Grand Jury Indicts Four on Intoxicant Charges
Four true bills were returned by the Grand Jury with one not true. M. L. Welsh George Anderson John Stayko and C. A. Olson were indicted for illegal possession of intoxicants while Harold Dese Norman Reider and Melvin Bines were not indicted. The jury also recommended courthouse improvements including clock motor drainage and basement storage space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A
Harry K Casle
Reginald I. Wattes
M. L. Welsh
George Anderson
John Stayko
C. A. Olson
Harold Dese
Norman Reider
Melvin Bines
Warren
Riverside
Court House
Market Street
YMCA Gymnasiums and facilities reopen this week
The YMCA announced that the main and auxiliary gymnasiums, locker rooms, and showers are now open. The swimming pool will remain closed for this week due to ongoing improvements. Secretary Kottcamp explained the two week shutdown caused by painting and re enameling walls will be offset by the enhanced facility.
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Kottcamp
Indicating Prosperity in Gas System Weekly Report
The Associated Gas and Electric System shows for the week ended August 25 and the four weeks prior a rapid rise in industrial activity across territories. Activity nationwide has improved from months of decline and nears the high level of a year ago. At least twelve county and local fairs will be held in Pennsylvania next week per the state Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Drivers from Warren head to Dunkirk races this week
The Universal Auto Racing association drivers who took part in the Labor Day races here left for Dunkirk Wednesday to compete Saturday at the Chautauqua County Fair. Ralph DePalma is among the entrants. Also noted are attendees who watched a double header in Pittsburgh between the Cubs and Pirates.
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Dunkirk
Universal Auto Racing Association
Chautauqua County Fair
Ralph DePalma
M. J. Lapp
Warren County Fair
Fredonia
S. D. Fess
Bishop Leads 25th Anniversary Service at Corry Church
Special services marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the First Methodist Church in Corry with Bishop Joseph F. Berry delivering the sermon. The Philadelphia-based bishop preached during Sunday observances honoring the church milestone.
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First Methodist Church
Corry
Joseph F. Berry
Philadelphia
Revocation of 76 Drivers Licenses Announced by Penn Highways
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways announced revocation of 76 automobile drivers licenses and added 20 names to the official prohibitory list on Tuesday. Thirty seven revocations were for driving while intoxicated and 14 for transporting liquor.
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Pensylvania Department of Highways
Marriage Licenses Awarded to Local Couples Across Counties
Marriage licenses issued Saturday went to David Wade Simpson of Sheffield and Wilda Florence Rankin of Warren, and Harry Robert Herman with Helen May Whiteley of Jamestown. On Tuesday Sam Sogho of Hornell N Y and Mary Carmela Filesi of Warren received licenses. Pennsylvania reports note a danger to fisheries as a fish scarcity drives herons into the state, alarming private hatchery owners and state officials.
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David Wade Simpson
Sheffield
Wilda Florence Rankin
Warren
Harry Robert Herman
Helen May Whiteley
Jamestown
Sam Sogho
Hornell, N
Mary Carmela Filesi
Pennsylvania
George M. Sutton
The
Game Commission
Warren Man and Movie Lion at Jimtown Theatre
Frank Phillips of Warren trainer of MGM's Leo was scheduled to show Leo in James town Tuesday and Wednesday at the Wintergarden theatre. Phillips known as Frank Whaleben will make a personal appearance Thursday afternoon. Bill Bowen, also of Warren, accompanies Phillips as assistant trainer. Possibility that the Metro-Goldwyn-Warner show may come to town.
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Frank Phillips
Warren
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lion
Leo
Jamestown
Phillips
Frank Whaleben
Wintergarden
Bill” Bowen
Metro-Goldwyn
Earnings Increase for Associated Gas and Electric System
The 12 months ended June 20 show gross earnings and other income of 41,368,723, up 8,992,493 or 28 percent from the previous year. Net earnings rose by 190,000 over the 12 months ending in May, reflecting improved profitability.
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Associated Gas and Electric System
Deaths and Funerals James Garfield Cole
Funeral services for James Garfield Cole who died in a government hospital in Portland Oregon will be held at Tidioute cemetery Thursday at 2 PM Interment will be in the family lot. Remains expected to arrive in Tidioute Wednesday.
