Lecturer urges enlightened parenthood in Home theme
Mrs. Margaret Wells, a Woodfield lecturer for the American Lovel Hygiene association, urged the need for enlightened parenthood at the Pennsylvania convention of parents and teachers in Easton. She argued divorce causes and the home’s moral failings stem from lack of preparation for marriage and parenthood, calling for concrete sex education, shared family life, and substitute sincerity for hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wells
Wood
American Lovel Hygiene Association of
New York City
Pennsylvania
Easton
Charles Platt
Bertha C. Reynolds
Jewelry Worth 50 000 Stolen in Pittsburgh Robbery
In Pittsburgh police report a haul of at least 50000 dollars in jewelry and valuables stolen from Abe Sussman’s pawnshop. Sussman was murdered in the shop, with detectives believing the killing aimed to avert interference with the theft. Sussman had helped police seize thieves by reporting suspects. Also: Queen Marie of Roumania reportedly bedridden with grip in Bucharest dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Abe Sussman
Sussman
Vienna
Bucharest
Central Radio
Marie of
Arrested for Murder After 3-Year Search
William Miller, 30, of Pittsburgh, to be arraigned in Cleveland police court on a murder charge tied to the October 4 1925 shooting during a quarrel over a woman. A bullet hit bystander Emanuel Medina, 27, during the fight with Wesley Hagen, Cleveland. Detectives arrested Miller Tuesday after a three-year manhunt. he claimed to have been in Pittsburgh since the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Miller
Pittsburgh
Kling
Miller
Wesley Hagen
Hagen
Emanuel Medina
Judge Arird Grants Smith Brooks Divorce
Judge D. A. Arird presided over three matrimonial actions Wednesday. He granted Smith W. Brooks a divorce from Madelyn Brooks, while Jessie H. Shaffer filed suit against Charles T. Shaffer. Testimony occurred in the Brooks case and in libels by Mary Louise Moore against John Francis Moore and Lela Trene Jones against William A. Jones. A special county court session is set for Friday November 2 per Prothonotary E. B. Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Arird
Arird
Smith W. Brooks
Madelyn Brooks
Jessie H. Shaffer
Charles T. Shaffer
Brooks
Mary Louise Moore
John Francis Moore
Lela Trene Jones
William A. Jones
Rexal Order tablet promises relief from constipation
A Patth Creek physician cites constipation as a major misery and promotes Rexal Order tablets. The ad claims the tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle, thorough movement without dose escalation. Chew Rexall Order at night for a brighter next day. 24 for 26e at Rexall Drug Store Harvey & Carey Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patth Creek
Rexal Orderlies
Rexall
Rexall Drug Store
Harvey& Carey, Inc
New Remedy Claim Stops Fits Says Epilepsy Aid
A New York firm advertises Nurosol Laboratories claiming a remedy that stops stubborn fits without harm or habit forming. It offers a free booklet to individuals who mail their name to Dept 744 at 509 Fifth Ave New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
Nurosol Laboratories
Hoover to Reply to Smith Charge in New York Address
In New York Hoover is expected to rebut Smiths claim that Coolidge era economy was a myth. The clash follows Smiths Sedalia speech and prompt denials from Work and Mellon. Hoover plans a New York address with restrained direct reference and a broader financial record critique. He eyeing a California trip and a likely St Louis radio address around November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Coolidge
Sedalia
Smith
Republican National Committee
New York State
Hoover
California
St Louis
Missouri
Northwest
Three Men Hurt in Freight Wreck Near Johnstown
A freight tram wreck near Johnstown Pennsylvania injures engineer Harden and fireman David Newcomer, both of Pittsburgh, and brakeman John Zoll of East Conemaugh. Ten cars wrecked, seven burned. Tracks blocked three hours as locomotives derailed and cars burned.
