Happy New Year 1928 and the search for happiness
A reflective column discusses what truly makes people happy beyond wealth, citing Napoleon, Newton, Shakespeare, and Disraeli. It argues happiness comes from achievement and existence, contrasts earthly risks with eternal punishment, and notes Bishop Mann of New York foresees sports in the afterlife with playful images of flying races and angelic competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Alps
Wellington
Waterloo
Newton
Shakespeare
Predict Relief From Cold Wave By Wednesday
Pittsburgh forecast slight relief from near zero temperatures by Wednesday as W S Brotziman cautions moderation won t arrive before tomorrow. Temperatures edge down to 5 degrees above zero tomorrow morning with 28 degrees at 8 am and 4 above by 10 am. The cold spell has driven Pittsburgh s low near 1.8 degrees above zero, with northern towns reporting similar frigid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
W. S. Brotziman
Pennsylvania
New County Officers Assume Duties in Census of Sworn In
The new county government opened with sworn in officials led by Prothonotary Whiting and Recorder Wilder. New officers include Commissioners M Brady Mac Olney and B D Stewart, Sheriff Harry H Jefferson and Deputy Robert L Birchie, Treasurer RF E Gene Ward and Deputy Curtis Armstrong, Auditors James H Berger Byron Knapp and Richard Hartley, Jury Commissioners E M Hodgen and G W Bimber, with Brady presiding. Walter D Ward named superintendent of Rouse Hospital and staff retained, sealer of weights and measures pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JJ Arird
Whiting Register
Danelia Wilder
Denyisg
Court House
M. Brady
Mac Olney
B. D. Stewart
Harry H. Jefferson
Robert L. Birchie
RF. E. “Gene” Ward
Curtis Armstrong
Richard 8. Hartley
E. M. Hodgen
G. W. Bimber
Brady
Board of County Commissioners
Arird
Walter D. Ward
Rouse Hospital
Ward
Peter E. Nelson
George Leavy
Clara Bassett
Charles Anderson
Whiting
John Carroll
Columbus
Frank C. Dean
Kinzua
George I
Mack
Glade
George W. Crooks
Lorydon
James Hayes
Sheffield
John F. Wisley
Youngsville
L. B
Sherman
Freehold
Register
Wilder
Alice Brooks
Deerfield
Sharks S. Chapman
Paul R. Duntley
Corydon
H.V. Smith
Clarendon
A. W. Smith
Youngsvale
Fourth liquor death reported in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh coroner reports John Smolinski aged 37 found dead in a rooming house marking Pittsburgh's fourth liquor related death of New Year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Uquor
John Smolinski
Colonel Wheelock to receive late military honors
The body of Colonel D. F. A. Wheelock will lie in state at First Methodist Episcopal church from 11 to 2 tomorrow with military guard. Funeral services follow at 2, conducted by Rev. Charles T. Greer, and burial is in Oakland cemetery Veterans' plot. Company I will escort from the home to the church, four armed guardsmen will guard the vigil, a color party and bugler will honor the grave. Post officials announced funeral details with many military and auxiliary groups planning attendance from Warren and other Pennsylvania cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. A. Wheelock
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles T. Greer
Wheelock
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars
Oakland Cemetery
Third Avenue
Company 1
Company I
Iig
Post
Densmore Schwing Post
Frank Underwood
Eric S. Munson
C. Pearson
Charles Lord
John Johnson
Earl R. Small
Harry S. Kellar
Harold Epstein
Munson
Mr. Underwood
Etksa Masons
Mumford Announces Run for Warren County Assembly
Hon. A. W. Mumford of 103 Onondaga avenue today announced his candidacy for reelection to Warren County's representative seat in the Pennsylvania General Assembly. He would seek the Republican primary in April. Mumford, finishing his first two year term, previously served as associate judge from 1918 to 1924 and was a board of education member for three years. He cited goals of paving Route 89 and curbing excessive county tax collection commissions.
