Regulations for Fire Dept Bring Chief’s Comment
Fire Chief Gordon criticised the five department rules read by Borough Solicitor Blackman at last night’s council meeting. One regulation would shift hiring and firing power from the chief to the fire council upon a declaration of intent. Gordon noted wording changes made since the fire committee drafted the rules. Offerle, committee chair, said changes came on his suggestion. Blackman said committees traditionally draft such regulations for the departments they supervise. Offerle urged filing a copy in the borough secretary’s office for June review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Blackman
Pinckman
J. Offerle
Council
Offerle
Gifted Trio to Offer Concert at First Baptist Church
The Continental Trio brings a varied program to First Baptist Church on Friday May 11 featuring Frio from Rochester N J Curry Milton Spidel a dramatic reader and humorist Ruth Newberry Carstens storyteller Holser Rhine Carstens pianist. Sponsored by the B P U of the church proceeds fund both the trio and the B P U tickets 50 cents adults 35 cents children.
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First Baptist Church
Frio
Rochester
N. J
Curry Milton Spidell
Service
Drummond
Ruth Newberry Carstens
Olive Schreiner
Holser Rhine Carstens
Bellingham
Washington
Curtail Visit Denied Prince Carol of Roumania
British authorities moved to expel Prince Carol after plans to fly to Roumania and campaign to seize power. A Scotland Yard official pressed him to cut his visit while government weighed a deportation order due to his activities. Also reported are peasant marches toward Bucharest and martial law in Transylvania with foreign nationals expelled at the frontier.
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Carol
Roumania
Evening Standard
Foreign Office
Home Office
England
Daily Express
Scotland Yard
London
Prince Carol of
High Yard
Godstone
Surrey
Berlin
Bucharest
Budapest
Bekeszaba
Transylvania
Manine
Tragic Flight of Nungesser and Coli Began One Year Ago
Paris dispatch recalls the May dawn takeoff from Le Bourget by Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli in the failed trans Atlantic attempt. The White Bird disappeared after crossing into the English Channel leaving Madame Nungesser waiting in vain for news. The mission in Europe sparked doubt and awe among aviators including Lindbergh Byrd Chamberlin and Levine.
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Ralph Ehinzen
United Press
Paris
U. P
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Lindbergh
Byr
Chamberlin
le Bourget
America
France
English
Nova Scotia
Madame Nungesser
Charles
Charles Lindbergh
Byrd
Chamberlin and Levine
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Colt Nungesser
Coli
Wat
Nungeseer
Colt
Atlantic
Miss West Leads National Fraternal Congress And Party Tour
Miss West a lone woman president candidate for the National Fraternal Congress of America and a Michigan Republican committee member, has earned White House visits and a 1924 honorary Master of Arts from the University of Michigan for pioneering women’s fraternal work. Her prominence noted as she travels from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia Harrisburg Uniontown Pittsburgh and New Castle during May events.
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Morrow
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Uniontown
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Miss West
National Fraternal Congress of America
North America
University of Michigan
Republican National Committee For
Michigan
National Committee
White House
Coolidge
Detroit Free Press
Warren West Review
E. D. Everett
Edith Nesmith
Edna Offerle
the C. Rogers
Anna B. Wincrster
Rose Rhinhead
James Hedges
W. Embell
Ida Arnold
Sarah McCleller
Encle K. Brenton
Katherine Smith
Anne E. Miller
F. M. Knapp
Emme C. Keller
MM. Graham
Harriette M. Hornstrom
Anna Laurence
Edda L. Lauffenburger
Clara Swick
Mary E. James
Belle Waters Phillips
T. W. Weakley
Laura Swit
H. J. Rowley
A A. Riwa
Mary J. Witz
Mary C. Cobb
Anna Olson
Lulu Lubeld
N. W. Ault
W. E. German
Clinic for North Warren Postponed
The summer round on clinic for the children of North Warren and surrounding communities has been postponed to next Thursday due to doctors being unavailable on the original date. The change affects families planning to attend the event this week.
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North Warren
FarewellDinner for E F Huber At Scout Headquarters
A farewell dinner for E F Huber assistant Scout executive will be held at the Y M C A tomorrow evening. Scout Executive Frank Roud says the event will draw a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Huber
Scout
Frank Roud
Bishop Named Judge In Hazeltine Prize Essay Contest
L. L. Bishop of the United States Forestry Service was named by the Warren High School board as the judge for the Hazeltine Prize Essay contest for the senior class. Director L. A. Carlson moved the appointment, seconded by W. Floyd Clinger, with unanimous approval. The board appoints one judge, the faculty appoints another, and A. J. Hazeltine funds the third.