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Johnstown
Here
Harden
Pittsburgh
David Newcomer
John Zoll
Tbrekeman
East Conemaugh
South Fork
Society and club events fill fall calendar
The fall and winter Research Club opens Friday at Mrs. L. J. Holmes’s home with plans for the year. The Rebekah Lodge held a Friday card party at the I O O F Hall with prizes and refreshments. Mrs. Glenn Smith entertained the I D O club Thursday afternoon with sewing and a luncheon. Grace M. E. church women plan a rummage sale October 31 to November 3. location to be announced. donations urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
L. J. Holmes
Waterstreet
Rebekah
Warren Rebekah Lodge
D. O. Club
Glenn Smith
I. D. O. Club
Frank Street
Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies
Grace M. E. Church
L. L. Bishop
Nmbers
Governor Smith Campaigns in Turbulent Chicago
Governor Alfred E. Smith arrived in Chicago at 10 p.m. and, despite plans for rest, spent two days amid demonstrations and requests from Democratic leaders. Delegations pressed him at his hotel as he prepared a downtown armory speech for tomorrow night, closing his personal campaign in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Windy City
New Books at the Public Library
Warren Public Library announces a release of new titles on Saturday October 20. Non fiction selections include Pioneer Life and Nathan Hale with works by Milne and Mowrer. fiction includes Master of Revels and The Bishop's Wife among others. Cautious buyers are advised to read the classified acts carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Public Library
Phillip Tome
Clyde Fitch
Nathan Hale
F. T. Palgrave
Golden Treasury
H. A. Jones
Mrs. Dane
A. A. Milne
J. W. Beach
E. A. Mowrer
Otis Skimmer
Paul DeKruif
8. C. Chew
Clare Sheridan
Gracia Deleddz
E. W. Howe
Robert Nathan
E. M. Roberts
Arthur Train
Edger Wallace
R. H. Watkins
Byrd Vessel Nears Equator on Antarctic Quest
Washington reports Commander Richard Byrd's ship Eleanor Bolling is near the equator on its voyage toward the South Pole. Marine orderly Charles Kessler sent a message noting the line crossing, a playful shave, and a friendly race with City of New York, with crews pressing on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Byrd
Eleanor Bolling
Charles K. Kessler
Marie Ac
Gompensinge
Equator
Neptunus Rex
New York
Kessler
Navy
Byrd
Arctic
Bandit Slayer Extradition To Pittsburgh For Jaworski
An executive acts to honor Pennsylvania extradition papers signed by Gov. John Fisher. Jaworski will face the electric chair after surrender to Pittsburgh authorities. Three months to appeal to the State Supreme Court follows sentencing with return from Cleveland. Alienists deemed him sane and Cleveland counsel already appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
John Fisher
Jaworski
Stanton
Cleveland
J. Frank Graff
Armstrong County
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Gardner
Trans Atlantic flight attempt by A C MacDonald
Commandeer A C MacDonald, a former British naval officer, undertook a daring non stop Atlantic crossing from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to England. He aimed to reach London within 18 hours using a tiny Moth aircraft after a checkered career including captivity in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. MacDonald
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
E.S
England
MacDonald
Africa
Aircraft design notes reveal limited range and power
The report details a lightweight plane weighing about 800 pounds with a 26 foot wingspread and 85 horsepower. It could cruise roughly 3,500 miles. MacDonald did not install two radios and planned a dead reckoning flight path, resembling Lindbergh.
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Kelmotor
Lindbergh
MacDonald
Fear for safety of flier and wife in Green Bay area
Coast guard crews in Menominee report fear for the safety of Thomas Mitchell and his wife after their plane vanished during a flight from Sturgeon Bay to Menominee. The craft was last seen near Egg Harbor and was believed to cross Green Bay, about 215 miles over water. Green Island was seen as the only potential haven if a forced landing occurred. searches were planned for Green Bay and Green Island as calmer weather was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee
Mich
Coast Guard
Thomas Mitchell
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Egg Harbor
Mitchell
Green Bay
Green Island
Cemetery Charter Approved by Judge
Judge D A Arird approved a petition for a charter for the Turnpike Cemetery association of Freehold township. Directors for five years include Dr Edwin D McKee and Nettie E McKee of Warren, James E Pelton Adna Broughton and Harriett T Morrison lant of Sugar Grove. The association will be incorporated for 6000 dollars. Earle MacDonald presented the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Arird
Turnpike Cemetery Association
Freehold Township
Edwin D. MclKee
Nettie E. McKee
Warren
James E. Pelton
Adna Broughton
Harriett T. Morrison Lant
Sugar Grove
Earle MacDonald
Respite Granted for Condemned Slayer Tony Lucitti
Harrisburg report says Governor Fisher granted a respite from execution for Tony Lucitti, condemned in Washington County. The date was moved from the week of October 22 to the week of December 3 as counsel appeals to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Tony Lucitti
Washington County
Fisher
Lucitti
Supreme Court
Warren Kiwanis Midnight Revue Rehearsal Sets Show Date
The Warren Kiwanis Midnight Revue chorus held its first rehearsal at Trinity Episcopal parish house preparing for the Library Theatre performance on November 6. Members listed include Ede line Barber Lois Phillips Alice Stanford Barbara Edinger and others. second rehearsal planned tonight at 8 30 with new members to report Thursday. Cast rehearsals continue nightly leading up to the show with several additional cast members taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Kiwanis Cloh
Trinity Episcopal Church
Library Theatre
Edeline Barber
Lois Phillips
Alice Stanford
Barbara Edinger
Helen Rey
Ields
Jane Lytle
Ruth Garrison
Gretchen Heasley
Lucy Moran
Ethelyn Parker
Martha Dentler
Rachel Sloan
Elizabeth Lavery
Doris Anterson
Evelyn A. Teieison
Patricia Lavery
James Herbert
Hetty Field
Carmen Milliren
Fred Printz Vallenge
William Hill
Monty McClure
J. L. Ware
F. C. Schouler
Deaths and Funerals James J. O'Dell
James J. O'Dell aged 60 died suddenly Wednesday at his home near Enterprise Waymen county after a heart attack. He is survived by his wife. Funeral services set for Friday with interment in Fairview cemetery Pleasantville Venango county. First Aid Booklets Bauer Black Co Chicago to send scoutmasters in Warren county poster and booklet on first aid methods and running a first aid contest, per Scout Executive Frank C Roud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Dell
James J. O'Dell
Enterprise
Waymen County
Fairview
Pleasantville
Venango County
Bauer & Black Company
Chicago
Warren County
Frank C.roud
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IBYRD
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Wisconsin
Menominee, Mich
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Bayer
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Warren, Pa
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Rayon Sport
Mt Ag
Johnson Brothers
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