Gentlemen Prefer Blonde opens at library theatre
A Paramount comedy adaptation of Anita Loos's novel, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, opened at the library theatre. Lorelei, the blonde star, leads a lively tour from Arkansas to Paris with an all-star cast and witty subtitles. The second feature, The Yellow Lily, stars Billy Dove in a Hungarian romance directed by Alexander Korda, praised for exotic color and strong cast performances.
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Paramount Screen
Lbrary Theatre
Paramount
Anita Loos
Lorelie
Igger
Lorelei
Dorothy
Sir Francis Beekman
Henry Spofard
Gus Eisman
Robert An
Louis
Arkansas
Carex
Little Rock
Hollywood
New York
Paris
Alice White
Chester Conklin
Trixie Friganza
Holmes Herbert
Ford Stecing
Emly Fittory
Blanche Friderici
Lor Jei
Ruth Taylor
Miss Lois
John Emerson
Malcolm St. Clair
Columbia
Hungary
Billy Dove
First National
Miss Dove
Clive Brook
Alexander Korda
Lajos Biro
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Jane Winton
Nicholas Soussanin
Charles Puffy
Marc MacDermott
Paul Vincenti
Eugenie Besserer
Yola d’Avril
Anna Varney
Billie Dove
Anita Lea
Library Theatre
Notice of estate discharge in Warren County Orphans Court
The administrator of the estate of Nettie E. Farnsworth will present a petition for discharge to the Warren County Orphans Court on Friday July 6 1928 at 10:00 A M or as soon thereafter as the court may determine. Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co acts as administrator. Also notice of ordinance committee meeting in Warren Borough to revise codify and recommend licenses and fees for peddlers and foreign dealers to be held June 28 1928 at 7:80 o'clock in the Council Chambers with interested parties invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie E. Farnsworth
Orphans’ Court of
Warren County
Warren Borough
No Place To Go Arrives At Columbia Wednesday
Mary Astor stars as a flapper in No Place To Go a First National comedy drama at the Columbia Theatre Wednesday. Also in the cast are Lloyd Hughes Hallam Colley Virginia Lee Corbin Myrtle Stedman Jed Prouty with direction by Mervyn LeRoy and production by Henry Hobart for First National.
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Columbia Wed
Mary Astor
Columbia Theatre
Miss Astor
Lloyd Hughes
Nead
Hallam Colley
Virginia Lee Corbin
Myrtle Stedman
Jed Prouty
Mer
Orphans Court Citation For Ida Chipman Heirs In Warren Pa
Alzada Gray petitions the Warren County Orphans Court claiming devisee rights to Ida L. Chipman residence in Youngsville Borough. A citation is issued to Alice Haupin Lizzie Haupin Ada Haupin Hen non and Lulu Haupin Guy to show cause within 30 days why Gray should not be decreed as the devisee and receive the house and lot. Failure to respond may admit the petition’s facts. Attorney: Peter E. Nelson, Warren, Pa.
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Orphans’ Court
Warren’ County
Pennsylvania
Alice Haupin
Lizzie Haupin
Ade Haupin
Hennon
Lulu Haupie Guy
Iesbacere
Alzada Gray
Orphans’ Court of
Warren County
Ida L. Chipman
Youngsville
Ada Haupin Hennon
Lulu Haupin Guy
Peter E. Nelson
Warren
Administration Notice for Estate of Kate McWilliams
Letters of Administration granted to undersigned for Kate McWilliams late of Warren Pa. deceased. All indebted persons must pay immediately and those with claims to present them duly authenticated for settlement. G. E. Seavy May 28, 1928.
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Kate McWilliams
Warren
Warren County
G. E. Seavy
Warren, Pa
Warren County Meet at Akeley
Warren County Mail Carriers Association members were entertained at Postmistress Mrs. T. J. Harrington’s home in Akeley. A supper and meeting followed in the M E B church basement with red white and blue decor. Delegates were chosen for the State Convention at Wilkes-Barre in July. The Ladies Auxiliary elected officers and voted honorary membership for Mrs Clyde Baker. Several guests attended despite rain, with appreciation expressed for local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Baker
Wilkes-Barre
Ward Culbertson
Sweeney
McIntosh
Culbertson
Harrington
Akeley
Anton Lindquist
Victor Lunamark
Sheriff Sale Notice in Warren County Pennsylvania 1928
A writ of Fieri Facias leads to sale of Mead Township land in Warren County on July 23 1928 at 2 PM at the Court House Warren Borough. The parcel covers 21 100 acres with a frame dwelling, garage and work room and is seized as the property of Howard Anthony in the suit by C C Smith Company Inc. Sheriff H H Jefferson oversees proceedings with dates 6 26 7 3 10 1928 31 listed.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren Borough
Pennsylvania
Mead Township
Andying
August Schillise
Schillise
Six Mile Run Road
Eaid
Howard Anthony
C. C. Smith Company Inc
H. H. Jefferson
Balance Wheel: Mrs Roosevelt as Roosevelts' balance wheel
This feature recalls President Theodore Roosevelt and Judge Ben Lindsey, noting their friendship, the Bull Moose era split from Taft, and how Edith Roosevelt charmed newspaper women at a Chicago tea. The piece highlights Edith Roosevelt as Roosevelt's emotional balance wheel and wit contrasting her husband’s scarce humor.
