County Hunters Collect $1372 in Game Bounties in Warren
Warren county hunters received bounties totaling 1372 for seven wildcats two gray and 174 red fox and 911 weasels during the year ending May 31 1928. Three hundred thirty Warren county claims were entered. statewide 34070 claims were presented and 121860 paid. Somer set led with 5705. Warren county topped red fox kills with 174 paid. Other counties show varying totals of vermin trapped claims and payments.
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Warren
State Game Commission
Warren County
Warren Gaunts
Somerset
Butler
Weases
Clarion
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Mercer
Venango
Power records and satire mix in April reports
April electric production reached two trillion nine hundred forty billion kilowatt hours underscoring why some oppose government ownership while praising conservation. The piece links fossil fuel replacement by hydro to reduced accidents, notes eminent domain, and shifts to science talk about snails and cosmic thinking before lampooning optimistic tech promises and a Massachusetts widow's probate oddity in a cautious classifieds reminder.
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Cockburns Visit Warren Then Travel to Canada
In and Out of Town Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cockburn and children Marguerite and Douglas of St. Petersburg Fla will arrive in Warren to stay with Mr and Mrs C Paul Arnold for a few days. They are en route to Stoney Creek Ontario where they will spend several months visiting relatives. Miss Margaret Cockburn of Pittsburgh who has been in Miami and Fort Pierce visiting Mrs Earl Emerson accompanied the Cockburns to Pittsburgh and will join Mrs Arnold later in Warren. Joseph and daughter Marjorie of Erie are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs George K Harsh at 24 Glenwood Street.
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Hugh Cockburn
Marguerite
Douglas
St. Petersburg
Fla
Warter
Mr. Cockburn
C. Paul Arnold
Madison Avenue
Cockburns
Stoney Creek
Ontario
Canada
Margaret Cockburn
Pittsburgh
Miami
Fort Pierce
Earl Emerson
Warren
Thaw Refused Landing in England on Arrival
Harry K Thaw was denied permission to land in Southampton after arriving by liner from the United States. He remained aboard the Aquitania awaiting a decision, with authorities citing the alien restriction act and possible appeals. He planned to travel to the continent by air, but was not allowed to debark in England or France.
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Southampton
Eng
U.P
Harry K. Thaw
England
United States
Cherbourg
Thaw
London
Cathcart
Earl of Craven
France
Cow Testing Association Monthly Report Summary
A. G. Ehrensberger, tester for the Cow Testing Association, reports numbers for the month: herd tested 21, cows in milk 453, cows dry 57, cows sold profitably 5, unprofitable 15, pure bred bulls purchased 1, cows producing more than 40 pounds of fat 127, more than 50 pounds of fat 40, more than 1,000 pounds of milk 177, more than 1,200 pounds of fat 92.
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A. G. Ehrensberger
Cow Testing Association
Briggs Family Leaves for Garson Long Military Academy
Dr and Mrs E S Briggs of Water street Jeff Wednesday morning travel to Garson Long Military Academy in New Bloomfield Pa where their son Donald attends. They will be joined home by their son and Mr and Mrs P Reigel of Lewiston who will visit here for a week.
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E. S. Briggs
Waterstreet
Jeff
Garson Long Miliary Academy
New Bloomfield
Donald
P. Reigel
Lewiston
Oil Market Prices Across Grades and Regions
Oil buyers paid varying prices for multiple grades across regions. Pennsylvania Grade Oil appears in New York Transit lines at 2.65 dollars, while Bradford District Oil shows in South West Pennsylvania Transit lines. Other grades include Buckeye and Eureka Pipe Line listings, Somerset Cumberland Pipe Line, Ragland Indiana Refining West Kentucky, and Berea Sand in Saginaw Michigan, with prices ranging from 1.30 to 2.65 dollars per barrel.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford District
Saile Wi Transit Co
Qiltional Transit Co
South West
Pope
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keller Crude
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell Grade
Jines
Somerset Oi
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Ragland Grade Oil
Indiana Refining Co
Caeneccas
Cumberland
Barren
Monve
Paragon Dev. Co . Oi
Reefining Co
Owl City
Western
Kentucky
Eoee
Lima
Waterloo
Petrolla
Cal
Saginaw
Mich
Berea
Pacific Flyers Set To Start From Suva For Australia
Captain Kingsford Smith and crew of the Southern Cross plan a 3 P M takeoff from Suva Fiji, aiming for Brisbane at daylight Friday. The flight follows a hazardous ocean stretch rich in typhoons and reefs, with crews speeding preparations amid World War II era praise.
