Troop 36 Wins Commissioner's Flag At Indoor Scout Event
In the high school gym last night Troop 36 won the commissioners flag for the indoor Boy Scout contest. Evar Swanson of Troop 42 received the flag from E. F. Huber and passed it to C. W. Haynes of Troop 36 who will carry it in parades for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Huber
Evar Swanson
Swenson
C. W. Haynes
Ludlow
Co. W. Haynes
Agner Olson
William Dalton
Flint and Steel
Charles Armstrong
Howard Grotzinger
Troop
Bruce Mellinger
McKenn-Potter County
Rogers
Clarendon
Troop $3
Huber
Hagen Wins 1924 Holy Lake Golf Title Amid Tight Finish
In Holy Lake 1924 Hagen claims the championship with 301, narrowly beating Sarazen who finishes two strokes back after a final round 73. Juardo and Barnes finish tied at 301 as Melhorn struggles. the event featured Hagen holding a lead and strong rounds from G. Sarazen and Barnes. Tsengtao reports show Chinese forces retreating under Japanese pressure near Tsiwan with the city evacuated and Chinese units disarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Lake
Gene Sarazen
New York
Hezen
Gene
Hagen
Sarazen
Wild Bill Fdelhorn
Jose Juarde
Little Juardo
Buenos Aires
Jose
Long Jim Barnes
Juardo
Melhorn
Tsinan
Tsengtao
China
Tsinen
Chiang Kai Shek
Tsiwan
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
ELECT GOVERNORS AT MONDAY SESSION WARREN COUNTY MOTOR CLUB
War ren County Motor club to elect board of governors at its annual meeting Monday evening May 21 at eight oclock in the Y M C A auditorium. Any ten members may nominate a candidate by filing a written certificate with the secretary at least seven days before the meeting. George Howe and Marshall Yeager of near Endeavor were in a peculiar accident but escaped harm. They were hauling lime on a truck into a barn when the floor collapsed dumping the load into the basement injuring two cows and several other animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Goverors
Warren County Motor Club
Board of Governors
George Howe
Marshall Yeager
Proprieter of Kane Hotel Dies After Illness
R. J. Greville proprietor of the Windsor hotel in Kane died this morning at age 52 after a weeks long heart ailment. A former Pittsburgh resident he was well known in the region for his hotel work. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
Pennsylvania Delegation In 1924 Convention Endorsement Talk
Endorsements and instructions for the Pennsylvania delegation dominate discussion as Mellon declines to back a candidate. Rumors swirl that Greenfield gains support with Senator Elect Ware backing for state national committeeman. Mrs Hannah Durham declines national committeewoman bid while Mrs Worthington Scranton and Mrs Gertrude Stauffer receive roles in the party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hootr
Pennsylvania
Mellons
Hoover
Commerce Secretary
Greenfield
Albert M. Greenfeld
William §. Ware
Gertrude Stauffer
Lancaster
Scranton
Stauffer
Pussyfoot to Speak on Orient Seen America at Warren
A large crowd is expected at First Evangelical church tonight for William E. Johnson known as Pussyfoot to deliver his address As the Orient Seen America. Johnson and Erie’s Noah E Wieser arrived in Warren from Titusville where the talk was given yesterday. The program includes songs by a male sextette from Warren churches. Doors open at 7 30 and the meeting starts at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
William E. Johnson
Pussyfoot
America
Johnson
Noah E. Wieser
Erie
Warren
Titusville
Firs Varices Warren
Birthday Party of Mission Societies Splendid Event
In observance of the third year of the five year jubilee of the missionary societies in the Methodist church a birthday party and program was held at First Methodist church Thursday evening. The Woman's Missionary Society and Isabelle Hazeltine Auxiliary sponsored the event which drew seventy five attendees. The program featured devotional songs readings and a reception with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Isabelle Hazeltine
Home Guards
Queen Esthers
R. D
Neil Patterson
Hazeltine
C. W. Benjamin
Woman's Missionary Society
C. E. Miller
A. F. Kottcamp
R. L. Young
Land of the Saddle
C. T. Greer
America
the Beautiful
Living Gifts
C. C. Bureh
H. J. Ross
Karl Miller
Lora Gale
E. B. Whiting
Bert Phillips
Orwin Siggins
Cameron
Waite. Long
Barbara Allen
Lois Benjamin
Mountaineer
Alice Shawkey
Abner
Sally
Doris Larsen Bright
Sisters
Grace Greer
W. F. Bennett
F. A. Lesser
Conewango WCTU meeting reports and programs
Reports from officers and committees marked a Conewango WCTU gathering at Mrs. George Penfield’s home with 35 members present. Mrs. Mabel Dallas spoke on WCTU work, the Langford bill, and Sabbath observance. prizes, essays, music, and a one act comedy skit followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Dallas
Conewango W. C. T. U
George Penfield
Fifth Street
Bertha Hedges
Lucy Branson
Ada Huhiman
the Viane
Treasr
D. L. Kabelin
Union
Jefferson School
Edith Hazeltine
Enos Drum
Leonard Miller
Ellen Hanson
Bertha Granquist
H. G. Andrews
