State Hardware Picnic Attendance and Club News
Glenn Pearce assistant secretary of the Pennsylvania and Atlantic Sea board Hardware Association will attend the Pickett Club annual picnic moved from June 26 to July 20 to fit his schedule He will bring a picture machine and reels of commercial and comic films Olive Phillips acted as secretary in Edna Kebrli absence A note from Mrs Marie Campbell grateful for a club present was read John Rhodaburger improving at home Clair King read Dead Stock a letter from Harry Nye was read Moran reports new contracts accepted Moran says BPS paint demonstration popular many Aluminum Goods demos Friday and Saturday Micro Vano-Sea utensils waterless cooking features demonstrated Weekly sales Dr Avird leads Chesnut second Munson third Chesnut total customers best Don Chesnut top overall store business increasing Instant death J B Howard aged about 50 building superintendent of Franklin Y M C A killed Tuesday night after falling through a trap door in the attic to the gymnasium
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Glenn Pearce
Pennsylvania and Atlantic Seaboard Hardware Association
Pickett Club
WT. Kelly
Pearce
Olive Phillips
Iss Edna Kebrli
Marie Campbell
John S. Rhodaberger
Jefferson Street
Clair King
Harry Nye
Robert Offerle
Moran
Fred Walters
B.P.S
Aluminum Goods, Manufacturing Co
Dr. Avird
Don Chesnut
Art Munson
David Scott
My. Kelly
Runners greet trans continental hoofers in Jamestown
Warren residents gathered to welcome the advance guard led by Red Grange as the hoofers were due to arrive in Jamestown between two and three o clock from Erie. The promoter C C Pyle planned proper settings for the blister brigade ahead of the main contingent.
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Warren
Jamestown
Erie
Red” Grange
C. C. Pylé
Lions Club luncheon to feature nominations and address
Warren Lions Club regular luncheon Thursday noon at the Y M C A will feature reports of the nomination committee and Mrs E F Lindsey in address. Nominations made Thursday will be balloted at the annual elections in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Lindsey
Warren Lions Club
Celoron Boy Permanently Crippled in Rifle Accident
Eight year old Warner Erickson of Celoron was declared permanently crippled after a backshot accident caused by a fourteen year old girl with a rifle. He sues Fred Hunt, 65, Celoron, owner of the title, for damages for injuries from the July 3 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Erickson
Celoron
Fred Hunt
Street Car Hits Parked Chevrolet Door Breaks Glass
Glass in a door of a Chevrolet sedan on Pennsylvania avenue near The Tribune was shattered when an eastbound main line trolley struck the parked car at 9 50 Wednesday morning.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
West
The
Tribune
Mrs Rapp Heads P T A at Youngsville
In Youngsville on May 16 the final PTA meeting of the year elected officers for fall start: Mrs C L Rapp president, Mrs John W Hutly vice president, Mrs Charles Dyer secretary, and Miss Lillian Duprey treasurer. The session opened with songs and prayers, with a baby clinic planned pending arrival of scales. The park improvements at Island Park include a new concrete floor for the pavilion and park maintenance work.
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Youngsville
Parent Teachers Association
C. L. Rapp
John W. Hutly
Charles Dyer
Lillian Duprey
White Auditorium
America
Lilly Wood
Nettie Carr
Ruth Thrush
Clarion
Klady Peterson
Laurel Whitmore
Curtis Gustafson
Ralph Bailey
Miss Larson
Ray Wingard
John Hurley
H. H. Husted
Cary Marsh
Ways and Means
Association
Street widening on East Main boosts Roosevelt Highway flow
Campers used the space overnight as East Main Street from the railroad to North and West Main is widened by cutting curb and using the verge for parking. This adds two to three feet of width to the Roosevelt Highway corridor to reduce center-town congestion. Parking zones are repainted, stop markers laid at Railroad Street East Main, and a new Roosevelt Sweet Shop sign installed in front of W H Braze confectionery.
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East Main Street
Railroad
West Main Streets
Roosevelt Highway
Railroad Street
East Main
Ney Electric
Eleetsip Sje Bas Pt Hans
W. H. Braze Confectionery
Roosevelt Sweet Shop
Brazee
Local Shop Gains Fresh Facade With New Sign and Paint
A small business announces a refreshed storefront with a newly painted exterior and a brighter sign at the corner location. The update boosts curb appeal and visibility for customers in the block.
Funeral Held For Mrs Augusta Christine Anderson In Jamestown
Mr and Mrs William Anderson of Warren attended the funeral services for Mrs Augusta Christine Anderson held Monday afternoon at Jamestown from her late home on Foute avenue, noting the final goodbye to a local resident.
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W. A. Sherman
Warren-Jamestown
William Anderson
Warren
Augusta Christine Anderson
Jamestown
Foute Avenue
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J. B. Howard
Franklin Y. M. C. A
Zimmasium
Beckley
Christian Grosch
Warren General Hospital
Grosch
George Grosch
Marvin Rhodes
Pittsfield
Starbrick
Marvin
Guy Rhodes
Theodore Lehman
Justice of the Peace
Watts N. Davis
Leonard Thompson
Western Union
Helen Horton Schofield
Isaac Horton, Jr
Avird
Horton
Market Street
Calvin Golding
Warren County Republican Committee
Court House
Windy City
Kane
Marin Run
Guliffre
Gniffre
Common Pleas
L. E. Retterer & Sons
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Retterer
Clark Nelson
Guiffre
Warren County
State Council of Education
Garland
H. L. Blair
Lee L. Driver
Rural Service Bureau
State Department of Education
New Process Company
Third Avenue
Jamieson
Warren Police Department
Jackson Brothers
Albert Morine
Conenango Valley Country Club
Harold
St. Petersburg
Florida
Celovon
Warren Newspaper Boys
Harry Copping
Art Johnson
Jersey City
Buffalo
Warrenites
Bison
Johnson
State Highway Department
Titusville Trust Company
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Titusville
Annapolis
Milton Holmberg
Milton Shreve
State College
OG Sldest Bank IN
Arren County
First National Bank
Rapp
P. T. Association
Island Park
Mallory Straws
Coun
Milans
the Style Shop
Woodbury’s
Mullen
Jean Carol Hat Shop
Liberty St
Mallory
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