Fire captain held after weekend Warren auto crash
Warren beat scene recounts a weekend auto crash that led to the arrest of Frank Moll, for intoxication charge. Bail set at 200 dollars after Deputy Pinzone detained Moll near Fentonville following a crash involving Myll and Westling. Hospital reports list injuries to newspaperman Lorell Hoskins and a motorist, plus a hand amputation to M. Matthews.
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Hoover campaigns in New York final Easter drive
President candidate Herbert Hoover plans his last eastern speech in Madison Square Garden as Alfred E. Smith concludes a southern and midwestern tour. Democratic rivals Robinson Curtis attack as Republicans call foes reckless while Norman Thomas warns of war debt U.S. policy and tariff reform could follow Hoover victory with Borah urging tariff relief for agriculture.
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Nation-Wide Y W C A Dinner For Women Held Tuesday
A nation-wide dinner for Y W C A women will be Tuesday at 6 15 pm. The Warren Business Girls council invites members and friends to the Y W C A for a program featuring Miss Alice Norwood as principal speaker and other speakers. Reservations should be made by 2 pm Monday. tickets available at the door after 6 pm.
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Plane crashes on auto. one killed in Mississippi
In Hattiesburg Mississippi a plane piloted by John Hagan of Orlando Florida struck a telephone pole and crashed onto a car, killing 16 year old Laxon Rogers and lightly injuring three other family members. Hagan said he attempted to land on the roadway after the crowd swarmed the landing field.
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U. P
Laxon Rogers
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Orlando
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Mine Picket Slain by Negro Worker in Strike Tie
In Scranton Pennsylvania on October 22, Steve Papinchek 23 a picket for insurgent members of local union 213 at Diamond Colliery Glen Alden Company was shot by John Parker a Black worker and union member during a strike. Papinchek died an hour later at the state hospital Parker fled and was not yet apprehended.
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Births Shown From South Side and North Warren
A son was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Ernest M Highhouse of the South Side. Mr and Mrs Donald Phillips of North Warren announce the birth of a daughter Sunday morning at one at Maternity Hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces.
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Deaths and Funerals in Warren Area Roster
Obituaries list W G Foley of Okroulgee Okla, former Warren resident, survived by wife and siblings. Mrs Sarah Glennon of Erie dies at 77, survivor list includes children and grandchildren. Ramon Finley Agnew dies aged 9 in Youngsville. Frederick M Lash dies in North Warren, funeral in Oakland Cemetery. Lillian Kas dies at home aged 9, funeral in Warren. John Frazier funeral held at Jackson Run. Mrs Reserve Hunter dies in New York, services in Warren.
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Edwin James
Virginia Gray
Ene
St. Joseph's Cemetery
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Finley S. Agnew
Highland Avenue
Youngsville
Frederick M. Lash
Frederick M .Lah
Gifford Lath
North Warren
J. €. Howenstein
Oakland Cemetery
Lillian Kas
Lillian Kays
Mertin Kays
West Street
Wiil
C. A. Dennig
Hazel
Fred Schriest
John Frazier
Jackson Run
Ernest Kaebnick
Reserve Hunter
New York City
Trinity Memorial Church
Otlock
J. ~. Ware
Charles Ackerson
Ames Clark
John Rhodeberger
Paul Coe
Ernest Olson
Everett Eddy
G. L. Hunter
Winema Haffey
Waren
Baltimore Club Owner Dunn Dies at Field Trials
Jack Dunn owner of the Baltimore Griales collapsed and died while watching field trials near Baltimore on October 22. The death was attributed to heart trouble. Dunn was a reputed manager who declined major league offers and began his baseball career with Binghamton then played for the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants.
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Dinner precedes Legion election
A dinner at the Liberty Inn anticipated the election and installation of officers of Chief Cornplanner Post 2 American Legion, to be held Monday evening. Guests included Ralph McCord of North East and William Yeatsvrate of the Pennsylvania Forty over Eight. Three candidates for post leadership were named: Manley Putnam, C Emerson Metzger, and Fred Schmocker. An oyster stew supper followed the election and installation.
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Liberty Inn
American Legion
Ralph McCord
North East
Western
William Yeats
Ben Kinnear
Warren District
Post
Manley Putnam
C_ Emerson Metzger
Fred Schimocker
Fred Schmocker
Warren
Students Chatty Notes on Local High School Activities
A fragment from a high school bulletin describes events at Oil City High School, including the Girls Athletic Association meeting after school, a 7:30 PM Hi and Girls Club event with uniform displays, and upcoming debates and clubs. It mentions Halloween party plans, dances, and a mock presidential debate platform set for Thursday at 7:00 PM with students June DeFiees and Joe Tellier.
