Federation 10 Open Conference Here Thursday
The 17th annual North Western District meeting of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women's Clubs opens with a noon luncheon at the Woman's Club. Mrs. L. B. Luther will preside. Mrs. J. A. Frick will speak. the Choral Department presents The Last Tea of Tsuki.
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North Western
State Federation of Pennsylvania Woman's Clubs
Woman's Club
L. B. Luther
du Bois
J. A. Frick
Allentown
Federation
Tsuki
W. R. Bairstow
Woman’s Club
Carmen Milliren
John A. Frick
Miss Kahl
Lillian Bairstow
Florida hurricane toll and relief efforts reported
Survivors recount hundreds of victims after Lake Okeechobee floods. Destruction spans Belle Glade, South Bay, and Tory Island with bodies recovered by relief crews. The West Indian hurricane lashes Guadeloupe killing 660, aims for New York, and ships carry relief to Porto Rico as lists of dead in Okeechobee, Palm Beach, and surrounding areas rise.
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Dickson
Belle Glade
Tory
Cramer Island
South Bay
Lake
Fort Pierce
Fla
Lake Okeechobee
Washington
U. P
Gilmer
Red Creek
San Juan
Porto Rico
Navy Department
Paris
Guudeloupe
Ministry of Colonies
New York
U P
West Indies
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
New England
Atlantic City
U.S. 5
Bridge
Washington, D. C
Florida
United Press
Beach Eagle Bay
Ridge Settlements
Robert Lightsey
Robert Damon Upthegrove
Paula Ruth Upthegrove
Elbert Upthegrove Jr
Jessie Lee
Lucille Cook
William Lee
Eugene Cook
Winifred Frazier
Eagle Bay
Ridge
West Indian hurricane toll tops 100 dead in Puerto Rico
Police reports from 30 of Puerto Rico's 76 municipalities show 106 killed and 323 injured in the West Indian hurricane. Governor Towner notified the War Department, with three reported missing. Names and local incidents from Florida areas accompany the dispatch.
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John Anderson Blaylock
Kelsey City
Fred Nelms
Pahokee
Smith
Palatka
George Bradshaw
del Ray Beach
Julia White
Will Jones
Ella Jones
Will Deerfield
Brooks
Lake Worth
Washington
U. P
Porto Rico
Towner
War Department
NAMES OBTAINED IN GRAFT PROBE
Philadelphia police bribery case expands as district attorney staff identify scores of officers named in bootleg payrolls. Key suspect notes include William Peters, alleged collector, amid ongoing arrests and anticipated further actions by Monaghan.
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Philadelphia
U. P
John Monaghan
Max “Boo Boo” Hoff
Warren couple issued marriage license
The register and recorder issued a marriage license Wednesday to James K. Vessey Jr and Norma Lorine Andrews both of Warren. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully.
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the Register and Recorder
James K. Vessey, Jr
Norma Lorine Andrews
Warren
Funeral services for Mrs Irene Grennell Thurston
Mrs Irene Grennell Thurston who died at her Fort Smith home was buried at Oakland cemetery after services from her aunt Mrs H B Doty 1407 Pennsylvania Ave East. Rev Shields officiated. She leaves husband Edward Thurston a son Harry a daughter Marion her mother Mrs Jesse Grennell of Clarendon two brothers Jesse of Pittsburgh and Harry of Clarendon and three sisters Mrs Edward Eckberg Mrs Clarence Erickson of Rave and Mrs Guy Jones of Irmo S C.
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Irene G. Thurston
Irene Grennell Thurston
Fort Smith
Arkansas
H. B. Doty
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Shields
Oakland Cemetery
Thurston
Edward Thurston
Harry
Marion
Emeline M. Laquay
Emeline Morley LaQuay
Frank M. Patchen
Sugar Grove
Patchen
B. H. Morey
Buffalo Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Jamestown
Stilson Hill
Jerry LaQuay
Henry L. LaQuay
Olean
N. Y
W. W. Hodges
Funeral Services For Maury S Cole At Family Home
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 PM at the home of Mrs. Pearl Griffth for Maury S Cole with Rev. Harold F Stoddard officiating. Bearers were Roscoe Arnold George Boyer James Smith Glenn Nichols Clifton Scott and Llewellyn Scott, all great-nephews. Interment in Oakland cemetery followed amid relatives and friends from Olean Erie and Jamestown areas.
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Maury S. Cole
Pearl Griffth
Wetmore Street
Harold F. Stoddard
Roscoe Arnold
George Boyer
James Smith
Glenn Nichols
Clifford Scott
Llewellyn Scott
Cole
Everett Scott
Carrie Whelply
Steve Crowley
John Snacell
Olean
N. Y
Duke Center
Llewellyn A. Scott
Greenville
Ivan Hammer
Erie
Oakland Cemetery
John Raymond Peterson
Raymond Peterson
Jackson Street
Harald Stoddard
First Baptist Church
M. B. George
Dean George
Mary George
James Herner
D. I. Bowman
Clarion
N. J. Peterson
Helen Peterson
Ethel Peterson
Warren Men Attend Petroleum Meeting in Atlantic City
A group of Warren refinery staff join the 26th annual National Petroleum Association meeting in Atlantic City spanning Wednesday and Thursday. Representing Tiona are E. M. Lyons, H. W. Walchi, C. A. Baker, W. A. Powell, S. P. Worthington. Seneca H Harry Peterson and E V Monterief. Superior E W Smiley and H G Eaton. United MacLean Houston. Viking Oil F J McCoy and L C Jamieson. Warr-Penn S D Tibbits. Conewango D C Hughes J H Herbert H R Lewis.
