Annual Open Night At Y Attended By Over 300 Boys
Doors opened at 7 30 pm on Friday as more than 300 boys crowded the Boys' Diss ion of the M C A for Open Night. The program moved smoothly from games to gym activities then swimming and a dessert on the second floor featuring ice cream and cake, praised by attendees. Committee members included Don Ben pon, Lyle Knapp, El mer Feller, Ed Johnson, Richard Tranter, Robert Wheelock, David Smith Jr, Byron Berry, Harole, Melvin Keller, and Merle Ros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Association
Progran Committee
Doc Colegrave
Don Benpon
Lyle Knapp
Cahin Buerkle
Elmer Feller
Ed Johnson
Richard Tranter
Robert Wheelock
David
Penny Social at Starbrick School Draws Crowd and Funds
The Star Brick Parent Teachers Association hosted a Halloween penny social in the school building, raising more than forty dollars with about 150 attendees. Volunteers Cecil Mille Genevieve Grove and Marion Gross led amusements while Mise Ethel McTnost was in charge of fortune telling. Mrs Charles Snith and Mrs Paul Hambler ran the Hat Shop, with games, contests, bouquets and candies sold. Upstairs refreshments followed downstairs entertainment, served cafeteria style, organized by Mrs Albert Anderson Mrs C M Haupp Mrs Raymond McIntosh and Mrs Harold Afunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Brick
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Cecil Mille
Genevieve Grove
Marion Gross
Mise Ethel McTntost
Charles Snith
Paul Hambler
Hallowe'en
Albert Anderson
C. M. Haupp
Raymond Mcintosh
Harold Afunger
Harvest Home dinner serves 300 at Swedish Lutheran church
More than three hundred guests attended the Harvest Home dinner at the Swedish Lutheran church Friday evening. The dining rooms featured fall decorations with orange tapers and towers on the tables. Committee members led by Mrs. Fred Mickelson organized the event with assistance from several volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miis
Fred Mickelson
Beig
Airs
C. G. Londahl
Elmer Lendzhl
J. A. Swanson
Frank Ekey
Gust Carlson
Ludwig Peterson
Ernest Ericson
Dirs
Gust Berg
Deaths and Funerals in Wrightsville Area
Abs A H Hyde died at home on the Pittsfield Wrightsville road Friday at 11 20 aged 71. Funeral service will be Monday at Wrightsville church with burial in Wrightsville cemetery. Survived by husband Leland Hyde three brothers Edwin Sherman and John Clark all Wrightsville and one sister Mrs Dick Little Wrightsville. Nelly J Stewart died Saturday at 3 25 from pneumonia after a brief illness. Survived by one sister Mrs Vuguva Stewart Brooks Cuseland Qina. Agnes D Silt Warren and Robert J Campbell Kane and one uncle Antiew P Smih of Long Beach Col.
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A. H. Hyde
Abs
Alcina H. Hyde
Pittsfield
Wrightsville
Hyde
Leland Hyde
Edwin, Sherman
John Clark
Dick Little
Nelly J. Stewart
Sisnees
Vuguva Stewart Brooks
Cuseland
Qina
Agnes D. Silt
Warren
Robert J. Campbell Kane
Antiew P Smih
Long Beach
Col
Warren Man Sees Huge Dirigible Over Baltimore
James Harrington, of the Carver House, and his wife traveled to Baltimore to seek medical treatment and catch a glimpse of the Graf Zeppelin as it completed its journey from Germany to the United States. Harrington recalled the moment crowds gathered on rooftops and bells rang as the dirigible roamed near buildings, stretching about two blocks in length. The article contrasts this sight with memories of the Carver House in the past, noting changes from washstands to modern lobby renovations.
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Germany
United States
James Hartington
Carver
Baltimore
Harrington
Forbes
Carver House
Bulding
Jurors Announced for Court Opening on December 5
Grand and traverse jurors for the December Quarter Sessions were announced by Commissioners' Clerk George Leavy. Nineteen men and five women named for the grand jury. 34 men and 18 women named for traverse jurors. Grand jurors report December 3 in the email court room. traverse jurors December 6. Hours set at 7 p.m. Key names include Charles Bower and Jennie Dele among others.
