Three youths arraigned on malicious mischief charge
Albert Johnson 18 and Laverne Johnson 15 with William Lyon 15 were arraigned before Justice Clark Nelson on malicious mischief charges. They posted 100 bail each to appear in juvenile court for alleged home break ins, 14 broken windows and a stolen rifle and radio supplies. Officials say the mischief dated back to April and two youths confessed.
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Justice of the Peace
Clark Nelson
Harry Jeffson
Albert Johnson
Laverne Johnson
William Lyon
Russell and Lander
Stanton Bill
Ctizens
John Kelly
Peter and
Nels Peterson
John Houghnot
Jefferson
Kelly
Houghnot
Peter Peterson
Ins
Society motor to Mercer for nurses convention
Dr Ruth Burr Miss Louise Muller and other Warren State Hospital staff motored to Mercer Pennsylvania Saturday to attend the Tu rsiot Number 7 Convention of Nurses. The article also covers local society meetings including the Boys' King's Heralds and Lattle Heralds' and Mothers' Circle, with program details and refreshments. Later a burglary in Altoona steals 2740 from three retired railroad men brothers Luke Thomas and James Nolan.
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Mercer
Ruth Burr
Louise Muller
Flora Darling
Dorothy Powers
Warren State Hospital
Altoona
Luke
Thomas
James
Nolan
Rayroad
Births at Maternity Hospital Named Mary Margaret
Mr and Mrs Elmer Peterson announce the birth of a daughter at nine o'clock Friday evening weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces at the Maternity Hospital A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs D O Mong of Buffalo NY at 11:30 o'clock Saturday morning The baby weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces and has been named Mary Margaret Mrs Mong was formerly Miss Marie Weagle of Warren
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Elmer Peterson
Park Street
Maternity Hospital
D. O. Mong
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Margaret
Mong
Marie Weagle
Warren
Sylvia Lucia Undergoes Appendectomy at Warren General
Miss Sylvia Lucia daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Lucia of 128 Crescent Park underwent an operation for appendicitis at Warren General Hospital Friday morning. Sylvia is resting as comfortably as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Lucia
A. F. Lucia
Crescent Park
Warren General Hospital
Sylvia
Hunting Season Opens In One Month For Small Game
The article notes the small game hunting season starts in a month. A new white summary replaces the old yellow sheet with changes to woodcock dates from October 15 to November 14 on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays. Other species opening October 15 include jacksnipe pheasants mudhens raccoons squirrels and ducks and geese. Hardware dealers report early fall gun and ammunition trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Waid
Air Circus Grounds Brokenstraw for Weekend Show
Scores of motorists flocked to the Brokenstraw Valley aviation field to watch a veteran flyer circus. Five planes were due from various regions with stunt pilots planning loops and tail slides for spectators. Jack Grady of Wellsboro, a former air mail pilot, landed Friday to read the stunt squadron. Parachute jumps and other thrills were on the program before aviators offered rides to spectators after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Highway
Brokenstraw Valley
Jack Grady
Wellsboro
Air Mail
Waco
Grady
World traveler at 89 plans trip around globe
R M Young, 89, of San Antonio plans a world tour with his daughter Mrs Jay Adams. A veteran of the railway mail service he is credited with originating the present system of sorting mail in railroad cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
R. M. Young
Jurors Selected for October Term by Warren Clerk
