Youngsville WCTU plans reception for pastors and teachers
Plans discussed for a reception to honor Youngsville borough pastors and school teachers. A program and refreshment committee were named, a film screening of The Transgressor set for Sept 17, and a treasury balance reported. Notable notices include a local student’s family crisis and various social items.
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Youngsville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Verna Cochran
East Main Street
M. BE. Churen
Redman
George Anderson
Gurney Ball
Edward Gustafson
Anna Kay
Edith Young
Albert Limdgren
Frank Patch
Cochran
Charles Dyer
Loyal Legion
Violet Sandberg
Bertha Dyer
Ethel Ball
Carrie Knapp
Tillie Gustafson
Eva Woodard
Nellie Knapp
Henry Shipe
Union Signal and Bulletin
Chas. Dyer
Mary Howatt
Auto Races Highlight Dunkirk Trip For Warren Fans
Warren residents traveled to Dunkirk to watch sanctioned automobile races at the Chautauqua County Fair. Samuel Manuel of Jamestown was held on $10,000 bond after arraignment for attempting to pass a counterfeit twenty dollar bill before the U S commissioner. Daylight savings time ends tonight in Jamestown, reverting to Eastern Standard Time. Ex servicemen from Warren Erie and Chautauqua counties invited to Corry gathering September 15. Rev Carl Jacobson of Warren, recently hospitalized, moves home to recover from a broken leg. Detour bulletin issued by Pennsylvania DOT notes few changes for Warren area. Civil Service Commission announces several open competitive exams. details at Warren post office. Sixty three August arrests, most for intoxication, reported by Warren police. Five hundred dollars worth of stolen goods recovered. ten store doors found open at night. Johnsons Union City hotel renamed Hotel Rice after 8 years. Only applicants over 6 ft 6 in may apply for Cincinnati customs patrol job paying 2100 yearly. Enola Gas drills 2 200,000 foot well near Eldred on Kane leased land.
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Samuel
Kid
Manuel
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Fair Grounds
United States
Dunkirk
Warren Police Department
Widening Progress on Pennsylvania Avenue Extension
Excellent progress is noted in widening Pennsylvania Avenue eastward to Russell Street. Workmen have finished cutting away the curb to South Street on the left side of the avenue.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Russell Street
South Street
Boards Meet Monday in Warren Education and Borough Council
Adjourned meetings for both the Warren Board of Education and Borough Council are scheduled for Monday night at their usual places.
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Warren Board of Education
Borough Council
War ren graduates to resume studies at Upsala College
Paul Moody Earl Erickson and Everett Borg former Warren High School graduates depart Sunday to resume studies at Upsala College East Orange New Jersey Moody enters junior year while Erickson and Borg are sophomores after a vacation with relatives
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Paul Moody
Earl Erickson
Everett Borg
Warren High School
Upsala College
East Orange
New Jersey
Moody
Erickson
Borg
Erie greeting for Phillips by Massa Lord and Leo the lion
Steve Massa and Harry Lord greeted Captain Frank Phillips and Leo the Metro Goldwyn Mayer lion at Erie on Friday as they gave their performance.
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Erie
Steve Massa
South Street
Harry Lord
Fifth Avenue
Frank Phillips
Warren Boy
Leo
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Lion
Woodburn and Deshner Deaths in Endeavor and Lottsville
Funeral services for William H Woodburn aged 78 of Lottsville will be Sunday at 2 PM from his home with Rev S W Hope officiating Interment in Lottsville cemetery He is survived by widow Jane Lowe Woodburn daughter Mrs Ernest Barlow granddaughter Mrs Gladys Ayling sister Mrs Mary Olds and several half siblings Laura Isabelle Deshner of Endeavor died Wednesday at Warren General Hospital Her funeral was held Friday at 2 PM from the family home in Endeavor with Rev J F Collins officiating Interment in Tidioute cemetery The Deshner family listed many relatives from Meadville Titusville Youngsville and Jamestown among attendees Miss Deshner born December 26 1916 in Cherry Grove is survived by her parents three sisters and three brothers
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Lottsville
S. W. @hope
Lottsville Cemetery
Woodburn
Jane Lowe Woodburn
Ernest Barlow
Gladys Ayling
Bear Lake
Mary Olds
Cortland
Ind
Kate Beat
Detroit
Mich
Imogene Curtis
Evanston
Ill
Sadie ’Clark
San Antonio
Texas
R. P. Andrews
Washington, D. C
Laura Isabelle Deshner
Endeavor
Warren General Hospital
J. F. Collins
Tidioute
William E. Thomas
BR. R. Chaffee
F. W. Hendrickson
Edward Heckathorner
Meadville
William Deshner
Mayburg
Mary Mealey
Jamestown
N. Y
O. L. Mesley
Carl Bloomquist
Warren
Frank Hendrickson
M. H. Hendrickson
Helen Deshner
Youngsville
Roll Wilson
Andy Snyder
T. B. Gifford
Titusville
Everal Weingard
Tionesta
Will Weingard
Franklin
Deshner
Charles Deshner
Edna Tatt
Ruth Kiffer
Bertha Deshner
Stanley
Francis
Robert
Miss Deshner
Cherry Grove
Infant Daughter Funeral Held at Home
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick were held at their home at 407 Fifth Avenue Friday afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev. J G Ginander officiating. Interment followed at Kinzua Cemetery.
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William Frederick
Fifth Avenue
J. G. Ginander
Kinzua Cemetery
Local circus star to be honored in Warren ceremony
Leo Wholeben, son of Madame Jewel’s era, is named honorary citizen of Warren as officials from two cities join a ceremony. The circus veteran, born 1905 in Warren, trained animals with Downey, Ringling Brothers, Hagenbeck and Wallace and now tied to MGM may enter film work after a world tour ends. A parade from Erie will precede a 6:30 Library Theatre show as cautious buyers read the notice.
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Warren
Phillips
Jessie Phillips
Conewango Avenue
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Wholeben
Madame Jewel
Gary
Tud
Ant
Downey
Ringling Brothers
Hagenbeck and
Wallace
Whaleden
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Whaleben
Erie
Library Theater
Hoover to amplify platform points in coming speeches
Coolidge will continue from page one as the Republican national committee gains half an hour on alternate nights across red and blue networks starting September 14. Hoover plans no new issues, choosing to amplify existing platform points on prohibition tariff labor and foreign relations in his forthcoming presidential campaign addresses. He will begin with labor.
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Republican National Committee
Hoover
Hoover campaign schedule widens focus on public welfare
In Newark and Elizabethtown Hoover outlines eight week plan with speeches on prohibition and economic issues. He plans foreign affairs talks in New York and tariff remarks in New England, likely Boston, staying away from detailed campaign pledges while urging a public welfare commission.
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N. J
Elizabethtown
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