Industry Shows Upward Trend in January Forecast
Warren Savings Bank Trade Trends reports January shows an upward turn for industry with gains in iron and steel, auto, rail equipment and building. Agricultural income from 1927 crops exceeds 1926 by 635 million, while wholesale prices firm. Steel mill activity rises to 77 percent capacity, idle furnaces come online, and auto production edges higher amid new models and price cuts. Building remains key, with 1927 near record levels. cotton production trims and wage cuts occur as mills adjust. business failures in 1927 draw attention to need for profits and cooperation.
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Warren Savings Bank & ‘Trust Co
United States Steel Corp
New England
South
Attempted robbery targets state cattle buyer near Corry
Leonard Stockton, a Columbus cattle buyer, escaped an ambush when three masked men blocked his path between Columbus and Terry Saturday night. His car struck one robber, two accomplices loaded a man into a sedan, and the trio fled as headlights went out. Stockton failed to provide descriptions. police noted his habit of carrying large sums for cattle deals. The night watch reported no injured suspects at the hospital.
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Warren
Erie County
Leonard Stocketon
Columbus
Terry
Stockton
Corry
Floyd Feidler
Feidler
Veteran Lutheran Clergyman Dies at 68 in Pennsylvania
Moses Gross Man, a 68 year old veteran Lutheran minister, died suddenly Saturday. He served in York, Addison, Quakeke and Lairdville Pennsylvania, and held charges in Indiana and Virginia. Born in Lititz, Pennsylvania, funeral arrangements were being planned.
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Conyngham
U. P
Moses Gross Man
Lutheran Church
Grossman
York
Addison
Quakeke
Lairdville
Penns
Indiana
Virginia
Lititz
Penna
MARRIES IN GREECE AND LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST
George Zobriest of 1406 Pennsylva nia Avenue is recovering rapidly after an operation at Warren General hospital. Spiro Spirodonakas, owner of a Warren restaurant, wed a countrywoman in Kavalla Greece on January 15 and will return to Warren in the spring. Judge D. G. Arird reports the first snowstorm paralyzing the Quaker town. Referee Charles F. Lyman, from Buffalo, will officiate the February 25 Warren Jamestown series. The Trident Press, published at Mians Conn., was bought by Thomas M. Bennett, ex-Warren High athlete, who also runs The Pelham Sun. Steve Kudumije of Titusville was to be committed to the North Warren State Hospital, then released, then detained again. Sunday police court fined a man $7 for intoxication. Warren High School Seconds prep for Lakewood, with preliminaries featuring Baird Tires and a Scho lastic league game with Erie Academy. A highway project may link Oil City and Kane via an improved route to the Roosevelt highway. Titusville residents observed Burns Night with a large gathering. A marriage license was issued to Norman Dunn and Emma Bailey. Depositors of the Bank of Conneautville received full discharge of claims at 69.65 percent.
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Greece
Spiro Spirodonakas
Warren
Kavalla
Trident Press
Mians
Conn
Thomas M. Kennett
Bennett
Warren Chronicle
Pelham Sun
Pelham
The
Tribune Today
Fred
Warren High
Villa Nova College Hall Burns In Massive Fire
A fire at Villa Nova College in Villa Nova Pennsylvania destroyed College Hall after burning for hours, causing about 2.2 million dollars in losses. Oil paintings worth 76 thousand dollars and new scientific equipment over 100 thousand dollars were also destroyed. Thirteen people were injured while fighting the blaze and five students were overcome by smoke or cut while attempting to save records and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Nova
U. P.1
Villa Nova College
College Hall
Gisas
Driver Fatally Hurt By Own Motor Track
Steubenville, Ohio report says Edwin Cox, 26, was fatally injured after his truck rolled down a hill when the brake failed while he tried to crank it. The wheels passed over his chest as he attempted to start the vehicle.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Edwin Cox
Warren High Girls Glee Club Meets This Afternoon
Members of the Warren High School Girls Glee Club met this afternoon at four o'clock in the high building. The meeting had originally been scheduled for Wednesday.
