Dry Raiders Sweep Jamestown Prohibition Raids
Federal agents and county officials conducted five raids on alleged bootleg operations along the Warren Jamestown line in Jamestown and surrounding roads. Eight people were arrested and a large quantity of intoxicants seized as Judge Simon L Adler handled sentences in federal court. Sebastian Foti owner of New Inc was fined 500 dollars plus costs. Raided venues included Dad's Place on the Warren Jamestown road and Bohemian Gardens with owners William Donovan and staff Mrs Sadie Kopin George Rodman among those charged. Other raided addresses included 1511 Washington street 541 Crescent street and 34 Harrison street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warren-Jamestown
Jamestown
City
Chautauqua County
Simon L. Adler
Sebastian Foti
New Inc
Dad’s Place
Warren-Jamestown Road
Bohemian Gardens
William Donovan
Dad's Place
Sadie Kopin
George Rodman
Ross Bevecyns
Washington Street
Crescent Street
Harrison Street
New Plane Bought by Great Lakes Airway Inc.
Great Lakes Airway Inc. has purchased a new airplane and placed it at the company’s airport one mile east of Mayville. Reports from Mayville indicate many passengers are using the new flights. Three airplanes are currently stationed at the Mayville airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Airway Inc
Mayville
Boy Scout Tour Plans Trip to New York City
Prank C Bowd scout executive reports Allegheny County Council Pittsburgh has arranged a Boy Scout tour to New York leaving Saturday July 28 by Pennsylvania Railroad. Scouts depart New York Monday morning at 7 80 oclock to return and will visit the Battery Aquarium Wall Street and Chinatown under guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank C. Bowd
Allegheny County Council
Pittsburgh
New York
New York City
Metropolis
Battery
Aquarium
Wall Street
Chinatown
Birthday tribute for G T Blackman at Warren Outing Club
Mrs. Sydney Blackman of Jackson will host a family dinner at 6 30 p m on Wednesday at the Warren Outing Club to honor the 89th birthday anniversary of G T Blackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Blackman
Jackson, Avenue
Warren
G. T. Blackman
Chautauqua Thursday Program Highlights and Card of Thanks
The Thursday schedule lists devotional hours lectures by Dr. C Wallace Petty and Dr. Edwin Mims, a Bible and nation address by Dr. Herbert L Witlett, an entertainment segment by Paul Fitting and Company, and a Chautauqua Woman’s Club gathering plus a special devotional hour. A card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy, flowers, and motor cars offered after funeral services for Gladys and Sylvis Gross and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wallace Petty
Edwin Mims
Herbert L. Witlett
Chautauqua Woman's Club
Paul Fitting and Company
Swarthmore
Gladys and
Sylvis Gross
Coretta Gross
Charles Conklin
Charles Nelson
Phillip Fehlman
Willard Fehlman
Kinzuas Box 141 Cows Saddles and One Way Plow
Local note lists cows and two saddles along with a one way plow at Box 141 Kinzuas Pennsylvania. No additional context or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzuas
Fines total $3 625 at opening of July term court
Fines totaling 3625 dollars, from 26 offenders, were collected Tuesday on the opening day of the July term of Federal court at Mayville. Other items note a Kane hospital tonsil operation, racing attendance, a missing boy, sheep killed by dogs, a Corry carnival stop, and local civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Mayville
Pennsylvania Announces Industrial Campaign for 1929
The Pennsylvania department of labor and industry will launch a statewide educational industrial campaign for 1929. Director Harry D. Immel announced endorsements and help from employers, employees, safety agencies, and other related groups to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Iin
Harry D. Immel
Bureau of Inspection
Governors Oaks Dedicate Four Primeval Oaks at Scout Camp
Four primeval white oaks were dedicated The Governors Oaks at the Boy Scout camp in McElhatton Indian Chief Running Elk Cornplanter Indian Reservation Warren County. The dedicatory ceremony followed Lenape Indian ceremonial rites with Colonel Harry W. Shoemaker of Harrisburg, a longtime Pennsylvania State Forest commissioner, in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brumbaugh
