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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1928
Page
5
Er B Dorsett Worthy State Master of the Pennsylvanian Grange from Mansfield Tioga County will attend Warren County Pomona sessions at Farmington June 7 and 8. The visit prompts Pomona dates to move to May 31 and June 1 with Masters of Grange bodies meeting and state master seeking meetings with all masters.
Joseph Alfred Wells aged 11 months died at 20 Morrison street Sunday morning. Funeral from the family home Tuesday at 2 20 pm with Rev Father Alfred Bauer of St Joseph church officiating. Interment in St Joseph cemetery. He is survived by parents Mrs and Mr George H Wells, three brothers, three sisters, grandmother Mrs Anna Morrison and several aunts and uncles. Mr Wells serves as Fourth Ward councilman.
Funeral services for Mayme Regina who died Friday at Warren General hospital were held Monday at 9 AM from St. Josephs church officiated by Rev Father Alfred Bauer. Interment followed in St. Josephs cemetery.
Charles Bernstein formerly of Warren died suddenly from acute indigestion in Bartlesville Oklahoma on March 27 at age 1 Funeral services were held on Friday March 30 William Jones of Warren attended the funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur N. Russell of Clarendon were held Saturday at 2 pm from St. Clara's Church Clarendon with Rev Father T J O'Hern officiating. Bearers were Fred Hickey Russell O'Leary Rosenh O'Leary Leon Dietch Wylie Downing and Toba Caldwell. Interment followed at St Joseph's Cemetery. Attendees from away included Mr and Mrs Robert Russell and family Custer City Mrs Margaret Maloney Mr and Mrs Michael Tempest Miss Mayme Ham and John Muller of Honesdale and Mrs Mary Mccormack Buffalo.
Burial services for Woodbury S. James were conducted Saturday at the First Methodist Church from his home at 818 Pennsylvania avenue west. The Rev. Charles T. Greer officiated as friends attended despite bad weather. Floral tributes honored the deceased and pallbearers included Fred H. Brown and J. A. James. Interment followed in Oakland Cemetery beside his parents.
Community campaign work group met at the Methodist church this evening to begin campaign activities. Ortie Cook of Corry escaped serious injury when his coupe was dragged by freight cars attached to a yard engine. he swerved but could not clear the train. Minor injuries reported. Radio plans to aid liquor smuggling crackdown include stations at Erie Buffalo and Cleveland with two turn chasers from Erie harbor. In March 185 persons were prosecuted under Pure Food laws in the state. Patrolman William Pope of Warren is home sick with quinsy. A. V. Muzzy, back from Poland, visits his aunt in Warren on the way home to Tulsa. State Grange Master E. B. Dorsett to attend June Pomona Grange session in Farmington. A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Anderson in Assam, India. Cars damaged in a Warren collision. no injuries. District Attorney Eddy returns from a Pennsylvania DA convention. Quiet week end. no accidents or court sessions. Licenses revoked for 45 motorists. Urban Beatty among them. Over 1,100 signatures on Jamestown daylight savings petitions. Ray Anderson and Margaret Parker obtain a marriage license in Jamestown. American Legion meeting discusses unused tickets for Clarence Chamberlin lecture. Thomas Cullen breaks leg in a gondola freight car incident. another Titusville man aided. Zona Gean hosts a tenth birth day party. Axel Warner released on bond for disorderly conduct. No drill tonight for Company I due to Easter benefit ball. drill to resume Tuesday.
Robert W. Mackay, cashier of Warren National Bank, outlined the U S banking system from 1780 to 1913 and praised the Federal Reserve for its elastic currency and efficient check clearing. He noted no panics since its founding and highlighted its wartime stability. Births: Merle Hart and wife announce a 6 lb 9 oz son born at Maternity Hospital at 8 10 this morning.
Easter week services across Youngsville featured multiple church gatherings. In the M E church a morning sermon drew on Thomas's doubt and proofs of immortality. baptisms and new members followed at the eleven o’clock hour. The United Brethren church hosted sunrise prayers and cantatas, with a donation-filled dime offering supporting Bible prizes.
A day school program features choral groups, recitations, and prayers led by J. E. Jones and others, including Mrs. Johnson's class and Treva McKinney's quartet. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds meetings with Mrs. Grant Chipman. essays judges include Mrs. Charles Dyer. Wedding trip for Marie Schnell and Frank V. Taylor after their Youngsville nuptials. Good Friday observances and church notices follow. Brokenstraw roads improve with tractor-powered dragging. land near Youngsville being prepared as a nursery by J. K. Vessery of Warren. schedule changes for Youngsville trains anticipated. Maxwell and Rachel Rhoades wed in Clymer.
All persons planning to attend the banquet on Thursday April 12 must call or notify Mrs. Wright by Wednesday noon. Contact phone is 761-R. Notice dated 4 9 21.
The newlyweds plan to reside in Youngsville for now. Rebekah Lodge will install officers on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Berry in charge. A warm sugar social supper will follow the ceremony.
The column surveys global politics and public figures with satire about an Armenian shooting hoax, Russian peasant humor, Wall Street moods, and plans for large bomber aircraft with turreted guns. It notes Governor Smith vetoing water power development and praises Mrs. Medill McCormick as a candidate for Illinois Congressman-at-Large.
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