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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1927

Page

3

Live Topics Of The Day Kills Big Rattler

Ed Simones of Grande Hollow across the river from Star brick killed a five foot rattlesnake on a hillside. He shot the reptile after it coiled to strike while carrying a loaded rifle. He reports bears as numerous in Grande Hollow. Anniversary of Battle Of Coama marks 29 years since the Spanish American War. Company 1 of Warren's Diemesches WEE glory had few survivors remaining. Gospel tent meetings begin tomorrow at 7 30 PM on Franklin street extension led by Rev F W Nease of Wollaston Mass with Wills Anderson and Clarence Hasa directing music. Services nightly except Saturday with two Sunday sessions at 3 PM and 7 30 PM. Conducted by the Young People's Society of the First Church of the Nazarenes. Everyone invited.

Ed Simones Grande Starbrick Mr. Simones Samones Grander Hollow Coama Company 1 Warren Diemesches Tomorow Franklin Street F. W. Nease Wollaston Mass Wills Anderson Clarence Hasa Young People’s Society of the First Church of the Nazarenes

Reckless Driver Fined After Warren Shef Field Crash

A Dartmouth street motorist charged with reckless driving paid a $13 fine including costs last night before Justice Clark E. Nelson. He was arrested by Highway Patrolmen after colliding with a car owned and driven by W. Crossett on the Warren Shefield road near Riddlespencer's Hill. A passenger testified the speeder was traveling about forty miles per hour at impact.

Dartmouth Street Clark E. Nelson W. #. Crossett Warren-Sheffield Road Riddlespencer’s Hill

Bowen posts bond after false pretense charge in Youngsville

D L Bowen formerly ran the Ford Agency at Youngsville and was brought back from Elmira New York by Sheriff Grosch on a false pretense charge from a Pittsburgh finance company. He posted 500 bail for September court and returned home to Elmira where he works in an automobile business. The piece also notes a mid summer lull at the courthouse with limited business and ongoing canvassing by county officials and candidates for minor offices. A Warren motorist was arrested for speeding and three locals paid fines for parking under a one hour limit. The Allegheny River reached its low water mark of the year per government gauger Ralph Simpson.

Wilkins Louis Wilkins Sugar Run Kinzua Warren County G. P. Foulkred Foulkred D. L. Bowen Ford Agency Youngsville Grosch Elmira N. Y Pittsburgh Court House Arird Brady Edgar W. Moore Spring Creek Allegheny Ralph Simpson Rere

Leaps Through Train Window To His Death Near Pittsburgh

An elderly man about 85 leaped from a Cleveland to Pittsburgh express as it passed a tower at Glenfield Pennsylvania and was instantly killed. A bank book for Francis McElwee of First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago was found on him.

Pittsburgh Cleveland Pennsylvania Railroad Glenfield Here First Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago Francis McElwee

Polluting Ford plant pays for stream pollution

Harrisburg Aug 9 The state sanitary water board received a $1000 check from Ford Steel Wheel lotion of Connoqnenessing Creek with company Butler for acid pollution from the Ford plant that destroyed fish life. The firm will install pollution-control machinery and restock the creek, with state fish commissioner Buller and the sanitary water board approving the plan. The note was sent voluntarily to fund restocking ISA.

Harrisburg U. P State Sanitary Water Board Ford Steel Wheel Connoqnenessing Creek Butler Ford Buller

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Columbia Movie House to Open Late August

Columbia Amusement company plans the Columbia theatre on Second Avenue to open between August 24 and 29 after a complete remodel. Warren theatre-goers will enjoy a modern, well decorated venue as contractors finish on projection and stage settings.

Columbia Amusement Company Columbia Second Avenue Tribune Manivy Parker Warren Columbia Company Erie Pennsylvania Aouthwestern New York David Chell Broskey Decorating Company Philadelphia

Many Kinzua Folk Away on Visits

Kinzua residents and relatives are visiting family across several towns. Guests include Corry, Cat taraugus, Mansfield, Belfast, Jamestown, Buffalo, Olean, Titusville, Harrisville and Williamsport. Local travel, reunions, and hospital visits weave through a weekend social roundup.

J L Arnold Dies After Auto Crash Near Salamanca

John L. Arnold about 42, ground man for Penn Public Service, died at Salamanca Hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile crash on Sunday afternoon on Randolph Road two miles from Little Valley. He struck a coupe ahead, the car overturned, and Arnold suffered a fractured skull and crushed chest. The Rochester drivers were Darian Tomboulain and Ruth Latta. Arnold lived on the Lauffenberger Farm, Pleasant township. Funeral arrangements not completed.

