Mrs. Preston to donate farm for county children's home
Mrs H M Preston of Jamestown widow of the late Kiantone supervisor offers the Prendergast Farm at Kiantone to Chautauqua County for a public home for dependent children. The 660 acre property, now improved with houses barns silos and mansion, would be perpetually maintained by the county as the Preston Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home. M. Preston
Jamestown
Kiantone
Warren County
Chautauqua County
Jim Kiantone
Preston
Prendergast
Toma
Hoover Drafts New Policy Aims In Speech
The disclosure lists old issues like tariff protection farm relief immigration and prohibition along with new goals including reform of court procedure to speed justice and strengthening of public schools and higher education. Hoover emphasizes conservation of natural resources while warning against overregulation and calls for controlling public monopolies in the public interest. He ignores attack by Gov Smith and reaffirms welfare farm relief and other existing positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Smith
Guv Smith
Oklahoma City
S Car Stars In Poland At Poznan Fair
American enterprise drew attention at Poznan Poznan International Fair with a stock model car covering 2260 miles in eight days under Poland Automobile Club sponsorship. Demonstrations of hill climbing brake power and control impressed crowds among 400 exhibitors including 150 from France and 38 from Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poznan
Poland
Posnan
Warsaw
Poland Automobile Club
France
Czechoslovaki
United States
Romance Ends as School Clerk Faces Embezzlement Charge
Dorothy Currey 23, a West Chester Normal School clerk, faces embezzlement charges in Harrisburg after audits show she took from school funds totaling over 15 thousand dollars. Bail set at 1000 dollars following a preliminary hearing. The affair began in Atlantic City and involved her alleged sweetheart J P Treacy of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
Penseylvania
Dorothy Carrey
John A. H. Keith
Intendent of Public Instruction
West Chester
Nerman
Miss Currey
St Louis Fans Welcome Cards Home With Parade
St Louis fans prepare a municipal parade for the Cardinals return to Union Station at 4 PM amid high hopes. Aerial tributes and blimps may join the motor procession with Mayor Miller and other notables in attendance as odds favor the Yankees over the Cardinals in early series betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
Cardinals
Union Station
Victor J. Miller
Kenshaw M. Landis
Yankees
Jess Haines
Tom Zachary
Wip
Warren Mengo to Titusville Event
The Lutheran Brotherhood of Warren district held its second annual banquet Friday at Emanuel Lutheran church in Titusville. Twenty four of the 96 attendees were from Warren, followed by a business meeting and program led by Rev. Oscar A neson of Ridgway. Music came from Warren Sheffield and Titusville brotherhoods. Sam Davis of Warren sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Brotherhood of the Warren
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Titusville
Warren
Oscar A. Bneson
Ridgway
Sheffield
Sam Davis
Ludlow
Youngsville
Tityloe
City
Carl Lundahl
J. F. Anderson
Victor Moody
Carl Peterson
Elmer Blume
Fred Mickelson
Ludwig Peterson
Emil Jacobson
Gust Carlson
Robert Carlson
J. Arndt Swanson
Chester Nelson
P. J. Swanson
J. A. Johnson
G. M
Fight to save Hickman death sentence reaches Washington
William Edward Hickman's battle against California's death sentence reached the capital as his attorney Jerome Walsh arrived. Walsh plans to seek a Supreme Court delay to hear an appeal in the murder case of Marion Parker, the Los Angeles school girl, with potential review by Justice Sutherland or the full court.
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Ashington
U.P
William Edward Hickman
California
Washington
Hickman
Jerome Walsh
Law Associates
Walsh
Supreme Court
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
George Sutherland
Famous Orchestra to Perform at First Lutheran Church
America's foremost Swedish American Bell Orchestra under O. E. Swanson posts a concert at First Lutheran Church on Saturday October 13 at 8 o clock. The six artist ensemble features the world's largest bell set with sacred classical and old favorites. Vocal solos male quartet glossophone and ensemble pieces for violin and clarinets round out the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
O. E. Swanson
Aoncert
Men’s Brotherhood Society
Showers Forecast Across Regions Next Week
Weather outlook predicts showers in the North and Middle Atlantic states with a midweek period and another near week’s end. Temperatures run cooler early, rise midweek, then fall again toward the end of the week. Ohio Valley expects showers Tuesday or Wednesday and again Friday with moderate temperatures before a cold finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
North
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Fisher Asked for Clear Stand on Bond Issues
In Harrisburg, Gov. Fisher was urged to state his position on proposed bond issues to voters in the general election. The welfare bond plan, totaling 50 million dollars, is among the issues under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Fisher
Narrisburg
Fisher
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Rebevis
Hoover Invades Solid South With Campaign Train Tour
Herbert Hoover arrives in Bristol Tennessee Virginia aboard a special train as he begins the first Republican invasion of the solid south. He tours Elizabeth ton and Johnson City delivering four speeches before returning to Washington. The stop includes a soldiers home address to wounded veterans and a Johnson City chamber dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tennessee
Virginia
Herbert Hoover
New England
New York
Middle West
Far West
Hoover
Elizabethton
Jutle Silk Mills
Johnson City
War ren County Young People’s Conference Ends
The Rev A B Brubaker spoke on The Challenge of Leadership at the closing session held in the United Brethren church. Delegates from Warren and nearby towns gathered for devotions, Bible study, and leadership talks with a banquet and installation planned for the final evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Brubaker
United Brethren Church
Warren County
Young Peoples’ Conference
Hils Ruth Wilkinson
Youngsville
Norman W. Clemens
Methodist Church
Castle Creek
N. Y
Mr. Clemens
Letitia M. Brown
Warren
First
Letitia M. Brown, State Young People's Worker
Society notes on Traub farewell in Stoneham
A group of Stoneham friends visited Mrs. Leavene Traub with baskets to mark her farewell tureen dinner before she moves to Warren. Mr and Mrs Traub plan their future home there. The Warren Relief Association meets Monday at noon at the YWCA with a luncheon at one and a business session in the old building. Lady Warren Rebekah lodge held a Friday card party with prizes awarded to Mrs Johnston and Mrs Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Traub
Stoneham
Leavene Traub
Mrs. Traub
Warren
Rebekau
Rebekah Lodge
Harry Johnston
M. M. Reynolds
Prizes Awarded at Guild Event With Gifts on Hand
Hundreds of prizes were awarded to Mrs. Edith Agren Miss Grace Moore and Mrs. Pearl Eighmy. At the close of the evening refreshments were served by the committee in charge. NEEDLE WORK GUILD members planning to leave town before the November meeting are asked to send in money or garments. gifts are arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Agren
Grace Moore
Pearl Eighmy
Needle Work Guild
Blair announce birth of son at Maternity Hospital
Mr and Mrs H L Blair of 204 Water street announce the birth of a son weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces at the Maternity hospital at 8 30 Saturday morning. Louis Casses an employee of the Warren Tribune has been ill for several weeks and returned Thursday evening from Buffalo where he had been a patient in a hospital for the past month. Mr Casses condition is greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Blair
Water Street
Maternity Hospital
Louis Casses
Warren Tribune
Buffalo
Cazies
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Solid South
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Johnson Brothers
E. L. Stein
S. Baye
Warren, Pa
United Lumber and Supply Corporation
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