PAYCHECKS FOR 112TH SOLDIERS TO BE GIVEN AT DRILL
Members of Company 1 112th regiment local unit of the National Guard will receive state pay checks next Monday night at the weekly drill. Captain Charles G. Pearson says the check amount will be between $600 and $700 and should arrive within a day or so.
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Insurance to Protect Property Investment From Damage
A brief note emphasizes minimal cost and large safety gain by carrying protection against damage to property. It stresses the value of insurance in preserving asset value and reducing risk for owners and investors.
Miss Aldina Goetchius Enters Telegraphy Study
Miss Aldina Goetchius daughter of Mrs Daley Goetchius of Pennsylvania Avenue West left Sunday evening for Valparaiso Indiana to enter Dodge Institute for radio telegraphy training. She previously worked for Western Union for two years.
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Plans for Three New Schools Presented at Board Meeting
At an informal board of education meeting architect B A Phillips proposed preliminary plans for three new schools Glade Home and South Side and alterations to the Jefferson street building A senior high school would be planned and the corner of Third avenue and Hickory street eyed for the site The enrollment figures show 3148 pupils enrolled by September 6 with steady growth anticipated The salary automatic increase for teachers was postponed to the October session
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Following a Clue From the Washington Star
A fragment from the Washington Star reports a dialogue where Cactus Joe names Mesa Bill and asks if he is the culprit. The exchange hints at testing a general with the accusation to prove guilt or innocence. The ornate phrasing mirrors a Western style and emphasizes a challenge to authority.
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Births in local families this week
Mr and Mrs Carl Werner announce a baby daughter weighing seven pounds born Monday at two a m at 410 Taft Place Kane area couple Mr and Mrs Chester Graybill announce a seven pound son born at 720 a m Sunday September fourth Mrs Louis Hartweg of Central Avenue reports a baby girl named Barbara Ann born at 1230 this afternoon at the Maternity hospital
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Statement by Dr C J Frantz on Warren law and order efforts
Dr C J Frantz chairman of the police committee speaks amid disappointment after last night’s meeting. He quotes distrust of council members and calls for affidavits from community leaders to prove crime exists. He asserts the movement can enforce law and credits two youths with improving enforcement in Warren.
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Deaths and Funerals Mrs Katherine Kuebler
Mrs Katherine Mae Kuebler 208 Lexington avenue died suddenly at home last evening at 6 50. Survived by husband J C Kuebler of Youngstown OH three daughters Mrs Alles M Kunzog Kushler Oil City and Miss Mary Agnes at home five brothers James E T J and Daniel Foley Warren John Foley Oil City W T Foley Okmulgee OK and one sister Mrs Theresa Foley Carnegie PA born Warren Sept 4 1874 lived here most of life except eight years in Wellsville NY Funeral services Saturday at ten from Holy Redeemer church Rev Father O Bry an officiating Interment in St Josephs cemetery.
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Beauty at work and jack rabbits across the plains
A London factory order bans nose powder during office hours highlighting how beauty routines affect productivity. The piece notes a typist delaying work fifteen times in an hour to powder her nose and cites observations on female psychology and efficiency. It also reports US efforts to control jack rabbits in South Dakota with USDA guidance and planned commercial stations to buy skins through winter agreements with produce firms.
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Deacon White's Refusal and Sunday Auto Law Debate
In South Dakota Jas' winter costs $80 000 as skins used mostly for Felt hats while Deacon White sleeps through a plea to lead. Parson Jackson appeals again and gets the response Tend yourself I just dealt. Officials stress law enforce Sunday driving prohibition per Pennsylvania statute.
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