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Traverse
Grand
Quarter Sessions
George Leavy
Mer Aed
Grand Jrudy
Fudge
D. A. Avira
Charles Bower
Warren
Franick Brown
Jennie Dele
Southwest
Ven Duncan
P. V Dorrance
Wigren
P. A. Fordelius
Sage
Grove
Hyett Grenter
Pleasant Township
Florence Gage
Bear Lake
Chestere
Columbus
David Johnson
Myrin Eieberg
Pinegrove
Geo
Woodside
Sugar Grove
Traverse Jurere
Arc
Arthur Anundsen
Shefield
Glenn Baird
Conewange
E Mi Briley
Freehold
Nellie Belnep
Youngsville
Harary Bennett
Spring Cech
Florence Baines
Ella Benjamin
A. R. Bathurst
Clarendon
Christine Belden
Spring Creehi
W. R
Mead
W. K Chesnut
W. Cook
Sheffield
Johna Deamer
Piregrave
Fred C. Eston
Anna Erjickson
Grand Wade
Louis H. Green
H.H. Gedds
Kinzua
R.goldthwait
Naldo Garber
Dora Harrington
G. W. Inwan
Weren
Hattie Jones
Conewango
Mike Johnson
Brokenstraw
M. E. Knight
T. A. Kearns
Claude Landers
Norman Lytle
Kunzua
John D. L. Logan
Mary Larson
Cheny Grove
Charles T. Lemon
Wenen
Mre
Lizzie Lawson
Spring Creek
Bertha Mason
E. L. Meddock
Madora Moore
Pittsfield
Ed C
Triumph
Eltis Thompson
Dos E. Walters
Andrew Wickstrom
Waisen
Amendments to be voted on at November election
An invitation to Warren men to speak for or against proposed amendments to the State Constitution at the November vote. The Life Study Club extends a cordial, informal invitation with no red tape for membership. Reservations for the Sapper event and related activities are handled by the YMCA office, Bell 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Life Study Club
Warren and Erie Central Hold Political Debate
Warren and Erie Central High Schools held a close debate Friday on the question Should the Republican Party Be Retained in Power. No decision was reached. Warren debaters were Miss M Kopp Donald C Anderson Walter Maurer. Erie Central was represented by Jare Tritle Colby Mabie Burton Wordburn M E MacDonald presided and Rey Bish was critic. During the retreat to prepare rebuttals Miss Helen Pressel presented two monologues The College Waitness and Mary Jace Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Erie Central
Republican Party
M. Kopp
Donald C. Anderson
Walter Maurer
Jare Tritle
Colby Mabie
Burton Wordburn
M. E. MacDonald
Rey Bish
Helen Pressel
Mary Jace Brown
Norris to Speak for Gov Smith in Neb City Auditorium
Omaba Neb Oct 27 Senator George W Norris prepared to address the crowd tonight in support of Governor Alfred E Smith. Norris cited Smith on water power relief and Nicaragua policy while criticizing Hoover. He endorsed Howell for re election and Sorenson for attorney general but planned no statewide campaigning. He may also speak in Minneapolis later.
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Omaba
Neb
U. P
George W. Norris
Alfred E. Smith
Municipal Auditorium
Progressne
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montanna
Washington
Labonte
Smith
Nerys
Cense
Hoover
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Norris
Howell Norris
R. B. Howell
C. A. Sorenson
Fairbury
Howell
Lat Mimmapolis
Gangsters free themselves from Maison county jail
Freddie Wooten and Myke Kurant escaped from Maison county jail in Edwardsville. Wooten, linked to the Birger gang, was awaiting trial for the murder of Lory Price and his wife. Kurant had just been granted a new trial on charges involving Paul Badde. Sheriff Harmann cited the escape occurring between 1 and 3 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
Juls
Freddie Wooten
Myke Kurant
Maison County
Wooten
Birger
Lory Price
Price
Kurant
Paul Badde
O. H. Harmann
United Press
World Red Cross League ties U S to 50 nations
Interview with Paul De Frees, chair of the Werien County chapter, outlines how the American Red Cross leads in the League of Red Cross Societies based in Paris. The League unites 50 nations to promote new societies, strengthen weak ones, and foster international health and cooperation. The United States funds much of the League's work, aiding 22 foreign disasters last year, as the American Red Cross grows to about four million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Chepter
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Paul de Frees
Werien Councy
National Red Cross Organization
League of Red Cross Societies
Paris
League
Henry P. Dasision
John Barton Payne
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Red Cross Society
Germany
Williams Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Williams of West Wayne Street celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an informal Swedish Congregational church reception for 150 guests at 2 30 pm. Rev A G Nelson spoke. Miss Bell Krantz and family provided music. private dinner followed at the Williams home. The couple, married in Sweden on October 27 1878, settled in Warren after 1882 and have five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williame
West Wayne Street
A. G. Nelson
Sugar Grove
Gurney Bell
Youngsville
Bell Krantz
David Scott
Edna
Evelyn Samuelson
Elizabeth Nelson
Gust Jacobson
Abs
Rooney
John Frantz
Erie
Hilda R Krantz
R. Krantz
Bradford
Otto Krantz
Gurney Ball
A. R. Walba
Trusville
John Williams
Merced
California
3. Troy
Oswego
Detective Captain Held for Perjury in Philadelphia
Former Philadelphia detective captain Charles Beckman is held in 10000 dollars bail after arraignment on perjury charges. He was arrested following a judge's order amid a bribery and corruption inquiry involving a top police official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U. P
Charles C. Beckman
Beckman
Charles Cohen
Pr Bak
J's
Potios Deuich
Slayer escapes after key left in cell door
John Dempsey, awaiting testimony in a robbery trial, slipped from a temporary cell in Chicago’s criminal court building after a bailiff possibly left the cell key in the door. Dempsey, a 60 year Jo liet penitentiary convict for the murder of officer William OConner, fled as police hunted the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slayer
U. P
Chicago
John Dempsey
Criminal Court
Liberty
Dempsey
A. J. Yavrick
Yavrick
Joliet
William O'Conner
Former Legion Commander John R. McQuigg Dies at 62
Brigadier General John R. McQuigg former nations commander of the American Legion died at his Cleveland home at age 62. Funeral services were arranged in Cleveland Oct 27. McQuigg led the Legion in 1926 and had remained active for years.
