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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1928

Page

5

Warren County Backs Garnishee Law Move

Warren county forms a chapter of the Commonwealth Protective Association to back a 1929 garnishee bill. Officers elected include W. T. Kelly president and A. E. Johnson vice president. The measure aims to let merchants attach wages of debtors who refuse to pay. Other county officers and supporting counties cited.

Warren County Coommonwealth Protective Association Chamber of Commerce W. T. Kelly A. E. Johnson E. C. Cook Kinzus G. W. Moorehead C. D. Clawson Sheffield A. N. Bowen Roy Peterson Garland Raymond Tripp Grand Valley A. O. Morris G. W. Whitcomb Youngsville Earl Walters N. T. Engstrom Sugargrove F. A. Schoonover E. T W. H. Wright George H. Miller C. W. Beckley J. S. Neely Kittanning State Association Lawrence Mercer Butler Clarion Indiana Forest Norman Martin Neely Mr. Neely Pennsylvania

Dynamiting Report Taints Local Trout Streams

Titusville and Corry papers report evidence of dynamite being used by fishermen on trout streams. A stick of dynamite was found near Lindsey Hollow, and swimmers at a Titusville deep hole saw fish drift dead and dying after a dull explosion.

Titusville Corry Lindsey Hollow

Mayville editor’s plane crash injures three on farm

Plane piloted by Robert Dewey editor of the Mayville Sentinel crashed 300 feet onto A B Sweetland’s farm in Mayville on Tuesday. Dewey and passengers Richard Fitts JamesTown amateur flyer and Fred Otto of the Winter Garden Theatre were hurt.

Robert Dewey Mayville Sentinel A. B. Sweetland Dewey Richard Fitts Jamestown Fred Otto Winter Garden Theatre

Mrs Lesser Wins Handicap Tourney at Conenango Valley

Mrs Virgil Lesser captured the Kickers Handicap golf tournament held Wednesday at Conenango Valley Country club. The event, a highlight of Warren’s golf season, drew wide club interest with seventy five luncheon reservations noted at the one o clock luncheon following the play.

Virgil Lesser Conenango Valley Country Club Warren

Motorist Held For Hitting Pedestrian In Easton

Easton police traced Howard M. Person, 18, of Phillipsburg, to a hit and run that struck James Torrence, 54, seriously injured. After backing around a block trying to escape, he was jailed in default of $4,000 bail. Torrence remained in serious condition at Easton Hospital.

Easton James Torrence Howard M. Person Phillipsburg Torrence

Repairs on Irvine Street apartment house burn damage

Repairs are underway on the Irvine Street apartment house owned by Jorgen Anderson after a fire last week. Fire Chief Charles Gordon estimates damage at 800 dollars. Other items note Pennsylvania grape crop up 4, telegraph from Drake Day no celebration, and various local happenings from Titusville and Warren areas.

Irvine Street Jorgen ©. Anderson Charles Gordon Titusville George H. Torrey Oil City Drake Day Association

Pennsylvania warns motorists to update bureau records

The Pennsylvania Department of Highways issued a Wednesday bulletin warning all automobile owners and operators that motor vehicle records must be brought up to date with the latest address of each licensee.

Bureau of Motor Vehicles Pennsylvania Department of Highways

Pittsfield U B Base Ment Chicken Dinner Menu

A chicken dinner will be served in the U B basement in Pittsfield on Friday August 17 from 6 to 9 PM. The meal includes cocktail fried chicken mashed potatoes pineapple fritters biscuits creamed carrots salad apple and berry pie cheese and coffee. Price listed as 15 to 17 cents.

U. B Pittsfield

Deaths and Funerals in Warren Area Voices

Obituaries and funeral notices for William James Demmon aged 70 of Akeley Pine Grove township resident. Andrew Lunn Swedish born Jamestown resident. Mrs Anna N Jones Warren area 69. Peter Larsen Midway Park funeral at 514 East street. distant attendees and factory respect noted with Warren Chair Works tribute.

William James. Demmon William James Demmon D. Ruhlman Conewango Avenue Hale Cemetery Akeley Ruhl Demmon Mollie Pierce Alton Ohio Paul Ruhlman Sarah Thompson Jamestown Mary Siggins Roseville Pine Grove Township Andrew Lunn Fifth Avenue Mr. Lunn Alvin Lunn Hester Lunn Warren Christine Lunn Emma Westling John O. Lunn Sweden America Charles Lunn Lunn Bertha Whaler Meadville Anna N. Jones Warren General Hospital Larsen Peter Larsen Midway Park East Street Charles T. Greer Firsts M. I. Church Oakland Cemetery John Nelson James Moser Warren Chair Works H. E. Parkins New Castle Jack Ko Fod Girard John Larson Elmer Larson Clarington

Protest Against Rates At Jamestown Electric Utility

The Niagara Lockport and Ontario Power company is cited by the Public Service Commission in Jamestown protesting proposed and existing municipal electric rates. Robert H. Jackson represents the power company as Jamestown adopts a near erade rule lowering household consumption rates by 10 percent and street lighting rates by 14 percent, effective September 1. In a separate incident near Knox three young men Roger Shaw Judd Yonkers and Walter Johnston escape death after a furniture wagon struck by a D A W train near Pittsfield in heavy fog. The trio walked to Irvine and rode a train to Corry reporting they could not see the oncoming train. The truck was a total loss.

Niagara, Lockport and Ontario Power Company Public Service Commission Jamestown Robert H. Jackson Power Company Roger Shaw Judd Yonkers Walter Johnston Knox Pittsfield Irvine Corry

Paroled Corry Collector Pleads Guilty to Fraudulent Conversion

L. E. Taylor formerly ran a collection agency in Corry and appeared in Erie county court on a fraudulently conversion charge. He pleaded guilty and promised to repay $875.15 he allegedly collected but did not forward to clients.

L. E.taylor Corry Erie County

Freehold Picnic At Westren's Park Highlights Community Day

A Freehold township picnic is set for Saturday at Westren's park near Wrightsville under the direction of A. G. Westren. Wrightsville and Sugar Grove will clash in a baseball game and other activities are outlined. Dancing will run from nine to midnight.

Freehold Township Westren's Park Wrightsville A. G. Westren Sugar Grove Sparta

Coolidge Praises Peace Pact Amid War Reliance Debate

President Coolidge lauds a proposed pacific security agreement among nations, urging others to join. He argues the pact could have altered 1914 outcomes, while stressing defense and efficiency at home. He praises wartime contributions and calls for ending waste and slackness in national life.

Aika

Tax and war service burdens weighed on all ranks

A speaker described how high incomes paid into the national treasury and combined with state and local taxes nearly taxed away property during the war. He noted debates over injustice of a civilian earning high wages while a service member received modest pay, and questioned willingness to trade overseas combat experience for the extra pay earned at home later in the conflict.

National Treasury Legionnaires Lune

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