Safety meeting held at Strathers-Wells Company
Charles M. Senft Globe Indemnity Supervising Field Engineer led a second safety meeting for Strathers-Wells employees in Warren on a Friday. He warned that 1927 saw over 85,000 U S accidental deaths, urged preventive thinking, honesty after accidents, and emphasized consistent use of safety goggles to protect sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Senft
Globe Indemnity Company
Warren
Strathers- Wells Company
Strathers-Wells
Senft
Mr. Senft
United States
War ren Fourth parade plans and guard details outlined
Col Windsor directs crowd control during bridge dedication and parade as troops and Gold Star mothers depart for Warren. A battalion plus an extra company including the 112th Erie band will be present. State Police and highway patrol will assist. Booster parades are set for July 2 with over 200 cars expected in James Fown Kane and Corry routes under traffic direction by Chief Haehn and Sheriff Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Col. Windsor
Fair Grounds
112Th Regiment
Erie
Atendance
State Highway Department
Parvin's
James Fown
Kane
Corry
George Haehn
Harey Jefferson
Jain
Gene S Ward
Froward
Brrarcen
Face of the Times on Birth Control and Cinema Giants
The piece argues for stringent birth control and sterilization of the unfit while noting shifts in population control from past methods. It cites China’s change in infant mortality, declares nature’s cruel selections doomed, and foresees artificial population limits if civilization halts war and disease. It then moves to film industry trends, predicting larger screens, revised production, and a surge in sound-era writers. It endorses Hoover campaign direction and a steel cartel for global markets, urging farmer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Australia
Heap couple welcomed daughter in Baltimore
Birth notice from Warren reports Mr. and Mrs. Earl N. Heap of Baltimore Maryland are the parents of a daughter born June 21. The mother formerly was Olga Stohl of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Earl N. Heap
Baltimore
Oil Prices by Grade and Pipeline Districts
Market table lists prices paid for various oil grades by purchasing agencies. Prices range from 3.05 in New York Transit lines to 1.50 in multiple lines. Regional entries include Buckeye Pipe Line Co., Eureka Pipe Line Co., Cumberland Pipe Line, Stoll Oil Refining Co., and Canadian and Michigan locations with several grades such as Pennsylvania Grade, Keister crude, Ragland Grade, and Saginaw Sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Pradford District
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Mnes
Indiana Refining Co
Weat
Kentucky
Cumberland
Barren An Ve
Paragen We CO
Eseerses
Stoll Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Western Kentucki Es
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Berea
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw Sand
Indiana
Princeton, Wooster
Plymouth
Bobby Jones Clings to Lead in Open After Third Round
Bobby Jones of Atlanta maintains a two-stroke edge over Henry Ciuci at the 32nd national open golf championship in Chicago. Jones posted 73 for the round to reach 217 overall, despite a rocky stretch on the inward nine after a strong start with a 35 at the turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Fields
Chicago
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Jones
Henry Ciuci
Stratford
Conn
R. E. Rolfe
Harry Hampton
P. O. Hart
Wheeling
W. Va
Chet Beer
Taft
Calif
Irvin Ottwan
Louisvile
Johnny Farrell
New York
Joe. Turnesa
White Plains
al Watrous
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bill Mehlhorn
Frank Ball
CG. Guest
Detroit
Chick Trout
Topeka
Kant
W. Kossman
Belleville, Jr
George von Elin
J. A. Tarrant
Hollywood
Cal
F. S. Garlett
Wauwatosa
Wis
Gene Sarazen
Flushing
Faul Runyan
Little Rock
Ark
F. Nunnally
Urban
Galif
F. Serafin
Wilkes Barre
J. Barnes
New Rochelle
Elmsford
N. Y
J. Gordon
East Amhurst
W. W. Crowder
Cleveland
Johnny Jones
Seattle
Wash
Y H. D. Shute
Columbus
Ohio
Willie Klem
Officers Elected by Mission Society at First M E Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church held its last meeting of the season in the Dunham parlors. Officers were elected for the coming year including President Mrs. Harry Trezise and Vice Presidents Mrs. F. C. Eaton and Mrs. Jerry Grary among others. Mrs. James Perks led a program with Miss Jennie Thomas as secretary, and Mrs. E. H. Trushel directed the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Dunham
James Perks
E. H. Troshel
Harry Trezise
F. C. Eaton
Jerry Grary
H. Noyes
M. J. Beaty
Jennie Thomas
C.J. Crary
J. O. Messerly
I. A. Reed
Helen Noyes
C. PF. Lutz
C. T. Greer
E. H. Trushel
Little Light Bearers
Skillman
Kings’ Herald
Blanche Hawkins
Postponed games and community events in Warren
Rainy schedule shifts halt two baseball games including State Hospital Bankers contest and the fated Legion game rescheduled for next Saturday. Rotary noon talk by Rev. Greer on The Covers of War followed by new club officers. Union services at Trinity at 7 30. Baptist drive aims 65000 to wipe debt. Jamestown fine for unlicensed driving. Two children moved to Erie home after Scott overhead accident. Veg crop outlook upbeat. Lions escape by John Robinson Circus in Oil City. giraffe dies and actress injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fux Ine Jota
Legion Tooo Wut
Tidioute Endeavor
North Waren
State Hospital
Bankers
Greer
Charles T. Greer
First Methodist Church
Rotary Celeb
Momiay
Scott Overhead
Irvine
Mary Smith
Erie
Tate
Warren General Hospital
John Robinson Circus
Oil City
Campaign notes on Democratic and Hoover campaign figures
A summary of remarks and moves from Cordell Hull, Senator George of Georgia, Senator Reed, Governor Alfred E. Smith, and President Coolidge era. The report mentions prohibition positions, anticipated resolutions, craft of the Democratic platform, and potential nominations and speeches. It notes Hubert Work's resignation plans as Republican national committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
Democratc Party
Hubert A. Work
Republican National Committee
Washington
Brule, Wis
Secretary of the Interior
President Coolidge
Amundsen Search Signals Reported From Arctic Air Route
Radio signals heard by the Russian icebreaker Maligin near the Hope Islands were believed to originate from a Farman seaplane carrying Roald Amundsen and four companions. The plane departed Tromsoe to search for Italia crew and faced continuing rescue efforts as two Swedish planes scouted Nobile’s encampment at Noible.
