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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1928
Page
11
In a county court league twin bill last night at Tidioute the Youngsville girls beat Tidioute 21 to 7 in the main event while the Brokenstraw team defeated by the Tidioute lads 31 to 5. Stars were Kay and Lightmer for Youngsville and Miss Murphy for Tidioute, with Murphy scoring twenty three points on eleven doubles and a single.
Fort Worth Oklahoma City welterweight Clyde Chastain won a ten round decision over Jeck Cosa. Walcott Lang ford outpointed Kid Stanley in Kansas City. Tommy Grogan KOed Mike Ballerino in Omaha. Eddie Shea beat Ignacio Fernandez in Chicago. Pete August defeated Dick Hoppe in Hollywood. Walter Hoffman beat Terry Hanson in ten rounds. Paul De Hate and Sil Yanio Valdez drew in Phoenix. Lefty Cooper defeated Roy Williams in San Francisco. Jack Delaney KOed Jack Humbeck in Boston. Roy Mitchell beat Click Conners in West Palm Beach. Royal Cox KOed Joe Fillman in Palm Beach. Pat Haley defeated Al Trainor in Philadelphia. Len Herring KOed Jack Ketchell in Philadelphia.
A gathering at the Community House began at two thirty with a social and business session. The Fourth Division served delicious refreshments after the meeting.
A roundup of personal visits and activities includes A. S. Sigworth of Warren in Kinzua, Mrs. Frank W. McClellan shopping in Warren, Edna Harvey recovering after tonsil surgery at Jamestown hospital, Mrs. Frank C. Deane in Salamanca, Mrs. Waters visiting Great Valley, P. J. Colosimo family in Indiana, and Miss H. Christine King visiting Corry. Thrift Club formed by Gladys Jones pupils. Lillie Grace Rebekah Lodge birthday party planned. Ladies Aid Methodist Episcopal Church held its monthly meeting.
Harrisburg January 20 U P The annual Pennsylvania farm products show neared its final session with about 75000 farmers from across the state. The event ends at noon today with exhibits removal to follow. Prize awards have mostly been announced and prize ribbons may be handed out before closing.
In Akeley on Wednesday evening the Woman's Adult Bible Class gathered for an engaging session. A yearly program was outlined, a class-building contest launched, and several local residents visited or arrived for illness, with updates on Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Brownell, and others. The note ends with a humor item about tobacco coupons and a fishing rod.
Russell Jan. 20. Ladies Aid met with 18 members. 216.95 collected. Committee formed to buy materials and sew aprons for sale monthly. Another quilt to be made for sale. Donations invited at Edgar Hough’s store. Poem read. Refreshments served. February hostesses named. Parent-Teachers met in auditorium. 39 members. grades material received. 13.65 paid. Cereal contest urged. voting machine demonstration planned. Franklin life talk given. Obedience of Children discussed. jury drawing method explained. Picture slides to be shown next meeting. Clark family gathering honored A A Clark’s birthday. Levi Fox celebrated sis birthday. Clyde Briggs hosted dinner for eight.
The article lists multiple birthday observances and social visits in Warren and nearby areas. It notes 38 relatives gathering for Mason’s 70th birthday at A. Larimer’s home, with numerous family members and friends in attendance. Additional entries mention Mrs J A Young’s birthday at her daughter’s home and several local residents receiving visits while noting health issues and hospital stays.
Ten years ago as war demand swelled the Austrian cabinet resigned. In the U S Senate Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt were attacked while Senator Stone labeled Roosevelt a potential Kaiser agent in America and Senator Penrose mocked Wilson harshly.
Managua January 20 reports reached the U W marine base that General Augusto Sandino may have been killed in action during a bombardment near Chipote mountain. Air strikes, machine gun fire, and bombs were reported with 40 rebels claimed dead, but no verification followed. Rumors persisted despite anti aircraft defenses and no confirmation by authorities. The article also includes an unrelated note featuring George Wickersham criticizing naval magnates and a Tribune advertisement.
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