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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1928

Page

5

Spring Creek Seeks Better Rail Service From Pennsylvania Railroad

Spring Creek residents press for improved passenger rail service after the Kane Erie trains were cut, leaving the town isolated in winter. Rev E B Sturtevant leads the effort urging morning westbound and evening eastbound stops, citing loss of school and medical access and students transferring to Youngsville.

Spring Creek Pennsylvania Railroad Company Kane-Erie Warren County BE. H. Sturtevant Federated Church Parent-Teachers’ Association Rccuce Corry Youngs. Ville Sturtevant E. B. Johns Renovo Iix

Various Social Events in TidioUte Honor Visitors and Local Residents

TidioUte reports a string of social happenings including a 6 o'clock dinner at Miss Doris Lawson's home honoring Miss Margaret Daley of Little Valley, an Easter Stars euchre party at the chapter house, and several gatherings with friends. Joseph Boyer, injured in a fall, is recovering at home. A surprise party for Mrs. Herman Brocklehurst occurred on Main Street, followed by dinner and games. Lyman McGill hosted a six o'clock dinner on Jefferson Street with bridge afterward. attendees included P. V. Ruhlman and Norman Tompzett. Additional notes mention Henry Clark visiting from Westfield, Miss Ruby Yorke's Buffalo weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams visiting Kittanning, and Vera Eaton visiting from Oil City. Joseph Rothrock spent the weekend in Crosby.

Tidioute Doris Lawson Margaret Daley Little Valley Tidionte Florence Adams Emme Atkin Wilma Emerson Katherine Wilson Virginia Wilson Mliss Helen Downey Helen Bessey Dorothy Swanson Sarah McClellan Corson Courson Herman Brocklehurst Main Street Lyman McGill Jefferson Street Bridge P. V. Ruhlman Norman Tompzett Henry Clark Westfield N. x Frank Downing Ruby Yorke Buffalo Arthur Williams Kittanning

Three Peons Killed by Two U S Marines in Nicaragua

Near Granada on Sunday two U S Marines identified as Bergert Harold Crowell and L F Newton acted to separate four intoxicated peons fighting with machetes. The four attacked the Americans, who were forced to kill three of the peons, according to an official statement from Managua.

Managua Nicaragua United States Granada Bergert Harold ¥. Crowell Marine Corps Mate L. F. Newton Crowell Newton

Rain to snow and colder tonight in Warren area

Weather guess cites rain changing to snow and colder temperatures with strong winds Wednesday. In local notes a minor auto collision on Third avenue between Market and East streets involved a Ford roadster and a Dodge sedan. drivers not named. Jury selections include Alfred W. Eston of Warren among Pittsburgh panelists.

Washington Weatherman Third Avenue Market New York Pittsburgh United States District Court Alfred W. Eston Warren

Warren Police Seek 22-Year-Old Murder Suspect

Warren police issued a lookout for a 22 year old Black man wanted for a murder committed Monday. Described as about five feet tall, wearing a light coat and leather logs.

Warren

Man Acquittal in Pittsburgh Murder Case

Spurgeon Austin, a Black man, was acquitted of the murder of Robert Johnson after Judge Elder W. Marshall ruled the fatal shot came from Carey Austin, the defendant’s brother, negating responsibility for the homicide.

Pittsburgh Spurgeon Austin Robert Johnson Elder W. Marshall Carey Austin

Hold MURDER RESULT OF PAINTERS STRIKE

A painter's strike that began last September, marked by shootings and bombings, was held responsible for the death of Alexander Berkowitz, 33. A gunman fired outside a Brownsville Brooklyn restaurant as Berkowitz dined with friends, escaping in a waiting car after shattering the front window.

New York Jen U.P Alexander Berkowitz Brownsville Brooklyn Berkowit

Turner Infant Dies. funeral set at Holy Redeemer

Therese Coletta Turner infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo J Turner of 103 Dartmouth street died Monday morning at 8. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 30 from Holy Redeemer church with Father P W O Brien officiating. Interment in St Josephs cemetery. Survived by parents three sisters Eileen Betty Rita and one brother Sammy. Cause spinal meningitis aged a few days shy of one year. Also noted death of Lewis Simson Civil War veteran and father in Randolph New York aged 88 with extensive surviving family.

