Warren County to be Represented in National Contest
Theron Johnson a 14 year old from Chandlers Valley earned a place to represent Pennsylvania in the Young Farmers National Dairy Judging Contest set for Memphis Tennessee October 13 to 20. Johnson joined two teammates and a family club leader in Pittsburgh for the trip and competition after a state win at State College.
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Warren County
Pennsylvania
Memphis
Tenn
Oectober
Theron Johnson
Ira Johnson
Chandlers Valley
State College
Johnson
Pittsbergh
Lander Calf Club
Warren County Fwr
School openings and transfers prompt countywide changes
Warren County schools reopened for fall and winter terms with H L Blair noting only one teaching vacancy remains. Tillotson and Old Clarendon sites reopened after closures. Royston school closed with pupils moved to Sheffield. Chandlers Valley High shifts from four to three years. Baxter and Cobham closures send pupils elsewhere. Swede Hill also closed. Grand Valley plans for new high school courses postponed due to needed additions and classroom disruption.
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Warren County
H. L. Blair
Blair
Tillotson School
Columbus Township
Page Hollow School
Glade Township
Old Clarendon School
Mead Township
Royston School
Sheffield Township
Sheffield
Chandler
Fliers Rescue Efforts Reach Greenland and Salvage Talk
Coast guard may order the cutter Manon to Greenland after Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, stranded on the Greenland ice, signal for guidance. Bullard offered the Marion’s services to Mrs Hassell as the two Rockford aviators decide whether to salvage the Greater Rockford, noting the plane remained in good condition after they left it near Mount Evans.
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United States
Washington
Coast Guard
Manon
Greenland
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Bacers
Rockford
Marion
Bullard
Topics Returns From Hospital Frank J Scalise
Warren resident Warren Gassed in World War returns from Cincinnati General Hospital after examination and plans to enter either Washington or Philadelphia government hospital. Ten arrests for intoxication made by Warren Police Department this month. One man, heard Tuesday, jailed 21 dollars total costs after three arrests in 24 hours. Police Court: Four intoxicated defendants appeared before Justice Watts N Davis Tuesday morning.
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Frank J. Scalise
Warren
Cincinnati General Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington
Philadelpha Government Hospital
Warren Police Department
Police Court
Watts N. Davis
Levine’s Plane Seized by Police at Cherbourg
Paris dispatch reports Charles A. Levine’s new Junkers plane Queen of the Air seized by French authorities at Cherbourg after piloted by Bert Acosta departed Le Bourget without customs clearance. The craft, built in Germany and imported by Levine, was sealed as investigations proceed. Acosta faces a Cherbourg court hearing Wednesday. Levine remains under police supervision aboard the Leviathan tender.
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Paris
U. P
Charles A. Levine
Junkers
Queen of the Air
Cherbourg
Levine
New York
United States
Bert Acosta
Te Bourget Field
Germany
Acosta
Neilly backs Hoover at Prohibition convention in Chicago
J W Neilly of 25 Buchanan Street seconded Herbert Hoover as Prohibition party presidential candidate at the Chicago convention held the week of July 12. Neilly, a delegate, called the meeting the most interesting since 1912 and noted Clinton N Howard of Rochester spoke prominently. He added Duzois led in delegation size with Pennsylvania second. Hoover’s name was placed in nomination by Janet Campbell.
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J. W. Neilly
Buchanan Street
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
Mr. Neilly
Clinton N. Howard
Little Giant
Rochester
N. Y
Duzois
Pennsylvania
Neilly
Hoover
Janet Campbell
Barty
Mrs Rockwell Injured in Fractured Ankle incident
Mrs. J A Rockwell of 504 Third Avenue is confined to home with a fractured ankle after stepping from an automobile Monday evening in front of her residence. Dr Paul Stewart attends. Railroad Detective W P Merritt arrested a passenger from Erie on a train Monday evening for disorderly conduct.
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Rockwell
J. A. Rockwell
Third Avenue
W. P. Merritt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie
Lyons Named Asst District Attorney
Frank J. Lyons was appointed assistant district attorney by Judge D A Arird on Tuesday following a petition by District Attorney LeRoy Eddy The move should improve cooperation between the two prosecutors who are to handle cases scheduled for the September term of court The appointment lasts for this session only.