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Idah McGlone Gibson
Roosevelt
Ben Lindsey
Denver
William Howard Taft
Repub
Chicago
T. R
Congress Hotel
Mrs. Roosevelt
Edith
Jena
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy's Trophies
Wilbur B Meads Pittsfield Pa notes responsibility disclaimer and signed date May 25 1931 in a short interment item.
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Wilbur B. Mead
Pittsfield
Jamestown Choir Stages Musical Comedy at Lander
The Calvary Baptist church choir of Jamestown N Y presented the musical comedy Receiving the Parson at the Community House under Local Sunshine Club auspices to raise funds for church painting. The two act comedy featured Deacon Joshua Judd Nancy Judd and Rev Thaddeus Moore with songs and a monologue between acts. A Cemetery Society meeting followed with eleven members and five visitors quilting and socializing.
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C. C. Carlson
Nancy Judd
Elizabeth Penhattow
Deacon Jones
J. W. Young
Clementine Jones
Grace Bell
Emmaline Jones
Nancy
Bill
Alma Lewis
Deacon Samuel Tripp
J. F. Miller
Fannie Tripp
Ethel Dracup
Deacon Grumm
Clarence Culver
Herbert Geisler
Theodore Morgan
Glenn Lewis
Thaddeus Moore
Russell Penhollow
Emmaline
Heartsease
Miss Pansy
Teddy
Mrs. Jones
Rain Damages Roads and Bridges in Township Ledger
John Mahan reports heavy rains damaging creeks and roads in the township. Flood stages closed stretches including Fairbank Corner and Thompson Hill road. Fences torn, fields washed, and crops at risk. Also notes the seventh annual Firth Reunion at Homer Lindell residence with forty relatives from Jamestown Sugargrove and Warren. new officers elected. Births deaths marriages listed. social notes from Jackson Run and Jamestown visits.
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John Mahan
Fairbank Cornera
Thompson Hill
Firth
Homer
Lindell
Jamestown
Sugargrove
Warren
Neil Firth
Hazel Firth
Mary Firth
Reti
Agnes Firth
Cora Firth
Robert Firth
Kenneth Keller
Jean Firth
Esther Firth
Jay
Speakers Hold Up Mirror to Doctors
A minister, a lawyer and an editor addressed Warren County Medical Society members at Conewango Club. Rev. Harold F. Stoddard noted physicians rarely attend church, while County Solicitor Peter E. Nelson highlighted faults and praised virtues of medical men and joked that doctors have as much right to disagree as lawyers. Paul Riston urged reconciling physician reserve with news rights.
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Warren County Medical Society
Conewango Club
Harold F. Stoddard
Peter E. Nelson
Paul Riston
Cross-Word Puzzle Solution Fragment and Scrambled Clues
The page shows a scrambled, truncated crossword with horizontal clues and misread lines. It lists numbers, partial word fragments, and stray names such as Morr y Copreiges and King Poataren Syndicate, Inc, alongside garbled entries for clues like 1-small child and 42-beverage, indicating a damaged puzzle page with unreadable portions and inconsistent attributions.
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Fier
Waid-Rogers CO
Warren Savings Banks& Trust Co
Bidg
Dane
Arthur
Atlantic
Dancer
Flame—Aviation
Diemer
MLE
Bernice Harrington
Albion
Richard Holt
Edinboro
Clarence Hale
Charles Hale
Alec Austin
Lakewood
Sheriff Sale
Billie
Comedy—News
Thak Metilone Gibson
Cumor
Edith Kermit Roosevelt
Seta Ascanod Library
Gold Digger
Ford Sterling
RUTH _ TAYLOR
Pathe News
Mack Sennett
Thurs & Fri
Carl Dane and
George K. Arthur
Jamestown Choir
Lander
Cemetery Society
Johnson Home
D. A. Johnson
Harry Ludwick
Fred White
Jackson Run
Genevieve Firth
N.Y
Bass Anna Arnyall
Robert Mahan
Sugarmrove
Copreiges
King Poataren Syndicate, Inc
Aketeh
Faaten
Hadipa
Dite
Snate
Rey
Ine
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