Jurors impaneled for the October term starting October 22 were announced by George Leavy, commissioner's clerk. The list includes Otto Anderson, Emma Akins, Geraldine Bart, Harry Beshlin, R. F. Bailey, Charles E. Gross, Ella A. Cochener, Millie Bell Crawford, J. C. Camp, M. L. Cain, Stella Cowles, Lottie Duell, Jessie Davis, Mary Davidson, Br. A. Fehlman, William Frantz, Edgar Firth, Elnora Gibson, E. P. Garber, Frank Gallagher, Emma Hinsdale, Adda Jeffords, Lenora Snopp, Mrs. J. W. Kennedy, Elzabeth Lauffenberger, Elsie Lowrey, Cora Lamona, Kate Lounsbery, Nels Larsen, Fred Lauffenburger, J. J. Morrison, Eli McKean, Jennie McConnell, T. T. Moll, Theresa Nelson, Alton Newgreen, Mrs. Mary Owens, Gertrude O Conner, W. D Peters, Wilda Peel, Mary Rexford, W. D. Rapp, Mary Stewart, Earl Sundell, J. H. Swartefager, Carrie Shirr, Flossie Sorenson, Mark Sumerton, Frank Vinton, Minnie Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leavy
Otto Anderson
Warren
Emma Akins
Geraldine Bart
Harry Beshlin
R. F. Bailey
Conewango
First District
Charles E. Gross
Limestone
Ella A. Cochener
Millie Bell Crawford
Corydon
B. C. Camp
Pittsfield
M. L. Cain
Sheffield
Stella Cowles
Farmington
Lottie Duell
Sugar Brove
Jessie Davis
Freehold
Mary Davidson
Br. A. Fehlman
William Frantz
Edgar Firth
Elnora Gibson
Tidioute
E. P. Garber
Eldred
Frank Gallagher
Clarendon
Emma Hinsdale
Sugargrove
Adda Jeffords
Mead
Lenora Sno
Broknestraw
Alton Newgreen
Youngsville
Mary Owens
Pleasant
Gertrude O’conner
W. D Peters
Wilda Peel
Mary Rexford
Columbus
W. D. Rapp
Mary Stewart
Earl Sundell
J. H. Swartefager
Cacrrie Shirr
Flossie Sorenson
Cherry Grove
Mark Summerton
Frank Vinton
Minnie Wilcox
Brokenstraw
Miss Evelyn Decker Weds John Gordon at First Presbyterian
Miss Evelyn Decker daughter of Mrs Edith Decker of 3 Third Avenue wed John Gordon assistant manager at Murphy store. The ceremony was held at six thirty Saturday morning at First Presbyterian with Rev T S Dickson officiating in the presence of fifty relatives. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s mother's home. The couple will live at 3 Third Avenue after a brief wedding trip. Elsie Haines of Niagara Falls was an out of town guest. The bride works in Montgomery Ward’s office force.
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Evelyn Deckers
Edith Decker
Third Avenue
John Gordon
Murphy
First, Presbyterian Church
T.S. Dickson
Mildred Decker
Merle Henninger
Gordon
Elsie Haines
Niagara Falls
Montgomery-Ward Company
Kaukauna Girl Found With Broken Neck After Auto Accident
Miss Gladys Kersten of Kaukauna, thrown through the top of an automobile during an accident a week earlier, was found to have two broken neck bones after fainting spells in Appleton. She had continued her duties for a week unaware of the injury.
Deaths and Funerals Charles E Koch and James Hampson
Charles E Koch 89 Kane Pa died at home on Beech street after five weeks illness. He was born December 31, 1841 in Saxony and lived in retirement the last twenty years. Survived by daughter Beatrice Koch Jacobson Warren and sons John Charles Koch and others. James Hampson Waynesburg Pa killed by a bull Friday at 8 30 am. He is survived by wife, a daughter and son and brothers. Funeral arrangements pending and relatives travel to attend.
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Charles E. Koch
Chath E.iMaph
Kane
Koch
Beatrice Koch
E. N. Jacobson
Warren
James Hampson
Waynesburg
Hampson
T. L. Hampson
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Thomas Jenkins
Beech Street
Mr. Kock
Saxony
Germany
America
Jacobson
Anna E
Beatrice
John
Charles Koch
John Sevalen
W. H. Kane
St. Louis
M. E. Peterson
Jamestown
P. H. Stroup
Erie
Funeral for James Shannon Held in Du Bois
Funeral services for the late James Shannon, who died at his Einzua home, were held Thursday at Du Bois. Mass was celebrated in St. Catherine's church by Rev. J. C. Costello with interment in St. Catherine's cemetery. Attendees included Pat Shannon of St. Marys, Mrs. Eliza Shannon, Mrs. Bert Josephson, Edward Shannon of Ringway, Frank Shannon and family, Julia Gear, and others from Johnsonburg, Salamanca, Punxsutawney, and Kinzua.