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A. W. Mumford
Onondaga Avenue
Warren County
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Judge Mumford
Assembly
Board of Education
Warren
Lamb
Warren County Good Roads Association
Man Dies by Own Hand in Sheffield Home
The body of John L. Malone, 61, was found by his son Thomas in a Sheffield residence. Police say it was a case of suicide after Malone used a butcher knife to slash his throat and wrists. Survived by two sons and two daughters, funeral set for St. Clara's Church Clarendon with burial at St. Joseph's cemetery. coroner reports no inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Malone
Sheffield
Aia
Gay Can Jin
Shea
Thomas
Malone
James
Eric
J. S. Bayer
Warren
St. Clara’s Church
Clarendon
St. Joseph's
Ed. C. Lowrey
Lindy heads toward Honduran capital in short leg
Lindbergh flies the Spirit of St. Louis from San Salvador toward Tegucigalpa the Honduran capital. The leg covers about 140 miles and should land within two hours as part of his Central America tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Tegaicgalpa
Honduras
Lindbergh
Central America
Tillie the Toiler group arrives in Warren for long visit
Tillbe known as the toiler arrives in Warren with Mac Mr. Whipple The Boss and Fleur from Maris. They set up offices at the top of the Tribune comic page and will be seen daily from now on. Readers are asked to turn back to the comic page for the latest antics of Tillie and her associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillbe
the Toiler
Warren
Mac
Mr. Whipple
Maris
Fleur
Tribune
Tillie the Toiler
Hunt Continues for Jarbreaker Manning Alias William Moore
Jamestown police hunt William Manning alias William Moore after a jail escape between 11 30 and 12 16 pm Saturday. He fled with a suitcase, dropped it, was chased by Patrolman Gowrie Utter, and captured near the First Methodist Church. The bag held liquor. Manning claimed to be a mere passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Manning
William Moore
Jamestown
Liberty
Manning
Gowrie Utter
Paird Avenue
Market Street
Utter Peiving
First Methodist Church
George Haehn
Bunker Hill
Phillips Denies Senate Candidacy in Pennsylvania
Former Congressman Thomas W. Phillips denied he would run for the United States Senate to succeed David A. Reed. The denial came after reports Phillips might pursue the Republican nomination. He previously sought the Pennsylvania governorship in 1926 on a wet platform.
Ward Named New Superintendent at Rouse Hospital
W D Ward of Warren becomes superintendent of the Rouse Hospital near Youngsville Borough succeeding Mike Brady who leaves to serve as a Warren County commissioner. The Wards, active in the Warren Grange, have two daughters and a son Earl Ward a McAllister College English teacher in St Paul Minnesota.
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Youngsville
Rouse Hospital
Youngsville Borough
Mike Brady
W. D.rd
Warren
Brady
Warren County
Ward
Rouse
Mr. Ward
Fifth Street
Warren Grange
Florence
Marion
Earl Ward
McAllister College
St. Paul, Minn
Weather to bring warmer air by Wednesday
A severe midwestern blizzard spared Warren with heavy snow and drifting, plus near zero temperatures. The storm ended by Saturday, harrowing highways and causing damage around borough land. Forecasters promise relief yet persist cold tonight, with fair skies and rising temps expected by Wednesday. Readings hit four above zero at seven this morning, ten above Sunday, and eleven above Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Middle West
Pennsylvania Gas Company
First Baby of 1928 Born in Warren Hospital
Gene Esther Davis, about two days old, named Miss 1928, born 6:10 p m Sunday at Warren General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jay Davis of 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue West. Weight seven pounds eight ounces. Mother and daughter report good health. Dr F G Haines led the case. Local merchants donated baby gifts including crib, high chair, milk tickets, theatre tickets, and more for Warren’s first newborn of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Esther Davis
the Tribune
Warren General Hospital
Jay Davis
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Sfteen Warren Merchants and Business Unit
See Baby
Bayer
Fernl
Tukey Peett Hardware Co
Wateeee Wright
Reinforcements Planned To Aid Drive Against Sandino
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur announced two battalions of marines totaling 3000 men would sail from the Hust and West coasts to reinforce the existing force in Nicaragua. The move aims to relieve bluejackets on guard duty so Marines can reinforce Nueva Segovia while pursuing Sandino’s rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Wilbur
United States
Nicaragua
Blue-Jeckers
Special Service Squadron
Managua
Sandido
Sasdino
Suea U. S. Polley
Sandino
Nueva Segovia
Thom
Bruce
Philadelphia
Merton A. Reic
Wisconsin
Brown
Sapotitla
Theoai
Wilbuck
Weather Forecast Western Pa Fair Hionsat Cold Continues
Forecasts show a cold wave with high pressure over the lower Mississippi Valley. western Pennsylvania will see continued cold and mostly clear conditions. Wednesday expected to bring fair skies and a gradual rise in temperatures, with freezing lines extending into northern Alabama and Georgia. Observations list cities like Chicago Harrisburg Los Angeles Miami Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Washington Yellowstone Park and notes little to no precipitation and sunset and sunrise times.
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Ete
Missio~ Kippi Valley
Tampa
Miami
Alabama
Georgia
Chicago
Harrisbur
Los Angele
Philadelphia
Fitteburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Yellowstone Park
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Senate
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Warren Man
Warren Co
Pennsylvania Ave
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Allegheny River
The
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Library Theatre
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Columbia Theatre
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Dunlap
Robert Dunlap
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