Funeral for J L O Donnell Held Tuesday
Funeral services for John L O Donnell a Warren county oil figure will be at Trinity Episcopal church Tuesday at 2:30 pm with Rev J L Ware officiating Interment in Oakland Cemetery He died Sunday at 12 30 pm at his daughter Mrs Elisha Robinson Jr s home in Conneaut extension He survived by daughter brother and several relatives including Catherine Robinson and Cora L Palmer of Warren Born September 14 1854 in Fitzburg he helped open oil fields in Cherry Grove Bradford and Washington counties Later engaged in oil business in Louisiana and worked in Texas Kansas Oklahoma and Kentucky His wife Cora Palmer died in Columbus Ohio February 1913 They were married October 10 1883 He had been ill since December and came to Warren from a Natchez Mississippi sanitarium
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John L. O Donnel
Warren County
Trinity Memor
Episcopal Church
J. L. Ware
Oakland Cemetery
Mr. O'Donnell
Elisha Robinson Jr
Conenango Avenue Extension
George A. O'Donnell
Catherne Rugg
Lakewood
Frank J. McAlter
Westfield
Fred H. Warner
Jamestown
Catherine Robinson
Fittsburgh
T. J. Vandergrift
Cherry Grove
Smoot Responds to Hansbrough Letter on Religion
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah criticizes Hansbrough for urging Hoover to denounce religious prejudice. He recalls Hansbrough voted to unseat him in 1907 over Mormon faith and accuses him of political manipulation. Smoot defends Hoover and condemns religious intolerance in the press.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Exceptivo
Herbert Heeover
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Smith
Smoot
H. S. Hansbrough
Smyth
Hoover
Senate
United States
Registration increases in Pennsylvania vehicles
Automobile registration rose 11 percent last month from August 1927, with 1,373,281 passenger vehicles licensed in Pennsylvania on August 31. The jump adds 54,785 licenses over the same eight month period a year ago, according to the bureau of motor vehicles.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Motor Vehicles Show
Antique cherry drop leaf tables refined at Pearson shop
Two drop leaf tables in the workshop of Charles G. Pearson on Marion street are undergoing refinishing. One table is about 180 years old and the other over 100 years old, totaling nearly three centuries.
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Charles G. Pearson
Marion Street
Pearson
Plan for Franklin county fish nursery announced by USDA official
Charles Leech, chief of the Bureau of Fish Culture, says a cooperative federal fish nursery and possibly a hatchery will be established in Franklin county within the next few months. The project is to be run under USDA supervision from Washington.
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Franklin County
Charles Leech
Bureau of Fish Culture
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Parker Cramer and Bert Hassell Return to Clarion
Clarion prepares a celebration for Parker Cramer and Bert Hassell who were lost for two weeks in the Greenland wastes before returning to civilization. Cramer's residence is in Clarion.
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Cramer
Clarion
Parker Cramer
Bert Hassell
Greenland
Starbrick Independents Rally Forces Tie In Extra Innings
Starbrick Independents defeated Irvine 8 to 6 in regulation, then tied it with a two run rally in the ninth. The game went to extra innings Sunday afternoon.Furniture Workers Executive meeting set for Monday night at S. B. of A. Hall at 7:30.
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Starbrick
Starbrick Independents
Irvine
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A. Hall
Inspection Tonight by Erie Instructor at State Armory
Captain Russell an Erie senior inspector instructor succeeds Major Small who is ill will be at the Company I drill Monday night at the State Armory to conduct an efficiency inspection He will be assisted by Sergeant Duby of Kane sergeant instructor for the 112th Regiment Plans are underway by Lieut Archue W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Corry for an Arms Day observance on November 11 the tenth anniversary of the end of World War I.
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Erie
Small
State Armory
Duby
Kane
112Th Regiment
Corry
Archue W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Highways Department Revokes 26 Licenses
The Department of Highways announced revocation of 26 drivers licenses and added three names to the prohibitory list. Seven licenses were revoked for intoxication and seven for reckless driving.
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Department of Highways
Wheeler Appointed to State Finance Committee
Wheeler of Endeavor Forest county joins the Republican state committee finance panel after appointment by Edward Martin the state committee chairman. The move strengthens party finance oversight and aligns with Republican leadership in the state.
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Wheeler
N. P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Forest County
Republican State Committee
Edward Martin
Health clinic exhibit at Warren Co fair exams 52 people
The Warren County Tuberculosis society exhibit at the fair, aided by the Lions Club, offered health examinations by Dr. W P Brown of Philadelphia. Fifty two people—fifteen men, twenty four women, and eighteen children—were examined, with 125 total defects found among them and five individuals free of any defect.
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Warren County Tuberculosis Society
Lions Club
A. M. Dewees
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Dewees
W. P. Brown
Philadelphia
Brown
Mise Lucille Larson R. N
Tuberculosis Exhibit Attracts Large Attendance And Help
The four day Tuberculosis exhibit drew 1 378 visitors with Friday the peak at 408. Attendees gained knowledge on dietary and health procedures, and staff reported many consultations on prevention and treatment. The Tuberculosis society thanked Geo Folkman and Sons for the tent and examination quarters and Gibson Bros for exhibit furniture.
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Tuberculosis Society
Geo, Folkman & Sons
Gibson Bros
Pola Negri Improves After Bois de Boulogne Crash
Paris dispatch reports American film star Pola Negri and her husband Prince Mdivani were riding when a car suddenly appeared at a Bois de Boulogne cross road. Negri was thrown, unconscious briefly, with initial fears of internal injuries now set aside as her condition improves.
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Dsg mm
Poa Negri
Bois de Boulogne
Mdivani
Pola Negri
Youths Prosper With Snake Farm.
Four youths of various ages form a strange partnership operating a back yard snake farm in New Orleans. They capture water and cottonmouth moccasins in Louisiana swamps using crooked sticks, sell venom at ten dollars an ounce for snake bite treatment, and recount several close calls including a five foot alligator encounter. Partners are Jules, Richard 17, Ralph Yochard 14, Fred Hubert 18, and Adolphe Duvalle 27. The piece notes Jewish New Year observances and local notices about a disorderly conduct case and a Warren school board meeting.
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Louisiana
Jules. Richard
Ralph Yochard
Fred Hubert
Adolphe Duvalle
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