Four Auto Accidents Lead to Three Arrests and Five Hurt
Three motorists faced arraignment on reckless driving charges after multiple weekend crashes left five injured. R H Olson and Joseph Gegnes pleaded guilty to reckless driving and paid fines, Proffl Lea Corbran pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and requested a Wednesday hearing. Injured include Corbran, Mrs James Culbertson and daughter Versel of Grove City, Carl Swanson of Ludlow, and Robert Brown of Sheffield. Police noted accidents occurred on Pennsylvania Avenue and Bradley Street, and at Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Olson
South Pine Street
Joseph Gegnes
South Street
Proffl Lea Corbran
Beech Street
Corbran
Watts Davis
Olson
Wegnes
Clarh Nelson
James H. Culbertson
Versel
Grove City
Carl Swanson
Ludlow
Robert Brown
Sheffield
Penneylvania Avenue
Bradley Street
Swanson
Brown
Howard McJunkin
Highway Patrol
Olsen
Waerren
Jamestown
New Tate
McJunkin
Weynes
Justice Nelson
Charles Brtton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Britton
Jal
Harold Stocum
Arthur E. Swanson
West Kane
Sheffield High School
Joseph Phillips
Kane
Ludlow High School
Births at Maternity Hospital Add Two New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs William Smith of 102 Russell Street announce a daughter born Sunday at ten in the evening weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces at the Maternity Hospital. Mr and Mrs Leo Motz of 209 Canton Street announce a son born Saturday at 9 40 p m weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces at the Maternity Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Russell Street
Maternity Hospital
Leo Motz
Canton Street
Neenah souvenir hunt over last horse era iron posts
Souvenir hunters crowded Neenah Wisconsin to grab the few remaining hitching posts from Main Street. The relics, once the last of a 60 year old set, were rammed aside to install an ornamental lighting system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Society Entertains Visitors At Philomel Club Dinner
Mrs. W J Knupp presides over a gathering of Eight and Forty members and nine Erie North East and Umen City husbands at the Philomel Club with thirty two guests. Prizes went to Erie attendees in five hundred and bridge. others enjoyed songs and late luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Knupp
American Legion Auxiliar
Erie
North East
Umen City
Philomel Club
J. 5
Juliante
Erie Post
Lester Fuller
A. J. West
Erie Auxiliary of the Legion
Clarence Greenland
F. Bradley
M. Weed
Knapp
Fire Prevention Week Observed In Schools Here
Fire Prevention Week activities statewide include talks in schools and factories. Warren Public Schools will call attention to fire safety, with examinations at Warren High delaying observances. County teachers receive a manual from the state, guiding rural observances with a 48 page booklet on preventing and extinguishing fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamnhler
Publicutiues
P W. M. Pressel
Warren Public Schools
Warren High School
Floyd W. Bathurst
H. L. Blair
State Department of Public Instruction
Tthe Bureau of Fire Protection
Department of State Police
Department of Public Instruction
Clearfield Offers 9000 Doe Permits
Nine thousand special doe licenses are available to hunters in Clearfield County. Warren County hunters who did not secure licenses may apply by writing to the treasurer at Clearfield, including their Warren County regular license number. Deer may be shot only in the county where the license was issued. Deputy Treasurer Curtis Armstrong is mailing codes to Warren County applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
E. Ward
Warren County
Ward
Warren
Clearfield County
Waren
Treasuer Curtis Armstrong
Home addition planned on Glade avenue
A building permit is filed for an addition to Mrs Blanche J Kings home on Glade avenue. S Hazen and Mr W Hazen are the contractors. A separate item notes two Warren men fined for intoxication at Mon day police court. One paid $5 including costs, the other was released after paying costs. Also a Shulman merchant applied to build a garage on Pennsylvania Avenue east between Conewango Avenue bridge and Oak Street. A new two story frame home is being built for Howard L Norris on West Street between Kenmore and Wilson avenues. The thermometer dipped to 34 degrees and rose to 66 degrees Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche J. King
Glade Avenue
Bor
S. Hazen
Lr. W. Hazen
Warren
Watts N. Davis
Shulman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Conewango Avenue Bridge
Oak Street
Borough Clerk's
Howard L. Norris
West Street
Kenmore
Wilson Avenues
Dougherty
Hickman Denied Supreme Court Appeal in Kidnapping Case
