Honor Roll Students Named at North Warren School
North Warren grade school lists twenty six Honor Roll pupils for the first six weeks of the first semester. Seven honorees are in seventh grade and multiple rooms 1 through 8 report students by name with several entries from each grade. Also noted are pupils with perfect attendance across the six weeks.
Local school staff to attend Northwestern meeting
Live topics of the day include Warren Public Schools superintendent P. W. Pressel and several high school faculty members attending the Northwestern gene meeting of the Pennsylvania State Education Association in Kere on Saturday, with the event opening Friday. Other items note Rex Hand renewing Keystone Printing Co membership in the Warren County Motor Club, a store opening at 606 Pennsylvania Ave East with giveaways, and a detour between Youngsville and Sugar Grove.
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P. W M. Pressel
Warren Public Schools
J. Leslie Eilis
Pauline Dippery
Helen Montgomery
Ethel DeForest
Laura DeForst
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Kere
Rex Hand
Keystone Printing Company
Warren County Motor Club
Carrie Pickett
Canada
Ostergard and Son
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
White House
Warren County
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Bradford Ace W Harri Emery Honored For Transcontinental Race
Residents from surrounding communities joined Bradford citizens in paying tribute to Lieut. W Harri Emery known as Bradford’s ace and a third place winner in the transcontinental race from New York to Los Angeles.
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Emery
Bradford
W. Harri Emery
Mr. Emery
New York
Los Angeles
Student Roster Fragments by Room 1 and 2
A list of names divided into Room 1 and Room 2 groups includes Winifred Anderson Florence English Leona Gary Rachail Knopf Iva Lauf fer Joyce McFarland Mildred Mack Jeanette Olsson William Stanton Connie Dey Marguerite Stillwell Edward Kohler Harriet Thayer Joyce Anderegg Anne Wash burg Franklin Johnson Louis Retter er Marshal Anderson Elton Nelson Charles Sanger Arlene Anderson Dana Clendenning Chester Christensen Betty Reynolds Edna Jane Vinton Mary Wilko Junior Skollenberger William Rhoades Milton Grosch Billy Newton Eleanor Wall Clara Rip Marjate Nelson Virginia Tower Alice Vinton Rose Vinton Jimmie Blandin Lyle Christie Clair Ward Robert Wash burg Paul Christie Kenneth Frazier Raymond Hoffman Floyd Landers Howard Lincoln Edward Lindberg Rogert McFarland Robert W Nelson Harvey Nelson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Ruth Anderson
Gretta Clendenning
Jeanette Brownell
Martha Soderburg
Ida May Rudolph
Phyllis Kidder
Blanche Bennett
Grayson Young
Walter Tower
Robert Jewell
Charlotte Pladry
Cornelius Enright
Clyde Stoffel
Charles Mack
Winifred Anderson
Robert Soderberg
Alberta Wtson
Ralph Anderson
Donald Ecklund
Charles Engard
Jack Frazier
William Hollister
George Jackson
Mildred Anderson
Catherine Clymer
Anne Schwartz
Exvelyn Gry
Gretta Cleandenning
Doris Peterson
Geneva Steber
Raymond Clark
Richard English
Clarence Johnson
Francis Killer
Kenneth Knopf
Lloyd Leary
Delbert Leslie
Earl Leslie
Harold Lund
Allan Lopez
Robert Parks
Beatrice Sanger
Nadhan Shollenberger
Gilbert Reynolds
James Vinton
Esther Anderson
Marguerite Christensen
Grace Christensen
Francis Fladry
Jane Myers
la Mae Rudolph
James Connolly
Robert Kidder
Willis Schreffler
John Snyder
Gerald Vinton
Lena Arp
Helen Clark
Charlotte Fladry
Marie Lund
Edith Hollister
Romaine Hotelling
Maxine Leslie
Viola Rodgers
Virginia Shollenberger
Charlotte Vinton
Louise Steber
Dean Anderson
Charles Hudson
Marvin Loper
James Newton
Clare Newhall
Ralph Ward
Florence English
Leona Gary
Rachail Knopf
Iva Lauffer
Joyce McFarland
Mildred Mack
Jeanette Olsson
William Stanton
Beatty Freed of Extortion Charge in Pittsburgh
William Beatty, 42, was found not guilty by an Allegheny county jury of attempting to extort $5,000 from Mrs. William Thaw and two others by threatening letters. He denied involvement in writing notes demanding payment to be left at a designated park spot.
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Pittsburgh
William Beatty
William, Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Frank Graff
Beatty
Thaw
A. Mansmann
H. Goldenson
Dawes to Speak in New York Oct 22 at Madison Square Garden
Vice President Dawes will headline the New York campaign effort on October 22 at Madison Square Garden. He will appear on a speaking program with Herbert Hoover as party leaders review efforts to carry New York State in the November 6 national election. Arthur Curtiss James heads a Citizens Independent Committee backing Franklin D. Roosevelt for governor, endorsing Governor Smith on prohibition.James’ move could attract Republican votes to Roosevelt and boost Smith’s NY prospects.
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New York
New York State
Dawes
Madison Square Garden
Herbert Hoover
Democratic
Arthur Curtiss James
Citizen's Independent Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James
Smith
Roosevelt
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J. L. Vincent
Pineville
Pleasantville
Tne Yerungu Wounde We Ageniesta
Department of Highways
Citizens Traction Company
Oil City
Jamestown
Eagles Temple
Theron Johnson
Ira Johnson
Chandlers Valley
Memphis
Tenn
American College of Surgeons
Boston
Mass
F. M. Summerville
K. A
Ben Kinnear
Warren
American Legion
Merit
Oil City ¥. M. C. A
Endeavor
Hearts Content
Forest County
Wheeler-Dusenberry Company
Ripe Line
Ernest Runyon
Clarion
National Transit Company
Tidioute
Totten
Archie J. Totten
Niles
Ohio
Starbrick Chapel
John B. Truman
Board of Game Commission
Truman
Lodge of Elks
Knights’ of Columbus
Elks Christmas Charity Fund
Elmer Nelson
Sheffield
John Hopkins
Clarendon
H. D. Gilese
R. M. Freeborough
A. E. Willey
Enterprise
A.L. Budd
Bureau of Protection
Board of Game Commissioners
Harrisburg
Jamieson Hardware and Supply CO
Maillard’s
Shoot’s
Whitman’s
Kemp
Mullen Drug CO
Vals
Hunters Supplies
Remington
Winchester Rifles
Lefever
Garland and
Hostess
Jamieson Hardware & Supply CO
I Cooperative Meat Market
Co-operative
E. W. Patchen
Penn. Ave
West
Gay’s Market
Rowley & Johnson
C. S. Peel
Cooperative Meat Markets