Pilot to Stay at Port All Week Air Meet Draws Crowds
Officials of the Brokenstraw Valley Mirrort said J. J Grady a Wellsville pilot would stay at the flying field for a week to ten days to carry passengers. About 7 060 to 8 000 people attended the weekend air circuit with around four hundred flights. Seven ships were on site over the two days. Aircraft included four Wacos piloted by William Dunlap S Tensett Rochester NY J McCray Erie and Milton Carlson Jamestown a Mercer five place flown by George Iris and a Simplex monoplane piloted by Dr. Rice of Great Lakes Airways Chau tauqua Lake. Night fireworks and a parachute jump by Ray Bunnel Hornell from 3 500 feet capped the meet.
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Brokenstraw Valley Mirrort
J. J Grady
Wellsville
Seld
William Dunlap
S. Tensett
Rochester
High School Notes Girls Club reception honors Miss Phillians
A large turnout at the Girls Club last evening honored Miss Phillians the new girls secretary. Guests included Mrs Mess her W C A board president and Mrs Donald son Girl Reserve chair. Betty Field spoke on camp and conference and Miss Glasser explained the ring symbol. A skit from Kishi by Jane Lytle Betty Field and Helen Pressel entertained.
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Miss Phillians
Messher
W. C. A. Board of Directors
Donaldson
Betty Field
Miss Glasser
Jane Lytle
Helen Pressel
Elk bowlers to meet elect officers at Elks club
Members of bowling teams in the Elk league will meet at the Elks club on Wednesday evening at 7 45 o clock to elect officers for the coming year. Plans for league play will also be discussed and a large attendance is anticipated.
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BLKS
Elk League
Elks Club
Road letting planned for October bids in Warren
The state highway department announced a two day road improvement letting for about sixty miles with bids due October 23 and 24. A Warren man faced a speeding charge Sunday night, pleaded guilty, and paid ten dollars plus costs after appearing before Justice Watts Davis Monday night. Elks meet tonight to discuss fall and winter plans at the temple on Hickory street. Farmers in Chautauqua county predict an early fall and cold winter based on caterpillar numbers in the fields. James Wright, 19, died after a motorcycle collision near Point Chautauqua. Dr M V Ball to speak to Warren Kiwanis on his Europe trip. Constitution Week to be observed by Kiwanis. Sidney Blackman to speak September 26.
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State Highway Department
Speeber
Warren Map
Watts Davis
Silver Creek
Chautauqua County
James Wright
Jamestown General Hospital
Point Chautauqua
Wright
Hartsfield
Westfield
Kiwanis
Warren Club
Sidney Blackman
Junior class officers ballot slated due to low quorum
John McCoy Paul Berg John Stewart circulation managers Robert Kood Walter Maurer treasurer J Leslie Ellis elected officials listed on ballot forms to be distributed to homerooms tomorrow for voting amid insufficient classmen to reach a quorum.
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John McCoy
Paul Berg
John Stewart
Robert Kood
Walter Maurer
J. Leslie Ellis
Scouts Prepare for Fall and Winter Activities
Scout troops in the county map out plans as Scout Executive Frank C. Roud returns from a New England tour with Mrs. Roud. Troops 1 and 13 in North Warren meet, several new boys join, and three Ludlow troops along with Sheffield and Clarendon units initiate the season with meetings and early plans. The troop efficiency contest begins October 1 and no major schedule changes are expected this year.
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Frank C. Roud
New England States
North Warren
Ludlow
Sheffield
Clarendon
Storm Claims Lives as Algerian Windstorm Ravages Algiers
In Algiers three people are known dead and several others missing after a September windstorm and downpour. Damage is estimated at 5.8 million francs as streets flooded up to two feet in some areas and ten feet in a suburb. Local relief teams battle rising waters and swept debris.
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Algiers
Algeria
Hoover Tour Draws 10 000 In New Jersey Rally
The Republican nominee staged a large rally in an armory with about 10 000 inside and thousands more outside. He toured Hudson and Passaic counties by automobile, visited Newark airport, and planned a motor trip to Trenton before returning to Washington. He pledged prosperity under tariffs, immigration controls, and limited injunctions, and urged continued restriction of immigration and free collective bargaining.
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Kene
Mnommee
Hudson
Passaic
Newark
Elks Club
Senator Edge
Trenton
New Jersey
Hoover
Allan
Thomas 4
Edison
Manlo Park
N. J
Mm Arguin
Republican Party
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Miss Kahl
Miss Phel
Eugenia Kehr
Patricia Lavery
Lucy Donaldson
Jane Lyons
Clara Mae Gillespie
Millteen Kopp
Emily Eaton
Sally Bristow
Nelson Johnson
Jane Barwis
Ruth Goldstein
Militeen Kopp
Donald €. Anderson
Harriet Borg
Gerald Sellin
Martha Hermans
Virginia Slocum
Richard Heasley
Howard Celt
Willam Gibson
Eugene Kelly
George Johnson
Troy Martin
Miss Steinhoff
Kerneth Johnson
Violet Say- Ts
Pennsylvania
Benjamin G. Eynon
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Warren and
Warren County
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Bedford
New Castle
Myersdale
Forksville
Lewisburg
Honesdale
Montrose
Darlington
Clare Hohman
Warren
Hammond Iron Works
State Bureau of Animal Husbandry
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Elk County
St. Marys
Smith
Veterans
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren and Vicinity
New York
Dave Bliss
Joseph Cascarilla
F.C. Fehrman
FL W. Gray
T. ©. Jenaington
Charles Johnson
M. J. Kennedy
E. F. Munson
G. C. Metzger
F. A. McGill
5. C. Nelson
L. J. Wright
George Metzger
York
ELKS
Warren Lodge of Elks Wall
Hickory Street
Elding
Ball
M. V. Ball
Europe
Warren Kiwanis Club
Samuel PF. Iredell
Herbert Hoover
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Hw. Br
Eastern Utilities Investing Corporation
Associated Public Utilities Corporation Ofice of
Fpeannsylvania
J. Moore Campbell
State Health Department
Department
Phest
Liberty Street
Leonhart Anderson
Hultberg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anderson
Dee Colgrove
Colgrove
Glassware
Fostoria
Optic
Glasaware
Penney Lands
J. C. Penney
Roud Willl
Goodyear
Baird Tire Shop
Market Street
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