Pickett Club Reports Strong Annual Picnic Success
Reports from the Pickett Club show the annual picnic at the Outing Club was unusually successful with all phases carried out as scheduled. Members reviewed papers on hardware store modernization and industry topics while noting sales and customer leads led by Art Monson and Dee Arird respectively. The group set meeting to second and last Tuesdays in July and August and announced Community Dollar Tags on August 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett Club
John S. Rhodaberger
Good Hardware Magazine
Mole Hills
Hardware Age
Liew
Soule
Martin Smith
Art Monson
Doc Arird
Don Chestnutt
Dee Arird
Art Munson
Kelly
Warren State Hospital
John Rhodaberger
Warren
J. F. Moran
Funeral services held for Enoch Leafgren of Attica
Funeral services for Enoch Leafgren of Attica New York were held Wednesday afternoon. He was the father of R Edith Leafgren of Warren and died on Sunday. DROWNS WHILE SWIMMING BUTLER July 18 Harry Fox 16 Evans City drowned last night while swimming at Harmony Junction the body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Leafgren
Attica
N.Y
Mr. Leafgren
R. Edith Leafgren
Warren
Butler
U. P
Harry Fox
Evans City
Harmony Junction
Harry Ward
Pine Street
Dunkirk
Mr. Ward
William Ward
Man Killed When Interurban Hits Auto Near Here
Chalmer Flowers aged 85 of Sebrig Q. was killed last night when an interurban car struck his automobile at a crossing near Youngstown Q. at about 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U. P
Chalmer Flowers
Sebrig, Q
Here
Hoover Equalization Fee Draws Bipartisan Criticism
In a presidential backdrop, Hoover and Coolidge are pressed on equalization fee policy as Hammill and Raskob challenge Smith and the Democratic Party to live up to farm leaders’ hopes. Anti Smith forces in Asheville organize a dry campaign with Southern ministers and prohibition groups planning sessions and mass meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Hoover
Hamill
Smith
John J. Raskob
Democratic
Hammill
Congress
Asheville
N. C
Arbutus Missionary Society Picnic Set For July 20
Members of the Arbutus Auxiliary Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church plan a full day outing at The Willows home of Mrs. George H. Miller on Friday July 20. The program runs from 2 o clock through the afternoon and evening with a tureen supper at six. Members are asked to bring dishes and offerings for birthday money debts. Buses will pick up at 3 4 or 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clarendon Evangelical Church
Arbutus Auxiliary Missionary Society
First Prestorian Church
Visits and Homecoming Notes From Windsor and Nearby Towns
In and Out of Town notes Windsor Ontario visitor Russell Swegies nephew of U E Swengies visits at the home of Mr and Mrs U E Swegies 104 Parker street. H H Hall of Youngsville returns from a Yellowstone trip. Richard Evans Jr returns to Ithaca NY after weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Richard Evans Sr Cayuga Avenue, en route through Rochester Warsaw and Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Swegies
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
U. E. Swegies
Parker Street
H. H. Hall
Youngsville
Yellowstone National Park
Richard Evans, Jr
Ithaca
Richard Evans, Sr
Cayuga Avenue
Rochester
Warsaw
Danville
TWO IN MACHINE Continued From Page One
A train collision injured Mr. Cook and Mrs. Gook after an engine struck their nearly new car and overturned it. The watchman, on duty from seven a.m. to seven p.m., says he signaled and shouted to stop but the car crossed the track anyway.
