New Officers of Odd Fellows Are Installed
Newly elected officers of the War ren lodge of Odd Fellows were installed Tuesday evening at the Temple on Hickory street by District Deputy Grand Master Carroll of Sheffield. A large attendance was present. Donald Duncan was installed noble grand. George Cobb vice grand. Howard Kinkaid right exporter to noble grand. Donald Lauffer left supporter to noble grand. Charles Lindbergh right supporter to vice grand. Edward Rogers left supporter to the vice grand. Lester Nero inside guardian. Joseph Brooks outside guardian. William Duncan warden. Clarence Agren conductor. Charles Mathis left scene supporter. Ray Olson right scene supporter. Frank Witz chaplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Temple
Hickory Street
Carroll
Sheffield
Donald Duncan
Noble Grand
George Cobb
Howard Kinkaid
Donald Lauffer
Charles Lindbergh
Edward Rogers
Lester Nero
Guardian
Joseph Brooks
William Duncan
Clarence Agren
Charles Mathis
Ray Olson
Frank Witz
Election of Teachers for Next School Year in Warren Borough
Warren borough voters approve the 1928-29 teaching staff with few changes. New hires include Beulah Bauer and Catherine Schuyler at the high school. Georgia Burgett Leah Marsh and Martha Maitland added to Jefferson Street. Catherine White to South Street. List covers high school Jefferson Street and district buildings with numerous returning staff and substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Board of Education
Beulah Bauer
Geo. J. Bauer
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Catherine Schuyler
T. C. Schuyler
Fifth Avenue
West
Jefferson Street
Georgia Burgett
Duquesne
Leah Marsh
Langeloth
Martha Maitland
Maris Maitland
Conewanzo Avenue
Maitland
Lock Haven
Misa Catherine White
R. C. White
Franklin Street
South Street
Warren Borough
East Street
Ida McKinney
Frances Peterson
Marian Baird
Lorraine Harkless
Georgiane Parsons
Ella Houghnot
Camilla Henderson
Jane B. Holt
Bessie Johnson
Mabel Hays
Leona Westland
Bernice Babbitt
Lenm Norris
Frances O'Neill
Louise Cogswell
Marian Larson
Grace Bell
Kathryn Kennedy
Josephine Guild
Clare Whattaker
Anna Dervin
Emma Valentine
Catherine White
Edith Berkman
Elizabeth Farquhar
Lulu Mourton
Mildred Lawson
Florence Young
Ratha Brown
Guinevere Knapp
Virginia Farquhar
Margaret Corbin
Mase Moran
Ethel DeForest
Florence Hill
Eva Corbin
Charlotte Colt
Eva Brown
Mary Ball
Ellen Thoreton
Hilda Carlson
Alice Anderson
Rachel VanLuvanee
Madelyn Wingert
Elizabeth van Luvanee
Effie Peterson
Freda Leech
Aged Farmer Dies In Union Township Washington
Thomas McAvay, 90, longtime farmer of Union township, Washington County, dies after illness. He was known in the community for his farm work and local contributions. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Thomas McAvay
Union Township
Atest
Cow Testers Report for Warren County Dairies
Forty cows produced over 60 pounds of butterfat and 93 cows over 1 200 pounds of milk in the March report by A G Ehrens berger tester for Warren County Cow Testing Association Eleven cows yielded more than 40 pounds of fat and 135 over 1 000 pounds of milk Twenty two herds tested and 432 cows in milk Seventy eight cows were dry Six cows soldpremtibly and 9 unprofitably One purebred bull purchased. DEPARTMENT SUMMONED Warren fire department summoned to H 5 Laydon home to locate a smoke fire believed caused by spontaneous combustion Chief Gordon said damage negligible DIVORCED AT ERIE Lucy J Fehlman 118 East Ninth street Erie divorced from George D Fehlman Warren Judge Uriah P Rossiter and Joseph W Bouton presided in Erie courts Twelve other decrees handed down PRIVATE CAR The private car of General Manager Davis Buffalo Allegheny division Pa railroad attached to train to Pittsburgh with other officials SALVATION ARMY Special services at the Salvation Army citadel Thursday at 7 48 p m with Staff Captain and Mrs T Malposs of Pittsburgh in charge AUTOGRAPHS Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Benny Paschal and Eppa Rixey autographed a baseball sent to parents Mr and Mrs W S Calderwood of Kane The ball on display at First National Bank Kane SEES SPECIALIST Carmen Hill former Warren pitcher now with the Pirates spent Sunday at Linesville with Guy Greene and a specialist for about an hour saying much of his trouble abated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ehrensberger
Warren County
Erie
Lucy J. Fehlman
East Ninth Street
George D.fehlman
Warren
Uriah P. Rossiter
Joseph W. Bouton
McKean County
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Benny Paschal
Eppa Rixey
George Calderwood
Verbeck Street
W. S. Calderwood
Kane
First National Bank
Carmen Hill
Pirates
Linesville
Guy Greene
Hill
Today Musings and local notes from Warren and beyond
The column blends odd anecdotes and local items including a murder remark by Warren’s Howard Bishop, a meeting to organize a City Duckpin Bowling league at Arcade Alleys, and a Chandlers Valley Child Health Clinic for April 14. It also reports smallpox in Mexico, dire conditions in China, and a dog trainer’s tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandlers Valley
Carl G. A. Johnson
Re-setting Pole Delays Walk on Second Avenue
Workmen of the Pennsylvania Electric Co reset a large telephone pole on Second Avenue near the High School, closing part of the right sidewalk during the operation. G Scott Smith Kane referee ruled that compensation is payable for work injuries or deaths occurring en route to or from work, in the case of Clark Parshall who died December 19 1927 on his way to the Franklin Valveless Gas Engine plant. Warren Board of Education building committee reviewed several South Side sites for a proposed new school, but took no action, with Floyd Cling er, A G Eldred and S A Carlson on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Second Avenue
G. Scott Smith
Kane
Adds Parshall
Rocky Grove
Clark Parshall
