Noonday Union Service Highlights Maundy Thursday
A large audience of Warren residents from all Protestant churches attended the noon union service at First Methodist. Rev Henry Bruner spoke on The Persistent Demand from Luke 23 23 24, tracing the source to humanity's rebellion, and urging faith in Christ's peace. Rev Harry Nelson presided, with Rev C A Dennig offering benediction. Good Friday sermons by Rev R L Fassinger and Rev H E Dornheim are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
First Methodist Church
Henry Bruner
Emanuel Reformed Church
Erusity ii
Christ
Harry Nelson
Swedish Methodist Church
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
R. L. Fassinger
Salem Evangelical Church
Via Dolorosa
H. E. Dornheim
First Evangelical Church
Beaty Boat Missing After Lake Disturbance
At Lakewood a speed boat built by Merrill Marsh was found adrift after Mr. Beaty disappeared on the lake. The boat, about 20 feet with an outboard motor, was on the windward side during several short trips. Authorities say the craft may have drifted far overnight, with the accident likely near Lakewood. Also noted is the recent yacht Conewango fire in Pompano Inlet Florida and Beaty family details.
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Beaty
Lakewood
Merrill Marsh
Jamestown
Mr. Beaty
Leeward
Gron
David Beaty
Milton
Pompano Inlet
Florida
Conewango Avenue
Helen Dalzall
Moundsville
West Virginia
California
Elizabeth Beaty
Charles Keeler
Walter Beaty
W. Beaty
Anne
Martha Suzanne
Ruth Heermans
Olympia
Washington
Aeon
LIVE TOPICS OVERHAUL CIRCUS CARS IN WARREN
Circus cars from Ringling Barnum circles arrived in Warren for overhaul at Warren Tank Car shops. They’ll return to Madison Square Garden. Patrolman Melunkin to attend Patrolman Miller’s funeral. Miller killed on duty in Galeton. Elizabeth Zeller, 82, seeks fishing license for 1928 season. Old drillers story from Warren County veteran C I Nason. Straw hat signals arrival of summer season. Real estate deals and new professional offices noted. Parachute jumper William Campbell killed in Santa Monica. Erie fight fans visit Warren. Jamestown Soccer Association adds Warren team. Warren students work during Buster vacation. Pennsylvania farms shrink in number but total acreage grows. National Guard Captain to announce Company I memorial delegate. Two traffic violators fined. funeral procession violator fined. Rotary Club to hear Harold Varney speak.
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Ring- Nog Brothers
Barnum and Bailey’s
Warren
Warren Tank Car Company
Madison Square Garden
New York
Independent Base Cap Pearson team to play only independents
Cap Pearson, manager of the Company I baseball team, announced that the squad will not pay Tribune Industrial league dues this season. Players voted to limit the schedule to independent contests. New uniforms will be purchased. Ludwig Schwanke applied for a building permit to construct a one and a half story frame residence on Park Street between Maple and North streets. Schwanke will be the builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap” Pearson
Company I
Tribune Industrial League Baseball
Ludwig Schwanke
Park Street
Marple Street
North Street
M. P. Schwanke
Banks to Close for Good Friday in Warren County
Banks in Warren County will close all day tomorrow as Good Friday is a legal holiday in Pennsylvania. The closure aligns with state-wide observance and follows banking practice in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Warren County
State
Deaths and Funerals Woodbury S. James
Funeral services for Woodbury S. James who died Wednesday morning will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM from the home 818 Pennsylvania avenue with Rev Charles T Greer pastor of the First Methodist church officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury S. James
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles T. Greer
First Methodist Church
Local Man Seeks Support After Separation
A brief notice from Irvine Pennsylvania reports a man named Pat Thawey seeking separation from his wife and indicating he will not pay any bills connected to their shared residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Kae
Warren Police To Measure For New Uniforms
Members of the Warren police department were measured Thursday for new uniforms. The police committee of borough council was authorized Monday night to purchase nine uniforms for up to 360 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Police Department
Forty and Eight Plans Outdoor Summer Meetings
The Forty and Eight met at the American Legion rooms to arrange outdoor summer meetings. Fred Schmocker announced a National Adjutant letter praising the group for 1928 support to the National Child Welfare program. The local unit endorsed the Universal Draft and will send the resolution to Congressman Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Citizens National Bank
Fred Schmocker
National
James F. Barton
National Child Welfare Committee of the American Legion
Indianapolis
T. ©. Cochran
Depew Career Sketch From Peekskill to national politics
Chauncey M. Depew born 1834 Peekskill pursued Yale and law before entering politics. He joined the Republican rise, spoke for Lincoln in 1860, served in the New York Assembly in 1862 and as Secretary of State of New York in 1868, admired for humor and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Peekskill, N
Roger Sherman
Peekskill
Yale
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
New York State Assembly
New York
Japan
Commodore Vanderbilt
Life and career of Chauncey Depew charts politics and business
The article outlines Chauncey Depew's rise in politics and railroading from backing Horace Greeley in 1872 to Senate appointments in 1899 and 1904. It notes his executive roles at New York Central, his brief 1888 bid for the Republican presidential nomination, and his public life quotes on prohibition, marriage, diet, and national belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Horace Greeley
New York
Greeley
Roscoe Conkling
Thomas C Platt
United States
Depew
Platt
State Assembly
New York Central Railroad
Depes
Harrison
Denew
Chauncey Depew
Europe
Today in history and future plans collide in bold claims
The article surveys optimistic forecasts from Mayor Thompson of Chicago and others on crime, public works, and new transport tech. It cites promises of vast savings, a $000,000 bond issue, and improvements like waterways and diesel-powered dirigibles. It notes doubts about feasibility and contrasts flamboyant rhetoric with cautious engineering assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Chicago
Thumpaua
Apa Teeth
Thomp
New Orleans
Iran
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Bruner
Senate Finance Committee
Emil Hjelte
Canton Street
Melunkin
State Highway Patrol
A. W. Miller
Galeton
MeJunkin
Miller
Elizabeth Zeller
Pennsylvania Avenue West
C. I. Nason
Pineville
Tidioute
Muskogen
Mich
F. H. Langworthy
Seep Purchasing Agency
Fred Wendelboe
B.C. Oliphant
Hickory Street
Mr. Oliphant
Keefer
Fifth Avenue
Lind
Thomas C. Schuyler
Norman Stewart, Jr
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Warren Savings Bank
WILI
Lillian Kirberger
WAAM
Newark
N. 4
Kirberger
Lillian Hertzel
First Presbyterian Church
W. J. Hamiston
Descent Park
William C
Campbell
High Street
Bradford
Santa Monica
Erie
Lake City
Gneemenk
Warren High School
State Department of Agriculture
Charles G. Pearson
Pennsylvania National Guard
France
Justice Watts N. Davis
Charles Britton
Rotary Club
Harold Lord Varney
Department of Labor
Conewango Club
Philly
Kane
National Transit Company
Pine
Philadelphia
Department of Highways
Wey Ees
Boy Irwin
Irvine
Mullen
Wood's
Hickory Se
Chauncey M. Depew
Coun
Darwin
Diamond Joe
Major von Tachudi
Germany
Aero Club
Atlantic
Henry Ward
Vincent Astor
Austin Anderson
Messerly Monument Works
Bell
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