Sketches of Glade School Presented to School Board
Preliminary sketches by Lawrie and Green show Glade School with 13 rooms and modern facilities. Warren site visit confirms suitability. Home Street building plans by E A Phillips Warren approved. bids likely soon. Building committee to acquire two South Side parcels for a small new structure. Superintendent Pressel authorized to fill four vacant faculty posts. Laura Stuart of Warren named as one hire. Bond issue 7901 maturing in 1931 ordered redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
W. Floyd Ctinger
Isier
P. W M. Pressel
Fliers Return as Weather Delays Trans Atlantic Flight
The Bremen crew and Miss Herta Junkers honor Lieutenant Bennett at Arlington with wreaths and flags from Germany Ireland and the U S. Balchen abandons attempt to fly to Washington due to dangerous conditions. Plans for a formal reception in New York next Wednesday advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koeht
Fitzmaurice
Davidson
Bolling Field
Bremen
Herta Junkers
New York
Bennett
Bolling
Balchen
Dorn Bolling Field
Mon_movta
N. J
Bernt Balchen
Washington
Curtiss Field
Miller Field
Staten Island
Mitchel Field Ang
Ocean Flyers
Alysie
Wey Dudget
White House
Burial of Bennett Attended by Byrd and Naval Honor
The widow of the filer stands by as Commander Richard E. Byrd notes Bennett's worth and friendship. A detail of bluejackets fires a salute, taps echo on Virginia Hills as the coffin is lowered. The fiery mother travels by special car from New York, while Rev E L Smith leads prayers and the navy burial service is read amid persistent rain through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Richard E. Byrd
Bennett
New York
E. L. Smith
The
Christian Church
Norfolk
Tennyson
Marines Advance as Sandino Rebels Press North
In Nicaragua near Puerto Cabezas, Marine detachments converge on northern rebel forces who raided mining districts. Reports say Sandino may be ill and retreating with a small guard, while U S Cleveland arrives with several hundred troops and planes from Managua. Quiet areas show confidence in American aid to quell any outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dine
Marshall
Sandino
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
U. S. S. Cleveland
Managua
Drifts Block Roads and Rail Lines Across Western Pennsylvania
Emergency crews race to repair broken wires and poles after 18 to 36 inches of snow cripples Greensburg to Lewistown rail routes. Power outages hit towns like Lemontown and Uniontown as highways stall, trains delay, and rescue crews attempt to clear pikes and restore electric service.
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Western
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Lewistoun
Galliwin
Cressen
Core
Ohio
Connellsville
Uniontown
Somerset County
Westmoreland County
Highway Department
Monongahela Valley
Che Eske
Ette County
West Penn Power Company
Ser
West
Fourth Ward P T A elects Mrs Rapp president
Fourth Ward P T A re elected Mrs Harry Repp as president at a meeting with the regular program. Officers include Mrs Donald Miller as vice president, Mrs George Kiernan as second vice president, Miss Lulu Boyd as secretary, and Miss Bebe Cole as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward Parent Teacher Association
Harry Repp
Donald Miller
George Kiernan
Lulu Boyd
Bebe Cole
Minnie A. Shawkey
Shawkey
Julia Nichols
Rosie Fillis
Fourth Ward
Foster Lott
Pennsylvania State Museum
Harrisburg
Eleanor Vovinkle
Nevin
Tom Dobson
Dichmont
Goldie Hill
Births in the city announce three new arrivals
Mr and Mrs Austin Anderson of 314 Fourth avenue announce a daughter born Friday evening at 730 pm at the Maternity hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces Mrs Anderson formerly Helen Enabb Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson of 209 Madison avenue announce a third daughter born at six o clock this morning at the Maternity hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces Mrs Anderson formerly Grace Albright Mr and Mrs Leonard Mickelson of Akeley announce a son born today at 1157 am at the Maternity hospital weighing 7 pounds 19 1 2 ounces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Anderson
Fourth Avenue
Maternity Hospital
Chester Anderson
Madison Avenue
Anderson
Grace Albright
Leonard Mickelson
Akeley
Deaths and Funerals in Endeavor and Tidioute
Martha Hillard Hunter died at the Endeavor home of her daughter. Funeral services were held at the home with Rev. J. F. Collins and Rev. William E. Thomas officiating and burial in Town Line cemetery. Surviving children include two daughters, three sons, a sister, and three brothers. Polly Tyene Arters, former Tidioute resident, died in Cleveland at her daughter’s home. She was married in Tidioute in 1859. burial followed in Tidioute cemetery after services at her daughter’s home performed by Rev. Thomas Lambert. Survivors include a son, two daughters, a sister, and a brother. interment in Tidioute cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hillard Hunter
Endeavor
Ceril Range
J. F. Collins
William E. Thomas
Terment
Town Line Cemetery
Polly Irene Arters
Polly Tyene Arters
Tidioute
Cleveland
Nellie B. Boylston
Arters
George W. Arters
Edward B. Arters
Massillon
Ohio
W.E. Moss
Fidioute
Nellie Boylston
Market Letter Current Events New York April 28
Profit taking caused notable irregularities but the market saw substantial gains in early trading with oil stocks leading. Standard Oil of New York rose to a new high in turnover while Royal Dutch and Mexican Seaboard posted sharp gains. Electric Auto Lite and General Cable advanced amid broad activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Seed
General Motors
Standard Oil of
Sinclair
Standard of New Jersey
Royal Dutch
Louisiana Oil
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Mexican Seaboard
Generel
Anaronda
Colored Singers to Be Here Monday at Nazarene Church
A radio familiarized colored quintet will perform in Warren Monday evening at the Nazarene church on Pennsylvania Avenue east of Irvine Street. This one night engagement features Rev. C. H. Erickson of Indianapolis as evangelist and song leader. The group arrives from DuBois after a series of meetings and admission is free. The program begins at 7:30 p.m.