Sproul
Pinchot
Fisher
McElbatton
Running Elk
Cornplanter Indian Reservation
Warren County
Harry W. Shoemaker
Harrisburg
Boy Scout
Pennsylvania State Forest Commission
Renewed Efforts on Lower Route From Tionesta to Owl City
Allegheny highway committee of Oil City Chamber of Commerce revived plans for the Tionesta to Owl City river route and named J. P. Coffman B. G. Johnson W E K Borland S Y Ramage A B R Wheeler Verne Clinger and H J Crawford to study funding and steps. The group urged settlement of disputes over Route 89 paving between Pleasantville and Grand Valley to proceed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Highway
Oil City
Pleasantville
Grand Valley
State Health to Attend Fairs for Food Safety
The Pennsylvania State Health department will station representatives from its central office at summer agricultural fairs. Special attention will focus on outdoor eating stands to protect the public from food impositions and hazards. It marks the first time a department presence will be constant at all fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Health Department
Harrisburg
Warren Armory to Receive Seventy-Five New Lockers
Captain Charles Pearson of Company I received word from General Albert Logan that Warren Armory will be equipped with seventy five new double deck lockers. Local trucks will haul the lockers from Pittsburgh and installation will occur while the Warren company is at Mt Gretna. Lieutenant E S Munson, treasurer of the Armory Board, will oversee the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Charles G. Pearson
Warren
Mt. Gretna
Charles Pearson
Albert Logan
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Armory Board
Warren Armory
Warren Company
E. S. Munson
Warren Armory Board
State Wheat Crop Shows Big Decline in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania wheat yield for the year is estimated at 17,463,000 bushels, about 3,000,000 bushels below last year, due to unfavorable weather. Acreage rose by 60,000 acres to 1,227,000, while corn output rose to 53,747,000 bushels, about 3,600,000 more than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
U. P
Pennsylvania
Federal State Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Youngsville Woman Reunited With Brother After 33 Years
YOUNGSVILLE July 11 Mrs W A Haight hosted her brother E C Gythert from Los Angeles whom she had not seen in 33 years He is touring major US cities Also guests included sister Mrs Claude Bailey and Mr and Mrs Mats Read in Bad Shape A M E Sunday class tried to drive to Brooks Rocks three miles from the pavement They biked the remaining mile and enjoyed caves and a wiener roast Chief Dunkle fished near Spring Creek and brought back twelve trout including two twelve inchers Rainbow trout nine inches each He now has eighty trout for the season The Orange Circle met at Mrs McComas home with sixteen members and contests led by Mrs Raymond Wingard Local notes include Jasper Mead seeking Philadelphia treatment and Red Circle picnic plans Island Park if weather permits Houses around town are being painted Folios from Mr and Mrs C B McAllister report a Maine trip Mrs Nora Sturdevant returns from Chautauqua Assembly with an engaging program preview
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Youngsvville
W. A. Haight
E. C. Cythert
Los Angeles
Calfornia
Gythert
United States
M. BE
Brooks Rocks
Dugal
Chief Dunkle
Youngsville
Spring Creek
Jasper Mead
Philadelphia
Red Circle
Island Park
C. B. Mc
Allister
Maine
Nora Sturdevant
Chautauqua Assembly
Dunn’s Eddy
Tom Archibald
Roy Lightner
Graham
Wear-Ever Aluminum Co
Jack Elliott
Fair Wayne
Ind
Hulings
Howard Walters
Prittsburied
Warren
George Eberta
Budd
Gilleand
Oi! Caty
Harry Johnson
Frank Eagan
Buffalo
J. A. Murray
Margaret Murray
Hinchcliffe
Elmer Peterson
Olson
Hazel Street
Millard
G. N. Poppleton
Wiliam Smith
N. Y
Floyd Smith
Guy Walters
Erie
Martha Long
Port Allegany
Henry Walters
Elmer Patch
Newmk
Atlantic City
Lewis Long
Ida
Norma
Evelyn
Vernon Moses
East Aurora
Vernon Rodgers
