Postponement Aims At Teacher Rule Change Proposal
Delegates at the Northwestern Pennsylvania Educations round table conference at the Y W C A yesterday recommended postponing one proposed change in teachers requirements. The change would raise approved preparation from twelve to eighteen semester hours, effective July 1, 1929, due to rural staffing difficulties. C S Knapp was elected president with H L Blair as secretary. Warren chosen for the November meeting. Resolutions urged county superintendent approval for non-resident pupils in vocational schools and revisions to the teacher rating system to curb lost cards. Debate on county unit readiness ended negatively amid concerns of centralization. About twenty county officials attended. A notice also mentions a Pythian Sisters card party tonight.
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Northwestern Pennsylvania
C. S. Knapp
Warren County
H. L. Blair
Warren
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Teachers’ College
Apent
666 Cures Malaria and Relieves Biliousness Headaches
A historical remedy claims to cure malaria and quickly relieve biliousness headaches and dizziness caused by temporary constipation. It touts toxin elimination and high esteem for producing copious watery evacuations.
Car jumps tracks delays traffic on Pennsylvania avenue
A trolley veered off the rails near Lacy switch on Pennsylvania Avenue causing a brief traffic tie up until the car was returned to the tracks. Several items follow about local schools arrests thefts and public notices across Warren County including new hires and community events.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Lacy Switch
Legion Endorses $50 Million State Hospital Bond Issue
Indorsement came from Chief Cornplanter Post of the American Legion at a meeting last night. Everette C. Eddy, post adjutant, received a department headquarters letter noting two of 14 amendments approved by the Legion, with the bond issue and a $25 million reforestation project also approved.
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American Legion
Everette C. Eddy
Post
Department Headquscters
Legion
Marriage Licenses Granted in Latest Register Office
Register and Recorder Danelia Wild issued licenses to William Adams McEntee of Ambridge and Irene Alwilda Frantz of Warren, to Harry Albert Forsberg and Dorothy Mae Craig of Uniontown, to Thomas Elliott Hillyer of Dyalusing and Virginia Culbertson Farquhar of Warren, and to Clarence Stewart McMarrow of Warren and Neva Irene Garber of Clarendon.
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Danelia Wilder
William Adams McEntee
Ambridge
Irene Alwilda Frantz
Warren
Harry Albert Forsberg
Dorothy Mae Craig
Uniontown
Thomas Elliott Hillyer
Dyalusing
Virginia Culbertson Farquhar
Clarence Stewart McMarrow
Neva Irene Garber
Clarendon
Board approves two school contracts in Warren
Warren Board of Education approved two contracts for the Home Street Grade School building in the Fifth Ward, authorizing their execution. E. F. Anundson and Son of Sheffield were approved for complete erection excluding electrical, plumbing, and heating. C. W. Beckley was approved for electrical work and bond. Fred W. Asker of Tamestown had his plumbing contract held up until Thursday due to lack of a surety bond.
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Warren Board of Education
Home Street
Fifth Ward
E. F. Anundson
Fred W. Asker
Tamestown
Anther
Falconer
Pennsylvania
Madame Bess Palmist Offers confidential readings
A 20th century card ad for Madame Bess Palmist promises to ease minds and remove evil influences. It touts solutions for love, marriage, business, law suits, and personal troubles, with private readings at 115 Water Street, suggesting Sunday sessions and broad accessibility.
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Water Street
Penna
Ava
Warren Tax Collector Compensation Under Review
A Warren Board of Education committee reported on the Tax Collector James S. Miller's pay after reviewing receipts and disbursements for 1926. The panel noted payments by Warren borough, Warren county, and the Warren borough school district reflect tax shares of 28, 26, and 46 percent, prompting a call for a more equitable adjustment among taxing authorities.
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Warren Board of Education
W. F. Clinger
Clark
A. G. Eldred
James S. Miller
Lollowss
Warren
Warren County
Warren Borough
Miller
W. S. Clark
Deaths and Funerals: Miss Bess Blossom and Mrs A L McClelland
Private funeral services for Miss Bess Blossom were held at the Reno home with interment in Tidioute, surviving parents Mr. and Mrs. F F Blossom and brother Donald F Blossom. Mrs A L McClelland died in Polk and a funeral was held, with interment in Sandy Lake cemetery. she is survived by husband, daughter Marion, her parents Mr. and Mrs J A Gates of Polk, and sister Mrs Stewart Custer of Warren.
