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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1928

Page

3

What Price Glory Shows Funny Side of World Conflict

The Library Theatre premieres What Price Glory next Monday. Victor McLagren stars as Captain Flagg with Edmund Lyons as Sergeant Quirt and Dolores Del Rio as Charmaine in a Raoul Walsh directed comedy amid war backdrop.

Heatherneck The Seven Seas Flagg Bar-le-Duc Winifred R. Sreshan Fox Films Stallings-Anderson Hollywood Sheehan Cuba Raoul Walsh Walsh Library Theatre Victor McLagren Edmund Lyons Sergent Quirt Dolores del Rio Charmaine

Women Offer Left Ear for 2500 Dollar Reward Across Sea

British women respond to a Chicago socialite’s offer of 2500 dollars for a left ear to replace one lost in a car crash. The letters appear in several newspapers as a cross‑sea response.

London Chicago

Pardon Petition Hints at Clemency for Patrick Ponsell

Judge D A Arird may back a pardon for Patrick Ponsell now at Western Penitentiary if his health is poor per a petition to the state Bard of pardon. Ponsell, sentenced from Warren county two years ago on a statutory charge, escaped from Rockview and was recaptured, doubling his sentence to a current maximum of 24 years.

D. A. Arird Patrick Ponsell Western Ponsell Warren County Rockview

Construction Plans For New School In Warren District

The Warren Board of Education reflects start of construction on the new Home street school in spring and the Fifth Ward building with a special meeting later this month to review engineer surveys. The Pittsburgh engineer aims to complete Warren school district surveys within about thirty days. Attendance included E. H. Beshlin and others. A. G. Eldred was absent. A new instructor, Miss Dorothea Bishop, was hired to replace Latin teacher Miss Dorothy Allison who will attend Columbia University February 1. An automatic switch and transformer for the manual training department was approved. Superintendent Pressel requested class divisions at Jefferson school to relieve congestion and authority to hire additional teachers as needed.

Home Street Warren Board of Education Fifth Ward E. H. Beshlin Dorothea Bishop Temple University Philadelphia Dorothy Allison Columbia University New York Allison Warren Manual Training Clinger P. W. M. Pressel Jefferson School Pressel

New Zealand Deer Exports to America Planned

In New Zealand deer multiply rapidly threatening agriculture. Plans call for shipping 100000 deer carcasses to America yearly, changing the farmers problem into an American issue for cattlemen. Americans welcome aid to New Zealand and Australian friends as described by soldiers abroad.

New Zealand America Europe

Tuition debate and school board actions outlined

The board, advised by School Solicitor John Siggins Jr, chose not to appeal a recent ruling by President Judge D A Arird. It called for tuition for township students attending borough schools to be reduced by 10 percent, with measures on collecting overdue tuition. May advance tuition for Warren Ligh admissions, review kindergarten in grade schools, and adjust the tax collector’s fee percentage. December bills totaled 4 381 67. fund balances stood at 124 706 26 General and 68 969 Sinking. Dr Schmehl reported eight scarlet fever, nine whooping cough, and seven chicken pox cases in December.

John Siggins, Jr D. A. Arird Porent Ville Schol Clinger Warren Ligh Clarendon High Cerain Schmehl

National Prevention of Blindness grows in scope and cost

New York reports rising awareness of blindness prevention. The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, soon National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, expands from two founders in 1907 to about 25 000 members in 1928. The group now costs over 100 000 dollars annually to operate and conserve vision nationwide.

National Society For the Prevention Lewis H. Carris United States

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