Agnes Rankin
Punxsutawney
Lynn Oviatt
William Abplanalp
Boy Scouts Join Search For Man Missing Two Days
Apollo Pa July 11 Boy Scouts and police joined an extensive search today for John Coulter 35 father of six missing from his home near here for two days. He was last seen en route to work at mill there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appollo
Boy Scouts
John Coulter
Irvine Children’s Day Service in Irvine Presby terian Church
Irvin e July T he Children s Day exer cises were held at the Irvine Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening June 27 postponed from June 24 due to high water. The program Heralds of the King included songs speeches recitations and readings by local children and classes. The offering of fifty dollars will fund two Mission Sunday schools or missionary support. The Weiderhold reunion held July 4 at the Watters home in Erie elected officers for another year with multiple distant attendees and noted recent births a wedding and a death. Next reunion planned for Waldamere Park Erie July 7 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Irvine Presbyterian Church
Board of National Missions
True Blue
Carl Johnson
Dickie Johnson
Marion Nyberg
King’s Daughters
Kathaleen Johnsson
Vernon Rodgers
Barbara McKinney
Evelyn Johnson
Fitzgerald
McKinney
Donia Sand
Berg
Ora McKinney
Willard Munson
Marjorie Abplanalp
Jack Allan
David Edgett
Medora
Ann Lightner
Weiderhold
George
Barbara Weiderhold
Henry Watters
Henry Walters
James Wigtass
Erie
Glenn Whaley
Youngsville
Leo Weiderhold
Adolph Engle
Richard
Guy Walters
Ethel Ross
Allan John
Ross Walters
Raymond Walters
Brockton
E. A. Long
Ruth
Martha
Dorothy
Hartett
Port Allegany
Percy Kay
Louis Weiderhold
Barbara
Basil
Alma Austin
Billsborough
W T U Meeting and Local News In Warren County
The June W T U meeting was hosted by Mrs. Louis Schweitzer with readings and refreshments. A storm damaged Dunn's Eddy with large hail and strong winds, felling trees and injuring property. The community noted numerous visits, moves, and social events, including visits by relatives from Indiana and Pennsylvania, a Wear-Ever Aluminum demonstration, and various residents traveling or hosting guests around the Fourth of July.
Administration Notice for Julie Gray Hedlund Estate
Letters of administration on the estate of Julie Gray Hedlund of Youngsville Warren County Pa have been granted to Axel Dedly. All indebted persons must pay and those with claims should present them to John Siggins Jr lawyer for settlement. Notice dated June 26 1923 with date codes 7 3 11 18 26 8 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Gray Hedlund
Youngsville
Warren County
Axel Dedly
Sioa
John Siggins JR
Letters of Administration for Estate of David A Walker
Public notice announcing Letters of Administration on the estate of David A Walker late of Conewango Warren County. Creditors are urged to make immediate payment and those with claims must present them properly authenticated for settlement to R Pierson Eaton administrator. Dated June 18 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Walker
Conewango
Warren County
R. Pierson Eaton
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DRY Raiders
Busying CO
Neiber
Warren Highway
Hal
Lyle Robertson
Tidioute
Kane Summit Hospital
Frank Cosmano
Cosmano Fruit
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
William Cosmano
Canadas
Port Erie
Bhis
Peter Shoskey
Sharp3ville
Peter
John L. Chit
Kane
Corry
Hoover Club
Hoover-Curtis Republican Club
Titusville
W. C. Jones
Pleasantville Borough
Glenn Liebhardt
Cleveland, C
Court House
J. B. Wattergon
New Brighton
Theresa Pazak
Mitro
Suzanne Guba
Onondaga Avenue
Fentonville
Munson
Titusville Kiwanis Club
F. E. Johnson
Brook Street
Roy
Pioneer Streets
E. F. Shugart
Dougherty
T. Arird Moffat
Kans
Conenango
Moffat
I. L. Stryker
Newark
N. J
George Bayer
Department of Agriculture
Gress
Department
Orange Circle
Lawrence Miller
Biddle Farm
Louis Schweitzer
Margaret Johnson
Irvine Geer
Terrace Street
W. F Fitegerald
Franklin
Gerald
Jeimes Mulholland
Mulholland
Legal Nations
Mullen
Acetylene
Armstrong Welding Shop
Ps. Ave. W
the Style Shop
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