Legion Approves Kinnear Pact for Warren Legion Home
The Warren post votes secretly to authorize Commander Kinnear to sign a contract with Ket cham Inc of Pittsburgh to raise 50000 for a Legion home. Funds are raised via trustee certificates worth 100 each, dollar for dollar returns to donors. A school, Easter egg hunt, and a Chamberlin talk are planned events with April dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kinnear
Ketcham, Inc
Pittsburgh
Legion Home
Warren
Commander Kinnear
Ketcham
American Legion
Friends of the Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Hold Nationwide Patriotic Rallies
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will support an Americanism program and plan patriotic rallies across the United States for Memorial Day. Dinsmoor Schwing post is coordinating with the national campaign while laying out a local program in coming weeks. Committee members include Commander Earl R. Small J H West and H R McCalmont with Fred Stover added to oversee Warren participation in the national plan. The drive aims to counter alleged anti American influences.
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United States
Dinsmoor-Schwing Post
Warren
National Organization
Post
Earl R. Small
J. H. West
H. R.mccalmont
Ihief
Fred Stover
Earthquakes, moons, and a vote for business leadership
A fragment discusses a citizen endorsing a business oriented president while noting earthquakes detected far away and the moon’s influence on tides. It mentions Professor Orndorf in Washington and the Self-Emograph device revealing distant quakes and the earth's rounded shape through submarine mountain activity.
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Orndorf
Washington
East Indies
The
Perth
Earth
Rev G Harry Nelson Returns From Pittsburgh Evangeli
The Reverend G Harry Nelson pastor of the Swedish Missionary E church returned Monday from Pittsburgh where he spent two weeks conducting evangelistic services. He will lead the regular mid week prayer service at the focal church Wednesday at 745 PM. A number of Warren youths study at Thiel College in Greenville.
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Harry Nelson
Pittsburgh
Nelson
Focal Church
Lake Shore Country Club to rise near Erie front
Andrew Land the Erie realtor announces a million dollar Lake Shore Country Club project seven miles west of Erie. The development will feature an 18 hole golf course a clubhouse and a residential colony along 3000 feet of Lake Erie's shore.
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Lake Shore Country Club
Andrew Land
Erie Realtor
Erie
Lake Erie
Clear Allegheny River Ice Thaws After Weeks of Freeze
The Allegheny River around Tri bune Circle shed most ice today for the first time in weeks with only a thin edge remaining along the shorelines.
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Allegheny River
Tribune Circle
Railroad Officials Tour Warren Division On Inspection
F. D. Davis of Buffalo General Superintendent of the Northern Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad led a party of railroad officials on a three coach special train for a general inspection of the Renova division. E. B. Johns of Erie Superintendent of the Renova division accompanied the group. The tour began in Warren and was to conclude in Erie this afternoon after departing Renova Monday morning.
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F. D. Davis
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Renova
Warren
E. B. Johns
Erie
Police dog returned to owner after confinement at headquarters
A female police dog held in a cell at the police headquarters Monday morning was claimed later the same day by its owner Dick Bartsch of Franklin Street. Police Chief George Haehn, returning Monday from Los Angeles with prisoner L. P. Foster, reported the trip crossed sixteen states. Haehn witnessed Charley Pyle's cross country race start and saw Amie McPherson during a Los Angeles visit.
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Dick Bartsch
Franklin Street
George Haehn
Los Angeles
California
L. P. Foster
Califonia
Hehn
Charley Pyle
Amie McPherson
Deaths and Funerals notice roundup
Deaths and Funerals list services for Joseph Loney at his son Guy Loney s home 202 North South Street with interment in Scott Cemetery Starbrick Charlie Carlson died at his Akeley home and was buried in Hale Cemetery Akeley Edith E Nielson of 229 Pennsylvania Avenue died at Warren General Hospital services held at Lutz Mortuary with interment at Oakland Cemetery.
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Reates
Joseph Loney
Guy Loney
North South Street
Scott Cemetery
Starbrick
Charlie Carlson
Akeley
Hale Cemetery
Edith E. Nielson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren General Hospital
Lutz
Oakland Cemetery
Two and Three Story Addition Planned at Warren Plant
An addition of two and three stories was begun Tuesday morning at the plant office of Borough Secretary Marjorie Daugherty by Warren contractor Peter son and the Laurel Street firm in charge. Mrs James Alexander, patient at Warren General Hospital, was reported resting comfortably Tuesday. A Buick coup and an Overland sedan were damaged in a minor crash at Hickory street and Third avenue with no injuries reported. F M Hiberger of Harrisburg conferred with Warren school officials on building plans and was to meet the building committee later Tuesday before leaving town.
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Lloyd Helm
Metzger-Wright’s
General Electric
Schenectady
New York
Helm
al Smith
Borough
Marjorie Daugherty
Warren Chair Works
Laurel Street
Uit
Peterson
Warren
James Alexander
Frank Tinstreet
the Warren General Hospital
A. M. Byers Company
Pittsburgh
W. P. Simpson
John M. Sweet
Clarendon
Hickory Street
Third Avenue
West
F. M. Hiberger
Harrisburg
Hubert Eicher
Pennsylvania Department of School Buildings
P. W. M. Pressel
Floyd Clinger
Board of Education
Modern Aircraft Topic At Warren Academy Meeting
Three papers were presented at the March gathering of the Natural Science Section in Warren. Herbert Stone described various types of modern aircraft while Walter Schollhammer discussed astronomy in The Cow Pasture at Night. Diagrams and slides of the moon and stars complemented the talk. Berger St Edlund of Sugargrove High School discussed coal mining with illustrations. The next Natural Sciences Section meeting is set for April 6.
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Natural Science
Warren Academy of Sciences
Herbert Stone
Walter Schollhammer
Berger St
Edlund
Sugargrove High School
Hodges Clothes All Star Industrial to Play Preliminary
Hodges Clothes Terrors and War ren High Reserves will meet in the preliminary to Hodges Clothes All Star Industrial court game the first in a series. The match is scheduled for Wednesday night at the Y M C A floor.
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Hodges Clothes Terrors
Warren High
Hodges Clothes
Y. M
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Youngsville
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