Winners in Warren National Flower Show Announced
The Warren National Bank revealed prizes for the third annual flower and vegetable show held in the banking rooms last Saturday. Winners include Mrs. David Lindeborg with first for twelve asters, Mrs. Ina H Dalrymple first in twenty-five asters, and multiple categories across dahlias gladiolus and larkspur. special prizes honored begonia sunflowers amaryllis and many others with numerous named participants such as Mrs. L. B. Dole Mrs. Anna Ryf Merle Carpenter and H. L. Schweitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren National Bank
David Lindeberg
Frank Mack
Fred Ryberg
Ina H Dalrymple
FL Bo Whitcomb
Otto Lerson
L. B. Dole
Anna Ryf
Elizabeth Wickstrom
P. . Halt
P. C. Holt
HL Schweitzer
Local Produce Exhibit Awards and Specimen Counts
Beets six specimens entered by L A Lohnes and Doris Barlow. Carrots eight specimens from Mrs E C Kauffman and Mrs L Hoglin. Sweet corn four ears Golden Bantam from Wallace Mean and Doris Barlow. Cucumbers three specimens from Mrs A Suter and G M Tarbox. Onions two quarts from H D Haugin and W P Walter. Peppers eight specimens from Mrs Eli Keller and Mrs Casper Roth. Potatoes four specimens from Mrs Floyd Swanson and F I Crocker. Tomatoes four specimens from John Brenton and Jean Barlow. Mammoth pumpkins one specimen from Walter York and A R Jones. Hubbard squash one specimen from Mrs Ina Dalrymple and Mrs B F Hanna. Special prizes: carrot from Mrs G L Kightlinger, rhubarb from John Brenton, strawberries from H A Schweitzer, egg plant from Mrs Casper Roth, popcorn from Mrs M F Kiley, oyster plant from Mrs E Vi Mellandex, beans from John Brenton, Plymouth Rock squash from Fred Sethriest, sage from Mrs Frank Lutz, pie pan squash from Samuel Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lohnes
Doris Barlow
E. C. Kauffman
Hoglin
Wallace Mean
A. Suter
G. M. Tarbox
H. D. Haugin
W. P. Walter
Eli Keller
Casper Roth
Floyd Swanson
F. 1 Crocker
John Brenton
Jean Barlow
Walter York
A. R. Jones
Hubbard Aquesh
Ina Dalry
Fred Sethriest
Frank Lutz
Samuel Howe
Warren pastors at conference in Johnstown details
At the 77th Pittsburgh conference session in Johnstown Pa evangelical ministers held key committee roles. Rev R L Bloomster chaired Beneficiaries and Rev H E Dornheim sat on Finance and was elected to visit Albright College. A strong Anti-Saloon League support resolution was adopted. Elders were ordained including Herman W Kaebnick and four others. Next session will be Sept 3 at 2 30 PM at a location to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Conference of Evangelical Churches
Johnstown
R. L. Bloomster
Salem Evangelical Church
H. E. Dornheim
First Evangelical Church
Dornheim
Albright College
Anti-Saloon League of Pennsylvania
League
H. F. Dornheim
Herman W. Kaebnick
Warren
Altoona
Bank Records Go Into Jury Probe In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh September 11 bank records from 49 institutions were laid before the federal grand jury as it reconvened to probe a politically controlled rem ring in the city. The records cover about 1100 checking accounts of depositors linked to prohibited activities. The jury anticipated issuing additional true bills this week in the ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Federal Grand Jury
Prohibition
Gallagher Baker Wed at St Josephs in Fall Ceremony
Jane Frances Gallagher daughter of Mr and Mrs H Gallagher and Edwin J Baker son of Mr and Mrs William Watt married at St Josephs Roman Catholic church in a ceremony conducted by Rev Father J H Diamond. Attendants were Josephine Gallagher and Charles Gallagher. A wedding breakfast followed at the Conewango Club with fifty guests. The couple departed for a honeymoon to points west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
Jane Frances Gallagher
H. Gallagher
Beech Street
Edwin J. Baker
William Watt
North South Street
J. H. Diamond
Josephine Gallagher
Charles Gallagher
Baker
William Ennis
Marie Clark-Dillon
Conewango Club
Points West
Dan Miller
John Cannon
Gerald Lindberg
Donald Babbitt
Ray Weigel
Barbara Morrison
Muss Catherine Morison
Society Lutheran Ladies Aid Opens Fall Session at First Lutheran
