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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1928
Page
2
Rev. C A Dennig of First Lutheran urged a new patriotism focused on love of countrymen as well as country. He condemned liquor traffic and urged ethical business and nonpartisan unity to defend democracy, law, and national welfare.
The Allegheny Service station at Frank Street, now owned and managed by C A Strong, opened Saturday morning under new management. The first fifty customers received gifts, every tenth buyer won a prize, and the fiftieth customer earned the grand prize, with Payania products on offer near the Glade Run bridge.
A fatal crash near Edinboro killed Charles Wedlock as a car overturned onto a pole. Gleeton died. others were ejected or partly ejected. The Kirschner party had visited H L Blair in Warren earlier. A second wreck on the Tidioute West Hickory road injures several in a Buick Dodge collision. Mrs Kirschner’s daughter, and passengers Miss Cook and Miss Allen suffer serious injuries.
The eighth man to attempt rescue and not return is Russian aviator Bebushkon who left Icebreaker 1 Friday for the Nobile camp. Russia criticizes disorganized relief and uncoordinated plans as summer Arctic rescue begins with hopes fading for six companions.
Six men in a single silken tent shelter cope with a northern freeze as ice breaks toward open sea. Rescue hopes fade while Amundsen and Freuchen discuss the Italia rescue saga and a French plane possibly overturned on drifting ice.
Members of the class of 1919 from War ren High School held their tenth annual reunion Saturday June 30 as guests of Beatrice and Neil Donovan at the Eaton home in Rogers Mills. Windsor Cousins Philadelphia president led the event with Beatrice Eaton Donovan secretary treasurer and a committee including Emaline Jaquins Walters and others. About twenty of the 60 members attended and twenty five children have been born to members. Next year’s reunion will be at the home of Windsor Cousins and a new committee led by Madeline C. Rogers Jamestown was named for arrangements.
Ignac Krek and his wife and son were awakened by a blast that damaged their Presto home, the second bombing in four months. The house suffered about 1500 dollars in damage and the family, though thrown from bed, escaped injury. A separate item notes a Mesquicentennial parade incident where a Miam Indian reports the loss of an eagle feather war bonnet and a white suspect is being sought for theft.
Pennsylvania's high court upheld a Dauphin County ruling prohibiting reissuing $3,000 of sinking fund bonds after cancellation. It held the 1923 amendment set a $100 million total limit and no provision authorizes reissue, with costs against Auditor General Martin and State Treasurer Lewis. The ruling notes prior amendments fixed $50.9 million and $150 million in different years.
The Supreme Court continued a land dispute dating from the Cobham family after oil was found on Stony Lonesome. Survivors sold portions to pay debts, prompting a series of suits about rightful heirs and the eldest son clause. The army’s title was upheld as trustees allegedly knew no agreement. Major court rulings favored Mrs Lawson and Salvation Army in key actions.
A man, H. B. Harper, 45, died suddenly from a heart attack while seated in a chair at his home in Tidioute. The body was found by his three children on Saturday morning. Mrs. Harper is hospitalized at Warren General Hospital. A death certificate cites natural causes.
The Conenango Valley Country Club men’s and women’s golf teams will compete in a mixed foursome handicap tournament at the Country Club Nuke on Tuesday afternoon. Play starts at 3 30 with a dinner dance to follow at seven.
Multiple local residents from Lock Haven Warren Kane Kane and Hornell joined Mrs G E Gaywood at the Odd Fellows Home in Grove City on Sunday. Mrs A C Bagnall returns from five months in California. Wolfe Warren athlete and Legion Baseball coach accepts employment in Beaver Falls Pa and plans to enter Geneva College in September.
Seven persons were injured today, two seriously, when four cars collided on the Lincoln highway at Gap Mountain near Lancaster. Leonard Matthews of Parkersburg and Edward Browberg of Canal Zone were so badly hurt they probably will die.
Balloon race updates report multiple entries across Virginia and West Virginia with landings near Cass Walt and Roanoke. Pilots Naylor Maag Bradley Thonvard Bert have plotted routes with several craft ending in Davis Durbin and Beverly. Longest distances reached about 410 miles by Rasmussen and the American Business Club entry, while others were uninjured after forced landings.
Walter Postupak an 11 year old of Struthers Ohio drowned while swimming with two companions in Lake Hamilton. His body was recovered from the lake on July 2.
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