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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1928
Page
10
April entries show residents walking to Sheffield and Kellettville for health benefits while a train disruption prompts walking shifts. Community volunteers repair roads, a nurse’s farewell trip, and a church visit end with a fading building. Easter snow, birthdays, and school notices accompany this village diary of Hastings, Fool's Creek, and Porkey.
A column of Sheffield residents shares Easter visit plans and travels. Miss Jane Fidler, Miss Margate Carter, and families visit Clarion and Rochester. Ednary Narout visiting from abroad. Walter Ludy of Ralston joins local workforce. F E Kueh’s family relocates to Wood property. Tom Marna moves to new site. F B Miller named commissary superintendent for CP&L. Mrs A J Weis travels to Baltimore. Betty Ann Boylan visits Charlotte. H A Pinney recovering from hospital. Bert Boyd attends business in Millstreet. several couples attend a Saturday night dance. George Lloyd and Repelle family guests arrive from Wellsboro and Endrana area. extended families visit in Sheffield area.
New York April 11 Ace Hudkins must sign for a title bout within ten days or be dropped as No 1 challenger. Jess McMahon of the state athletic commission has signed Joe Dundee for a title bout at the Polo Grounds on June 7, with Dundee willing to meet any challenger. If Hudkins refuses, Sergea nt Sammy Baker, the Mitchell Field aviator, will receive the bout.
Easter programs filled with hymns, solos, and recitations as St Luke's and nearby churches hosted morning services. Members and families from Rev O F Bloomstead to Mrs G W Madwhouse attended baptisms, Sunday school, and church events. Local residents, including the Moorehouse and Cliequennai families, shared Easter visits and church activities across Warren and Burt town.
To the members of the Helping Hand class of the Methodist church at her home Wednesday evening. Entertain. Choir On Friday evening the members of the choir of St Luke s Episcopal church will give a screen dinner at Wild Wood, the erage of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B. French at Turtle Town.
April 10 report notes Ernest L iue tower watchman updated on several forest fires caused by dry weather none of the tasks remained but a shot after being located. Cole Hill school pupils visited the tower Wednesday afternoon. Married Tuesday were Japior Schnell Mn Frank Tasler of Corre and Mrs Marie Schnell of Youngsville formerly Cole Hill. bride attended by son Billy Schnell and sister Miss Pauline Labree. The couple left for Detroit Michigan Thursday morning where the groom works. Glenn Eastman attended a school meeting at Pittsfield Wednesday. W N Camp of Winsted visited mother Emma Benedict Sunday.
Fred Camp visits his sister Mrs Hazel Durlin at Du val on Sunday. Perry Mandatille of Garland lurks on the road with his team Friday with the township drag. A six pound six ounce girl born to Mr and Mrs Gay Paler in Toapede on Wednesday. Joe Wilcox of Irvine visits at the home of his niece Mrs Mattie Finney at Torpedo. Andrew Gibbons of Garland visits the Cole Hill school at Alonday. Charles Bailey of Youngsville operates a crating mill at Torpedo.
A New York Seneca government agent planned to address Indian corn growers in their language on WGR Buffalo. The broadcast would be the first radio talk by an Indian and for Indians, with initial English remarks before switching to Seneca. The date and details remain unclear due to garbled text.
Norris White of Jamestown district superintendent will speak at the men�s dinner Friday at 7 p.m. in the M. B. church in Youngsville. The event invites all men and friends, with a Methodist Brotherhood to follow.
At The Pickett Club meeting W J Kelly recounted a trip through five states ending with North Carolina seen as most up and coming for raids and improvements with West Virginia next Virginia and Maryland trailing. He spent most time at Pinehurst where golf events drew over 30000 spectators. A New Process stove demonstration is set for April 12 18 and 28 with Coe E Blach in charge showcasing full meal cooking on a gas range with Lorain regulator. Two new merchandise items the can opener and Dip Dust were demonstrated by Stewart Loding and Rhodaberger respectively. The Pickett Herald store magazine is now available.
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania on April 11 a house fire broke out while John Bareh stayed at a friend's home. The family dog barked loudly, waking Bareh's wife and five children and sparing them from harm as the blaze grew.
Martin Murray aged 26 was acquitted in Allegheny county criminal court of murdering Albert J. Blume 41 killed when struck by an automobile last October 25. Prosecutors said Murray drove a stolen taxicab involved in the fatal collision.
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