John L. Arnold Penn Public Service Corporation Salamanca Hospital Salamanca N. Y Randolph Road Little Valley the Tribune Randolph Arnold O'Rourke and Putnam Darian Tomboulain Erie Crescent Rochester

One Club Match At Country Club Women Golfers

Tomorrow will feature many golfing activities at the Country Club with the medal handicap semifinals for the women golfers to be played before tomorrow night. The women’s team also includes a one club tournament for those not needing to play off their handicap. Luncheon reservations at one o’clock must be made by this evening. The medal handicap lineup includes First Sixteen L Gole versus A Van Cleyn S Stoddard versus M Logan Consolation R Beaty versus L Siggins Cara Blair versus M Kopf Second Sixteen L Mackay versus E Branch M Blair versus H Davis M Clawson versus B Gengre KE Conarro versus M Peterson.

L. Gole A. van Cleyn S. Stoddard M. Logan R Beaty L. Siggins Cara Blair M. Kopf L. Mackay E. Branch M. Blair H. Davis M. Clawson B Gengre KE. Conarro M. Peterson

Double funeral for Bert Zerby and daughter Magdalene

Bert Zerby and his daughter Magdalene, former Warren residents, drowned Sunday while he tried to save her. A double funeral will be held Thursday at the family Home 227 City Park avenue Toledo at two o'clock. Many relatives from Warren and nearby areas will attend. The bodies will be buried in a Toledo cemetery.

Raymond Ethel Rosenquist Edward Cobb Eni Johnson Marion Bradford Anna Todd Stickney Chauncey Corydon Warren Toledo

Births in Canton and Youngsville Families

Mr and Mrs Howard Briggs of Canton street welcome a daughter born at 7 15 p m today at the Maternity Hospital weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Mr and Mrs Clyde Meely of Youngsville announce a son born Monday morning August 1 at the Maternity Hospital weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces.

Howard Briggs Canton Street Maternity Hospital Clyde Meely Youngsville

In and Out of Town at Erie Luther League Meeting

Miss Harriet Hill and Miss Mildred Nelson attend the state Luther League convention in Erie today. 1056 FPA. Davidson and Miss Alexander departed Sunday for New York City to spend the week shopping for fall purchases for the Davidson Company. The fastest moving living creature is the deer bot fly, with science noting it can fly at 185 miles per hour.

Harriet Hill Mildred Nelson Erie Davidson Alexander New York City Davidson Company North Americ Europe Sciencntate

Death row calm surrounds Sacco Vanzetti trio in Boston

United Press report from Boston details Celestiino Madeiros Bartolomeo Vanzetti and Nicola Sacco awaiting execution in Charleston state prison. guards monitor the cells as Warden William Henry readies the electric chair for Thursday. All three decline religion, while hunger strikes and selective meals mark their final hours. An official triple execution is planned with witnesses including prison heads and medical staff.

United Press Boston Charleston State Celestiino Madeiros Portugese Bartolomeo Vanzetti Nicola Sacco William Henry Commonwealthys Sacco Vanzetti Barta Italy Charles A. Beard Mary Beard Defense Committee Madéiros Death House Bunker Hill Adeiros Massachusetts Madairos Michael J. Murphy William Whitney James L. Hogsett Joseph I. McLaughlin Samuel H. Capen Norfolk County Frank PB. Willams Geo. B. Magrath Leon County Robert Elliott New York Fennuyivanis New Jersey

Governor Hearings Amid Sacco Vanzetti Protests Across Cities

Nationwide protests swell as 50 000 workers stage a half day walkout over the Sacco Vanzetti executions. Union officials note 125 000 Central Labor Union members, while police bolster security at government offices and residences in Washington and Philadelphia. Union action spurs fears of bombings and heightened tensions in Boston and beyond.

Massachusetts Sacco Vanzetti Sacco-Vanzetti Union Square Boston Massachusetts Capitol Philadelphia Sacco- Vanzetti Central Labor Union

Open Forum on Farming Myths from Aleck W Teconchuk

Open Forum from Youngsville Pennsylvania dated August 8 1927 urges farmers to avoid ten bad practices. It criticizes growing one crop over-stocking, neglecting soil health, burning land, selling timber, and mortgaging farms to buy inputs. The writer signs Aleck W Teconchuk.

Youngsville Tribune U. S Aleck W. Teconchuk

Open Season Fixed for Small Game in Pennsylvania 1927

The State Board of Game Commissioners set the 1927 open season for small game in Pennsylvania. Wild turkeys ruffled grouse pheasants bobwhite quail and woodcock may be hunted from Nov 1 to Nov 18 Sundays excluded. Cottontail rabbits and hares in November only Sundays excluded. Bears from Nov 16 to Dec 15. Deer season Dec 1 to 13 with two points or more to count. Raccoons Oct 1 to Jan 15. Also notes a new universal joint vise for a work article.

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