William Edward Hickman, condemned for the Marion Parker kidnapping and murder, was denied a U S Supreme Court appeal of his California duty to the gallows. The denial leaves his execution scheduled for October 19 in Los Angeles. Jerome Walsh, his Kansas City counsel, planned further pleas to other justices and sought admission to the Supreme Court bar to argue if an appeal is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U P
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
United States Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Iustige Ceorze Sutherland
Pacific Coast
California Supreme Court
Jerome Walsh
Kansas City
Hickman
Justice In Chambers
Walsh
Supreme Court
California
Brandeis
Sutherland
Ridgeway and Warren Emanuel church hold Thanksgiving services
Sixty five members of Ridgeway Reformed church visited Warren Emanuel Reformed church for a daylong thanksgiving service. Rev. James Mullan and Rev. Frank Lahr preached at morning and evening services. Baptism of Mary Elizabeth Brunner occurred during the morning service. Special music featured choirs from both churches. A church dining room meal followed for out of town guests hosted by Ladies Aid and the Martha Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway Reformed Church
Warren Emanuel Reformed Church
James M. Mullan
Home Missions
Philadelphia
Frank Lahr
Ridgway Reformed Church
Warren
Ridgway
Ridgway Choir
Mr. Mullan
Lahr
H. J. Brunner
Mary Elizabeth Biarmer
End the Mattha Society
Mrs. E. W. Sheldon Buried in Erie Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Davenport Sheldon wife of E. W. Sheldon president of the National Foundry Erie were held at the family home on West Sixth Street. Rev W A Cobb and Rev R G Ramsay officiated. Burial followed in Erie cemetery. She leaves husband two daughters four grandchildren and two nieces. She was a member of a pioneer Erie family and sister in law of E. D. Wetmore. Relatives from Warren attended services including E D Wetmore and J R Van Cleve families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davenport Sheldon
E. W Sheldon
National Foundry
Erie
West Sixth Street
W. A. Cobb
Cambridge Springs
R. G. Ramsay
Central Presbyterian Church
A. Hunter Willis
J. G. Osborne
J. R. van Cleve
Warren
TITLED WOMEN DEAL IN DOGS IN ENGLAND'S RACE DOG MARKET
The erize for dog racing spurs female participation with buyers and sellers at a London sale. Lady Chesham sold two greyhounds for 400 dollars and another woman bought three including a pup for 36 dollars. At Moorvale Kennels Buckinghamshire, female students excel with nervous greyhounds and one opens boarding kennels to train racers for owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Lady Chesham
Moorvale
Buckinghamshire
Warren Men to Attend Banquet at Erie Lutheran Church
Rev C A Dennig of First Lutheran leads a group from Warren to Erie for National Lutheran Brotherhood conventions and banquet at Luther Memorial church. Meeting runs Sunday to next Tuesday with sessions, dedicatory services planned upon return. Attending were W J Sheughnessy, Mike McDonough, Emil Foles, A Anderson, J H Werle, and G Robson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
Evie
National Lutheran Brotherhood
Luther Memorial Church
Erie
United Lutheran Church Convention
Mr. Dennig
Deviig Ard
W. J. Sheughnessy
Mike McDonough
Emil Foles
Anderson
J. H. Werle
Pine Tree Oil Company charter application filed in PA
Notice declares an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania on October 31 1928 by F P Hue H P Hue and C W Rogers for incorporation under the 1874 act to form Pine Tree Oil Company to bore drill mine and operate for petroleum oil and gas and to acquire leasehold and real estate as needed. Also includes Warren National Bank administration account notice set for October 22 1928 for final accounting in Warren County Court of Common Pleas with prothonotary E B Whiting indicating acceptance unless opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
F. P. Hue
H. P. Hue
C. W. Rogers
Pine Tree Oil Company
Sidney D. Blackman
Warren National Bank
Michael Grace
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
E. B. Whiting
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taft
J. Y. Shembach
Harrisburg
C. S. Knapp
Mr. Taft
Shambach
Adalin Wright Macauley
Menomonie, Wis
American Legion Auxiliary
Fidae
Macauley
Bucharest
Roumanis
Martha
Martha Society of the
Emanuel Reformed Church
William Morse
Locust Street
ART Department
Woman's Club
Clare Crary
W. H. Allen
Moderen
Pennsylvania Museum of Art
W. R. Bairstow
Market Street
Helmarechf
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank
Richard E. Byrd
Back Bay
Boston
Antarctic
The
Tribune
U.S. Supreme Court
Hysen
Zogu
Albania
E. W. Sheldon
National Foundry Company
Party of Six Leave For National Brotherhood
Rayons
Ata
Atayard
Johnson Brothers
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