Warren Sterl ing tour members return from five weeks on the road
Two Warren members of the Sterling Institute motor tour returned from a five week trip through several states. F H Hetrick, personnel director, led the group of 29 boys and brought back the rolling kitchen. Ernest Miller recalled many places visited including the plane of Emile Carranza killed at Boling Field. Miller and others toured many cities and sites, camping every night.
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Warren
Sterling Institute
F. H. Hetrick
Ernest Miller
W. H. Miller
Emile Carranza
Mexico
Syer
Boling Field
Annapolis
Miller
Carranza
New Jersey
Hetrick
Canadaigua
Rolling Kitchen
Washington
American College of History
Philadelphia
Bishops Field
Clifton Heights
New York
Wagner College
Staten Island
New London
Boston
Reidsville
Beyer Africa
Lincoln Memorial
Washington, D. C
Hetrick and Miller
FE. S. Africa
Third Avenue
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
West Point
Broadway
Berengaria
Curtis Publishing Co
The
Public Ledger
Sears Roebuck and Co
General Electric
Schenectady
Eastman Kodek
Rochester
William W Ward Dies at 70 in Dunkirk
William W Ward prominent Democrat former chairman of the Dunkirk Board of Assessors and longtime councilman died at his Dunkirk home Wednesday at age 70. He leaves six sons including Harry Ward of Pine Street Warren who left for the funeral Saturday. Homer J Conner services set for Thursday at 8 pm at Junius A Conner home 1 Madison Court Rev L B Barnards to officiate burial in Centerville Friday.
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William W. Ward
Dunkirk
Homer J. Conner
Junius A. Conner
Madison Court
L. BM. Barnards
Centerville
Lois Ruth Gnage Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Lois Ruth Gnage who died Tuesday evening will be held Friday afternoon at 2 30 from the home with Rev. R L Fassinger officiating. Interment will be in Oakland cemetery.
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Lois Ruth Gnage
R. L. Fassinger
Oakland Cemetery
Births Reported From Maternity Hospital
A daughter was born Thursday morning at eight o'clock to Mr and Mrs Raymond Hinckley of 134 Grade Avenue. The baby weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce. Mr and Mrs George Newark of 409 Prospect Street announce a daughter born at 1:15 Thursday morning at the Maternity Hospital weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces.
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Maternity Hospital
Raymond Hinckley
George Newark
Prospect Street
Warren County Sees Large Planting Of Trees
Warren county residents especially farmers used favorable seedling rates from the Department of Forests and Waters. A total of 70 045 trees were planted in the county during the spring.
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Warren County
Department of Forest and Waters
Damage estimates after train hit car at FN Crossing
M F Cook of Bear Lake faced about 1000 dollars in damages when a Pennsylvania Railroad engine struck his Studebaker at the FN Crossing Wednesday. Garage officials noted minor body damage and an inward bulge at the rear but praised the top supports that bore 3500 pounds, saving the occupants.
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M. F. Cook
Bear Lake
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Studebaker
Chautauqua Friday Schedule Headlines Many Lectures and Concerts
Friday program lists devotional hour lectures on leadership and Jerusalem readings, a round table, chaplain's hour, and a Chautauqua Woman's Club recital. Evening concerts feature the New York Symphony Orchestra conducted by Albert Stoessel, with soloist Paul Kochanski and selections from Wagner Debussy and Saint Saens.
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Irving P. Johnson
Thomas F. Moran
Jerusalem
Arthur E. Bestor
Chautauqua Woman's Club
M. M. Colvin
Ohio
Chautauqua, Woman's Club
New York Symphony Orchestra
Albert Stoessel
Stahms
Paul Kochanski
Debussy
Tristan and
Isolda
Wagner
Nursery to be named in honor of Mrs Lindsey
Construction of the Mildred Lindsey Nursery on the second floor of the Davis house at 444 Conenango avenue will begin within two weeks by C. E. Gamble. The facility honors Mrs Judge Lindsey for her years of devotion to the Children’s Aid Society, with an estimated cost around 4000 dollars including a sun porch and diet kitchen. Mrs Jerome Smith, president, notes over 1000 dollars in memberships have responded to the appeal, showing public cooperation in a worthy project.
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Mildred Lindsey
Davis House
Conenango Avenue
C. E. Gamble
Board of
Judge Lindsey
Children’s
Auli Society
Jerome Smith
Wage Policy Negotiations in Bituminous Coal Industry
The central competitive and outlying bituminous districts are authorized to negotiate wages with operators on a mutually satisfactory basis. District representatives and International Union officers will cooperate in implementing this wage policy. District organizations may allow coal companies or mines to hire all needed workers for maintenance, repairs, development, construction, or production, provided they agree with the existing temporary agreement.
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International Union
Pittsburgh Officials Reject Miners Union Wage Pact
Pittsburgh July 19 The union policy committee action abandoning the Jacksonville wage incale is said to have no effect on Western Pennsylvania soft coal employment. C E Lesher executive vice president of the Pittsburgh Coal Company asserts there is labor to spare and says the company will deal directly with its own employees. No strike exists and the firm maintains its right to negotiate without a third party. Horace F Byker of Pittsburgh Terminal Coal declines to comment. Baker and other soft coal officials echo similar views.
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Ate & District
Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers’ of America
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
C. E. Lesher
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Rother Coal Miners
Horace F. Byker
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Baker
Lesher
United Mine Workers of America
Warren service clubs invited to visit scout camp
Warren service clubs and families are invited by Boy Scout executive F C Road to inspect Camp Olmsted on one of the next two Sundays. Reservations for Sunday dinner at $1 are due by Thursday 5 pm. Archery meet slated for July 25 with invited archers from several counties.
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Kinzua
Scandia
Allegheny River
Scout
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Jamestown
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Chautauqua
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Charles W. Kable
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William Arp
Warre
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North Warren
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Russell Field
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the Tribune
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West Third Avenue
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W. A. Carter
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