75th Anniversary of Associated Gas and Electric System
The Associated Gas and Electric System marked its diamond 75th anniversary with a dinner at the YWCA. Speakers highlighted twentieth century progress and discussed a forthcoming 544 percent investment certificate sale by company employees to fund expansion projects.
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Associated Gas & Elctric System
Y.W._C.A
John F. Fenstermacher
R. P. Herron
Warren
Arthur Kirby
Eddy Street
Utilities Corporation
Herron
Fenstermacher
Associated Gas & Electric System
Mort
Edgar Foulkes
Sidney Sethrist
Harry Lindeen
John Indstrom
Edith Mathis
Ruth Mitchell
Dorothy Robinson
John Kellerman
Herman A. Beck
John Mustrocci
A. RB. Lanner
Gust Roos
Peter Stevenson
Ernest Garber
John Fenstermacher
Phillip Herron
Martin Sisk
Esther Swanson
Evalyn Peterson
Archie Anderson
Ernie Anderson
Frank Bruno
Peter Carlson
James Jetreat
Irvin R. Carnes
John Bonadei
Edward Hartnett
Ida Slutz
Ralph Dalrymple
James Newton
Charles Nielson
Fred Mitchell
Harold Jordan
Virgil Palmer
Paul Egger
Harry Byers
Glenn Williamson
Albert Goswell
Barley Collis
Jamesohnson
Robert Townley
Jamis Geary
Merle Henningex
Albany police plates no longer reveal whereabouts under new policy
Albany reporters note a policy by the State Motor Vehicle Commission forbids sheriffs and police officials from advertising their locations through license plates on their cars. Previously plates carried no letters and carried low numbers, a distinctive feature now changed by the new rule.
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Albany
N. Y
State Motor Vehicle Commission
Preacher Joins Decatur Police Force
The Rev. T. E. Morrison a Baptist preacher was made a member of the Decatur police force. He stands about six feet tall and weighs 200 pounds.
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Decatur, Si
T. E. Morrison
Decatur
LIVE TOPICS OF THE DAY AT WARREN HIGH SCHOOL
Warren High School hosts two assemblies featuring John W. Kresko of DuBois Pa a psychology school representative. Also reports a Warren Tribune employee Fred Schmocker return from Philadelphia after tonsil surgery.
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Warren High School
John W. Kresko
Kresko
DuBois
Fred Schmocker
the Tribune
Warren
Philadelphia
Government
Public School Attendance and Civic Notices Summary
Public schools report a steady rise in pupils completing courses, with fifty-three counties increasing the share of sixteen and seventeen year olds enrolled. Children eight to sixteen must attend unless excused. Also reported are spectral doe license application issues, a record cucumber from Oil City, Zonta Club lunch plans, honorary degrees at St Bonaventure, upcoming Grand Encampment and Patriarchs Militant meetings, revocation of dozens of drivers’ licenses, a Warren Lions Club talk, deaths linked to poison liquor, and Malta fever case updates from Harrisburg.
Bids Opened for Eighty Miles of Road Improvement
Bids for the improvement of approximately eighty miles of roads will be opened in the Departments of Highways at Harrisburg on October 23 and 24.
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Departments of Highways
Harrisburg
Speakers to headline Corry anti saloon mass meeting
William E Pussyfoot Johnson and Major F B Ebbert prominent national city lecturers will speak at a large community mass meeting in Corry on Friday evening October 5 under the Anti Saloon league. Johnson previously lectured here.
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Corry
William E. “Pussyfoot” Johnson
Major F. B. Ebbert
Anti-Saloon League
Johnson
Monks Restore Buckfast Abbey After Years Of Work
Monks at Buckfast Abbey near Ashburton England are rebuilding the western front restoring a 8th century cathedral that fell into decay after suppression centuries ago. Under Abbot Don Anscar Venier the project has grown from one monk mixing mortar to a crew of 60 from France Germany and Britain all contributing toward a complete restoration in four years.
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Buckfast Abbey
Ashburton
England
Don Anscar Venier
France
Germany
Britain
Ater
Foresters Prepare for Fall Fire Season Across Regions
State and federal foresters pledge close cooperation as they man fire towers and improve organization for the coming fall fire season. Officials Bishop and Houpt report joint readiness, warn brush burners, and outline reorganization plans for Kinzua district with Borcher Kane Gold and Smart in key roles. An inquest in Dublin returns death by misadventure for a sixteen month old who ingested strychnine pills.
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L. L. Bishop
Richard R. Houpt
Bishop
Houpt
Kinzua
A. K. Borcher
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
William Gold
Kane
J. J. Smart
Kinzua Tower
Charles Moore
Marienville
Robert McKee
Fitusville
Dublin
Ireland
GENE TUNNEY MARRIAGE CEREMONY DETAILS REVEALED
The article describes a civil wedding for Gene Tunney with guests and witnesses including Commendatore Bellezza, Mario Cherubini, Dr. Carnes Weeks as best man, Mrs Eddy Dewing as matron of honor, George Lauder Jr as the bride’s proposer, Thomas L. Daniels and Mrs. Daniels as witnesses, and William O Jones as vice consul witness. The ceremony occurred at 1225 P.M. in the wedding apartment before Monsignor Breslin at the American college.
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Joseph A Breslin
The
American College
Roman Catholic Rite in Tunney Wedding Weds Non Catholic Bride
The ceremony was held with special church dispensation after Monsignor Breslin officiated. Guests congratulated the couple and then moved to a breakfast room for reception. Honeymoon plans remained secret as reports of a body near Madawae circulated with Marshall death rumors later clarified. Marshall, a Michigan School of Mines graduate, is believed to be the same man reported dead from fever. his mother lives in New York. Estonia has a bicycle cruise.
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Rome
Tunney
Breslin
Madawae
United States
Marshall
Michigan School of Mines
New York
American engineer Marshall reported dead in jungle fever
Early reports claimed an American engineer was killed but later sightings showed him alive and healthy with rebels. From spring to summer Marshall’s fate was uncertain, and by August new reports indicated he remained a captive of rebel forces moving from Ximo to a camp near Niagua, with fever cited as the cause of death by U.S. authorities in Nicaragua.
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Marshall
Niagua
United States
Nicaragua
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Eriel
Erie County Court House
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Reynoldsville
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Jamestown
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W. E. Shawberger
Oil City
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James J. Davis
Labor
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United States Steel Corporation
St. Bonaventure College
John M Gannon
Erie
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Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows Temple
Department Council
Patriarchs Militant
Temple
Department of Highways
Earl V. MacDonald
Warren Lions Club
Y. M.ca
Des Moines
Elisha Robinson
Joseph Crabb
Ruxford
Thomas Wilson
Bear Creek
Crabb
Wilson
Malta
Bureau of
Gwendoline Ffoulke Smith
National Capital
Albert B. Dewey, Jr
Chicago
Herce
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Department of Forests and Waters
Williams
Clinton County
Marvin Creek
Hazelhurst
John Coleman
Greeves Street
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Estonia
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Amelia
the City Building
Sldest Bank
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