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Warren Refinery
National Petroleum Association
Atlantic City
Warren
Tiona
E. M. Lyons
H. W. Walchi
C. A. Baker
W. A. Powell
S. P. Worthington
Seneca
Harry Peterson
E. V. Monterief
Superior
E. W. Smiley
Catholic Daughters Plan Bridge Party at Philomel Club
Society announces a dinner bridge event hosted by the Catholic Daughters of America at the Philomel club. The meal begins at 6:30 PM with bridge to follow. prizes will be awarded to winners. Mrs. Fred Weigle chairs the organizing committee, list includes many officers and members.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Philomel Club
Ridge
Fred Weigle
L. 3. Bowes
Ed. Corah
Andrew Slarry
William Mulvey
Neil O'Neil
Stienson
George Monroe
Mae Moran
Helen Mooney
Margaret Sweeney
Nell Eggleston
M. Smith
Peters
Margaret McNally
Cooney
Horn
R. J. Weigle
Louis Hartweg
Andrews Vessey Wedding Guests Arrive in Warren
Out of town guests converge on Warren for the Andrews Vessey wedding set at Trinity Memorial church at eight o clock Saturday evening. Catherine Field from Cleveland and Julia Anderson from Latrobe join guests at the Andrews home along with Mr and Mrs John Morris from Wilmington and several others from Indiana Par Nassus Pittsburgh and McKeesport to be entertained by Miss Rebecca Schofield.
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Warren
Andrews-Vessey
Trinity Memorial Church
Woman's Club
Catherine Field
Cleveland
Norma Andrews
Julia Anderson
Latrobe
Fourth Avenue
John Morris
Wilmington
Delaware
Morris
B. G. Gregory
Waterstreet
H. C. Timberlake
Indiana
Emily Alter
Parnassus
Margaret Reber
Pittsburgh
Martin Ross
McKeesport
Rebecca Schofieli
Third Avenue
Jamestown Zonta to Charter Warren Club at Dinner
Members of the Jamestown Zonta Club will accompany Miss Isabelle Brugge past president to Warren for a dinner with local Zontians at the YWCA. Miss Brugge will present Warren with its charter, a charter she received at the National Zontian convention in June. Florence Kennet is in charge of the evening’s entertainment. Mr and Mrs Howard Kay of Youngsville depart for New York City Wednesday night.
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James_town
Zonta Club
Isabelle Brugge
Jamestown Club
Warren
Miss Brugge
Warren Club
St. Paul
Florence Kennet
Howard Kay
Youngsville
New York City
Machines and prosperity loom in London robot exhibition
An exhibition in London showcases "Eris, the Robot," a man shaped machine that can move and speak. Spectators react with fascination and fear as workers consider future competition from automation. History shows new machinery often raises output and employment, not just replacing labor.
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London
Eris
Economic Shifts From Labor to Machinery In History
The piece links value to labor and tool use, noting ox teams value a worker at a third of a day and locomotives raise worth substantially. It reports a buoyant stock week with high share prices, a rich exchange seat value, and a massive treasury outlay amid Liberty loan progress, while commenting on public utilities and advertising opportunities.
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Stock Exchange
Mhe
Albana
Bears
All-Wool Blankets and Bed Spreads on Sale
A varied sale of all-wool blankets in Rose Blue and Gold sizes 72x84 and 70x80 with satin binding, plus Beacon and rayon spreads. Prices range from $7.95 to $16.95 with 10 percent off sale offers, featuring 64x84 throws, 81x108 bed spreads, and part wool Beacon options. Multiple colors and sizes advertised.
Nashua Part Wool Blankets and Sheet Blankets Sale
Nashua part wool blankets offered in buff grey rose gold and blue. Price listed five dollars fifty cents marked down to four dollars eighty nine cents for 72 by 80 inch blankets. Also 64 by 76 inch single cotton sheet blankets in plaid at ninety five cents each with white tan and grey color options.
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Nashua
Quilts and Comforters Sale Across Fabric Types
Sale prices listed for cotton comforters from 3.95 to 4.95, sateen Laminated wool at 8.95, dotted mull all wool at 10.00, and brocaded silk quilts to 26.50 with a 10 percent reduction noted.
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Harry B. Bradley
Patti Peffer
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Stroudsburg
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Cecelia Thompson
H. W. Mitchell
State Hospital
Warren Music—Ensemble
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Justice of the Peace
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Carl Erickson
M. A. Olson
Sheffield
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C. E. Bordwell
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Harry van Dyke
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England
United States Treasury
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