New Lighthouse Service Station Set to Open Saturday
The Motor Lighthouse service station at Conewango and Pennsylvania avenues east will open Saturday with three new features including rotary life gas service and distinctively metered gas. Raymond McCarthy of DuBois will oversee operations with directors B F S Knabenshue and James Chapman.
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Conenango
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Ups
Raymond McCarthy
DuBois
McCarthy
Lighthouse Company
B. F. S. Knabenshue
James Chapman
Motor Lighthouse Company
Thomas L. Hampson
Golden Gate California
Struthers Station
Pennsylvania
Conenango Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Conewango Avenue
Musante Wins Walkway Contract For Home Street School
A. A. Musante secured the sidewalk contract near the new Home Street school in Warren at 2200 dollars, the sole bid. Part of the walk will be completed this fall with the rest finished next spring, per adjourned Board of Education action.
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A. A. Musante
Home Street
Warren Board of Education
Musante
William Mason
Independent oil men meet in Harrisburg convention
Independent oil dealers and distributors of Pennsylvania gather in Harrisburg for their first annual convention with State Treasurer Samuel S. Lewis among the opening day speakers. Other items note raspberry sightings in Corydon, Erie encampment of Odd Fellows, a Jamestown football injury, and local civic updates.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Samuel S. Lewis
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Erie
Department Council of Patriarchs Militant
Talks on Secrets of Mind Delve into Psychology Lectures
A three night series at the Woman's Club auditorium under the International Bureau of Applied Psychology features John W. Eriski and Dr. Charles L. Platt. Topics include Now the Mind Works, How to Remember Names and Faces, and How to Develop Leadership and Personality. Proceeds aid the Warren club.
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Woman's Club
International Bureau of Applied Psychology
John W. Eriski
Charles L. Platt
Warren Club
Japan plans giant airship with long range guns
Tokyo reports that Japanese navy officials have completed plans for a new giant airship carrying guns and bombs with a cruising radius of 3,000 miles. The dirigible would be the largest in the far east when finished, with construction expected to begin soon.
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London
U.P
Tokio
Evening News
Far East
Ten Year Charter Presented to Scout Troop 9
Troop 9 received a ten year veteran charter at First M. E. church in Warren, the second local Boy Scout troop to be honored. The charter was presented by Scout Commissioner F. M. Caughey after an exhibit in the church parlor and scout quarters featuring a Camp Olmsted mess hall model.
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M. E
Warren Comity
Chandlers Valley
F. M. Caughey
Camp Olmsted
Clifford Knowlton
Merritt Rolin
Springfield
Mass
Detective Injured Jumping From Auto In High Speed Chase
York, Oct. 16. City detective W. H. Myers was severely injured when he jumped from a speeding car to pursue a fleeing automobile thief who abandoned his machine. The thief escaped into woods as Myers failed to catch him.
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York
U.P
W. H. Myers
Rogers Returns to Lights on Broadway in New Musical
Will Rogers returns to Broadway substituting for Fred Stone in a new musical comedy Three Cheers at the Globe Theatre with Stone’s daughter Dorothy. The opening follows Stone’s injury in an airplane accident.
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New York
U P
Broadway
Fred Stone
Will
Rogers
Stone
Dorothy
Globe Theatre
What Can We Do For You Today
A historical advertisement promises prescription compounding and delivery service. It highlights medicines cosmetics toilet goods candy stationery cigars and tobacco plus hospital supplies and household sundries with customer assistance and wide stock.
Local Notes from Youngsville and Surrounding Areas
Miss Nellie Lounsbury of Warren spoke to the Womans’ Bench Association in Grange Hall on lodge matters. A Day family reunion at John Day’s on North Main included Denver visitors and Toledo guests. Emma Day remains for a visit. Red Circle to meet Wednesday. several locals travel to Pittsburgh. Emma Day hosted by Monard Kay. Mrs. Pike leaves for Erie. Louisa Travis builds a new cement block garage. A. C. Graham recovering at home after injuries at Pickett Lumber yards.
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Youngsville
Nellie Lounsbury
Warren
Womans’ Bench Association
Grange Hall
Lounsbury
W. E.A
John Day
North Main Street
Ray Agrelious
Katheryn
Denver
Colorado
Ralph Stuart
Ralph Husted
Emma Day
Toledo
Ohio
Howard Kay
Day
Red Circle
Arthur Briggs
R. L. Mead
Mildred Mead
Mary Negus
Pittsburgh
Marion
Rose White
R. L. Lacey
Silver Creek
Leslie Akam
Wesleyville
D. L. Culver
Corry
Don Pike
Erie
Louisa Travis
del Woodard
A. C. Graham
Pickett
P T A Congress in Session at Easton
Easton hosts the Pennsylvania Congress of Parent and Teachers four day meetings with 400 delegates. Dr J S Heberling of the William Carter foundation will discuss training from Parenthood. Tonight’s banquet speaker is Dr William Mather Lewis president of Lafayette College. Speakers include Mayor S B Horn, George A Grim, and James C Bay.
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Easton
U. P
Pennsylvania Congress of Parent and Teachers
J. 5. Heberling
William Carter Foundation
University of Pennsylvania
Parenthood
William Mather Lewis
Lafayette College
S., 8. Horn
George A. Grim
James C. Bay
Will
Moon Fate Debate Stirs Science and Industry
A column muses on far future lunar fate with two rival views. Sir Oliver Lodge argues the moon will fall to Earth as it is pulled by solar gravity, while Professor Scammell contends radioactive forces will fling it into space. Either outcome could spell catastrophe or a new planetary status for the Moon.
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Earth
Oliver Ledge
Professor Scammell
Radium Institute
Space
The Moon, Tides, and Peaceful Progress in a Fragmented World
A reflective musing touches on lunar influence, ocean tides, and long-term earth stability. It contrasts cosmic scales with political aims, noting Coolidge’s budget cuts, Western Union gains, and Lloyd George’s naval peace hopes while urging shared prosperity over relentless competition.
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Lloyd George
France
England
Universal Vice
Britain
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J. M. Eddy
Titusville
Corydon
Warren County
Mr. Eddy
Carl Aielo
Jamestown
Rogers Elementary
Ross Fiorella
Aierllo
Leonard
Bowpers
Thomas C. Cochran
Mercer County
Board of Fish Commissioners
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Lutheran Brotherhood
Lutheran Brotherhood Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church
J. R. Durham
Charles Erickson
Alfred Holmberg
Williamsport
Barton Bell
Rotary Club
Warren Outing Club
Samuel Christensen
Warren Borough Street
Pionieer Street
Warren General Hospital
George Haehn
Buffalo
N. Y
Warn Water Works
Parker City
Ablongheny
Olean
State Department of Health
Pennsylvania Game Commission
United States
James B. Peebles
R. D
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Mazda
Woman’s Club
Japan
Caughey
M. E. Church
Rev. Greer
Frank Roud
J. Ray Shepard
Troop 9
C. J. Crary
Charles T. Greer
Shepard
Ray H. Betz
Charles Eaton
Charles E. Roblin
Mothers* Club
United Lumber and Supply Corporation
Wetmore Yard
Beech Street
P. T. A. Congress
Swiors
Coolidge
Spain
India
Caldas
Western Union
Bechley
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