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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1928
Page
9
A bridge problem solution outlines the dealer South's bid and play. It details four clubs as the opening contract, then tracks tricks from Hearts and Diamonds leading to 11 East West tricks and 3 North South tricks, totaling 70 points. Commentary flags lead decisions, including South opening hearts and North choosing not to play Ace.
Misa Johanna Grose, radio organist, offered to play an organ for twenty four hours from memory without repetition to set a world record. The plan stalled only due to the absence of a public hall to stage the demonstration.
A sleet storm paralyzed traffic around Youngsville and Warren County on Monday. Dozens of autos left the Roosevelt Highway, other cars veered off between Youngsville and Garland, and drivers urged extreme caution to keep roads passable. No injuries were reported.
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City recounts years of denied motherhood and anxiety now replaced by motherhood happiness. She offers free, confidential advice to married women who write for her secret, at 1426 Massachusetts Kansas City Mo. Correspondence remains strictly confidential.
Advertisement fragment urging tour audience to advertise in The Tribune and asking about Tribune Insurance coverage. Sparse readable details include a promotional prompt and a quirky interjection. Contains names and phrases but lacks clear event or dates.
Borough Council authorizes a three member committee to study comfort stations for men and women and report at the February meeting. Cornel Borg pushes for basement City building as site. officials say it is suitable though costful. Farmers object to a $5 fee for milk suppliers, citing an exemption in another ordinance and considering legal settlement. The Board of Health to prepare stricter milk controls. council wary of changing the fee. Election matters and police salaries discussed but deferred to February.
The council announced council section chairman of the park committee appointments by Mr. Perks a week ago. Bonds were set at 100000 for the borough treasurer 29000 for Warren Water company 20000 for the Pennsylvania Gas company and 5000 for the borough secretary. Mr Tracey Greenland was approved for re appointment to the Board of Health. Mr Crary secretary of the finance committee urged members to insure when drafting the 1928 budget that millage not rise. A special committee of committees will compile budget requirement reports.
Harrisburg Jan 17 Appointments to fill vacancies on mothers aid boards in 24 counties were announced by Governor Fisher following a late conference with Republican State Chairman W L Mellon. The list includes appointees for Allegheny Armstrong Butler Cambria Clearfield Centre Clearfield Centre etc with names and towns such as Lena S Thomas Sharpsburg Katherine M Miller Pittsburgh Martha B Allen Ford City Edith Feicht Parkers Landing etc.
Announced member drive January 26 to 30 led by William E. Lutz after Y M C A meeting. Eight team captains joined A F Koutcamp to plan campaigns to recall lapsed members of War ren chapter. Local activities and conservation goals highlighted with a push for local work within the chapter.
An editorial fragment urges outdoor recreation as character building and true sportsmanship. It calls for teaching nature study, conservation in all American schools, and cooperation with organizations sharing bicycle aims. The piece advocates coordination with state and government agencies and an unceasing educational campaign to attain the league’s declared objects.
A two year study by the Playground and Recreation Association of America reports that over a billion dollars have been spent to acquire and equip municipal parks and about 100 million annually on maintenance. It covers 1681 municipalities with nearly 250000 acres of parks and forests and notes wide gaps in access for small towns.
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