Amundsen Latham Flight Crew Tracked by Tracks on Bear Island
Oslo reports two fishermen found wheel tracks twenty meters long on Bear Island near a dangerous cliff, possibly from the Latham airplane used in the Italia rescue. They found a coat cap and broken wood pieces. officials warned the distance to the sea and origin remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham
Amundsen
Tromsoe
Norway
Copenhagen
Oslo
Berlingske Tidend
Navy Department
Bear Island
Roald Amundsen
Dispatch
Oil price up in Western Kentucky crude market
The Ohio Oil Company advanced the market price of Western Kentucky crude by 15 cents per barrel, raising the new price to 1.45 dollars a barrel. Senorita Consuelo Pani, daughter of the Mexican ambassador, was critically injured in an automobile collision in Paris Bois de Boulogne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
U. P
Ohio Oil Company
Western Kentucky
Senorita Pani
Paris
Senorita Consuelo Pani
Amalessedor
Bois de Boulogne
Kiwanis Meeting and Local Notices Highlight Warren Report
Regular Warren Kiwanis chat at the Conewango club building had no special speaker. News items include the Ward family traveling to Dunkirk due to William Ward's death, flag display urged for Florence Stark visit, J W Roberts promoted to assistant vice president at Pennsy eastern region, and John Keller resigning as Elk Tanning bookkeeper with Charles Klamm succeeding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Warren Kiwanis Club
Conewango Club
Emory C. Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Warren
Florence Stark
Camden
N. J
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hoover Hosts Midwest Farm Leaders on Westward Campaign Tour
Herbert Hoover meets mid western farm leaders as his train moves toward California. Attendees include Iowa Governor John Hammill and Nebraska Governor Adam McMullen. The campaign discusses a mid western farm vote strategy and idle talks on party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
California
John Hammill
Iowa
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Obregon Assassination Triggers Mexican Crisis and Calles clampdown
The assassin declares he killed Obregon to make Christ king. authorities distance him from anti-Obregon factions. Many enemies flee as Calles seizes control, orders troops into barracks, closes theatres, and reshuffles police leadership after Venustiano Carranza era. Obregon to be buried in Cajeme. Senora Obregon at Novojoa.
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Obregon
Christ
Gen. Obregon
Cajeme
Sonora State
Senora Obregon
Novojoa
Sonora
Calles
Obregon Shot In Restaurant Assassination
A crowd gathered in a small restaurant as Obregon, recently elected president, was assassinated. An assassin named Juan fired into Obregon’s back and cheek, was seized by Topete and others, and later taken away by police chief Cruz. Humberto Obregon glimpsed the scene from another car and learned his father had died at the residence en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obregon
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Mexico
Nacional
Juan
Topete
General Obregon
Humberto
Humberto Obregon
Aged priest John W. Kite dies in Youngstown
John W. Kite, the oldest priest in the Cleveland diocese and a longtime figure in Youngstown religious and civic life, died at St Elizabeth's Hospital after a two day illness from complications of diseases. He served nearly fifty years in the community and was known for his civic contributions and parish leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U. P
John W. Kite
Cleveland
St. Elizabeth's
Britain Accepts U S Antiwar Proposals
London notes Britain accepts the American antiwar treaty proposal and is ready to sign at a time and place agreeable to the United States. Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons that Britain handed the note to the American chargé d affaires. Belgium then joined the list of nations approving the draft in Paris and Kellogg expected France to invite signatories within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. P
Great Britain
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
United States
Washington
Belgium
State Department
Kellogg
France
Paris
Wheeler Renominated by Montana Democrats in Primary Returns
U S Senator Burton K Wheeler won renomination as early returns from Montana indicate he leads two to one over his two opponents Liberty Stewart Teagarden who trailed. In 116 of 1490 precincts the tally showed Wheeler 2861 Stewart 568 Teagarden 129.
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Helena
Mont
U. P
U. S
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
S. W. Stewart
S. W. Teagarden
Thomson refuses to run against Senator Reed
Pittsburgh July 18 Judge W A S Thomson declined in a letter to allow himself to be the Democratic candidate for the United States Senate against Senator David A Reed. Friends urged him to run with William F McNair as potential nominee if needed. Thomson said personal consideration impels him to decline the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
W. A. S. Thomson
Unit States
Ator
David A. Reed
Judge Thomson
William F. McNair
Nair
John R. Collins
Land
Land Sedgwick
Bridge Collapse Kills Truck Driver in Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburgh July 18 County authorities probe the collapse of Cow Hollow Bridge that crushed truck driver John Egloff 30 of Braddock. The 20 ton steam shovel and truck fell into the hollow. Egloff died hours after being rescued. Shovel engineer Otto Gass and fireman John Guess were injured.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Cow Hollow
John Egloff
Braddock
Mayview
Otto Gass
Monroeville
John Guess
O ‘Braddock
Mayview Hospital
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Siegfried
Cyrus Siegfried
Conenango Valley Country Club
Country Club
Arbutus Missionary Society
C. K. Barton
John Keller
Elk Tanning Company
Sheffield
Charles Klamm
Clearwater
Keller
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Helmbrecht
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Helborn
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas Teachers Meeting
Gerry
Rhode Island
Herbert H. Lehman
Democratic Rational Committee
Texas
New York
James J. Cannon
Fanatic
Coop
Little Musical
the Tribune
Britain
Democrats
Renominate Wheeler
Thomson
Sen. Ree
Mak
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
U.P
Feriz Salkodvitch
Melaj
Novipaza
Pavania
Cretonne
Remnant
Derryvale Linens
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