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Hallowe'en Party
al Smith
Hoover
June DeFiees
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Meet Potash Queen Leslie Larson and Floa Mumford
Potash Queen Leslie Larson and Floa Mumford join Emma Anderson Martha Denner Dick Gray and Mar Clair Hubley at Market and Second signing off after a community event. The gathering highlighted local business ties and congratulated the new titleholders.
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Leslie Larson
Floa Mumford
Emma Anderson
Martha Denner
Dick Gray
Mar Clair Hubley
Maytag Plans Sales Push With In Store Displays
Maytag announces a week long sales effort from October 22 to 27 offering a Maxtag washing bench to every purchaser of a Maytag washing machine. The Metzger Wright Co plans basement and window displays and salesgirls will wear Maytag fez. Children accompanying parents receive fez caps.
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Society Card Party at Warren General Hospital
The Alumni Association of Warren General Hospital hosts a card party in the Nurse's Home on Thursday evening October 25. The public is invited. Dorcas Thimble Club Meets at Swedish Lutheran Church Tuesday at 7:30 PM with all members urged to attend.
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Warren youths head to Erie rally in Baptist union event
About twenty young people from First Baptist Church of Warren will drive to Erie on Monday evening for a Baptist Young People Union rally. Chief speaker will be J Willard McCrossen of Philadelphia, newly elected national president of B Y P U America, discussing the Commission Plan. Also slated to speak is Rev Harold F Stoddard, Warren pastor, with several local attendees including Mr and Mrs H F Stoddard and many Archibalds, Wilson, Brunner, and others.
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Erie
Union of Young People
J. Willard McCrossen
Philadelphia
Baptist Young People of America
Commission
B. ¥. P. U. of America
Harold F. Stoddard
Progressive League Club to Host Hallowe'en Party
Members invite all to a Hallowe'en party Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. E. German residence 515 Water street. A light supper will be served at six o clock.
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Hallowe'en Party
Progressive League Club
Hallowe'en
W. E. German
Water Street
Haenter Post N. C. Wagner Named Manager at Columbia Theatre
Wagner, formerly manager of the Perry Theatre in Erie, takes over the Columbia Theatre in Mondex Warren. He replaces Manley D. Parker who resigned to pursue another line of business in Warren. Wagner is described as an experienced theatre man and is backed by the Columbia Amusement Company of Ene with a pledge to maintain cinema quality and service.
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Perry Theatre
Erie
Columbia
Mondex
Wagner
Manley D. Parker
Warnen
Warren
Columbia Amusement Company
Ene
Reunion of Three F Club Members in Russell
The Three F club formed March 24, 1915 at Mrs Wam Thornton’s Russell home held a reunion in Russell. A one o clock four course chicken dinner was served at Wesner Tea room with autumn leaves and yellow white decor. After dinner a business meeting and social time were at Mrs F E Thomason’s home. The group voted to hold annual reunions, next in October 1929. A bouquet of fourteen roses honored the fourteen members. Messages from California members were read. Attendees listed include Mrs Flora MacDowell Warren Rory Thornton Sharon Myrtle Stanton Clarendon Nora Reynolds James town Mary Haines Tidicote Pearl Pardee Mayville Mary Whitesill Endeavor Mary Eline Stillwater Grace Cummings Clara Cramer Viola Sears Mary Young Almeda Swanson Lena Jones Beatrice Fehlman Lola Ver Milyea Genevieve Young Hallie Russell Inez Thompson Helen Lauffenburger Russell Mrs Mel Murrin Edinboro.
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Three F. Club
Wam Thornton
Russell
Wesner
F. E. Thomason
Arthur Fehlman
Helen Lauffenburger
Lesa Lauffenburger
Charie
Viola Sears
Mary Young
Almeda Swanson
Lena Jones
Beatrice Fehlman
Lola Ver Milyea
Genevieve Young
Hallie Russell
Inez Thompson
Mel Murrin
Edinboro
Jamestown Registers Record Voter Total for 1518 Election
The Jamestown registration for the presidential election 1518 reaches a historic peak, surpassing the 1924 sum by 3,587. Saturday’s final day added 2,002 registrants, marking the largest registration in the era.
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Jamestown
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