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Girls’ Glee Club
Warren High School
Raid at Corr seizes moonshine from Corry stall
Police Chief Tipton and two patrolmen raided a stall on Mill Street Corry at noon Saturday and confiscated thirty gallons of alleged moonshine. George Malies was arrested. Two men Thomas McGuire and John Eckert face Erie county grand jury on February 6 charged with possession and selling liquor.
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Corr
Tipton
Corry
GeorgeMalies
Mill Street
Malies
Thomas McGuire
John Eckert
Erie County Grand Jury
Leroy Search
Erie County
Guardian Accounts Set For Court Confirmation
Notice of first and final accounts for EH Beshii guardian of A M and Myrna Akeley guardian of Viola Glansey presented to the Warren County and Pennsylvania courts for confirmation on January 6 1928 and February 6 1928 at ten o’clock A M respectively. Prothonotary offices listed with dates and that accounts will be allowed unless cause be shown to the contrary.
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EH. Beshii
A. M
Court of Mon Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Myrna Akeley
Viola Glansey
Court of Common Pleas
Moore-Mathis Tank Car Company incorporation notice
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February 8, 1928 at 10 a.m. under the corporations act for a charter of Moore-Mathis Tankine to manufacture buy lease repair and sell freight cars tank cars passenger cars and other railroad equipment and conduct related business. SIDNEY D. BLACKMAN Solicitor.
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State of
Pennsylvania
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Moore-Mathhis Tankine
Act of Assembly
Sidney D. Blackman
Deaths in local area headline multiple obituaries
Funeral notices for Mrs. Mary Hotelling of North Warren and Laurence Peter Gregerson of Jackson Run, Lily Phillips Wood of Grand Valley, and Robert Paine Clark of Lottsville summarize services, interment locations, survivors, and military service details, reflecting a cluster of postwar era deaths in the region.
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L. Phillips Wood
Lily Phillips Wood
Grand Valley
Oakland Cemetery
Mexico Honors French Flyers
Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Le Brix arrived from Guatemala City and will stay in Mexico before heading to the United States. Their next leg likely goes to New Orleans, then Washington and New York, with plans to visit other American cities. They have no immediate plan for a New York to Paris flight this year.
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Mexico City
U.P
Dieudonne Costes
Joseph le Brix
Myers
Guatemala City
Mexico
United States
South Atlantic
Paris
Senegal
New Orleans
Costes
le Brix
Washington
New York
North Atlantic
Japan
Haig Remembered as Great Soldier and Patriot
The article recalls Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig’s leadership during World War I, noting his loyalty to allied command, his decisive 1918 Flanders offensive, and his postwar work for soldiers and youth. It mentions honors, a parliamentary grant, and a public tribute in London, with Lloyd George praising him as a great soldier and patriot.
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Earl Haig
Douglas Haig
France
Belgium
Ferdinand Foch
Flanders
Sirr
Douglas Heig
Earl Beatty
London
British Legion
United Service Fund
Haig
Goef
Hyde Park
French Riviera
Leonor
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's Cathedral
David Lloyd George
Cabnet
List of Civil Court Cases to be Heard February 6 1928
A compiled docket for the June and September Term cases lists A. E. Raymond vs Culbertson. Granger & Co. vs Thomas Market. Burgess and Town Council of Warren vs M. W. Jamieson. J. B. Littlefield vs DeForest Whitton et al. Belmar Trading Corp. vs Herman Jensen. Pittsburgh & Freeport Coal Co. vs National Forge & Tool Co.. Globe Indemnity Co. vs Struthers-Wells Co.. Frank F. Moore vs Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. In re Appoin ment of Guardian for Rose Harmon. Robert W. Nelson et al. vs C J Frantz et al.. Norton & Jackson vs Ulf Brothers. Homer A L Putnam et al. vs Allison C. Clough et al.. Edward Hummerick vs Pennsylvania RR. R L Alford & Co. vs Conewango Furniture Co. All entries show various actions including assumpsit trespass replevin and capias ad respondendum.