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Tromsoe
Norway
U. P
Archangel
Farman
Maligin
North East Land
Roald Amundsen
Lieb Dietrichsen
Rene Gui
Nobile
Quebec
Que
U.P
le Soleil
Marconi
Rome
Umberto Nobile
Citta di Milano
Tornberg
Virgo Bay
Stock market slips amid weak weekend session in New York
In terse New York trading, only a few strong leaders moved, while the rest of the market fell to a low ebb. Major issues declined with United States Steel near its yearly low, General Motors and General Electric off a point or more, copper shares easing after a brief strength, and heavy selling in motor, Radio Corporation, and airplane stocks. Rails held only slight gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Bandtery Corporation
S. Steel
General Motors
General
Lone Bandit Robs Train Near Buffalo for 1500
A lone bandit robbed New York Central train No 14 en route to Buffalo of about 1500 dollars. Posses scour the area as rain falls. no clue yet. Other brief notes include a Harrisburg wedding for Miss Nellie Powell Payne and Kent Crosby Darling, with European honeymoon plans, and local medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blissfield
Mich
U. P
New York Central
Buffalo
American Railway Express
W. H. Filler
Paul DeFrees
Frederick Darling
Harrisburg
Nellie Powell Payne
Frank Payne
Kent Crosby Darling
Edward C. Darling
Richmond
Virginia
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Europe
Mr. Darling
Mrs. Filler
Mrs. DeFrees
Four Penny League Golf Opens With Four Clubs In Play
The Northpenn Bradford Moonbrook Jamestown and Conneango Valley clubs vie in the first Four Penny League golf tournament on local club greens. Seventy two players in eighteen foursomes compete for points toward the September 15 Northpenn course final. a buffet luncheon precedes tonight’s dinner as delegations tour the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northpenn
Bradford
Moonbrook
Jamestown
Titusville
Conenango Valley
Conewango Valley
Warren
M. C. Parshall
H. R. Fischer
H. W. Conarre
H. A. Crary
A. Pressel
J. P. Graham
C. Young
Kirberger
Elmer Lundahl
H. D. Colt
R. Stewart
M. W. Russell
Albert Rasmussen
W. H. Haines
M. ©. Stoddart
D. D. Kopf
Morrison
Ross
Tinkham
Hayward
Hall
Thomas
Marcus
Snodgras
Sellimar, Jr
Brier
Garrett
Lounsbury
Dahlstrom
Fischer
M. A. Hall
MacPherson
Morganstern
Esatman
Kraffert
Critchlow
McMierney
Dillon
Daly
McKinney
Anderson
Haskell
Grandin
Billen
Doty
H. Sherwood
Stenger
von Tackey
Hopkins
Love
E. Sherwood
Peebles
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Globe Indemnity Co
Bridge Services
Page
Mr. Brush
James Barrie
Rhodes
Grover Cleveland
Librarian of Congress
Winfield R. Sheehan
Mr. Sheehan
Secretary Work
Interior Department
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Work
Senator Curtis
Big” Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Steel Export Association of America
United States Steel
Bobby
Mission Society
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
J. L. Ware
Trinity
Baptist Churchdrive
First Baptist Church of
F. H. Divine
Grover Bender
Lander
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
George
Georgia
Houston
James A.reed
Smith
Albany
George van Namee
Coolinge
Hoover-Curtis
George N. Feek
John LeJeune
Marine Corps
Alabama
le Mur Permanent Wave
New York City
Beauty and Barber Shop
Pa. Ave. E
Ireport
Amundsen Radio
Lone Bandit
Henry Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue West
L. H. Landon
Pittsburgh
J. L. Blair
San Angelo
Texas
Chautauqua Lake
Blaisdell
Dressen
Borrard
Fox
Brooder
Drake
Dana
Eckert
Walter
Wolfe
Fitzgibbon
Sharpe
Rey
Dairs
Booth
Graft
Nuller
Ata Bu
Kileiert
Betes
Johnson Brothers
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