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Frank J. Lyons
D. A. Arird
LeRoy Eddy
Mr. Lyon
Pilot and navigator rescued after days in stormy air
Reported flight from Rockford to Mount Evans ended in distress as high winds and ice threatened derailment. News of their safety sparked bedlam in Rockford on Sunday as Hassell and Cramer were welcomed by relieved families including Mrs. Elizabeth Hassell and Mrs. Rosalie Hassell.
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Hassel
Cramer
Rockford
Mount Evans
Elizabeth Hassell
Hassell
Rosalie Hassell
Fannie Cramer
Auto fair mileage guessing contest at county fair
Weigel Motor Sales held a mileage guessing contest at the county fair. Stanley Laurence made the closest guess with 6 miles to the actual 69 4-10 miles on the gauge. Frank Branstrom was second with 70 miles and Roy Hettenbaugh third with 68 5 10 miles. three thousand guesses were cast.
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Stanley Laurence
R. D
Weigel Motor Sales Company
Laurence
Frank Branstrom
Akeley
Roy M. Hettenbaugh
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Fire Strikes Conenango Refinery Filtering House
Warren fire crews reported to the Conenango Refining Company on Market Street after an explosion ripped a hole in the roof of the filtering house. A blaze followed but the fire department arrived after the flames were extinguished. Luther League Picnic Planned at Celeron Park
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Warren Fire Department
Conenango Refining Company
Market Street
Luther League
The
Luther League of the First Lutheran Church
Celeron Park
Oil Prices for Various Pennsylvania and Regional Crudes
Prices paid by purchasing agencies for oil grades list many regional and company lines. Pennsylvania Grade Oil across New York Transit Co lines at 8.20, 3.20, 3.10. Buckeye and Cumberland lines show 1.80 to 2.85 ranges. additional entries include Cabell Eureka Cumberland Saginaw Waterloo and Canadian Petrolia with varied figures. final figures note gravity and regional stations such as Corning 35 and 25 cents, and 1.23 to 2.05 for others.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Bureka
Pype Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Euster Crude
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Ines Corning
Buckeye Pape Line Co
Vilin Eureka Pipe Line Co
Somerset Ou
Cumberland Pige Line Co
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw, Mich
Berer
Saginaw
Lima
Indiana
Princeton Wooster Plymouth
Gospel Services Every Evening This Week at Franklin Street
Gospel meetings will be held every evening this week at 7 45 o clock at Franklin street extension and Con ewatgo place. Two services Sunday at 3 and 7 45 p.m. The meeting opened Sunday afternoon. Robert S Conley is the song leader and A L White Franklin evangelist preached on Lean Christigne during the Sunday evening service.
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Gospel Ten
Franklin Street Extension
Conewatgo Place
Robert S. Conley
A. L. White
Franklin
Lean Christigne
Fifty at Picnic for Crippled Children in Ludlow Park
Fifty crippled children from Warren County attended the Rotary club picnic at Wildcat Park Ludlow on a Saturday. They arrived by eleven and dined at noon. J I Hunter organized transport from the Presbyterian church, with F A Steber as general chair. Isabel Wilson, Lenore Knopf, and Mrs Albert Rockwell organized amusements. Cars were arranged to return children home at 430 PM.
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Warren County
Rotary Club
Wildcat Park
Ludlow
Saturay
J. I. Hunter
Presbyterian Church
F. A. Steber
Isabel Wilson
Five More Nations Approve Peace Pact Signatories Rise
Five more countries Sweden Venezuela Portugal Ethiopia and Egypt signified intent to adhere to the Kellogg anti war treaty. The latest additions lift adherents to 37, including the original 15 signatories, per State Department.
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Washington
U. P
Sweden
Venezuela
Portugal
Ethiopia
Egypt
State Department
Visitors and residents share brief notes at Warren homes
A string of visits and returns cro ss families across Cayuga avenue Water street and surrounding towns. Elizabeth Thomas Ferne Fields and families from Buffalo Lewiston and Columbus are guests of Mary Fiddum while Evelyn Schultz returns from New York City. Hildum returns to Meadville from three months with his mother. Marie Deiterman and Marie Rider from St Marys visit Helen Schultz as Pearl Shulman plans two weeks in Warren before heading to New York University. Mrs Lydia Stranigan of Columbus visits her daughter Mary Hildum. A R Wheeler of Endeavor Warren. Carl Zerres and son Jack come back from Pittsburgh while Henry Barlight Harold Kimble and daughter Helen depart Wilkes Barre after visiting Warren relatives. Advertisers urged to read classifieds.
