Automobile Parade Planned For Warren Fourth of July
A July 2 automobile parade to Jamestown is set as a key feature of Warren’s Fourth of July program. The plan emerged at a Liberty Inn banquet with Universal Racing Association reps, Fair Association officials, American Legion Dedication Committee members and press. Roy Parvin chairs the parade committee with Gene Ward and Ralph Brasington to assist. the procession departs Warren at five o’clock and will meet Jamestown Legion and honor dedication services in the morning, followed by Expo Park auto races.
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Jamestown
Warren
Liberty Inn
Liberty Street
Universal Racing Association Reneesentatives
The
Fair Association
American Legion
Ben Kinnear
Roy Parvin
Parvin Motor Company
Automobile
Gene Ward
Ralph Brasington
Legionaire
Parvin
Jamestown American Legion
Tamestown
Legion
Expo Park
Gene Waid
Fair Associaion
Emery, Bradford
Jack Norton
Norton
Kane
Col. Windsor
Walter Johnson
State Armory
Monroe Means
Freg E. Windsor
Harry Riggins
J. Leslie Ellis
Louis Smith
Fred Schmocker
Kay Davis
Harold Putnam
Torsten Milemus
Everett Eddy
Herbert Larson
Charlies Vee
John Carecace
Manley Parker
William Taylor
the Fair Association
Bell Hoskins
Nic Geacimos
Willard Foley
State Senator Hurt as Garage Floor Collapses
New Castle Pennsylvania June 19 State Senator George T Weingartner was seriously injured and David Long a local businessman slightly hurt when a garage floor collapsed trapping them in the basement of the Brown and Long garage Tons of brick and debris fell and workers removed them to Shenango Valley Hospital The incident follows a separate Springfield Republican note praising Paul Poiret addressing Smith College students on leg consciousness
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New Castle
George T. Weingartner
David Long
New Brown and Long
Shenango Valley Hospital
Paul Poiret
Smith College
Springfield Republican
Montgomery Ward opening planned on Liberty street
Progress wade on the 126 construction of the new Montgomery Ward building on Liberty street indicates the store will be opened for business on August 1, according to plan. N. K. Patton, general manager of the chain store division, visited Warren to inspect the building. The item also notes Patton’s roles with the national mail order concern.
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Wade
Montgomery-Ward
Liberty Street
N. K. Patton
Patton
National Mail Order Concern
Warren
Telephone operator awarded Vail medal in Greensboro
Miss Lenora McCann a telephone operator received the Theodore N Vail medal from the South Penn Telephone Company for saving Greensboro from a major fire Oct 10. She remained at her post during the blaze summoning aid from nearby towns to limit damage to the exchange building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
U.P
Lenora McCann
Theodore N. Vail
South Penn Telephone Company
Warren Hears All Kiwanis Night Program in Oil City
Warren sent ten Kiwanis members to the All-Kiwanis Night Program in Oil City on Monday. Delegation included O. A. Pressel W. B. Clark W. L. Snyder B. M. McClure W. L. McClure Bill Hill W. W. Marks Donald McComas Dr. R. L. Young and A. Newton McCausland.
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Warren
Oil City
O. A. Pressel
W. 8. Clark
W. L. Snyder
M. McClure
W. L. McClure
Bill Hill
W. W. Marks
Donald McComas
R. L. Young
A. Newton McCausland
Four Women Escape Serious Injury in Kane Car Crash
Four women two from Warren and two from Clarendon rode in a new sedan when it ran onto a curb at the corner of Bouth Freley street and Pine avenue in Kane. The car crashed head on into a tree causing severe damage but the occupants were only slightly injured.
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Warren
Clarendon
Kane
Bouth Freley Street
Pine Avenue
Unselfish service essential to world peace Cuno asserts
William Cuno former chancellor of Germany told the 19th International Rotary convention in Minneapolis that world peace and security come only when nations and men practice unselfish service. He argued political efforts to secure peace had failed and responded to the welcome by Arthur H. Sapp. A separate San Francisco plea shows a judge granting a divorce after a wife described her husband's winning ways with other women.
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Minneapolis
Minn
U.P
William Cuno
Germany
Cuno
Arthur H. Sapp
San Francisco
Thomas F. Graham
Deaths and Funerals for Orr and Brezee
Mrs. Rose M. Orr died Monday and funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 PM from her daughter’s home with Rev. Charles T. Greer. interment in Oakland cemetery. Mrs. D. D. Brezee of Corydon, died Friday. funeral services were held Monday from her daughter’s home in Randolph, NY, with interment in Corydon cemetery. Attendees included Howard Brezee, Norman Brezees, Norman Weidert and son, Glenn, Jessie Raubinault and son, Patricia Conway, and others. Mrs. Brezee had lived in Corydon for 50 years and is survived by her husband and two daughters in addition to Mrs. Caswell.
