Kerr Addresses Warren County Sunday School Convention
The Rev Dr Hugh Thompson Kerr of Pittsburgh delivered the opening address on Lights and Shadows of the Orient at the Warren County Sunday School Convention. Kerr, a Shadyside Church pastor and Presbyterian educator, spoke on Christian education and the global growth of Christianity amid events in Japan Korea and China.
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Hugh Thompson
Kerr
Pittsburgh
Warren County
S. S
Hugh Thompson Kerr
Shadyside Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Warren Loungy
Raymon M. Kistler
First Presbyterian Church
Warren
Warren County Sunday School Association
Kistlerhile
South Side Presbyterian Church
W Rights
Shadyside
Ker
Kistler
Dr. Kerr
Slippery Rock
Tone
Clarion State Normal
Wilson College
Christianity Orient
Sachady
Japan
Korea
China
Christ
Dr Kerr on Christianity and world youth fate
Dr Kerr spoke to a gathering stressing Christianity's core message the infinite value of every life. He argued the gospel demands ending slavery and war, linking ethical conduct to economics and industry and praising Japan for honesty and efficiency while noting youth worldwide share similar questions and challenges.
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China
Japan
Dr. Kerr
Christ
Calvary
Women’s party to unite in international rights plan
At the national convention in Colorado Springs July 7 to 10 the Woman’s party eyes a joint effort with European feminists. Mabel Vernon says a Geneva committee of feminists from each country would push for equal rights through league of nations backed legislation.
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Woman's Party
Colorado Springs
Mabel Vernon
Geneva
League of Nations
Life Story of Capt Lindbergh in Lincoln and Little Falls
The account follows Charles A. Lindbergh from his 1921 arrival at Lincoln Airraft Company in Nebraska as a shy student to his first solo flights. It notes his early transformation when piloting, his quiet nature, and a fledgling air taxi business in Lincoln before he returned to Little Falls Minnesota. The piece highlights his cautious daring and growing skill that would later gain world fame in Paris.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Lincoln Airraft Company
Lincoln
Nebraska
Morton
Ray Page
Company
Page
Paris
Lindbergh
Visutar
Harry &. Peckham
Bal
Twentieth Street
Charlie Lindbergh
Hurcog
Warren campaign urges high weekly bonuses for subscriptions
The Warren page argues a Chrysler Sedan race on July 9 hinges on hustle and a candidate’s mindset. It urges candidates to aim high weekly to attract subscribers, touting a bonus vote program for new and existing subs, and warns the incentive close date approaches.
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Hutchings elected Warren high school assistant coach
Harry Charles Hutchings, LaCrosse college graduate and Warren High track coach, was elected assistant coach of high athletics at a board of education meeting. He succeeds A. F. Dunham, who left to become principal at Tidioute High School. Hutchings, from Sleepy Eye Minnesota, will help coach the Blue and White gridiron team with Head Coach Leidig this fall.
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LaCrosse College
Warren High School
Board of Education
A. F. Dunham
Dunham
Tidioute
Hutchings
LaCrosse
Minnesota
Sleepy Eye
Evanston
Warren
Leidig
Driscoll
Supt. Pressel
Normal College
Bernice Babbitt
Louise Cogswell
Josephine Guild
Clmmentiny Weaver
Donald Bogart
Warren High
Dartmouth
Howard Moore
L. L. Noecker
Leroy Machmer
de. C. W. Schmebl
Norman Stewart
Robert Cibb
A. Carlson
South Street
Fred Mathis
Jefferson Street
Supt
Pressel
Fred C. Windsor
Russell Feld
Robertson
State Department
Harrisburg
Fifth Ward
Capitol
A. G. Eldred
W. F. Clinger
I. H. West
J. A. Carlson
W. M. Robertson
E. H Beshlin
Action Deferred On Penn Ave East Street Projects
June Town Council meeting with 12 of 18 members present discussed bids for repaving and widening Pennsylvan ia Avenue East and other street work. Citizens sought sewers and sidewalks, gas line permits were granted with bonds, and various committees were asked to report next meeting on bids, street openings, and traffic safety measures.
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Wright
Offerle
Overturf
Wells
Morrison
Tochterman
Frank Nollinger
Brookstreat
Schuler
McPherson
Conewango' Syenue
J. C. Swick
East Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. C. Devine Company
F. L. White Company
Herick and Whipple Construction Company
Lower Liberty Street
Clark Street
Island
Clonday
Borg
Columbia Amusement Company
Second Avenue
Fairchild
Rapp
Eddy Street
Lookout Street
Jackson Avenue
Branchtreet
Madison Avenue
Franklin Street
Grant Street
Savings Bank
Second
Pennsyvania Avenues
New York Central Railroad Company
Gay and Dalrymple
Moody
Bridge Committee
G. G. Greene
Fifth Avenue
Houghtling
City Hall
Central Fire Station
East Side
Pennsylvania
Conenango
Irwis
Public Service
Roy
Orchard Street
Board of Health
Frantz
Burgess
Police
Blackman
Borough to consider paving projects and tax exonerations
The borough noted the submitted report and schedule for assessments with no objections. The Market street paying job contract with J. C. Devine Company was signed for the borough. After exonerations to the tax collector were approved, the session adjourned to next Monday at 7 30 p m with possible awards for widening and repaving Pennsylvania avenue east and paving Clark street.
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Market Street
J. C. Devine Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Clark Street
Two Cars Grievously Damaged in Sheffield Collision
June 7 report from Sheffield details a two car crash where a southbound Ford struck a parked car as another Ford attempted to pass. A youth was ejected, two bottles of liquor found with him, and the drivers fled up the road. No trace of them has been found. Local lodge delegates and visitors are noted with ongoing Grand Lodge sessions at Conneaut Lake. School vacation began June 3, 1927, with Sheffield High School pending further schedule notes.
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Ford
Sheffield House
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania I
Conpacut Lake
L. J. Cummings
Sheffield Lodge
Edith Slack
Katherine Rebekah
Keith Weiser
Jamestown
N. Y
Chas. Stack
George Shire
Warren
Isaac Stack
Sheffield High School
Two Banquets to Close Convention of 5S Workers
Two banquets close the 5S convention. Adult banquet features the Salem Evangelical orchestra, organized by Paul Schwab, with voluntary members and strong local praise. Bonnie Bonsall will lead the Young People's banquet at First Baptist, arranging activities for Warren County youth.
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First Presbyterian Church
Aha
First Baptist Cluch
Salem Evangelical Orchestra
Warren
Paul Schwab
Bradley Strest
Tina
Salem Evangelical Church
Max Schwab
Emil Schwab
Otto Schwanke
Franklin Burman
Erna Daze
Bonnie” Bonsall
Bonsall
Warren County
Founders Day Planned at Ruth M. Smith Home
Founders Day will be observed next Thursday at the Ruth M. Smith Children's Home with a picnic lunch on the grounds. If weather fails, lunch moves to the First Methodist Episcopal church basement. Rev. Weller of Kane will give the program as principal speaker.
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Ates
Ruth M. Smith
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Weller of
Kane
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