The Ladies Aid Society of First Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm in church parlors. After the business session a social time and refreshments will follow, served by officers. A good attendance is desired. Divorces granted Tuesday include Agnes M Schott vs George W Schott and Florence Farr vs Francis E Farr Jr. Mrs Ralph G Akers has returned from a motor trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Lutheran Church
Agnes M. Schott
George W. Schott
Florence Farr
Francis E. Farr
Warren Ministers Active in Conference Meet
The Erie annual conference of Methodist Episcopal churches opened Tuesday at Cascade and Kingsley churches in Erie. Sessions run through Monday, September 17, with Warren pastors including Rev. C. T. Greer, Rev. J. G. Ginader, Rev. L. M. Barnard, and Rev. O. H. Bloomster attending in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Cascade
Kingsley Methodist
Warren
C. T. Greer
First Methodist Church
J. G. Ginader
Epworth M. E
L. M. Barnard
Grace M. E
O. H. Bloomster
Kinzua
Bradford Flyers Visit Warren Aiming to Promote Flying Station
Bradford aviators George Harte and J A Armstrong of Travelair Bradford visited Warren on Tuesday to gauge interest in a passenger flying station. They landed at river flats field and praised its suitability, noting grass cutting and leveling would be needed. L F Brownell of North Warren offered to lend a aircraft for field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Warren
Travelaar
George DL. Harte
J. A. Armstrong
Harry Emory
Travelair
Harte
Armstrong
River Flats
L. F. Brownell
North Warren
224 Patients At Hospital In Aug
Two hundred twenty four patients were admitted to Warren General hospital during August, per superintendent Miss Lulu Mae Priddle. One hundred eighteen were from Warren and 166 from out of town. Births totaled 32. Donations included magazines, medical supplies, sweet peas, baskets of produce, curtains for nurses' rooms, blotters, and cucumber entries from multiple donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren General Hospital
Lulu Mae Priddle
Warren
C. C. Flatt
R. L. Bussey
Robert Gray
W. M. Robertson
Eleanor Clark
T. C. Wallace
Rose Messner
George Muir
Craft & Gengeblotters
Owens
Von Elm Qualifies Despite Bad Play at Brae Burn
George Von Elm, the blond Californian and former amateur champion, barely played well yet tallying 152 for 36 holes secured his place among the national championship qualifiers at Brae Burn. He battled greenside trouble, four three putts on the inside nine, and a shaky outward half, finishing 38 and 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
U.P
George von Elm
Bobby Jones
Brae Burn
von Elm
George
Couple Granted Marriage License in Warren and Springsreek
A marriage license issued Tuesday joined Chandler Leroy Mason of Warren R D 3 and Marion Amy Brundage of Springsreek. Washington dispatch reports the German steamship August Leonard rescued the Wellington crew and fueled the abandoned schooner Diamond Shoals lighthouse noted to the Navy Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler Leroy Mason
Warren
R. D
Marion Amy Brundage
Springsreek
Washington
U.P
August Leonard
Wellington
New York
Diamond Shoals
Navy Department
Real issues are economic as Erie women hear Watres
Charles A. Watres told Erie county Republican women that economic concerns drive the presidential race. He argued tariff, foreign debts, fiscal policy, banking, and diplomacy shape the campaign and that continued Coolidge policies would sustain living standards and peace. He urged women voters to act as a decisive influence in the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
U. P
Charles A. Watres
Erie County
Watres
Coolidge
Republican Party
Cave In Endangers Hundreds in Centralia Pa
A cave in on South Troutwine street in Centralia Pennsylvania after noon today opened a hole over 20 feet wide and 30 feet deep in the main business and residential thoroughfare. Buildings on both sides sagged toward the hole as residents fled to safety, endangering hundreds of people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entralia
Troutwine
Organization of National Miners Union Formed in East Pittsburgh
The Organization of the National Miners Union completed its formation at a secret East Pittsburgh meeting after a riot in Pittsburgh. A constitution was adopted and officers elected as deputies dispersed delegates and city officials later granted permits for a Pittsburgh convention today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
National Miners’ Union
Save-the-Union
James M. Clark
Public Safety
