Warren Briefs and Notices From Local Scenes
Live. Topics of the day scouts plan practice. rebuild fence wall at South Street School. travel abroad applications for Emil Sampson and Albert Soder. new Venture Street service station set record sales. Evangelical dedication of Third Avenue church. piano sale staged by Strawburg Music Co. and Neat Bros.. minor crash at Fifth Avenue and Market. night work on borough hall interior. Washington excursion tickets draw crowds. Knights of Columbus and Odd Fellows events. Prince the police dog baths. County Sheriff sales upcoming. labor needs for local building projects. daylight saving time NOT adopted in Warren. amicable settlement on Pleasant Township road. stolen Chevrolet sedan report. senior exams schedule. straw hat season. ladies banquet May 27. Franklin Chest donation to flood relief.
Travel insurance guards luggage against loss or damage
The article promotes luggage protection through insurance. It claims travelers are safeguarded against financial loss from lost damaged burned or stolen baggage regardless of destination or travel mode. It emphasizes selecting the right policy to avoid worry during trips.
Warren High School Commencement Speakers Noted
Rev Paul E Scherer of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church New York City will give the baccalaureate sermon for Warren High School in the Library theatre on Sunday May 29. President Beebe of Allegheny College Meadville will deliver the commencement address at the theatre on Wednesday evening June 1. Announcement of Beebe as speaker was made months ago at a meeting of the college faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Scherer
Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church
New York City
Warren High School
Library Theatre
Beebe
Allegheny College
Meadville
Boebe
Veach brothers plan 800000 theatre in Oil City
Vemark theatre corporation formed by George J. Veach John B. Veach and M Marks plans the Colonel Drake theatre to be built on Seneca and Duncomb streets Oil City. nine jets bought or on option Rapp and Rapp of Chicago design the 240 by 180 foot building with projections toward the boiler works plant. architects count among their credits the Roxy and Paramount in New York and major theatres in St Louis Chicago and Buffalo. The new project mirrors Pittsburghs New Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derick
Oil City
Pennsylvania
George J. Veach
John B. Veach
M. Marks
Vemark Theatre Corporation
Seneca and
Duncomb Streets
Colonel Drake
Rapp
Chicago
Duncomb Street
Boiler Works
Roxy Theatre
New York
Paramount Theatre
St. Louis
Buffalo
Stanley
Pittsburgh
Fight Against Blue Laws Headed to Court by Pittsburgh Orchestra
Pittsburgh May 10. Pittsburgh Symphony Society plans court action against the 1794 Blue Laws after nine officers were arrested on behalf of the Sabbath Association. Each fined 33.40 dollars including costs. bond posted. attorney Frank B. Ingersoll says an appeal will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Symphony Society
Sabbath Association
Samuel McKinley
Frank B. Ingersoll
First Case of May Civil Court Heard
The May term opened with Judge D A Arvind presiding. The first trial is Hi P Wallace trading as City Garage versus James E Foley over a balance for auto parts and work from the 1920s. A jury was drawn and testimony began before a noon recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Arvind
Hi. P. Wallace
City Garage
James E. Foley
Walace
Third Avenue
Clarence Spangler
Foley
Scotland Yard seeks taxi driver in baffling trunk murder
The dismembered nude female body, aged 20 to 30, was found in a black feather trunk in the Charing Cross station checkroom. Head and limbs severed, body cut into eight pieces wrapped in brown paper. A well-dressed man arrived by taxi and checked the trunk last Friday. Detectives have no ID and believe the death occurred about 80 days ago. They seek the taxi driver who brought the trunk to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. P
Charing Croan Station
