Junior-Senior High Plan Adopted by Youngsville School
Youngsville School under R. R. Merril becomes Warren County’s first to adopt the Junior-Senior High School plan. The system groups seventh to ninth grades with home rooms and specialized teachers, offering guided study, elective options, and broader facilities in arts, shop, PE, and library. The senior high expands to grades ten through twelve with continued development and guidance. Also notes street paving on Ford Street and local lodge drill practice for Sheffield invitation while reporting community events and meetings.
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Youngsville School
R. R. Merril
Frst
Warren County
Bureau of Education
Advertising Spelling Error Noted in Friday Hatchet Ad
A misspelled word appears in a local ad on the page, flagged as an error by merchants. The notice asks readers to report the typo by Friday morning after 3 o clock, mentioning the Youngsville Theatre and a promotional slogan Let’s Go.
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Youngsville Theatre
Poms
Rockefeller chases speedster in Matawan car
In Matawan New Jersey a police officer commandeered John D Rockefeller's car to overtake a speeding vehicle. Rockefeller rode in back as the chase ended the driver was reprimanded. Rockefeller rewarded the officer with five new dimes, sparking a rare motorside moment. A separate item notes a U S soap census showing per capita soap use and industry stats for 1925.
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Matawan
N. J
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Leroy Sproul
Sproul
Local stock company tours town with tent on North Main
Reports praise the stock company's plays in town. The troupe camps in private homes while touring. Mrs. Ivan Crosby and Mrs. Clayton Weef joined townsfolk on Dollar Day in Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Haupin of Corry visited their son O B Haupin and wife. Mr. and Mrs. O B Haupin died while visiting Mr. Herdy Haupin of Bear Lake. Miss Molly Harrington of Irvine stayed with her sister-in-law Mrs. R D Harrington of Fast Main. Mrs. C M Knapp and Miss Nellie Knapp, recently in Rochester, plan to return home early next week.
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North Main
Highland Avenue
Ivan Crosby
Clayton Weef
Warren
Charlie Haupin
Corry
O. B. Haupin
Herdy Haupin
Bear Lake
Molly Harrington
Irvine
R. D. Harrington
Faat. Main
C. M. Knapp
Nellie Knapp
Rochester
Farewell party for Bergstroms before move to Lander
About fifty neighbors and friends gathered at the Bergstroms home on Saturday night to bid them farewell before their September move to a village residence. A short program included a dialect monologue by Mrs. Virginia Loucks and organ music by Miss Elizabeth Carlson. The couple received a gold gift from the gathering.
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Davey
Jamestown
N. Y
Miss Hodges
Copelard
Lakewood
N.Y
Bergstrom
Wallin
Maud Burt
Ide
Anna Anderson
Busti
Olaf Nelson
Theodore Holmes
Alten Pearson
Falconer
Weiner
Preston's Grove
Epworth League
Kenneth Ludwick
Fannie McKitrick
Ovid McKitrick
Dunham
Dunham Corners
Charles Fornell
D. Pretor
Eva Fornell
Notable Traveler Encounters Driver Over Name
A traveler in a small southern town asks the old cab driver to reveal his name. The driver responds that his name is George Washington and adds he has been driving for over 40 years, underscoring his long service.
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George Washington
Legal Notices Register's Notice of Accounts in Warren County
The Register of Warren County lists numerous administrators executors and guardians who have filed first final or distribution accounts for estates. The Orphans Court will review these accounts September 6 at 2 p.m. and approve or allow settlements.