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Warren
Columbia Records
the Nazarene Church
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Irvine Street
C. H. Erickson
Indianapolis
Indiana
DuBois
Slock
Local Firms Donate Portion of Sales to Legion Drive
Siegfried's Inc at Liberty street and Pennsylvania avenue joins Aubrey Hodges Clothier and E Glessman in pledging a share of sales for the American Legion new home campaign. Next week ten percent of cash receipts will be donated. A taxi service hearing for J R Lodge of Tidioute is set before the Public Service Commission in Warren on May 10 at 9 30. Unique cure claims a Rochester snake fancier treated two young women with live diamondback rattlesnakes wrapped around their necks for goiter after eleven sittings. Mrs H R Fisher and family will spend two weeks in New York, as will Mr and Mrs Chester S Allen. Pennsylvania Railroad reports March operating revenues of 52 950 843.
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Siegfried’s Inc
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren
American Legion
Legion
Aubrey Hodges
Clothier
E. Glessman
J. R. Lodge
Tidioute
Public Service Commission
Gruber
Rochester
Oil City
New York
H.R. Fisher
Henry
Market Street
Bir
Chester S. Allen
Fourth Avenue
Weather forecast for next week in Atlantic states
Forecast predicts mostly fair conditions across the North and Middle Atlantic with scattered showers midweek and weekend. Temperatures average toward warm midweek, with cooler starts and warmer afternoons expected across the period.
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Washington
U.P
North
Middle Atlantic
Rebekah Degree Team Invited to Mt Jewett
The Lady War ren Lodge of Rebekahs accepts Mt Jewett delegation’s invitation to a degree work ceremony on June 1 in Mt Jewett. Eighteen Mt Jewett Rebekahs attended a 6:30 dinner at the Odd Fellows Temple on Hickory Street. Announced a May 7 card party with Mrs Campbell as chair and Raymond Eckhart handling refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Warren Lodge
Rebekahs
Mt. Jewett Rebekahs
Mt. Jewett
Mt. Jewetl
Odd Fellows Temple
Hickory Street
Abs
Myrtle Roger
Temple
John Campbell
Raymond Eckhart
Charg
Coal production in Pennsylvania drops by 4.5 million tons
Harrisburg April 28. Anthracite mines in Pennsylvania produced 19,376,154 net tons last year, a loss of about 4,500,000 tons from 1926. Secretary of Mines W. Glasgow and associates note the drop in output.
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Harrisburg
Apri
Secretary of Mines
Glasgow and
Sims
Oil Market Prices by Grade and Pipeline Lines
Oil prices across various grades and pipelines are listed by purchasing agencies. Notable figures include Pennsylvania Grade Oil at New York Transit lines 2.80, Bradford District Oil at National Transit lines 2.80, and Pennsylvania Grade Oil at South West Pipe lines 2.65. Additional listings cover Buckeye and Buckeye-Associated lines, Corning and Verona grades, Cumberland Pipe Line, and regional references to Indiana Refsing West Kentucky, Stoll Refining Co. in Oil City, Kentucky, and Canadian Petrolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
National Transit
South West
Eureka Pipe Time Co
Pennsylvaniia
Buckee Pipe Co
Keicter
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Lame Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
L&b
Cabell Gradsons
Sureka Pipe Lime Co
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Regland
Indiana
West Kentucky
Cumberland
Joe Couies
Paragon Devi Co
Scass
Stoll O31 Refining Co
Oil City
Western Kentucky
Lima
Hdiara
Princeton
Wooster
Plymouth
Minois
Waterloo
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw, Mich
Berea Land
Saginaw
Mich
Saginaw Band
Per share figures and dividend history summary
The document lists per share totals of 46.92 for property and 0.910.82 for bonds and preferred ahead of common, with current obligations and reserves noted. It shows historical earnings figures around 1923 to 1927, a present dividend rate of 3.50, and defined dividend payments including 1.00 and 2.00 in past years, while stating no dividends were paid on common from 1916 through 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehe F. Dille
Dun's Review Notes Mixed U.S. Business Signals
Dun's Review reports 410 commercial failures in the United States this week, down 64 from last week and 68 below the same week in 1927. Mahoning Valley steel operations stay steady with pipe mills speeding up and sheet mills at 80 percent capacity. Central Alloy Steel Corp posts first quarter 1928 net profit of 1,108,200 versus 84,905 a year earlier.
