Rest station proposal tabled by Warren borough council
A motion to postpone indefinitely a plan to convert the city building basement into rest rooms for men and women was carried after heated debate. E A Phillips prepared the remodeling blueprint with two entrances on Third Avenue and four toilets per room. Borg urged extra funds for furniture, estimating about 100 dollars more, while Miller and Offerts favored a city hall solution over a separate building.
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Banks announce new check plan by Warren banks
Eight Warren and Warren County banks unveil a plan charging a 60 cent monthly service payment from accounts with an average daily balance below 190, starting March. The move aims to cover higher handling costs while preserving check usage. Participating banks include Conenango Trust Co and The First National Bank Warren.
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Warren County
Conenango Trust Co
First National Bank
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Co
Warren National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Advertise in The Tribune until March First
Promotional notice offers an electric iron free and ten months to pay if households wire their homes by March 1. The pitch, signed by W. Beckley, aims to keep men employed and invites readers to call 1336 for details.
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Warren News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Edith Leatgrem visits Tioma Clare don and Stoneham to study oxin exposure among children. Youngsville High to meet Warren High seconds in a preliminary game at the local gym. A playhouse fire near East Side tanks prompts fire response. no children present. Charles Britton returns from training ill, no substitute sent to Hershey. Lindbergh leads a local poll among boys, with Governor Smith and Coolidge following. Diphtheria cases rise in Pennsylvania. health dept warns on treatment. State highways meet in Harrisburg March 12 13 14, Warren county invited. Borough assessors discuss tax reassessment, results not released. Sheriff supports Warren curfew law. Life Study club to discuss Companionate Marriage at YMCA. Rotary Lions and Niwanis joint meeting slated. John Keith to speak. Kane explosion explained by nitro and dynamite blast. Kane oil shooter Fred Houbden notes explosion. Wesson wagers股 onc. Sissors stolen from Warren High sewing dept. School heating costs for January total 3587 dollars and 3 cents. Vision defects noted in Fourth Ward building. corrective measures urged. Nurse reports nine pupils aided through PTA communications. Bankruptcy claims reach nearly 300000 tied to Pawnee Brand neckties mailings.
Steve Tritt Optimist Named at Courthouse Circles
James S. Moody of Olean an oil field operator since 1881 died in Buffalo General Hospital. Moody invented the Moody collar said to be widely used in oil fields.
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Olean
Buffalo General Hospital
Moody
Moody Koller
Attorney's Son Dies in Warren Family Tragedy
The death of 10-year-old Robert Madison Griswell, son of Attorney George S Griswell and Mrs George S Griswell of Franklin, is reported to have occurred around noon Sunday. The grief stricken family includes Judge George S Griswell. BOB BUYS HOME In Erie papers late last week Robert J McCollum former sports and telegraph editor of Titusville Herald, well known in Warren, purchased a new home on Hess Street, Erie.
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George &. Criswell, Jr
Franklin
Robert Madison Griswell
George 5. Griswell
Bob
Erie
Robert J McCollum
Sports and Telegraph
Titusville Herald
Hess Street
Series of robberies terrorize Kane Mt Jewitt farmers
A wave of bold robberies along the Kane Mt Jewitt highway has farmers alarmed and poultry losses mounting. Henneries broken into, many prize poultry stolen, leaving the farming community seeking clues and protection.
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Kane-Mt. Jewitt
Priza
Beaten to Death in Salamanca Front Porch
The body of George Harris a middle aged Greek was found on his Salamanca home front porch shortly before midnight Saturday after a severe beating. In Jamestown two accidents killed three people Monday and Monday night Jean Carlson seven died foasting Walter Nelson fifty five died of carbon monoxide while sleeping and Girald Burke ten died after falling under a freight train Monday afternoon. The Jamestown Chapter American Institute of Banking plans a party for Warren bankers at the Scottish Rite Temple Jamestown with Culver Jordan orchestra followed by a football game at Jamestown High School.
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George Harris
Jamestown
Jean Carlson
Walter Nelson
Girald Burke
Amer-can Institute of Banking
Warren
Scottish Rite
Iung
Culver-Jordan Orchestra
Woodswan Injured In Accident At Life Arm Triday
David Long of Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company is hospitalized at Kane Summit with serious injuries from Friday afternoon. Ray Carlton was bailed by Justices Clack and Nelson on non support charges and released from Jefferson jail after bail set at 500. He is to await trial at the next term of court. Cochener of Warren was committed for non support of wife and two children with bail default at 500, to await the next term of court.
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David Long
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Kane Summit Hospital
Ray Carlton
Justice Clack & Nelson
Sher Jefferson
Bone
Hey
Cochener
Warren
E. Nelson
SaGy
Isin Af
Deaths and Funerals in Sheffield and Nearby Areas
Death notices list Simon M Mowrey of Sheffield born August 18 1870 with funeral at home on Wednesday at 2 pm. Theodore D Wartz died Friday night funeral at his son T F Hartz’s home 609 Water street with service at 2 pm and Oakland cemetery interment. Mrs William Bateman related to Warren locals dies in Philadelphia per received notices.
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Theodore D. Wartz
T. F. Hartz
Water Street
J. G. Groader
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland Cemetery
William Bateman
William Baten
Warren
Philadelphia
Emily Buersted
Bateman
W. A. Greaves
Council Urges Flexible Fines for Minor Traffic Violations
City council discussed cutting fines for minor traffic offenses to $1 $2 and $5 for successive violations with strict enforcement of revised rates urged by several council members. The discussion included parking over limits and suggested that many penalties are currently seen as lax.
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Frantz
C. W. Barwis
Police Committee
Offerle
Org. McClure
Lewis
Funeral services for Mrs Luna Frants at home
Mrs Luna Frants died at her home on 35 Lo rust street. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 pm from the home. Interment at Oakland cemetery. She leaves husband Fred Frantz, daughter Ellewine Hartness, brothers Orrin and George Dalrymple, and one granddaughter. Born October 2 1863 to Austin and Elizabeth Dalrymple. married Fred Frantz May 1 1889.
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Lorust
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Ellewine Hartness
Orrin
George Dalrymple
Conewange Township
Austin
Elizabeth Dalrymple
Visiting hours announced for county jail schedule
Officials publish visiting hours for the county jail with designated times on Tuesday and Friday. The measure aims to regulate visits to prevent disruption and ensure orderly access while investigators consider formal rules before finalizing policies.
Borough finances and tax rate debate at council meeting
Councilman H W A Crary, finance committee chair, reports the borough’s receipts are sufficient for regular expenses and outlines planned municipal spending excluding extraordinary disbursements. Stewart reads the letter at Monday’s meeting detailing 1928 expenditures, noting a nine mill rate is favored, with automatic rate increases tied to approved improvements.
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Stewart
Munday
Clutrancn
Crary
Woman Found Slain in Hotel In New York
A woman was found dead in a New York hotel room. The discovery followed a stay with a male companion who checked in under unclear details. Investigators described the scene as orderly and the couple appeared educated. A women’s ring and a train ticket to Connecticut were noted among room details as authorities pursued leads. The story notes cautious readers to scrutinize classified ads and subscribe to The Tribune.
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Terre Ondervay
Boris Teralam
Cn Wade
Troy
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Choy
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