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L. L. Bishop
United States
Warren High
Bishop
L. A. Carlson
W. Floyd Clinger
A. J. Hazeltine
Oil Price List for Various Grades and Lines
The document lists prices paid for multiple oil grades by purchasing agencies. Entries include Pennsylvania Grade Oil in New York Transit lines at 2.80. Bradford District Oil in National Transit lines at 2.80. Pennsylvania Grade Oil in National Transit lines at 2.65. Pennsylvania Grade Oil in Southwest Pa Pipe lines at 2.85. Pennsylvania Grade Oil in Buckeye Pipe Co. lines at 2.60. Keister crude at 1.10. Corning 35 cent Grade Oil in Buckeye Pipe Line Co. lines at 1.45. Corning 25 cent Grade Oil at 1.53. Cabell Grade Oil in Eureka Pipe Line Co. lines at 1.45. Somerset Of in Cumberland Pine Line Co. lines at 1.45. Ragland Grade Oil at 5. Indian Refining Co West Kentucky Cumberland Counties Kentucky at 1.35. Parsippan Dev Co lines for oil in various locations including Stotl Oil Refining Co in Oil City PA. Western Kentucky Line. Indians Princeton Wooster Plymouth Illinois Watertoo Petrolla Canada. Saginaw Michigan. Berea Sand Saginaw Michigan. Saginaw Sands at Quality 0.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Somerset of
Cumberland Pine Line Co
Indian Refining Co
West Kentucky
Cumberlaroe Counties
Parsean Dev. Co
Stotl Oil Refining Co
Oi City
Western Kentucky
Lina Indians
Princeton Wooster
Plymouth
Ilinois
Watertoo Petrolla
Cariada
Saginaw, Mich
Berea
Saginaw
Mich
Gibby Graham Becomes Sole Owner of Club Seville
Gilbert "Gibby" Graham has acquired the interest of Robert Heimlinger of Pittsburgh and is now sole proprietor of the Club Seville at Lone Elm on the Werren Jamestown road in Pennsylvania near the state line. He plans improvements including entering the dance hall and adding tourist camps to handle growing traffic as a busy season continues. The deal closed yesterday and the club is now owned and operated by Warrenites, signaling increased popularity since the opening months ago.
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Gilbert “Gibby” Graham
Robert Heimlinger
Pittsburgh
Seville
Lone Elm
Werren-Jamestown Road
Graham
Pennsylvania
State Line
Lowe 1 Elm
Arbutus Auxiliary plans 43rd anniversary June 4
The Arbutus Auxiliary Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church marks its forty third founding anniversary on June 4 with plans from fifty members at a May meeting hosted by Miss Mable Abbott. Delegates To Northeast Presbyterian meeting E. O. Stebbins and Miss Emma Hoffrat chosen. devotionals by Mrs. R. C. Thompson. Miss Kete Winger on Ariver mission work. Miss Jane Holt on The American Negro. vocals by Misses Helen Pressel Militeen Kopi Barbara Sellin. social crew listed. refreshments by Stebbins Knowlton Cleveland Smith Holt Legters. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. George Leary Sanford announce a son born at 10:15 a.m. today at the Maternity Hospital. weight 10 pounds 15 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Christensen welcome a son born at seven o’clock this morning, weight 6 pounds 4 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hawthorne welcome a daughter born at 12:13 p.m. today, weight seven pounds.
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Arbutus Auxiliary Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Mable Abbott
Market Street
Stebbins
Emma Hoffrat
Northeast Presbyterian Meeting
Bray
R. C. Thompson
Kete Winger
Presbyterian Church
Jane Holt
Helen Pressel
Militeen Kopi
Barbara Sellin
E. O. Stebbins
Knowlton
L. G. Cleveland
Lottie Smith
Lora Bankson
W. L. Neal
J. J. Legters
Davieson Returns to Copping Shows Amid Hive Remark
Ben Davieson returns to the Copping Carnival with Harry Cop ping in charge as 15 cars head to Warren Monday under Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsorship. Location undecided. Davieson warns small boys to be careful entering the grounds after a recent fatal electrocution of a fourteen year old in DuBois when a fence charged by a fallen wire caused an instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davieson
Harry
Warren
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Davieson
DuBois
Visiting Nurse Report Highlights Warren Association Month
Miss Anna Lesser presents month end report for Warren Visiting Nursing Association. New cases 38, total cases 123, recoveries 28, deaths 2, still under care 85. Visits 284, total fees 65.45 dollars. Nationality 212 American, 14 foreign. Cases by type include acute 13, chronic 24, surgical 9, communicable 5, tuberculosis 2, maternity 15, newborn 10, miscellaneous 47. Child Welfare examined 81 babies, 49 preschoolers, 28 newborns registered for Health Clinic, 69 health clinic cases outside clinic. Cooperation with TB, school, crippled children clinics. Time use 55 percent visiting, 20 traveling, 5 clinics, 25 office.