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Sydney
N.S. W
U.P
Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Suva
Fiji Island
Brisbane
Kingsford- Smith
Nase- Tal
Harry W. Lyon
James Waroner
Fijis
South Seas
Mary Flahaven and Melvin Keller Wed in Bemus Point Church
A wedding at the First Methodist Episcopal church joined Miss Mary Flahaven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flahaven, to Melvin Keller. The ceremony was led by Rev. Charles Greer, with Miss Dorcas Hall as bridesmaid and a reception for twenty five at the Philomel Club. The bride is a former Warren High history and economics instructor. Keller is a department head at New Process Company. Out-of-town guests included the bride’s parents and relatives from Bemus Point, Corry, Endeavor, and New York City.
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Mary Flahaven
Henry Flahaven
Bemus Point
Melvin Keller
George Keller
Madison Avenue
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Greer
Miss Flahaven
Dorcas Hall
Jubbulpore
India
Warren High School
Chautauqua Lake
Keller
New Process Company
Helen Skillman
Minnie
Eliz Ahlstrand
Ruth Tilleston
Corry
Alice
Convention Attendees From Warren Head to Pittsburgh
A. H. Sigworth grand treasurer of the grand council U C T departs War ren for Pittsburgh to attend the United Commercial Travelers convention set for Thursday through Saturday. Wallace Jewell Charles Kirschertz H B Bowersox and Ben Mathis plan to leave Warren tomorrow. A banquet is to be served Thursday evening at the Fort Pitt hotel.
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A. H. Sigworth
Grand Council
Warren
Pittsburgh
United Commercial Travelers’ Convention
Wallace Jewell
Charles Kirschertz
H. B. Bowersox
Ben Mathis
Fort Pitt Hotel
War Prairie Lions Club to Elect Officers Thursday
Officers and directors for the coming year are to be elected Thursday at the weekly meeting of the War Prairie Lions Club. The meeting will be held at the M C A.
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Warprea Lions Club
Beckley Dining Room Lighting Fixtures Window Display
New dining room lighting fixtures shown in Beckley’s window by C Beckley. Item range highlighted with potential sale dates and decorative options. Display emphasizes style and affordability for home interiors.
Hoover gains 12 delegates as campaign moves toward convention
The Campaign Log notes Hoover’s 12 delegate win via contests over delegations, boosting momentum for either Hoover’s nomination or a draft of Coolidge. Farmers plan motorcades to Kansas City for farm relief in the Republican platform while Illinois Democrats mull Lewis G. Stevenson as Stevenson’s nominee alongside Governor Smith. The Indiana tenth district instructs two delegates to back Alfred E. Smith with Evans Wollen as second choice.
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Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Coolidge
Morris
Milnn
North Dakota
Kansas City
The
Chicago Tribune
Lewis G. Stevenson
Bloomington
Smith
Stevenson
Adiad Stevenson
Cleveland
Indiana
Alfred E. Smith
Evans Wollen
Indianapolis
Wollen
Events in Honor of Miss Folkman At Water Street Home
Mrs. Donald Smith and sister Miss Marion Elliott hosted a bridge evening on Water Street for Miss Margaret Folkman. First prize went to Mrs. Ed Finley, second to Miss Folkman, consolation to Miss Alyce Somers. Miss Folkman received a gift. Other guests included Betty Critchlow andHelen Parsons among others. Several more bridge and party events are planned over the coming days to honor Miss Folkman.
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Donald Smith
Marion Elliott
Water Street
Margaret Folkman
Ed. Finley
Miss Folkman
Alyce Somers
Miss. Folkman
Betty Critchlow
Belen Parsons
Mary Louise Andrews
Beckley Dining Room and Lighting Fixtures Ad
Beckley announces new dining room and lighting fixtures in window display. C Beckley dated June 6, 1921, highlighting updated selections and specials.
The Tribune Publishes New Map of Europe
The Tribune offers a full color 21 by 28 inch Europe map with updated boundaries and data. Includes areas populations debts coinage railroads and more. Available only through the newspaper for ten cents with coupon to Washington.
