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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1928

Page

3

Life Study Club discusses U S Nicaragua policy debate

The Life Study Club at the YMCA will hold a discussion on U S Nicaragua policy using seven guiding questions. The session covers U S recognition of Diaz, liberal claims, troop presence, Monroe Doctrine, and options for protecting foreigners and rights in Central America. All men are invited to attend with early table reservations urged.

United States Nicaragua Life Study Club Diaz Mexico Guatemala Costa Rica Istasa Sandino Central America U. S. Canal U. S Styper

Majors Pleased Continues Military Roster List

The report continues detailing a long roster of military personnel including Irene, Ivan H. Sheldon, James E. Welch, John H. Gardner, Harry H. Hubbard, Robert L. Rosentrator and many privates first and first class. Names span numerous individuals with varied roles and ranks.

Austin L. Swanson Ralph P Wilson John J. Aberg Richard ‘Arp Thomas J. Baxter Fred Beglar Raymond Burkett Darwin G. Gassett Arthur H. Case Fred C. Case Clarence E. Dudgeon Calvin F. Ferro Iva M. Ferry Wiliam J. Ferry Leroy J. Frederick Theodore Huber Samuel F. Lytle James H. McKillip Ross EB. Mimmalli Reid Pierce Guard Pierce Edward W. Pratt Ronald V. Smith Walter Schanke Thornton C. Utley Thomas Vetrie Joseph Walker Stanley B. Warren Russell V. Walter William F. Wert Emil A. Yale Albert E. Zobrist

Sauer Kraut Supper at Odd Fellows Hall

Sauer Kraut Supper set for Thursday from 5 to 8 at Odd Fellows Hall. Ries otc. 1-10-2t.

Odd Fellows Hall

Milspaw Buys H D Wade Block at Conewango and Fifth

Real estate dealer L L Milspaw announced purchase of the H D Wade block at Conewango and Fifth avenues. The block includes Mead market in the rear and living apartments above. No immediate changes planned.

L. L. Milspaw H. D. Wade Conewango Fifth Avenues Milspaw Mead Market

Youth Rescued From Millrace by Two Classmates

Martin Morgan a seven year old from 6515 Water Street was pulled from the millrace behind the post office yesterday afternoon as he went under the ice for a third time. Two classmates Dominic Vetrie of 217 North Carver Street and Alvin Peters of Lexington Avenue heard his cries, dragged him from the water, and found him conscious with his mouth closed. No resuscitation needed. Morgan, living with grandparents Mr and Mrs W E German, rested at home after a hot bath and slept, then returned to school today.

Martin Morgan Waterstreet Martin Dominic Vetrie Carver Street Alvin Peters Lexington Avenue

Youths Held for Robbing Laborer Near Tionesta

Two youths, Forest Kenneth of Tionesta and Theodore Ginnery of Oil City, were to be arraigned in Oil City after confessing to robbing laborer Adam Poweska of 960 dollars near the Allegheny River. Poweska, beaten with clubs, said they warned him they would kill him if he told. The assault occurred around 6 to 7 p.m. as Poweska resided in a box car shack and had saved money over years.

Oil City Pennsylvania Tionesta Adam Poweska Allegheny River Forest Kenneth Theodore Ginnery Poweska Powesta John Frank S. Ellis Bloom Wilson

Insurance Savings and Protection Advantage for Client

The statement notes that we often reduce a client's insurance costs while increasing their protection. It highlights dual benefits of lower premiums and enhanced coverage through strategic investments.

Closing of Ludlow High School Considered

Cal vin Persing health officer of McKean county met with Ludlow school officials and doctors as four homes were quarantined and ten children confined due to suspected scarlet fever. The winter outbreak remains limited with no expected major epidemic. North Warren school earlier closed for scarlet fever but has since reopened.

Ludlow High School Calvin Persing McKean County J. C. Stilley North Warren

Izaak Walton League Dinner Plans in Warren Chapter

Tickets for the Warren chapter dinner at the M C A are available from Clifford Johnson or at the door. The 6 30 p m gathering on Thursday will feature an important announcement by officers.