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Cleveland
Opio
John R. McQuigg
American Legion
MecQuigg
Leg-Cn
Pennsylvanians Honored in Carnegie Hero Fund Awards
Pittsburgh Oct 27 Two Pennsylvanians named among fifty six heroism award recipients by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission during its fall meeting. Three silver medals and fifty three bronze medals distributed. Twelve heroes died and pensions totaling 4320 per year granted to dependents of six. Educational and other awards totaling 41200 and 20500 allocated. Named Pennsylvanians James A. Dunham Jr of Scranton and Walter E. Culbertson Jr of Lansdowne. Dunham died attempting to save Joseph A. Kelly at Seaside Park N J July 5 1926. Culbertson helped in the rescue. Kelly saved by another swimmer. Two West Virginians cited Ware William B. Prettyman Wheeling for death while attempting to save Anna Knize Braeburn Pa. Bronze medal and $50 monthly death benefit awarded to widow. John D. Hayhurst Belmont died saving Earl Stamper from a manhole. widow received bronze medal and $75 monthly death benefits plus $5 for son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pennsylvania
James A. Dunham
Scranton
Walter E. Culbertson, Jr
Lansdowne
Dunham
Joseph A. Kelly
Seaside Park
N. J
Culbertson
Kelly
Ware
William B. Prettyman
Wheeling
W. Va
Anna B. Knize
Allegheny River
Braeburn
John D. Hayhurst
Belmont
Earl S. Stamper
Gas Tank Blast Costs Equitable $1.54 Million in Claims
The Equitable Gas Company paid $1,544,347 to settle 3,828 claims from the Manchester plant explosion last November 14 in Pittsburgh. About 5,000 claims have been filed, with four lawsuits filed by claimants the company could not settle with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Equitable Gas Company
Manchester
Shey Company
Armory party features Wild West town replica for Moose Lodge
The Warren Moose Lodge plans seven wild nights at the Armory from Nov 24 to Dec 1 building a Rocky Gulch frontier town with shops post office and theatre in operation Local Moose and Moorze Legion members will personate villagers A style show nightly and three popularity contests offer prizes including a $300 fur coat, a $300 diamond ring, and a $250 diamond ring along with other awards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Moose
Wanen
Mosse Legion
Warren Lodge
Moore
Moose Enbiera
Oil Market Prices Across Multiple Pipelines and Regions
The report lists Pennsylvania Grade Oil and other grades across lines under National Transit Co Buckeye and Eureka Pipe lines, Cumberland Pipe Line, and related refiners. It notes varying prices per barrel and regional references in Kentucky, Ohio, and New York transit contexts. The fragment references several companies and pipe line names with per unit prices and county scopes in Western Kentucky.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradso
National Transit Co
Swat West Pa
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Baeye Pipe Co
Corning
OW City
Dev
Cumberland
Barren
Monroe Counties
Paragon
Kentucky
Stevens Linen Towels Bleached and Brown Sold
Short lengths of Stevens pure linen towel ing bleached and brown offered for sale. Items described as lightweight and suitable for household use with potential color variation noted.
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Starbrick School
Nelly L. Stewart
Gov. Smith
Tonite
Waois
the Tribune
League OF Relief
Mrs. Williams
Jean Arthur
The
Tribune
Legion IS
Hero Fund Board
Armory
Johnson Brothers
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