Therese C. Turner Therese Coletta Turner Leo J. Turner Dartmouth Street The Holy Redeemer Church P. W. O’brien St. Joseph's Cemetery Eileen Betty Rita Sammy Lewis Simson Mary Schrader Canton Street Randolph N. Y Simson Company 1 44Th Regiment New York Volunteers Schrader Lewis, Jr Buffalo Katherine Walters Hamburg Emma McKeever Paul Simson Elien Simson William, Charles and Phillip Simson East Randolph Mathilda, Nickerson East Rendolph

Youngsville Industrial Teams Play Three Games

Three evening games featured the Youngsville Industrial league with Forest Furniture beating Youngsville Manufacturing, Ex-Or Alumni of Y. H. S. besting Firemen, and American Legion defeating Clerks 22 to 16. Community attendance highlighted a night of recreation.

Youngsville Youngsville Industrial League Forest Furniture Company Youngsville Manufacturing Co American Legion Fenton Earl Fenton North Main Street Luther League Isadore Schnell

Hospital Laundry Destroyed by Fire in Philadelphia

Sixty women employees were rescued when a three story laundry building at Friends hospital for nervous disorders burned. More than 200 patients in nearby buildings were quieted by nurses and doctors as the blaze spread.

Philadelphia Friends Hospital

Teapot Dome Hearing Delayed Due to Absent Senators

Washington officials report the Teapot Dome hearing postponed from forenoon to tomorrow afternoon as only three of nine subpoenaed witnesses are present. Members of the Senate Public Lands Committee were unavailable, while others promised to be ready to testify this afternoon.

Washington Senate Public Lands Committee

Woman Killed When Auto Strikes Pole in Pitt

Naomi Letzkus, 25, died after being thrown from an automobile that struck an iron pole following a collision with another car. E L Kramer, 95, driver of the other vehicle, escaped with minor injuries.

Pittsburgh Noami Letzkus E. L. Kramer

Solution of Saturday's Bridge Problem South

Bridge record shows dealer South with B A 2 and West hand H A E 10 9 8 5. North has S6 5 4 3 H J 7 2 D A J 9 5 C K 10. East holds S9 8 7 and D K 10 6 3 C A Q 5 9. Final play details include 1 Heart, 2 Hearts, 2 Spades, 4 Hearts by South, with West North East South sequence and final contract unclear based on the readable bids and card layout.

Hearing Restored After Second Auto Collision In PA

In Brackenridge Pennsylvania on January 24 Franklin Acey aged 19 who lost his hearing twelve years ago after an earlier crash had his hearing restored by a hit and run on Sunday He hopes to find the motorist to thank him rather than prosecute In other notes the column mentions a bridge scenario with South leading to dummy and East positions and a note about obtaining a table of values from the bridge editor.

Brackenridge Franklin Acey Acey

Students Arrested During Graduation Celebration in Camden

Fourteen senior class members from Central High School Philadelphia were arrested early today in Camden during a mid year graduation celebration. Eleven could not post bail and remained in jail overnight, while more than 100 others escaped arrest.

Camden N. J Central High School of Philadelphia Bai

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R. R U. S Pennsylvania Moore-Mathis Tank Line Sidney Blackman Hessey Kirberger Wickstrom Ayers Harold Antico Conenango Avenue Broadbent Lawndry Pennsylvania Avenue West F. H. Hetyick M. E Grace M. E Henry Pitze Court House Curtis Armstrong Clifford Graham Clarendon Rudolph Peterson Russell Guy Akeley Akeley John Day Harry Eaton N. H. Leach Grand Watey B. B. Porter Garland Deardorff Merie H. Deardorf Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company New Orleans Roark Bradson Forest Furniture Legion Lad Little Verne Jones Verne Jones College Street Pittsfield Brooks Ruby Geer North Warren O. A. Gannoe Wilbur Swanson and Son California Robert Clayton Damon Everett Martin Youngsville Hi W. E. Corrie Evangelist Page W. J. Barker G. G. Burke Ceudersport Mr. Burke Wyeth Chement Co Madison W. E. Draheim Penna. Ave SOUTH Mwea Yoauth East Doan Milburn Ca Mig Chen Duffels, HY Armstrong Warren, Pa
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