Daylight Saving Debate Splits Life Study Club
At the Life Study Club meeting in Warren, daylight saving drew strong views. Speakers argued health benefits, business convenience, and Christian or legal concerns, with calls for universal adoption. no vote was taken.
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Warren
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Banks to Close for Good Friday Holiday in Warren County
All banks in Warren County will close Friday April 6th in observance of the legal holiday. The action follows State Law provisions requiring closures on Good Friday.
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Repairs for Knapp Hoskins building permit filed
An application for a minor repair permit was filed at Borough Secretary Dougherty's office for the Knapp Hoskins building on Pennsylvania Avenue near Liberty Street. P W Edgett holds the contract with work planned to begin Thursday morning.
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Former Treasurer Secures Fishing License at Court House
Ralph Summerton former treasurer of Warren county secured a fishing license from County Treasurer R. E. Ward at the court house this morning. He resides just over the Southwest township line in Crawford county and was accompanied by Robert Anderson of Southwest township.
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Warren County
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Crawford County
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Southwest Township
State to Receive 1.7 Million Interest on Deposits
Pennsylvania officials estimate the state will gain about 1.7 million dollars in interest on state deposits for the year ending May 31, 1928. For six months to October interest totaled 857,328.92 dollars with about 7,500 outstanding, most of which will be collected in 30 days. Penalties for late interest reports may add 4,193 dollars.
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Real Hot Day Sparks Warren Heat Wave Record
Warren residents endured a blazing Wednesday as thermometers climbed to 13 degrees above normal by 2 p.m. The heat, rising 30 degrees since 8 a.m., marked one of the year's warmest days.
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Bridge Tea and Dinner Benefit by Salem Church Group
Mrs Hilmer Orog of Pennsylvania Avenue East hosted two bridge tables yesterday afternoon with prizes won by Mrs S Young Mrs Robert Huber and Mrs William Peterson. Light refreshments followed. Evening guests dined at the Salem Evangelical church parsonage where the Dandelion group of the Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Society sponsored a chicken waffle dinner.
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Lions Club Noon Meeting at Y M C A Tomorrow
The Lions Club will hold its regular weekly noon luncheon at the YMCA tomorrow. E D Everts Hardware announces the Red Red Robin Winchester store sale starts tomorrow and runs through April 14.
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Records Survive Kane Fire Safe of T M Paisley Recovered
Insurance agent T M Paisley reports his office records and papers were undamaged after the Cohn building fire in Kane. The safe containing the records was the first secured from the ruins on Monday and showed no marks.
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Kane
Pines at Heart's Content poem shared at Tidioute club
The Titusville Herald ran a poem about The Pines at Heart's Content a familiar tract near Warren. The piece references A. V. Clinger of Tidioute Captain A. R. Wheeler and N. P. Wheeler sons of the late Nelson P. Wheeler of Endeavor. It closed a talk by F. F. Murray at a Woman's club meeting in Tidioute on Monday.
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Claims of Klan Raised 20 Million in Pennsylvania
In a Pittsburgh federal court depo to Van A Barrickman, David G. Stephenson alleges Ku Klux Klan leaders including Hiram W. Evans collected 20 million dollars from Pennsylvanian members. He says funds financed political campaigns and efforts to corrupt state government and public figures.
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David G. Stephenson
Klan
Indiana
van A
Pennsylvania
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Easter Egg Hunt Planned By Legion For Warren Children
The American Legion orders 2400 eggs for the Big Easter Egg Hunt at the Beaty playground Saturday at 2 30 PM. Children seven to ten hunt in the lower field, under Scout supervision, with prizes for eggs bearing names of Warren merchants. Half eggs placed on the lower field, half on the playground proper. Twenty five local stores donate dyes and prizes.
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Mullen’s
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Warren Drug Company
Herbert Larson
C. W. Beaty
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Warren
The
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Metzger-Wright Company
Style Shop
Lester Shoe Co
Davidson, Co
Printz Co
Miller's Shoe Store
A. C. Kirberger
Johnson Bros. Smith Shoe
Brown's Boot Shop
Garrison's Inc
C. A. Nichols
Library Theatre
Madden's Smoke Shop
Marker’s Bakery
Wendelboe’s
J. C. Penney Co
Stein's Woman's Shop
Columbia Theatre
Merle Graham
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Ster Grocery
Warren Tribune Co Elects New Directors at Annual Meeting
The Warren Tribune Co annual meeting was held at Tribune offices. Directors elected for the ensuing year include E. D. Wetmore Henry H. Bassett R. G. Chapel R. W. Cousins Fred Eaton A. E. Johnson J. B. Moore William H. Wright and J. R. Van Cleve. Wetmore re elected president Bassett named vice president Chapel secretary and Van Cleve treasurer.
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Tribune
E. D. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred ©. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
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William H. Wright
J. R. van Cleve
J. KE. van Cleve
Grand National Steeplechase Ends With American Lead
The Grand National saw an American horse finish near the front as 41 starters competed. Tipperary Tim, a 100 to 1 shot, won, while Billy Barton fell at the last fence and was remounted by Irish jockey Cullinan.
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Mr. Bruce
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School clubs review and Easter break forecast
The Boys Glee Club meeting was moved to Wednesday May 11. Awards were given for letters and sweaters to Girls and Boys basketball team members including Avonelle Catlin Violet Morrell Anne DeFrees Ellen Johnson Ruth Goodwin and several others. Dramatic club programs featured At the Movies and Reconciled with strong performances by Eugenia Kehr Ruth Rubuts and others. A Girls club meeting discussed Clarion contest music selections. Germany’s coal output last year reached 153597000 tons, about 13000000 more than pre war years.
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Violet Morrell
Anne DeFrees
Ellen Johnson
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Anne Durham
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Dorothy Thompson
Betty Kopf
Frederick Mack
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Kermit Cuthbertson
Arthur White
Ess Burns
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Minton Peterson
Angelo Beverino
Jane Lytle
Crawford
Eugenia Kehr
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