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James Garfield Cole
Portland
Ore
Tidioute Cemetery
Mr. Cole
Tidiouta
Funeral Rites For Alfred Monstrom At Stoneham Home
Funeral services for Alfred Monstrom were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Stoneham home with Rev J H Lundgren officiating and American Legion ritual led by Commander Ben Kinnear. A firing squad and a bugler paid tribute as pallbearers George Ferguson Harry Peterson Barney Johnson John Carlson Edward Wollaston and Harry Johnson were named. Peter Eggler's services followed at his daughter Mrs Gust Johnson’s home on Dobson avenue with Rev J Howenstein officiating and interment in Oakland cemetery. Pallbearers William Ackert Fred Dawson Albert Mathyer Nicholas Yagee Henry Zrutchan and Peter Amacher assisted.
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Mary Ott Morris
Cleveland
Harry Ott
Sixth Avenue
Harold F. Stoddard
First Baptist Church
A. G. Herr
Milesburg
Oakland Cemetery
Lee Ettinger
Arthur Pixley
Charles Fairchilds
E. Walker
Ed. Lowrey
Lawrence Hardenburg
Franklin
David Nelson
Stillwater
N. Y
Clara Ott Thomas
Los Angeles
Calif
David Morris
Ohio
James Dailey
Jamestown
Alfred Monstrom
Alfred Monetrom
Stoneham
J. H. Lundgren
Ben Kinnear
American Legion
Goldier
George Ferguson
Harry Peterson
Barney Johnson
John Carlson
Edward Wollaston
Harry Johnson
Peter Eggler
Gust Johnson
Dobson Avenue
J. ©. Howenstein
North Warren Presbyterian Church
William Ackert
Fred Dawson
Albert Mathyer
Nicholas Yagee
Henry Zrutchan
Peter Amacher
Fractures Toe Injures Local Saxo Player
Kenneth Brooks a well known Jamestown saxophone player from Warren sustained a fractured toe Monday at the Chadakoin boat club while exiting a boat. He was taken to Jamestown General Hospital and released after treatment.
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Kenneth Brooks
Jamestown
Warren
Chadakoin
Jamestown General Hospital
Mayer tro visit Warren advanced publicity stunt plan
From Jamestown Phillips Bowen and Leo will go to Olean New York. Phillips aged 22 is touted as the youngest lion tamer in the business and is nephew to Mrs Jessie E Phillips of 116 Conengan Go avenue. He is linked to Madame Jewel a famed trainer killed in the Hagen beach and Wallace circus wreck in 1918. Leo is described as a difficult subject to handle by trainers and is presented to motion picture audiences when MGM films appear.
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Mayer Tro
Warren
Jamestown
Phillips
Bowen
Leo
Olean
Jessie E. Phillips
Conenango Avenue
Madame Jewel
Tnsiner
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Lynn Branch
Bill Jaynes
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Edna Peterson
Warren High School
W. A. Peterson
Marion Street
Ninth Ward
Detroit
Mich
Marion Chapman
Spring Creek
Mable Carlson
Kane
Benita Meadon
Grand Valley
Dorothy Stuart
Sugar Grove
Riceville
Spartansburg
Rebert LeRoy Diclotosh
Mary Esther Mcintosh
Quarter Sessions Court
H. B. Muntz
Oscar L. Anderson
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the State Association of Letter Carriers
Lancaster
Frank J. Lyons
D. A. Arird
Deis Stephen FP. Locke
Titusville
New York State
Trans Walton League of America
Samuels
L. A. Larson
Algor Anderson
Chicago
Brooklyn Square
Andersons
Janes Lefford
Enterprise
Field
Richard Field
F. F. Field
Fifth Avenue, West
Warren General Hospital
State College
Pennsylvania State College
George H. Mahaffy
Bradley Street
Charles C. Young
Liberty Street
Lloyd F. Wilcox
Akeley
Jess Tom Lerner
Clarendon
Clare W. Pierce
R. D
Miss Genevieve
Firth
Russell
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Chicago Muntele
Middle West Metropolis
Guggenheim Foundation
Harvard University
Warren Man
Jimtown Theatre
Puritan Malt Extract Co
N. Wacker Drive
the Tribune
Hickory Street
Third Ave
Our
Warren National Bank
Warren County
Gamner
Liberty and Second
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