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Elizabeth Thomas
Ferne Fields
Buffalo
Eva Billins
Lewiston
George Stranigan
Frank
Stranigan
Columbus
Mary Fiidum
Cayuga Avenue
Evelyn Schultz
New York City
W. F. Schultz
Water Street
Thomas H. Hildum
Meadville
Mary Hildum
Marie Deiterman
Marie Rider
St. Mary’s
Helen Schultz
Lydia Stranigan
Mary Hildom
A. R. Wheeler
Endeavor
Warren
Carl Zerres
Jack
Pittsburgh
J. A. Rauterkus
Henry Barlight
Harold Kimble
Helen
Wilkes Barre
Fishermen quarrel ends with man near death in Norristown
In Norristown on September 4, Clarence Hillegas of Allentown and Richard Schantz of Altex oven fished together but argued over a catch. Hillegas, 32, was struck on the head with a heavy elbow by Schantz, fracturing his skull and leaving him unconscious. Police were seeking Schantz as the incident prompted a major search.
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Tony Jerma
Mahwah
N. J
Nora
Suffern
N. Y
Raymond F. Daton
Norristown
U. P
Clarence Hillegas
Allentown
Ren. Hillegas
Richard Schantz
Altextoven
Hillegas
Schantz
Hilliges
Cook's Boot Shop Opens in Library Theatre Building
Formal opening of Cook's Boot Shop in the Library theatre building facing Third avenue was held Tuesday morning. Owner and manager Mrs. Cook, formerly with Redding Shoe and George H. Miller, specializes in women's footwear and features the J. and K. Foot savers and Dan iel Green Comfy slippers along with hosiery and accessories.
Bombers Delayed Flight Over Augusta Weather
Augusta Ga Sept 4 The large war planes traveling from Langley Field Va on a cross country hop to Los Angeles were forced to return to Augusta at 9 15 A M after two hours battling cloud banks and rain while attempting to reach Montgomery Ala and Shreveport La Major Hugh Knerr ordered the retreat about 85 miles west of Jacksonville hoping for a better weather outlook to resume the flight later today
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Augusta
Langley Field
Los Angeles
Montgomery
Ala
Shrevepport
Hugh Knerr
Il Jedgeville
Balloons in Altoona Race Reported Down in New England
Three balloons taking part in the Altoona Pennsylvan ia race reportedly landed in New England today. Captain H E Honeywell of St Louis landed at Kensington New Hampshire T M Legalie of Detroit landed near Lowell Massachusetts and Edward Hill of Detroit brought his balloon down at Laconia New Hampshire.
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Boston
Altoona
Penn
New England
H. E. Honeywell
St. Louis
Kensington
T. M. Legalie
Detroit
Lowell
Mass
Edward Hill
Laconia
N. H
Michigan voters go to polls today in primary
Detroit dispatch notes a quiet Michigan primary with Governor Fred W. Green seeking a second term and facing former Lieutenant Governor George W. Welsh of Grand Rapids. Democratic contender William A. Comstock of Detroit runs unopposed for the governorship nomination.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Fred W. Green
George W. Welsh
Grand Rapids
William A. Comstock
Highway Patrolman Is Sentenced to Jail in Butler County
Butler Pennsylvania September report states Captain David B. Miller a Greensburg state highway patrolman received four months in Butler County Jail and a $1200 fine for malfeasance in office. He was found guilty in the June term for ordering a Butler patrol member to alter charges against an automobile driver from driving while intoxicated to reckless driving.
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Butler
U. P
David B. Miller
Greensburg
Butler County
John R. Henniger
Miller
Butler Patrol
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Bremen
Charles Levine
Berlin
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Croydon
Eng
Roosevelt Field
S. 1
le Bourget
Lyons
Tribune
Majestic Radio
Sundell Auto Electric
Gilda
Gilda Gray
Milwaukee
Shimmy
London
Gil Boag
Miss Pearl Shulman
Charlottesville
Virginia
University of Virginia
Miss Shulman
New York University
the Tribune
Cook’s Boot Shop
Helmbrecht
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Warren Sevings Bank
Johnson Bros
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