Foster found guilty by jury in forged check case
L. P. Foster of Salamanca convicted by a quarter sessions jury on two counts for passing a forged instrument and false pretenses in a $62.54 check case against Warren Savings Bank. Three counts were charged. forgery was acquitted. Attorney George Munn sought a new trial and arrest of judgment. Judge D. A. Arird set Saturday for arguments. Several Salamanca witnesses testified for Foster as the defendants forfeited recognizances for multiple defendants including John Nebanick Floyd Wilbur Arthur Speaker and others.
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George Munn
L. P. Foster
Salamanca
D. A. Arird
Foster
Warren Savings Bank
General Concrete Products Co-Rpa
Zar
Pal Actions
John Nebanick
Floyd Wilbur
Arthur Speaker
John Courneaux
Pirates trade Harris and Gooch to Robins for Hargreaves
Pittsburgh announces the deal sending catcher Johnny Gooch and first baseman Joe Harris to Brooklyn in exchange for right handed batter Charles R. Hargreaves. Gooch and Harris report to Brooklyn. Hargreaves joins Pirates via New York en route to Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Gooch
Joe Harris
Brooklyn Robins
Charles R. Hargreaves
Pirate
Gooch
Harris
Brooklyn
Hargreaves
Pirates
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsfield
Coulter
Washington
Senators
Oating
Birmingham
Southern Associa
Hairs
Eleven Couples Remain in Allegheny Valley Dance Marathon
Eleven couples continued dancing at the one hundred and fourth hour of the Allegheny valley dance marathon in New Kensington Pennsylvania. Edith Bushman and George Duffer of Springdale Pa quit after dancing 95 hours and 15 minutes.
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New Kensington
Allegheny Valley
Marthon
Edith Bushman
George Duffer
Springdale
Live Topics of the Day Radio Co Changes Location
The Warren Radio Company moves from its old Harvey Carey Drug store site to the Exchange Block on Pennsylvania Avenue. The new street floor shop boasts extensive improvements and easier access for patrons.
Marriage Licenses Issued In Warren And Tucson Area
Register and Recorder Danelia Wilder issued licenses today to Marvin Rulofson Smith of Warren and Marcia Louise Cook of Warren, and LaVerne Eugene Mighhouse of Tucson, Arizona, and Freda Barbara Flick of Warren.
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Danelia Wilder
Marvin Rulofson Smith
North Warren
Marcia Louise Cook
Warren
LaVerne Eugene Mighhouse
Tucson
Arimona
Freda Barbara Flick
Miller child dies at Thompson Hill Road home
Helen Elizabeth Miller five years old daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Miller of Thompson Hill Road died at her aunt s home 210 Pennsylvania Avenue West at 840 p m Thursday Funeral services will be held at the Thompson Hill Road home at 1 p m Saturday with Rev Mr Swanson Russell officiating Burial in Tidionte cemetery Harold Guild Cameron Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs H G Cameron died at 2 a m today Funeral services Sunday 330 p m from 418 Rankin Street with Rev J C Howenstein North Warren Presbyterian Church officiating Interment in Oakland cemetery Julia Cowan Stover daughter of the late Willis and Lucy M Cowan died Friday at Warren General Hospital after a short illness She is survived by one daughter Elizabeth Marguerite and three sisters Miss Anna Cowan Miss Clara Cowan of Oil City and Mrs Ray T Schuler Newark Delaware Funeral services will be held Saturday at 4 p m from the residence of Mr and Mrs Dwight Cowan 103 East Street
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Melene
Helen Elizabeth Miller
E. J. Miller
Thompson Hill Road
Frances Coates
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Frances
William
H. J. Miller
Russell
Geo. B. Richardson
Mr. Swanson
Tidionte Cemeery
Harold Guild Cameron, JR
Harold Guild
H. G. Cameron
Rankin Street
J. C. Howenstein
North Warren Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Julia Cowan Stover
Julia C. Stover
Willis
Lucy M. Cowan
Warren General Hospital
Elizabeth Marguerite
Anna Cowan
Washington, D. C
Ray T. Schuler
Newark
Clara Cowan
Oil City
Dwight Cowan
East Street
Youngsville High graduates plan Washington trip in June
Youngsville High School seniors depart Saturday on their annual Washington visit. Principal R R Merrill and Miss Smith accompany them. The group stops at Harrisburg to tour the State Capitol and arrives in Washington D C for hotel lodging and sightseeing. They tour Philadelphia and return by July 1, joining graduates from Clarendon High. Also notes local flood relief and other community items.
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Youngsville
Youngsvill High School
Washington
R. R. Merrill
Miss Smith
Denning
Harrisburg
State Capitol
Wasmngton
B. T
Driscoll
Janet Henry
Wilson College
Frank Pelton
Cornell
Radio installation for Republican Convention urged
Warren Radio Co in Exchange Block promotes timely Kolster Radio installation ahead of the Republican Convention on June 12. The note notes service window 6 to 8 on the 11th and calls readers to prepare equipment for the event.
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Warren Radio CO
Teachers Depart for Jamestown Schools Next Year
Miss Anderson who taught third grade in Lumpovaite will move to Jamestown for next year. Miss Lawson, second grade, also accepts a Jamestown position. Miss Rapp leaves the Commercial department of Youngsville Huth to join Tusville High. The local H M Society president Mrs George Anderson attended Founders Day in Sheffield. Roberta Ludgy hosts a party on West Main Street. Samuelson family reunion invites extend to Jamestown Park on June 2. Dr R K Knapp improves his East Main home. W J Preston and family visit Youngsville and Pittsfield.
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Ing
Stason
Youngsville
Anderson
Lig Lumpovaite Sioui
Miss Lawson
Jamestown
Rapp
Youngsville Huth
Titusville High School
H. M. Society
George Anderson
Sheffield
Roberta Ludgy
West Main
Samuelson
Jamestown Park
Jame
RK. H. Knapp
East Main Street
W. J. Preston
Lander
Pittsfield
Woman Given Six Months for Possession of Liquor
PUNXSUTAWNEY Pa. Pune 3 Mais, Tansima Chiode, 77, of Ram sayLown near here, was fined and sentenced to six months for possessing liquor in Jefferson County after a recent conviction. Judge W T Carr imposed the sentence. the home was aided recently by prohibition enforcement and a quantity of liquor was found.
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Punxsutawary
Pune
Tansima Chiode
RamsayLown
Here
Jefferson County
W. T. Carr
Chiode
Ler
Six Die as Train Hits Auto Near Peoria
Peoria, Mh June 8 six persons were killed when an automobile was struck by a passenger train near here. Three victims were children. The dead are Ransom Hasty 45 Mrs G Hasty 85 Roger Watson 49 Kirby Theodore and Lawrence Hasty Nellie Hasty a fourth child of Ransom Hasty was injured.
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Peoria
Here
Ransom Hasty
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S. F. Sturgis
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Limestone Township
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Vivey Road
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Cleveland
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Weigel Motor Sales Co
Penna. Ave. E
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Chandlers Valley
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Coost
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