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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
3
Aug 29 report from Kinzu a notes the Ole Folks reunion to be held in the Community house for residents over fifty. Local social items list families visiting relatives, household travels, and school notices including Hemlock teaching post and trips to War ren and Mans field with several named residents and families.
Pittsburgh, Aug 29. Mrs Ivy Ailgrm sues for 160000 alienation of affections alleging Dorothy Krieger showered attention and flattery on her husband, a buyer for a major Pittsburgh department store. Krieger is described as the assistant buyer.
Mrs. Amelia Fadeau sues for 14000 dollars claiming a neighbor's vicious and excitable gander bit her, knocked her down, and caused lasting nerves in Washington on August 30. The filing lists the attack as the cause of the damages sought.
The piece outlines unemployment figures in Philadelphia New York Chicago and other cities and argues for quick relief through a joint House Senate committee. It discusses whether continued Republican tariff policy will sustain prosperity or whether the rival party will undermine American markets and workers’ wages.
Aug 28 brief notes from Thompson Hill and nearby towns record visits among the Skinner, Nelson, and Porter families. Mrs Brogan and children from Youngsville stay with the Werles. Olive King visits North Warren. several youths visit Warren and Jamestown. a Stanton reunion near Russell is noted. other family visits spread across Warren, Russell, and Jamestown with multiple Skinner and Nelson family members mentioned.
June social notes describe Mrs Libby Pierce inviting her mother Mrs William Wentzel for a few days. Several visits occur with Miss Violy Nelson from Jamestown visiting Mrs Jm Kirkpetrek and Miss Elizabeth Carlson calling on Mrs Alfred Nelson. Clarence Skinner hosts Mary Lindsey rest at his home while Mr Pete Peterson and Clair visit Nels Peterson on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Effie Cave of Pope County 260 pounds arrived in Washington to wed but refused the planned ceremony after learning the groom’s chosen apartment required climbing three flights of stairs. The incident underscores a humorous but stubborn obstacle in a long awaited union.
Ex premier Lloyd George turns film exhibitor every weekend at his Chert, Surrey home for guests and neighbors. With his chauffeur acting as expert electrician, he screens pictures unobtainable in the small town. Paris Bans Gondolas on the Seine. Municipal council rejects gondola taxi aims by Venetian company.
Charley Mitchell aboard an Ostrander and Chessman chestnut gelding led the event, with H A Siggins on Miss Scamperdale second and Lady in Gray winning the ladies saddle class. Havana Chief and Augusta topped the novice and road back divisions as judging and ring tasks highlighted the day amid fireworks disruptions.
Ladies baby dress sale highlights regular dresses priced at 2.25 and bloomers outfits marked down to 1.95 for Friday and Saturday. The promotion focuses on children's wear with reduced prices for two days only.
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