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Rose M. Orr
R. C. Pickett
Third Avenue
Charles T. Greer
Oakland Cemetery
D. D. Brezee
Corydon
Melving Caswell
Randolph
N. Y
Corydon Cemetery
Warren
Howard Brezee
Norman Brezee
Norman Weidert
Norman, Jr
Jessie Raubinault
Glenn
William Conway
Patricia
Brezee
Caswell
Mrs Ida Butler Dies After illness at 76 in Tionesta home
Mrs Idg Catherine Butler died Tuesday morning at 1 40 after a two week illness at the home of her daughter Mrs H M Dove 311 Jackson Avenue She was 76 and a member of the Methodist church at Tionesta Survived by one daughter Mrs H M Dove and Charles H Butler of Warren three sisters Mrs Sophia Lindal Mrs J A Adams of Tionesta and Mrs Urban Mong of Warren one brother Truman Hill Youngsville and two granddaughters Alberta Butler and Madelyn Dove of Warren Funeral announcements will be made later.
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Ida Butler
Idg
Catherine Butler
H. M. Dove
Jackson Avenue
Methodist Church
Tionesta
Charles H. Butler
Warren
Sophia Lindal
J. A. Adams
Tiones
James Steele Moore Dies at 79 in Sugargrove
James Steele Moore of Sugargrove, age 79, died Tuesday morning after a yearlong illness. Survived by six children, one sister in Belfast, twelve grandchildren, and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral from John Moore’s home Thursday at 2 PM. burial in Sugargrove cemetery. He lived in the community 36 years and was a Sugargrove Presbyterian church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Steele Moore
Sugargrove
Edward Finlay
Youngsville
Willis Brindley
Edward Abbott
Archie Richardson
A. G. Abbott
John Moore
Sarah Moore
Belfast
Ireland
Moore
Local Man Enters Display Contest at Heelas Flower Shop
Max Chapman manager of Heelas Flower ShopThird avenue competes for one of six round trip tickets to Europe in Travel Window Display Competition sponsored by United States Shipping Board and Merchant Fleet corporation. Chapman has blanks ready and will enter a window display including three display materials supplied by the sponsor. Awards announced by July 30 with judges Bruce Barton W S Stensgaard and Lee Priston. First and second awards in three city size classes. Wayne Smith of 214 Madison Avenue to become assistant cashier at Emporium Trust Company.
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Max Chapman
Heelas
Third Avenue
Europe
United States
United States Shipping Board
Bruce Barton
W. S. Stensgaard
Lee Priston
Wayne Smith
Madison Avenue
Emporium Trust Company
Mr. Smith
Metzger-Wights
Plans For Church Campaign Set For Wednesday
First Baptist members are called to a mid week service to plan a 65000 debt clearance campaign. Finance chair Herbert D. Harris notes the drive aims to fund the new building and expand community work, with daily 7 30 pm services from June 26 to July 1 led by Dr Divine.
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First Baptist Church
Herbert D. Harris
Divine
Warren Loses to Titusville County Golfers on Home Course
Warren Conway Valley Country Club suffered a heavy defeat on the Titusville course as Titusville golfers won 454 to 8. Every Titusville player scored at least one point in the match.
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Titusville County Club
Warren Conewango Valley Country Club
Titusville
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J. G. Ginader
Epworth M. E
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
McManus and Yaegle
Frank McManus
McManus
Peter Yaegle
Universal Auto Racing Association
Exposition Park
Citizens National Bank
Doug Wallace
Mac McClure
Billy Winn
Lcity Department of
John Gridders
Walter Powell
Harry Logan
Buffalo
Floyd Calvert
Nelson
Victor E. Nelson
Catherine Nelson
Warren, R. D
First Ordinance Company
Miller Field
N. J
United States Army
Raritan Arsenal
T. L. Blair
Walter A. Powell
John Gidders
L. Moor
Corry Hospital
Pleasantville
Ade B. Clodfelter
Garber
Clodfelter
VAIL
Ford
Russell Garage
Ilickory St
Ginader
Great Lakes
DWARE
Ida Mellen
New York Aquarium
Melten
U. S. Shipping Board
Baptist
Sundell Auto Electric CO
Penn's
Avenue East
Peerless Garage
Willys Knight and
Whippet Sales and Service
H. G. Rogers
Penna. Ave. E
Waxman
SAVE
Bell
Penna. Ave
East Side
Cor
Parker & Pa
Ave. E
Chaffee Tire Shop Automotive Accessories
Bell Phone
Pa. Ave. W
Clarence W. Beckley
Morell’s Quick Shoe Repair Shop
Penna. Ave. W
Warren, Pa
A. L. Hodges Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Opp
Warren Nat'l Bank
E. D. Everts
Mullen Drug CO
Prescription Druggists
Penna
Ave. West
Warren Dry Cleaning CO
Carl R. Barker
Pennsylvania Ave
Lewismarket
Pennsylvania Ave. East
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