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James Shannon
Einzua
Du‘bois
St. Catherine’s Church
J. C. Costello
St. Catherine's Cemetery
Pat Shannon
St. Maryn
Eliza Shannon
Bert Josephson
Edward Shannon
Ringway
Frank Shannon
Julia Gear
Moundstrom
Johnsonburg
Claude Smith
Salamanca
Charles Lewis
Lorraine Drummond
Puanxsutawney
Ifamily
Kinzua
Police hunt continues for kidnapped 16 year old in Chicago
Chicago police pressed on September 15 to locate 16 year old Billy Ranieri held by kidnappers demanding sixty thousand dollars. Authorities suspected the boy’s father, fearing Mafia retaliation, withhold information. The abduction was reported after the boy had been missing more than a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Billy Ranieri
Bobby Jones Wins Amateur Title At Brae Burn
Bobby Jones, America's premier amateur, defeated England's T Philip Perkin at Brae Burn Country Club in West Newton Mass on Sept 15 to win the American amateur golf championship for the fourth time. Jones led by ten up with nine to play before the match concluded.
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Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
Bobby Jones
America
England
T. Philip Perkin
Warren Church Reports Honor Auxiliary Winners
At anniversary services of the Woman's Home Missionary Society the Warren First Methodist Auxiliary was named banner Auxiliary for the year while the Queen Esther Society also earned top honors. Total contributions reached 514,469 with major distributions to Clarion district, Erie, Jamestown, Meadville and New Castle. A $150,000 campaign is planned for February 10 17 across the Erie Conference to support Cribbs Memorial Home and Ruth M. Smith Children's Home with James town First M E and New Castle First Church cited as banner districts.
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Woman's Home Midinnery Society
Exle
Erie
Jamestown
Meadville
New Castle
Ene
Carl Hart
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cribbs
Conneautville
Ruth M. Smith
Sheffield
A. F. Kottcamp
Warren ,Y. M. C. A
Henry Lima
F. C. Eaton
Charman
W. 5. Small
W. F. Bennett
N. A. White
C. S. Hart
F. B. Jackson
J. H. Jelbart
G. W. Olmsted
G. Farr
A. 'N. Brown
A. S. Turner
Too Many Chaperones Stir Colorado Springs Scene
Miss Mabel Lee of Colorado College defends student autonomy amid party curfews. She states the modern college girl is chaperoned far too much and argues for greater independence, challenging traditional dean authority. Nearby, cautious buyers are urged to read the Classified Ads carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Cole
Mabel Lee
Colorado College
Hoover Ready for Newark Trip On Monday
Hoover prepares for a Monday train trip from Washington to Newark New Jersey with Senator Walter Edge and New Jersey leaders. He will tour the state by motor to Trenton before returning home Tuesday afternoon. George Akerson accuses Henry Hansbrough of publicizing letters before Hoover could read them.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Newark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Henry C. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Hoover
George Akerson
Hansbrough
Akerson
Ends Life During Family Reunion in Erie
In Erie Pennsylvania on September 15 Christ Weissert aged 67 committed suicide by slashing his throat with a knife as relatives gathered for a family reunion. His body was found in a bloodstained attic of his home by a family member and police were notified.
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Erie
Christ Weissert
Oil Price List by Grade and Pipeline Regions
The document lists prices for various crude grades sold through pipelines and transit lines, naming Pennsylvania Grade Oil in New York Transit Co. lines at 3.20 dollars and other grades such as Kester Grade and Cabell Grade with prices ranging from 1.38 to 3.20 dollars. It cites origins including Eureka Pipe Line, Buckeye Pipe Line, India Refining Co. West Kentucky, and readings from Ohio River and Michigan markets, with associated locality hints like Oil City Kentucky regions and Saginaw Michigan.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Tranzit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Buccneye Pipe Co
Kester Grude Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Corning
Eureka
Somerset Oil
Pie Line Co
India
A Refining Co
West Kentucky
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Stanton Hill
Nelson
King’s Heralds of the Grace M. E. Church
Lattle Heralds
First Evangelical Church
George Folkman
Arthur Johnson
Lucey McCloskey
Gladys Jameson
Lotie Northrup
Stewart Custer
Lotte Northrup
McCloskey
Adam
0. R. Pang
Gladys Jamieson
Evangelical
Charles and
Robert
East Street
Ridguay
Southern Yacht Club
New Orleans
Newport Yacht Club
Los Angeles
Cal
AIR Circus
The
Tribune
Evelyn Decker
Johnson Bros
Warren Church
M. E
Banner Auxiliary
Stoll Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Cumberland
Barren
Aionree
Paragal Dev. Co
Kentucky
Waterloo
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Berea
Lima
S . Indiana
Princeton - Wooster
Plymouth
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