Coal tax repeal taken to Governor Fisher
A delegation of business men from the anthracite region travels to Harrisburg to press Governor Fisher for the repeal of Pennsylvania s coal tax. The measure regularly appears in the legislature but has not passed, though recent governors said they would sign if revenue could be replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Fisher
66 Miles on 1 Gallon of Gas Claims
Walter Critchlow of Wheaton Illinois promotes a Vapor Moisture Gas Saver and Carbon Eliminator for autos. He claims Old Fords reach 66 miles per gallon and New Fords 78. Other makes show 1 to 4 extra miles per gallon. He offers to send one on request and asks agencies to make 250 to 1000 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Critchlow
Wheaton
Mr. Critchlow
Television Test By Radio WGY Successful
A one act drama was revised successfully by WGY of General Electric today with perfect synchronizing of pictures and voice. A further performance will be given tonight to test reception on the Pacific Coast with Gordon Lee's station in Los Angeles tuned in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
WGY
General Electric Company
Pacific Coast
Gordon Lee
Los Angeles
Fist Fights Mar State Meeting of Texas Democrats
In Dallas at Fair Park auditorium anti Smith Democrats clashed after credentials were reported. Former governor O B Colquitt urged outside assembly fueling chants and placard protests. Police and guards separated factions as the anti Smith group moved to form a rump convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Texas
Dallas
Tex
U P
Fair Park Auditorium
State Executive Committee
O. B. Colquitt
Hoover
New York
Market gains push stocks past four million shares traded
New York market activity rose above 4 million shares with broad gains up to fourteen points. Briggs and Armour A moved in massive blocks as liquidity remained strong. Steel and oil issues showed strength with U S Steel, Studebaker, and General Motors among leaders. Money markets remained steady with 74½ cents on money and 7 percent dull on time funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. P
Briggs and
Armour A
Gall
TU. S. Steel
Studebaker
General Motors
Hoover Completes Labor Speech Ahead of Newark Address
Republican nominee Herbert Hoover finished the Newark labor speech manuscript and plans a two day fishing trip on the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay. He expects a vaca tion after the Newark talk, with Elizabethton Tennessee as his next stop. Hoover monitors Maine election returns for November cues and maintains campaign control, while denying reports of Hubert Work’s demotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Newark
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Maine
Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Walter E. Edge
Armory
Ontario Flyers Near Los Angeles in Derby Flight
William Drury of London Ontario and Kennedy Whyte of Hamilton Ontario are the last two contenders in the Windsor Ontario to Los Angeles air derby. They will depart from Jett Woodward Field at 8 21 and 9 18 am after stopping overnight in Rock Springs Wyoming to refuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Drury
London Ont
Kennedy Whyte
Hamilon
Ont
Windsor
Los Angeles International Air Darby
Jett
Woodward Field
Los Angeles
Rock Springs
Wyo
Double cucumber treasure from Venturetown paper
Venturetown’s back page reports a vegetable oddity from Joe Rey near Syracuse a double cucumber. Two cucumbers grew jointed end to end reaching monster size, a curious horticultural marvel noted by a local reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venturetown
Joe Rey
Syracuse
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P- C. Holt
Delbert Decker
Merle Carpenter
E. c. Dalrymple
W. R. Hover
Arthur Potter
Howard Lemmon
Hardy Phlox
0. A. Kightlinger
Arthur Nelson
Harry Granquist
Howard Lerman
Myre H. A. Feltman
E. F. Connors
Willard Kelley
L. J. Wright
Ben Taylor
J. Stricker
Frank Brower
L. R. Briggs
Fred Mathis
F. J. Anderson
H. L. Senweitzer
J. C. Holt
L. V. Berkner
Ensign Berkner
Carl Q. Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Charmaine Peterson
City
South Pole
Erie M. E
Rum Syndicate
Jane Gallagher
St.Joseph’s
Bradford Flyers
Out of Town
Radio
Hall
Ontario Flyers
Kleinert's
Johnson Brothers
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