Franklin Valveless Gas Engine Company
Warren Board of Education
Floyd Clineger
A. G. Eldred
A. Carlson
Arrested Here Two Erie Men in Court for Intoxication
Two Erie men, Victor McTigue and John Wallace, were arrested last night by Officers Hartz and Britton and had hearings in the police court before Justice Watts N. Davis. Both were charged with intoxication. McTigue was fined seven dollars including costs and given a suspended thirty day jail term. They left Warren for Lake City after the hearing. A separate school banking note reports 928 Warren pupils have Standard Savings accounts, with last week’s deposits totaling 155.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Victor McTigue
John Wallace
Theodore Hartz
Charles Britton
Watts N. Davis
Esch
Warren
Lake City
P. W. M. Pressel
Warren Public Schools
Standard Savings Service
Building Permits Sought by Liberty Reality and Mrs Johnson
Liberty Reality company with L. Gamble as contractor seeks a permit for a three story store building on Liberty street at the Hoff man property while Mrs Johnson plans repairs to her Hickory street home. Roy Morsley holds the Johnson contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Reality Company
Ludwig Johnson
Dougherty
Liberty Company
L. Gamble
Liberty Street
Hoffman
Johnson
Hickory Street
Roy Morsley
Citizenship notice for WWI veterans seeking naturalization
Aliens who served in the United States armed forces during World War I must file petitions for naturalization under the 1926 act and have cases heard by May 25, 1928. Send names and addresses of eligible aliens to the office to arrange examiner meetings. Also reports Wesleyville annexation petition and a West Hickory railroad accident death of Frank Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
E. B. Whiting
One for the Books on Good Roads Interview Plan
Bill Rice of East Street said word Wednesday that County Treasurer Gene Ward and Warren County Good Roads Association President would interview aviator Clarence Chamberlin today to learn his stance on improving roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Rice
East Street
Gene Ward
Warren County Good Roads Association
Clarence Chamberlin
Warren Amateur Show Promoter Boots Erie Tour
Promoter Harry Teets of the War ren Athletic Club left on a two day tour of Erie Jamestown Kane Sheffield and plans further stops to recruit boxers for the upcoming amateur show scheduled Monday night at the Warren Roller Rink Arena. The Pennsylvania State Police Identification Bureau reports 1482 fingerprints and photos were processed in March 1928 with 11 percent linked to prior criminal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Teets
Warren Athletic Club
Erie
Jamestown
Kane
Sheffield
Warren Roller Rink
Criminal Identification Bureau
Pennsylvania
Seedlings Destroyed by Mice at State Nursery
In Waynesboro a state forest tree nursery reports over 200,000 white pine seedlings killed by wood mice during the winter. The damage, hidden beneath deep snow, was only found after the snow melted. Thomas O. Bradley, in charge, notes the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
U. P
Thomas O. Bradley
TO FILL PULPIT BY FORMER PASTOR ON SUNDAY
Rev A McIntyre, former pastor of the United Brethren church, will fill the pulpit at his former church for both morning and evening services on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McIntyre
United Brethren Church
Deaths and Funerals for Jerome Wood
Funeral services for Jerome Wood were held from the home of P. H. Lehman in Starbrick on Wednesday afternoon. Interment followed at Scott cemetery. Mr. Wood, 70, died Tuesday at noon. Survived by wife Margaret and children Catherine Deforest of Garland Mary Wood of Irione Joseph Wood of Kennedy Frank Wood of Youngsville and brothers Edward Wood of Oil City Charles Wood and Stephen Wood both in Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Haslett
Forest County
West Hickory
Frank Porter
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bynd Farm
Porter
Titusville
OM City
Jerome Wood
P. H. Lehman
Starbrick
Scott Cemetery
Wood
Margaret Wood
Catherine Deforest
Garland
Mary Wood
General Tire and Rubber Co Announces Big Year Start
General Tire and Rubber Co reports 28 to 40 percent rises in sales and tire production for the first quarter of the fiscal year. Officials deny NY reports of over ten million dollars in three month sales but note strong 1927 gains and optimism for 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Tire and Rubber Co
New York
General Company
Charles Jahant
General
Jahant
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Meet of Education Board
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Anna L. Kaht
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Elizabeth Wickstrom
Margaret Cumming
Phoebe Finley
Robert R. Young
Luke J. Noecker
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Mary £. Davidson
Lynette Havens
Mary G. Dougherty
Dorothy Allison
Edna Glasser
Manley MacDonald
Donald Bogart
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Inez Rieger
Mary Dorworth
Annette Stone
Leslie Ellis
Ruth Tillotson
Helen Montgomery
Pauline Dippery
Grace Richey
Alice Gill
E. G. Buckwith
Leonard Nason
Evalyn Alter
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Harry Hutchinga
Isabel Johnson
Maybelle Henderson
Hildegarde Edwards
Anna Fehl
Russell R.bentz
Herbert H. Nichols
Eleanor Vowinckel
Carmen Milliren
Laura DeForest
Minnie Shawkey
Herbert Harris
H. Hetrick
Lee Roy Yothers
Emma Gerhart
Alice Siggins
Harriett Slayton
Grace Thomas
Elizabeth Wells
Fourth Ward
Bebe Cole
Lauretta Dunkis
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Lulu Boyd
Marie Small
Vada Brevetizon
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Allene Schindler
Leona Chilcott
Clementine Weaver
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H. 5. Laydon
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