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Bess Blossom
Reno
Tidioute
Miss Blossom
F. F. Blossom
Donald F. Blossom
Youngsville
A. L. McClelland
Polk
Sandy Lake Cemetery
Worldly forecasts and Hoover talk fill New York scene
The piece quotes a mixed view on women and public life, notes geology milestones and vast earth history, and reports on New York Republican convention mood. It mentions Wall Street’s wary stance toward Hoover with betting odds and ends with three policemen stopping a taxicab near the Ritz Carlton, each carrying a weapon.
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New York
Ritz- Carlton Hotel
Chautauqua Lake Furnishings Cottage For Rent At Cheney Point
Furnished cottage on Chenaywa point facing west with lake front sand and gravel beach garage and electric lights. Boat-week or season rentals. Write Box 533 Jamestown for appointment to inspect Warren references D L Gerould and Carleton 0 Gay 612 1.
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Chautauqua Lake
Cheney's Point
Jamestown
Warren
D. L. Gerould
Carleton
Gay
Gaseous 1928 Reflections On Modern Life
In 1928 a journalistic sketch notes the uneasy mix of civility and crime with bootleg commerce, glimpses of a New York crowd pondering violence, and odd tech predictions such as colored golf balls matching sticks and blazers. The piece muses on radio preemption and electricity spanning vast distances.
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New York
Marx Cabinet in Germany Resigns
Berlin June 12 The cabinet of Dr Wilhelm Marx established in 1927 weighed in today President Von Hindenburg accepted the resignation and immediately afterward designated Herman Mueller Socialist party leader to form a new cabinet The Marx government was a coalition of the Centre party the German People's party the German Nationals party and the Bavarian People's party
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Berlin
U.P
Wilhelm Marx
von Hindenburg
Herman Mueller
Socialist Party
Marx
Centre Party
Dr. Marx
German People’s Party
German Nationals Party
Bavarian People’s Party
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Knapp
Day’s Tribune
Miss Grace Cell
Chamber of Come
Miss Cell
T Chamber of Commerce
Mon- Mit
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
P. W. M. Pressell
Warren High
Marteus J. Norquist
Harrison Street
Jamestown City
Foster
Harry H. Jefferson
Lowrie Utter
Police Department
L. P. Poster
Salmanes
Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
D. A. Arird
Watts N. Davis
Warren High School
Conewango
Mead, Pleasant
Glade
South West
Titusville Chamber of Commerce
T. A. Smith
Elizabeth A. Hannigan
Smith
Titusville
Mildred E. Anderson
Allegheny College
Meadville
Warren County Motor Club
Canada
Colegrove
B. F. Peabody
Red Cross
Rogers
Israel Post, American Legion
Erie
Carney Auditorium
French Streets
First Baptist Church
DR. Robertson
Hugh Robertson
United States Veterans’ Bureau
George Condit
M. J. Monroe
Pittsburgh Bureau
Marvin Samuelson
Albin Samuelson
Parker Street
Bethel Academy
St. Paul, Minn
Kipling
Kane
Margaret Elizabeth Kime
Thelma Ottelia Engstrom
Delorosa Evelyn West
Kane High School
George Arthur Stetson
Titusville High School
Norman C. Koontz
Paul J. Murphy
Mr. Stetson
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
WLBW
Oil City
Warren Baseball
Bradner Stadium
Olean
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Thomas
James Masterson
Warren General Hosital
Frank J. Masterson
Madison Avenue
Home Street School
StarValues
Robert W. Stuart
Ap Wng
Liberty St
Madame Bess Palmist
Miss Bess Blossom
Hoover
Wall Street
Torbert Hoover
Moover
Anna K. Lawson
Penna. Ave
Rogers Mill
Germany
Robinsons
Penna. Ave. W
Trust Service
Trust Department
Warren, Pa
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