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Dun’s
United States
Mahoning Valley
Central Alloy Steel Corp
Pittsburgh Produce Prices Reported in April
Pittsburgh April 28 live poultry prices include hens 26 29 roosters 17 18 geese 20 24 broilers 43 90 ducks 28 32 dressed hens 36 40. Batter-Prints 52 5312 lbs 652 52 percent Ohio 38 49 eggs fresh 27 30 select 32 35 current receipts 28 29.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
New York
Middle West
Craic
Rio
Santos
Long Island
White Lane
Fresh
Pacific Coast
Western Whi-Cd
Browns
Jefferson High Glee Club Stages One Act Musical Comedy
The Jefferson school Glee chair presented a delightful hour of entertainment to a large audience of children and parents at the high school last evening. Sixty-odd girls from fifth to seventh grades performed The Quest of the Gypsy for a Cook in a one act musical comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Jefferson School
INDUSTRIALS AND OWLS AND MARKETS LISTED COMPANIES PRICE DATA
Comprehensive list of industrials including Allied Chemical and Dye American Tobacco General Electric General Motors Westinghouse Electric Studebaker and other firms with percent figures. New York market notes cover float strength pork lard sugar coffee and poultry prices, with detailed bid ranges and state white egg prices.
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Diese Industrials and
OWLS
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Botch Maz
Qineteen
Americen Sica
American Sum Tobacco
American Tel
Telspese
Atlantic Gulf
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore and Ghia Barnedall A
Bethlehem Steel
Chicago Rock Island
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Cot Gas and Electric
Crucible Steel
Dodge Brothers
Davison Chemical
Erie R
Freeport
Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Oil and Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Combusti
International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Hennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck
Maii and
Oil
Mid Continent Pete
Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacific Moon Motors
National Biscui Nevada Copper
North American
Northern Pacific
Phillips Pete
Packard Motor
Pan Amer Pete
Tidewater “Associated
Con
Union Oil of
Calif
Union Pacifie
U.S
U. S
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors Woolworth
Willys Overland
Yellow Track
Anglo American
Humble Oil
Petroleum Mountain
National Transit
Ind
Kan
Kote
American Mariczibo Carib Syndicate
Cities
Cities Service Bankers
Continental Oil
New York
Quality Pillow Cases and Linen Sheets Sale Notice
Advertises 30c quality pillow cases 42 by 36 inches, two extra special each. Seamless sheets 81 by 90 inches at $1.19, 95 at $2.39. Pure linen damask Lonch Cloths hem stitched 54 by 54 inches Eyre special $2.98.
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Eyre BO
Quality Children’s Union Suits and Satin Chamuse Sale
Advertising copy offers 50 quality children’s union suits with drop seat in sizes 2 to 10, plus 40 inch satin chamuse fabric at two color ranges. Special pricing lists $3.00 for union suits and up to $2.39 per yard for chamuse, with optional extras.
Turkish Towels Bargain and Extras Special
Turkish towels offered at 29 cents with colored borders. Also available 25 Extra Special items.
Slippery Elm Cloths and Pummeryite Textiles on Sale
Fragments indicate fabric offerings with Slimmer Yette and Slippery Elm cloths in various colors for slips. Prices noted up to 50 cents with an extra 35 Special per yard.
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GLADE
Edward von Selzan
Weiting
Jun Hed
Cxptain Koeh
Filers
Miss Junkers
Union Station
Ers
Fiers
National Broadcasting Company
Baro von Huenefeid
Kellogg
von Prittwitz
Ballang
de Leiber Augustine
Potomac
Robert EB. Peary
Tate
Eran Mern Thae Lin
Wai Holt
Rapp
Miss Minnie Shawkey
Nazarene Church
Commission
Philadelphia
U.P.J
Rebekah
Tai
Corn Products Ref. CO
Beck
Dun
Kay, Richards and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Firems
Warren Savings Bank
Arkansas
Lone Star
Children’s Union
Johnson Brothers