Bank Bldg
Redding Shoe Co
Clarendon and
Sheffield
Penn Public Service Corporation
Studebaker
Nash
Hudson
Haynes
Studebaker Light
Ford
Chevrolet
Warren Garage Co
Penna. Ave
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