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Warren County
Orphan's Court
Louise I. Perkins
Ferdinand E. Perkins
Warren National Bank
Gladys Stoke Kilburn
Nancy Stoke
C. Roman Schnur
Mary Schnur
H. M. Putnam
Mary Fornell
John H. Fornell
Ada E. Muse
Homer J. Muse
H. G McKalip
S. K. McKalip
Waren National Bank
Thomas C. Sherman
Johm Carlson
Mary F Honhart
J. C. Helm
Lloyd Haggstrom
Charles Haggstrom
Gertrude S. Lawrence
C. L. Tagrench
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Co
John W. Campbell
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co
Donald McDonald
George R. Scott
Harriett Viger
Laura A
Martha Peterson
Samuel Peterson
Neil D. Paterson
Sam Linde
Ida L. Hartman
W. W. Rankin
David W. Beaty
Danelia A. Wilder
Register
Warren
Moses Berry
W. H. Berry
Jury verdict in Iowa suit about railroad accident deaths
An Iowa jury delivered a verdict in a civil case against Raj Toad Co. The judge’s instructions referenced a hypothetical train that would have run properly and a whistle that would have blown as it should have, implying negligence contributed to a death.
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Iowa
Raj Toad Company
Rune
Weiner Roast Held by Younger Set at Sheffield
Sheffield August 31 On Friday evening August 20 Miss Eva Brown and Miss Letta Richie chaperoned a party of the younger set to the ball ground where a weiner roast and marshmallow toast was enjoyed. Miss Mary Grounick known on the stage as Miss Betty Wayne visited relatives here then left for New York City. Emogene Johnson of Chandlers Valley returned home Friday from visiting Miss Evelyn Peterson of West Main Street. Elsie Nelson returns to Ludlow for school duties. Mr and Mrs Charles Rylander of Chicago have been visiting friends here. Mr Rylander returned west Sunday while Mrs Rylander remains. Carrie Jacob of Van Ellen Avenue and Evelyn Peterson motored to Jamestown New York Tuesday. Monday Mr and Mrs Lemhuis returned to Grie after visiting Mrs Lemhuiss parents Reverend and Mrs S R Davison.
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Sheffield
Eva Brown
Letta Richie
Mary Grounick
Betty Wayne
New York City
Emogene Johnson
Chandlers Valley
Evelyn Peterson
West Main Street
Elsie Nelson
Ludlow
Charles Rylander
Chicago
Rylander
Carrie Jacob
van Ellen Avenue
Jamestown
N. Y
Lemhuis
Grie
Army and Navy party at The Cabin Barnes Horton hosts
Invitations issued for an Army and Navy party to be held at The Cabin Barnes on Wednesday evening September 7 hosted by Mrs George Horton and Byron B Horton. Also noted was the Buzzard family tennion at Grange Hall near Tidbute Sunday with a large crowd, and Miss Annabell Randall from New Castle visiting her brother Protector P T Randall in Pickering Street. Randall teaches physical education at New Castle Junior High.
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George Horton
Byron B. Horton
Barnes
Grange Hall
Tidbute
Annabell Randall
New Castle
P. T. Randall
Pickering Street
Mise Randall
New Caste
Shirley and Sister Argue Over Walk Before Fiance Falls
In a playful exchange, Shirley teases her older sister about avoiding a walk as the sister’s fiancé is set to fall. Shirley’s latest invented expression is highlighted as a quirk of her lively imagination.
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Shirley
Lloyd George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Youngsville
Ford Street
Jc. H. Kay
Railroad Street
Pennsylvania Tracks
Lady Gray Rebecca Lodge
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Verna Cockron
East Main Street
Gertrude Godell
Gilbert Anderson
John Zeliff
Bates Street
Adolph Beckenbach
Odd Fellow Place
Ernest Hoskins
T. L. Hill
Mr. Hoskins
Walter Hardware Company
Hoover Cleaners
Hull’s Furniture Store
Youngsville, Pa
Garland Furnace
Walter Hardware Co
Youngsville Planing Mill
John D
U.S
Washington
United Press
Commerce Department
Lander
John Bergstrom
the Needle Kraft Shop
Pap
Engstrom’s Men's
Boya
Mead’s Shoe Store
G.F. Anderson
Youngsville, Penna
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