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Anna Lesser
The
Warren Visiting Nursing Association
Association
Nurses Plan Dinner Dance at Warren Outing Club
The Warren General Hospital nurses' alumnae outlined a dinner dance for June 1 at the Warren Outing Club and a card party next Tuesday evening at the Nurses' home during their business session last night. Two committees organized refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Fox testimony on Ware election frauds and convictions
Former Philadelphia district attorney Charles E. Fox testified before the Reed election committee that 32 persons were convicted and sentenced on cases tied to the 1926 campaigns in Philadelphia county. He said Ware supporters influenced defendants, fraud appeared wider than convictions indicate, and noted a dead man voting incident and disputed tally figures in Ward 36.
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Washington, May
Charles E. Fox
Philadelphia
Reed Election Investigating Committee
William 5. Ware
United States Senate
Fox
Ware
William B. Wilson
Vare
Reed
Munn Family Set to Perform Friday at Lottsville
Billy Munn and family, famed Warren County entertainers, will present a program Friday evening at the Lottsville Methodist church for the Piano Fund. Big Munn headlines vaudeville flair, Milton Munn showcases piano skill, and Mrs Leah Andrews Dunn offers musical readings. Also noted are local mentions of W W Marks and A AL Peinez on brief visits and trips.
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Billy Munn
Warren County
Loottsville
Lottsville
Munn
Big Munn
Milton Munn
Leah Andrews Dunn
Lotteville
Wrightsville
Bear Lake
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mid-Atlantic
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Florence Easton
Alma’ Christy
Alice Brown
Edgett
Myrtle Paulson
Bertha Bush
Estella Weaver
Endor2
Charles Ranch
Carolyn Swinson
Josephine Rankin
Maybelle Mangold
Jamestown
S. J. Theobald
Anna K. Smith
Allene M. Bergman
Edith M. Stuart
C. A. Harvey
Georgiana Conner
Elizabeth Huntington
Mary J. Jones
Sheffield Review No
Julia Cuney
Wallie Pratt
Dodie Larson
Oliver Drum
Emily Sprague
Carrie McManigle
Sarah Coupe
Ethel Ball
Beatrice Richards
Daisy Richards
Frances McAllister
Martha Sweet
Ella B. Ward
Youngsville
Kineaz
Ofice
Blary L.himebauga
Cartie D. Sutherland
Mary M. Morton
Aes
Minor Campbell
Luella A. Stidd
Molly Colosime
Rena
Mary Smith
Josephine Garber
Tidionte Review
Hazel Rhodes
Jeanie Rhoades
Pittsfield
Minnie Biggar
Eric
Alice M. Kinney
Bradtford
Bertha Campbell
Lacey ‘Mitchelluis Apa Frances E. Murrar
Emporium Review
Court House Mondex
Register and Recorder
Merle Bryan Rowtey
Ruth Sarah Wahlforth
Clarendon Heights
Scandla
Brady, Stewart and Olney
Aaron 3Rumford
R. E. Ward
Conrad Swanson
A. E. Johnson
H. L. Giltinen
Hazeltine
Gene” Ward
A. J. Hezeltine
Warren Savings Bank
Court House
John Jamieson
Forest County
J. P. Harrah
Venango County
M9. O. Land
E. F. Cumming
Mercer County
Elk County
Samuel Kleinsasser
Deerfield Township
Leon Abbott
Fourth Avenume
Citizens’ National Bank
Armory Dance
Armory
Casey Club Orchestra
Kane
Dierle Zollinger
Russell
the Life Study
Hazeltine Prize
Gibby” Graham
Heimlinger
Club Seville
George Leary
Clarendon
Norman Christensen
Fly
Willis Hawthorne
Conewanga Avenue
Maternity Hospital
Philadelphia Co
Ee W. W. Marks
Parker Street
Evie Erd
Cleveland
Ohio
A. AL Peinez
New York City
Anc
Panty
Johnson Brothers
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