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Civil Court
A. E. Raymond
D. H. Culbertson
Granger & Company
Thomas Market
Assumpsit
The
Burgess and Town Council of
Borough of
Warren
M. W. Jamieson
Jane
J. B. Littlefield
Def
Struthers-Wells Company
Frank F. Moore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Guardian
Rose Harmon
Robert W. Nelson
C.J. Frantz
James Lowrie Utter
Mazza
Alias Mays
Capias
E. EB. Norton
M. E. Jackson
Norton & Jackson
Charles A. Ulf
Franklin E. UM
Ulf Brothers
Homer AL Putnam
J. H. Alexander
Powder plant blast leaves two dead and injured in Massachusetts
A powder explosion at the Nations Fireworks Company plant in West Hanover, Massachusetts, killed 16 year old Cecil Perk and severely burned 20 year old Elhon Chase. Initial reports of multiple injuries were corrected as 35 nearby workers escaped unharmed.
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West Hanover
Masz
U. P
the Nations Fireworks Company
Cecil iPerk
Elhon Chase
Reach Agreement on Recount of Ballots
A tentative agreement was reached by the senate privileges and elections sub committee to start a recount of ballots in six Pennsylvania counties from the 1926 senatorial election. The panel will coordinate with the Reed primary investigating committee in conducting the recount.
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Washington
U.P
Pennsylvania
Senate Privileges and Elections
Reed
Weather omen seen as sign of dying winter in Cassadaga
Residents of Cassadaga report spotting a small flock of wild geese flying northward over the village. Weather sages call the sight an infallible omen signaling the end of the harsh winter.
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Cassadaga
Work Resumed in Anthracite Field in Pa
Pottsville Pa Jan 30 Practically every colliery in the anthracite region of Pennsylvania was working full time today to fill a deluge of orders after the cold spell The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company operates 85 collieries in the Pottsville region most of which had not operated concurrently this season due to weak demand The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company plans to reopen all its collieries in the Panther Creek region tomorrow morning after suspending operations last week.
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Pottsville
U. P
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lehigh Coal and Navigator Company
Panther Creek
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Pennsgylvatia Avenue
Warren General Hospital
D. G. Arird
Philadelphia
Arird
Charles F. Lyman
Buffalo
Jamestown
J. B. Ledig
Mondey
State Hospital
Steve Kudumije
Titusville
North Warren
P. J. McDonald
Justice
Watts N. Davis
Lakewood High
Lakewood
Leidig
Baird Tires
City Basketball League
Erie Academy
Highway Department
Oil City
Kane
OH City
Robert Burns
Daniela Wilder
Norman
Dunn
Saybrook
Emma A. Bailey
Tiona
Bank of Conneautville
Borbert Hartley
Ceviathan
Commodore
United States Line
Ata
Hartley
Bnalner
Atlanta
E. B. Whiting
Mary Hotelling
Yoseph Hotelling
Pine Grove Cemetery
Russell
Hotelling
Charles Hotelling
Charles
Joseph
Frank Lane
Russell, Bisa
Methodist Church of
Lawrence P. Gregerson
Laurence Peter Gregerson
At & O
Carrie Christensen
Jackson Run
Minnie Biltson
Louis Hollister
Glymer
Robert Paine Clark
A. D. Clark
Saturnay Morming
FP. W. Shope
Wrightsville
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Clark
Lottsville
Cotes and
LeBrix
Mex
Edward Hummerick
R. L. Alford
R. L. Alford & Company
Conewango Furniture Company
E. B.whiting
Dorothy Sebastian
Shriners
Hi. H. Paradise
New York City
Los Angeles
O Book Shop
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