Missing youths hunted as search extends for Lehman Zerbe
Officers and Sheriff Jefferson pursue William Lehman 21 of Starbrick and Calvin Zerbe 17 of Grundyville who vanished Thursday while fishing along the Allegheny river. Lehman, recently laid off, and Zerbe, unemployed, were last seen near their homes and have not enlisted in the U S armed forces.
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Starbrick
Grundyville
Jefferson
William Lehman
Calvin Zerbe
United States
Jamestown
Lehman
Zerbe
Allegheny River
State Highway Department
Arrenia Lehman
High School Notes and Scout Troop Meetings Reported
The Dragon board urged all writeups and pictures be submitted by Wednesday to ensure press by week’s end. Glee club members joined a community chorus meeting while Harold Triggs played piano numbers. Orchestra rehearsals included Sev en Keys to Baldpate Act 1 and 6:30 p m practice for both acts with further sessions planned midweek.
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Dragon Board
Regula
Harold Triggs
Baldpate
Insurance Topic Of Grange Discussion In Warren Meeting
Warren Grange No 1025 met April 21 at the P H G hall with Worthy Master Thompson presiding. O C Tritt spoke on Hite insurance value, while Charles Clark called the policy part of his estate. Hartley and Clark favored the insurance, and Mrs Belle Grosch gave the Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance report in place of the ill Bimber.
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P. HG. Hall
Thompson
O. C. Tritt
Hite Insurance
Charles Clark
Clark
Hartley
Belle Grosch
Bimber
Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance
Grangers
Mary Kidder
Richard Hartley
Youngsville
Grange
Warren area health improves after operation and local notes
Cecil Mong at 108 Wilson Street shows improvement after surgery at Warren General Hospital. Weather damage hits Erie district fruit as nearly half the sweet cherry buds perish per farm bureau estimates. H D Wade moved to Buffalo Sisters Hospital with Mrs Wade and E J Wade. A new lighting standard installed in Warren park western end will be in commission soon. City playgrounds open June 11 and close August 18 under M R Overturf with Evalyn Alter and Coach Harry Hutchings overseeing. A 5 percent mortuary refund announced for Protected Home Circle members with second anniversary certificates by April 1 1929. Elm trees planted along Roosevelt highway 176 by state highway workers aided by Warren Woman’s Club forestry committee. A Warren boy fined $23 for passing a street car while discharging passengers. Fred Mintzer pleads guilty to assault and battery. fined. Thad L Lawson oversees amusement concessions in Pittsburgh summer park. Teachers ill at Warren High. seniors measured for caps and gowns. Barth Wade will probate estate valued at $1 600 plus. executor Warren National Bank. Roscoe T Knapp and Nina A Abbott obtain marriage license. Warren roller rink season ends. Evan Rink challenger to Warren champion John Evan set for race at Sheffield. Devereaux divorce case grants $100 counsel, $50 defense, $30 monthly support. London Cannes air service notes a lone passenger first, then a doctor.
Ford Finances and Projections Highlight 1920s Report
The Ford company posts a large cash reserve and total revenue near 654 million dollars with 367.6 million on hand. Spare parts sales add about sixty million annually as production eyes 5 060 cars daily in Italy. A separate note cites the D A R black list and political tensions during the era.
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Ford
Kerns Recital Set by Warren Woman's Club
The Woman's Club of Warren announces a charity recital featuring famed singer Miss Kerns on April 26 at the club auditorium. Tickets priced through members and at the door, with proceeds aiding club efforts in literature and the arts.
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Kerns
Woman's Club
Warren
W. R. Bairstow
Meacham
Light Vote Favors Mellon Delegation In Pennsylvania Primary
In Schuylkill County contest between Paul W. Houck and Charles Snyder observers expect a drawn result for district delegates with Houck likely to sweep the rest of the ticket. The Mellon organization aims for an unpledged delegation to Kansas City, while Reed seeks re election with Democratic opposition only on the senatorial line. Voter turnout anticipated to be low due to scant issues and minimal campaign spending.
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Kansas City
Massachusetts Votes Today in Quiet Presidential Primary
Publican leaders boast of Reed’s early campaigning and Bermuda vacation while opponent Adams struggles with limited funds and door to door efforts. Republicans make little campaign noise as statewide ads fade, posters vanish, and radio coverage shrinks. Ballot counting is expected to finish in two days, with Democratic delegate tallies remaining slow. Massachusetts votes today in a quiet direct presidential preference primary amid low voter interest.
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Publican Organization
Reed
Bermuda
William Adams
Massachusetts
Boston
Massachusetts Delegates Weigh Hoover and Other Favorites
Voters face a spectrum of sentiment as 39 GOP delegates head to Kansas City and 36 Democratic delegates to Houston from Massachusetts. Governor Fuller backs Hoover with a public appeal while Coolidge asks not to be named. Other favorites include Lowden, Dawes, Curtis, Reed, Walsh, George, and Robinson.
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Bie
Alvan T. Fuller
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Kansas City
Massachusetts
Fuller
Frank C. Lowden
Dawes
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
George
Georgia
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Houston
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Harry Hutchings
P. H
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Crescent Street
Fred Mintzer
Warren Plumber
Clark E. Nelson
M. M. Sandberg
Pittsburgh
Thad L. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Laura DeForest
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Dorothea Bishop
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Barth Wade
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New York State
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Germany
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