Izaak Walton Warren Chapter Izaak

Births Bring Daughters to Lucia and Schweitzer Families

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lucia of Walout welcomed a daughter Sunday at 8:30 pm weighing eight pounds. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Schweitzer of Hemlock announced the birth of a daughter named Catherine Aleatha on Saturday. Mrs. Schweitzer was formerly Miss Catherine Gance of Glade before marriage.

Afr Joseph Lucia Walout Atrest H. L. Schweitzer Hemlock Catherine Aleatha Schweitzer Catherine Gance Glade

Free Methodist Revival Draws Crowds at Youngsville

In Youngsville on January 106 crowds attend Free Methodist Revival led by Evangelist Page who preaches nightly including a message from Daniel 5 27 and Isaiah 2 5. Local athletes and teachers plan practice games and a merchant basketball league with Columbus High School girls to clash with local teams.

Youngsville Evangelist Page Jacob American Legion Columbus High School M. E. Church John A. Jordan Emsworth Forest Furniture Factory CL O. O. F First National Bank Gem Mirror Youngsville High School Swarthmore Chautauqua Chautauqua Lutheran Church

Temple Guards Form Boy Club At United Brethren Church

Teenage boys from the United Brethren church organized a club named Temple Guards under Rev S Paul Weaver. Norman Johnson is Master, Elmer Wickham Assistant Master, Lysle Free borough Scribe, with other officers and weekly Monday meetings. The group aims to foster fellowship and the four fold life among members. A brief business session and social hour preceded a light luncheon.

Rouse Home W. D. ‘Ward Rouse Hospital Chevrolet William Downey Ada Downey Lauffenberger New Soach Clarion Orpha Downey Lauffenberger Temple Guards United Brethren Church Paul Weaver Norman Johnson Elmer Wickham Lysle Freeborough Treasury Robert Redmond Ellwood Oviatt Max Gilliland Gustodian Floyd Pilling Gerald Russell

Eight residents protest tax valuations at county court house

Eight residents from the first and second wards appeared before county commissioners and assessors at the courthouse to protest assessments. The first tax appeal date covered valuations set by the assessors, with no known changes after today’s conference as assessors reviewed properties on Market Street and residents’ representations. Tomorrow the third and fourth wards will be offered a chance to appeal if any changes seem proper. Frank Witz chaired the meeting, and most complainants left satisfied after explanations of their valuations were given.

Court House J. H. Culbertson Fifth Ward Frank Witz Market Street

Valuation dispute before board over hotel and other properties

Bert Alexander, attorney, represented current owners of the old Leonhart Hotel in a complaint alleging raised valuation. Others before the board included Jerry Crary, Sidney Blackman for the Horton estate, Dr. Gail Hamilton for the Lindsey Market Street property, John Newell for the Newell building, and S. E. Walker for the post office building.

Bert Alexander Leonhart Jerry Crary Sidney Blackman Horton Gail Hamilton Lindsey John Newell Newell 5. E. Walker Post Office

Jones' Estate Placed At Millions In Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh January 10. The will of B F Jones Jr chairman of Jones Laughlin Steel lists an estate valued in the millions. Probate filings show stock and properties in Pittsburgh and other cities. An inventory will be taken and most of the estate goes to widow Mrs Sue D D Jones.

Pittsburgh B. F. Jones, Jr Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation Jones Sue D. D. Jones

Gypsy Smith Praises Conscience and Preaching at Dinner

Born to a camp of Roman gypsies, Gypsy Smith recalled his mother’s dying prayer and urged preaching that appeals to intelligence. He is credited with converting thousands over fifty years, receiving a dinner from 1000 Los Angeles business leaders at the Chamber of Commerce. He urged preaching the New Testament without creed and warned against emotional appeals.

Methodist Church Smith Los Angeles Gypsy Smith Billy Sunday Moody Sankey Spurgeon Talmadge Heaven

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