Scotland Yard
Stewart Announces For Commissioner
County Commissioner E. D. Stewart today announced his candidacy for the office of county commissioner subject to the decision of the Republican Primaries to be held on Tuesday September 20 He will complete his first term as commissioner on December 31 of this year He previously held the office of county treasurer and has made an excellent record as a public official
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Stewart
Stewart
M. Brady
Rouse
Youngsville
High Field Day at P. I. Thursday Afternoon
Beaty Field hosts High School Field Day Thursday at 2. Music by the high school orchestra. In case of rain the program moves to Friday. Demonstrations include a thousand-strong Masa drill, Indian club drill, Gypsy dance and Irish dance numbers, rope dancing, and a finale by the high school boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaty Field
Doris Thurston
Evelyn Alter
Harry Hutchings
Gia
Deaths and Funerals Ezra J Woodruff 83
Ezra J Woodruff died after a long illness at Warren General Hospital at 83 years old. Funeral services will be held from his 13 Parker Street home with Rev L M Barnard and G A Probst assisting, burial at Oakland Cemetery. He married Ella M Zeigler in 1874 and is survived by three children Ralph Z Jamestown William B Cleveland OH and Mrs C D Store this city. one infant child died. Woodruff was a member of Grace church and a Protected Home Circle carpenter by trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra J, Woodruff
Warren General Hospital
Parker Street
L. M. Barnard
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
G. A. Probst
Oakland Cemetery
Mr. Woodruff
Ella M. Zeigler
Ralph Z
Jamestown
William B
Cleveland
Ohio
Grace Church
Bir
Woodruff
Birth Announcement for Springer Baby at Warren General
Mr and Mrs Edward Springer of Hemlock Street announce the birth of a son born yesterday morning at Warren General Hospital. The child weighs seven pounds eight ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Springer
Hemlock Street
Warren General Hospital
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W. C. Abplanalp
Bial Armory
South Street
Emil Sampson
Albert Soderatg
North Street
Gladerun
E. B. Whiting
Europe
Aquitania
Gothenburg
Sweden
Venturestown
P. E. Carlison
First Evangelical
M. E. Congration
Lawrence H. Seager
le Mars
Town
Strawburg Music Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Poplar Street
Tribune Cirelé
Ahlstrom Pianos
Pneat Bros
Lexington
Chandlers Valley
Hickory Street
Wheels of Justice
Council
Eaxpor
Mercury
Tribune
Washington
National Capital
Warren
John N. Marks
LO. C. F
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Conneaut Lake Park
Titusville
Order
Rebekahs
Crawford Lodges
Fred T. McCollum
Odd Fellows’ Home
H. G. Holcomb
Conneaut Lake Company
Odd Fellows Home
Pennsylvania Odd Fellows
John N Mark
Mark
Venango County
William McKinley
Conneaut Lake Lodge
McKinley
Warren Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's Hall
Prince
Allegheny River
State Army
Church For Legion
The
American Legion
Iply
Wheeler & Casenbury Company
Endeavor
Memorial Park
George W. Grosch
Court House
Warren Savings Bank
Allegheny
Tidioute
Erie
Eric
Chamber of Commerce
Oakland Cemetery Association
State Highway Department
County
Pleasant Township
F. L. White Company
Comedia'evi
John Smith
Floyd W. Bathurst
Warren High
Kid
Nome
Young Men's Christian Association
Life
Franklin Chest
Franklin
Community Chest
Mississippi Flood Relief Fund
B. V. Lesser
Warren National Bank
Conti’s
Pa. Ave
Associated Master Barbers OF America
West Main St
C. P. Cloak
Glen Ave
Ellwood City, Pa
RAI
Richard DIX
Harry Langdon
Corinne Griffith
Sue
du Bois
Emerson Metzger
Ir. J. Schmocker
Roy Anderson
Man- Jey Putnam
First Baptist Church
State Hospital
North Warren
Hubby
J. Foley
Florsheim Shoe
Redding Shoe CO
P. I
Ezra J
Pennsylvania Indemnity Corporation
Highway Department
Thos, D. Frye
B. G. Gregory
Warren Land Company
Bldg
Warren County
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