Smith Prepares Final Campaign Drive In Newark Speech
New York Oct 31 Gov Alfred Smith begins the final push of his presidential bid. He abandons the derby and plans a Newark address focusing on labor issues and injunctions. A Madison Square rally, radio talk, and late returns are scheduled as he aims to rally the state Democratic ticket.
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New York
Alfred
Newark
N. J
Fatfurt
Republ
Brooklyn Academy
Oli
New Jersey
Madison Square
Smith
United Press
Democratic
Holland Tubes
Jersey City
Tidioute Highlights and Local Updates at Institute
Tidioute residents travel daily to Warren County Institute with names such as Mrs Magill Miss Johnson and Mr Lodge joining regulars like Professor Dun and Mrs Enham as roads improve after a slip prone start. The football team eyes a home game against Clarion while community notices report travel to Florida for winter, highway contract talks in Harrisburg and local family updates.
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Tidioute
Warren County Institute
Magill
Swanson
Stis
Helen Lodge
Miss Johnson
Lodge
Professor Dun
Enham
Bernauer
Martin Aca Chiton Dowlin
Ma Thomas
Florence Donald
Wolfe
Bishop
Daugherty
Edgerton
Bottenhorn
Warren
Clarion
FP. S. Hanchett
Tidtoute
Florida
W. Glinger
A. P. Wheeler
Harrisburg
Mary Lambert
Margaret
Ludlow High School
Bitty Watson
Chester Watson
Porkey Parkey and Kinship Ties in Regional Notes
Porkey Parkey and Linus Shunk arrived from Kellettville to work for South Penn Oil Co. They endured a rain wash and stayed largely outdoors. O E Rupert moved to Kingsley to repair rusted wires and poles for the town’s telephone upgrade. Edward Miner aided the Chemical plant’s line work, with costs borne by the employer.
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Edward Miner
Chemical Plant
Kingsley
Opal Shepard
Arcade
Kane
Durant
Porkey
Miss Johnson
Winnifred Johnson
Sheriff
Dick Fulmer
Frank Ewings
H. W. Mosher of
Corry
Kellettville
Mayburg
Orcestra
Pit
Kenneth Littlefield
Rupert
F. Lee Dunkle
Clyde Littlefield
Helen Wright
Wayne Lindsey
Scotch Hill
Miles O'Donnel
Letters of Administration for David Beurstedt estate
The Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company reports that T. A. on the Estate of David Beurstedt, late of Warren County, Pa., deceased, has been granted to the undersigned. Debtors must pay immediately and claimants present claims properly authenticated for settlement. September 25, 1928.
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T. A
David Beurstedt
Warren
Warren County
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Deer Sightings and Mill Update Reported Nearby
A deer on the road near Barleaws is noted. Another observer reports seeing two elk at Bucks Mill the same night. J. E. McMichael, home from Logan after a week, spent Sunday with family at Warren where the saw mill is tested and ready to run. Mrs. O. E. Rupert and two children visited her son M. A. over the weekend.
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Bucks Mill
J. E. McMichael
Logan
Warren
O. E. Rupert
M. A
Rupert and Crain family visit near Santenti
Mrs Leonard Crain has been visiting her bee-daughters Mrs Walter and Mrs Charles Heasley near Santenti for a few days, showing a sad family mood. Rupert accompanies the family as they spend time together in the Lynch area, reflecting a quiet, close-knit gathering amid recent events.
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Rupert
Lynch
Leonard Crain
Walter
Charles Heasley
Santenti
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Brooklyn
N. York
Lena Smith
Francis
Kenneth
Warren Naval Hospital
Harry Anderson
Hrgh
Anderaat
P. A. Anderson
Messrs
Russell
Emanuel Johnson
Montana
Juniata Benner
C. T. Benner
Isdioute
Ersonals
Norris E. Brennan
Bradford
L. R. Brennan
M. E B. Spencer
Rupert Brothers
Elk County
J. H. Krapp
Sheffield
German Hill
Peter Mangint
G. G. Greene
Pennayivanle
West
Blonday
Metzgera Wright
Metzger
Wright's
Pan! Jones
Paul Jones
Chelsea
For
Harry Heinz
Metzger- Wright's
Holland
la Ferne Flint
Metzger-Wright
Moat
Metzger-Wrights
Modart
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