Young Driver Billy Winn To Race on July Fourth
Spectators at Warren Fair grounds will see Billy Winn the youngest A A A racer ever registered. From Riverhead New York and Hot Hokus New Jersey he brings his own design the Winn Special to a half mile dirt track event. Winn faces Bob Robinson and other veteran drivers while his wife and mother watch from a local hotel.
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Warren Fair Grounds
Billy Winn
Winn
Warren
Riverhead
L. 1
Hot Hokus
N. J
Bob Robinson
Wallace
Girl acquitted of murder charge in Allegheny Court
Olga Pawlishak a 17 year old Fair Oaks girl was acquitted by a nine man jury in Allegheny county criminal court of murder in the killing of Mike Anderson shot at her home on January 8. The jury deliberated a little over an hour and she remained in jail on an involuntary manslaughter charge awaiting action by the assistant district attorney.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Olga Pawlishak
Fair Oaks
Mike Anderson
Miss Pawlinshak
E. T. Adair
Mike Papowich
Anderson
Miss. Pawlishak
Papowich
A. B. Smith
Susquehanna County
I Will Not Be Responsible for Bills Not Contracted
A declination of liability is stated by the speaker who asserts they will cover no charges beyond those they personally contracted. The note emphasizes personal responsibility for debts and excludes any obligation for others’ expenses.
Land sale adjournment delays bids to July 11
County treasurer R. E. Ward adjourned the land sale to July 11 at 10 am in the county courthouse. No acreage or seated and unseated land estimates were available. The morning session saw spirited bidding, while other notes include circus car plans and local notices.
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R. E. Ward
Deaths and Funerals Summary for Local Residents
Funeral services were held or announced for several local residents. John Jacob Rapp’s services were at 2:30 PM Wednesday from his home at 423 Chestnut, with interment in Oakland cemetery. Neil Paterson’s services were set for Thursday at 8 PM from his home at 7 Cedar Street with Rev. L. M. Barnard officiating. interment in Oakland cemetery. Ann Miriam Richardson, age 6, daughter of Percy R. and Violet Richardson of Butler, Pa., had private services at 2 PM Wednesday from the Richardson home, with interment in Oakland cemetery. Solomon Brown of Limestone township had services at Grand Valley church Wednesday at 2 PM, with a 12:30 PM prayer service at his home. interment followed in Grand Valley cemetery.
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John Jacob Rapp
Chestnut Street
Oakland Cemetery
Neil Paterson
Cedar Street
L. M. Barnard
Grace M. E. Church
Ann Miriam Richardson
Percy R
Violet Vandersluys Richardson
Butler, Pa
F. W. Richardson
Biddle Street
J. L. Ware
Solomon Brown
Limestone Township
Grand Valley Church
Grand Valley Cemetery
Three Warren Men Named Senior Master Examiners
Three Warren men John Hessey Clare Hanmore and Philip S Peabody will receive official cards designating them as examiners of applicants for the rank of senior master swimmer and senior master life saver. The recognition comes from Doc Colegrove CMA physical instructor and a letter from Dr John Brown Jr of New York City chairman of the international committee of the YMCA physical department praising their qualification and achievement.
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Warren
John Hessey
Clare Hanmore
Philip S. Peabody
Colegrove
John Brown, Jr
New York City
International Committee
Physical Department
War costs and guilt in a postwar view from New York pages
A fragmented reflection on wartime guilt and economic fallout. It notes French currency devaluation postwar, warns that victory does not pay, and argues that future wars threaten civilization. It stresses preparing for conflict, and cites Lloyd George on youth as a continuing factor.
Illusion and faith guide voters in a war-torn era
The text muses on religion and belief as essential to humanity, from Voltaire to atomic science. It notes youth facing questions of origin and purpose, then predicts solemn political rhetoric as thousands of first-time voters arrive, likely swayed by environment and instruction rather than reason.
Discuss New Home For Kane American Legion Post
A Kane meeting of the American Legion discussed erecting a new post home. The proposal was received with favorable reaction but no action was taken at the session.
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American Legion
Kane
Plead Guilty to Theft of Engine by Two Sheffield Men
Harry Harkens and Harry Hallenbaugh of Sheffield pleaded guilty to larceny of a movable steam engine owned by Stvall Pennsylvania Lumber. They were arraigned before Justice J. H. Pretty, bail set at 1000, and sent to Warren County jail to await the next criminal court term. The complaint was signed by Gibson, superintendent of the Nesta Valley Railroad, noting the locomotive theft occurred Saturday night.
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Rable
Stvall
Pennsylvania Lumber
J. H. Pretty Sheffield
Warren County
Gibson
Nesta Valley Railroad
St . Harkens and Hallenbaugh
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Wilbur B. Mead
Pittsfield
W. Masters
Coe
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey's
Warren Tank Car Company
Curt
Curt” Armstrong
Pat
H. H. Miller
Camp Stow
Chautauqua Lake
John F. Clark
Yestersday
Clark
Warren County Motor Club
S. M. McClure
Warren High School
P. W. M. Pressel
Warren Borough
Youngs
Oil City
Charles Young
Dewey Arnold
Russell
Fifth Avenue
Market Street
Arnold
Allegheny
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Port Allegheny
Fear Child
Erie
Helen Onacko
Erie Circus
Excell Animal Circus
Philip Peabody
Page
New York
Lloyd George
Warren Barber and Beauty Supply House
F. P. Caro, Prop
Mgr
Penna. Ave. E
Warren, Pa
First National
United States
Ame
Voltaire
Monte Carlo
Jergen’s
Sheffield
Harry Harkens
Harry Hallenbaugh
Miss Leach
Christ
Ohio Wesleyan University
First Evangelical Church
Liberty
Hickory
Armstrong Welding Shop
Ave. W
Welsbach
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