Charles Burch
Mae Clark
Milton McKenzie
Susanne Wesley
Willard
Frances Willard
Local Republicans Headed to Convention in Philadelphia
The Warren county Republicans left for Philadelphia to nominate a state chairman and other officers at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel. Delegates include Hon. C. G. Shortt of Sugar Grove, A. V. Clinger of Tidioute, a national convention delegate, and Hon. John Siggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Couny
Philadelphia
Bellevue- Stratford Hotel
CG. M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
A. V. Clinger
Tidioute
John Siggins
Plea and Divorces Highlight Pleasantville Court Day
Ray W Goodwell of Pleasantville pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Justice Clark Nelson and was fined 27.31 dollars based on Sheriff Jeffer son information from A. B. Bush of Torpedo. Isabell Bush of Torpedo, complainant’s daughter, posted recognizance and faces court Monday on incorrigibility. Court visitor A. Cramer of Russell observed proceedings. Four new divorce actions were filed: Lewis E. Elder vs Nellie P. Elder Agnes M. Schott vs George W. Schott James Sterling Green vs Mary Green and Gladys W Brush vs Alfred H Brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W Goodwell
Pleasantville
Justice of the
Clark Nelson
Jefferson
A. B. Bush
Torpedo
Isabell Bush
E. B. Whiting
Lewis E. Elder
Nellie P. Elder
Agnes M. Schott
George W. Schott
James Sterling Green
Mary Green
Gladys W. Brush
Alfred H Brush
Italia Air Expedition Halted by Fog Near Lenin Land
The Italian polar dirigible Italia returned to Kings Bay Spitzbergen at 2 p.m. after a planned 40 hour flight toward Lenin's land was abandoned due to bad weather and fog. The voyage aimed to race a Russian expedition.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Lenin
Nursery at courtroom keeps babies away from judge
Crying babies in a Chicago courtroom annoy Judge Edgar A. Jonas of the court of domestic relations. He established a nursery near the courtroom to keep them away from the bench.
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Chicago
U.P
Edgar A. Jonas
Court of Domestic Relations
Six Hour Work Day Urged for Railroads by Brotherhood
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen passed a resolution urging a six hour work day for U S railroads. Officials say adoption could shift wage structures and influence negotiations with other worker groups as part of a broader move by the four major railroad brotherhoods. Also noted: two minor earthquake shocks felt in Cheyenne Colorado at 3 and 3 20 A M caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Railroads of America
Brotherhood of
Miss Marcia Cook to Wed Marvin Smith in June
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Marcia Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Cook to Mr Marvin Smith son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Smith of Clarion. The couple plan a June wedding after a party at Mrs Herbert Larsen's home with bridge and five hundred as amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Cook
A. G. Cook
East Street
Marvin Smith
Boyd Smith
Clarion
Herbert Larsen
Mytile Street
First Methodist Church
Bridge
Freda Fischer
Ruth Underwood
Gladys Knowlton
Julia Wilcott
Ss Cook
Miss Cook
Warren High School
Mr. Smith
Warren
Baseball Player Carroll Dies in Pennsylvania
Seaman Carroll aged 38, a well known baseball player from western Pennsylvania, died at his Washington home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
U. P
Seaman Carroll
Western
Pennsylvania
Deaths and Funerals in Sugar Grove Area
Funeral services for William Eldred Buhl council member of Sugar Grove, aged 76, were set for Sunday at 2 PM from his home with Rev. F. W. Shope officiating. Interment in Sugar Grove cemetery. Christine Gustafson died at Brown Hill. services held Friday at 2 PM from the Erickson home, interment Mission cemetery near Chandlers Valley. Louise Johnson died at Warren General Hospital. services held Friday at 2 PM from H. Kylander home, interment Chandlers Valley cemetery. Rev. G Harry Nelson officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eldred Buhl
Will Ay Fldred Buhl
Sugar Grove
F. W.shope
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Christine Gustafson
Charles Erickson
Brown Hill
Erickson
Mission Cemetery
Chandlers Valley
Louise Johnson
Warren General Hospital
Funeral services for James W Bleakley
James W Bleakley died at his Sugar Grove home Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church Saturday at 2 o'clock, with a 1 30 prayer service at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Bleakley
Sugar Grove
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Troop 42
Kane Hotel
Indorsement
Conewango
William Morris
Bramer Carlson
Carl Peterson
Howard Colt
Erick Burns
Elwyn Hildum
Kayser
Gordon
Johnson Brothers
Court House
A. Cramer of
Russell
Italia
Cheece
Colo
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank
Athletic Union
the Style Shop
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