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Europe
Washington Information Bureau
Washington
Tribune
Frederic J Haskin Information Bureau Director
Frederic J Haskin is identified as Director of the Warren Tribune Information Bureau based in Washington D C with office street city and state unspecified.
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Frederic J. Haskin
The
Warren Tribune Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Attendance rises at Warren Daily Vacation Bible School
Rev. H E Dornheim reports strong attendance during the first three days despite weather. Enrollment is expected to grow as more children aged six to thirteen from Warren County are eligible and lessons run across several churches. Ten teachers are needed. classes meet in various churches with graduation often aligning with the public high school. Parents receive envelopes for voluntary offerings on Thursdays.
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H. E., Dornheim
Dornheim
Warren County
First Presbyterian Church
Monoplane Flight Postponed by Winds in Harbor
High winds and a tank leak halted refueling for hours and kept the Fokker single plane from starting its Atlantic attempt. The trio waited most of the night for calmer conditions, postponing the flight to 10 PM. Weather forecasters predicted fair conditions for today despite today’s wind activity.
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Page One
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Paris
Weather delays Earhart departure amid northwest winds
Little temperature change expected with moderate to fresh northwest winds for 24 hours. Winds likely block a takeoff today on the Atlantic crossing, delaying Earhart and her two companions for several days. Earhart stayed with Magistrate Gill while Gordon and Stultz visited Customs Officer Devereaux.
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Atlantic
Miss Earhart
Gordon
Stultz
Joseph Devereaux
Gill
Warren County Sunday School Convention Ends at Grace M E Church
The annual Warren County Sunday School association meet concluded at Grace M E Church with a large Sugargrove delegation. Officers led by Rev A B Brubaker were elected. New departments include religious drama and humane education. A Young People's banquet preceded a closing program with Rev L M Barnard and Rev Wm Evan Thomas speaking.
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Warren County Sunday School Association
Grace M. E. Church
Grace Church
Thomas Jenkins
Dr. Tralle
Tribune
A. B. Brubakner
Sugargrove
Cemention
Alice Archibald
Department of Humane Education
J. C. Howenstein
North Warren
M_ Letitia Brown
Wm. Evan Thomas
Endeavor
L. M. Barnard
Grace M. E
United Brethren Church
Earnest Naebinick
American Sunday School Union
Mabel Dallas
Tish” Brown
Indies of the United Brethren Church
Summer Training Camps And Local Licenses In Warren Area
Several camper girls in the Sugar Grove delegation testified to the value of camp life. Marriage licenses were issued for Robert John Byrd and Marie Alberta Caldwell of Warren and Jesse Everett Bloomster of Watson with Margar et Grace Ross of West Hickory. Yesterday licenses went to Ward Emmett Bonnell and Mildred Anderson of Kane and Melvin George Keller of Warren with Mary Ruth Finhavan of Bemus Point. Dr. W. H. Shortt of Youngsville visited the county commissioners’ office. The Akutan Island volcano eruption near Dutch Harbor was reported with dense smoke seen from a nearby motorship Patterson.
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Register and Recorder
Robert John Byrd
Marie Alberta Caldwell
Warren
Jesse Everett Bloomster
Watson
Margaret Grace Ross
West Hickory
Ward Emmett Bonnell
Mildred Anderson
Kane
Melvin George Keller
Mary Ruth Finhavan
Bemus Point
Dutch Harbor
Unalaska
Jone
Akutan Island
Motorship
Patterson
Pennsylvania Delegation Will Follow Mellon Directives
Mrs Worthington Scranton national committeewoman from Scranton Pennsylvania declares delegates to the Republican convention will vote as Andrew Mellon directs. Scranton is a delegate at large for Pennsylvania and spoke in Kansas City Missouri.
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Andrew Mellon
Kansas City
U. P
Worthington Scranton
Scranton
Pennsylvania
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Professor Crampton
Columbia University
New Guinea
Japan
Grampton
Burstall
Oxford
Massachusetts
Florida
Betmeth
Joseph
Marjorie
George K. Harsh
Glenwood Street
Aquitania
Sundell Auto Electric CO
Penna, Avenue East
Pacific Flyers
Australia
Beckley
C. Beckley
the Tribune
New York City
AIR Shoppe
Bible School
S.S
Court House
W. H. Shortt
Youngsville
County Commissioners’ Office
Wayne
Helmbrecht
Optometrial Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Kayser
Princess
Johnson Brothers
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