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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1928

Page

5

Police Aid Approved for Parking Zone Checks

Borough council approved employing a citizen as deputy sheriff to help police check automobiles in parking zones. The appointee will work seven hours daily in July and August under Chief George Haehn. Fire department opposed, Fire Chief Gordon concerned about spreading personnel. Budget notes show $59,000 spent in first five months of 1928 with $68,000 remaining. A sidewalk bill of $22 was disapproved. Fire hydrants approved at multiple streets. Lincol n and Grant hydrant request referred. Sidewalk grade advisory given to W Floyd Clinger. Bridge repaint offer of $675 discussed. no action on bus stops.

George Haehn C. W. Barwis Fire Department Charles M. Gordon Barwis H. A. Crary Council C. M. Borg Pennsylvania Avenue Bartsch Oscar Anderson Grant Street Lincoln Grant Streets Alexander Home Brook Terrace Oneida Avenue Sidney Blackmauy W. Floyd Clinger Conenango Avenue Clinger Drum and Farrell Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge Frank Chaffee

Many Local Notices and Updates Across Warren Area

Daily briefs report license revocations and blacklists by the highway department. Lebanon hosts the 27th annual Unit ed Association of Post Office Clerks convention led by R S Regar. U S oil output dips while light oil falls. local business buys Brunswick billiard equipment. Bass season opens despite heavy rain. Corry dental offices hit by burglaries. Erie reports similar breakins. Conenange Valley holds big Bill Jones trophy event. Siggins re elected school solicitor. Borland Lumber buys Oil City property. June ends wet and cool. July shows heat. Warren couples obtain marriage license. Dr Robertson bond accepted. Local fines paid after intoxication arrests. State patrols bolster Fourth traffic coverage. Jamestown traffic arrests noted. School board purchases old auto for shop use and emergency belt. Scouts ordered to report. textbooks purchases authorized. Adjourned school board meeting slated for July 9. Bond sale finances to be reviewed.

Council voices bus stop complaints and bid results

Several councilmen complained about bus stop locations causing delays and congestion. Park R. Simpson’s $960 bid to remove the Fourth ward fire station roof and third floor was accepted with a 10 percent certified check. Other bids: Sheffield Construction $1,043, F. T. Schuler $1,358.50. Rev H E Dornheim claimed patrolmen may underreport receipts and judges may not tender full accounts. An audit of the departments by a certified public accountant is on file in the borough secretary’s office.

Park R. Simpson Fourth Ward Simpson Sheffield Construction Company F. T. Schuler Rev H. E. Dornheim First Evangelical Church Council Justices of the Peace Certified Public

Talks of Marathon Dance At Jamestown College

The Jamestown Council discussed the marathon dance held in the Jamestown Business College auditorium at the July meeting. No action was taken and the event continues.

Jamestown Business College Jamestown Council

Warren James Sent to Jail After Bail Refusal

Warren James of Palm Avenue was committed to Warren County Jail by Justice Clark E. Nelson on Tuesday. Charged with assault and battery and non support of a wife and child, he waived a hearing and was unable to furnish $500 bail.

Warren James Palm Avenue Warren County Clark E. Nelson James

Mazda Lamps Price Reduction at Beckleys

Effective July 1 Mazda Lamps are reduced at Beckleys. Why buy inferior lamps when you can buy Mazda at the same price. C ER 1-2-2

Mazda Beckleys

Humane Society Meeting Reports Grudge Cases in Warren County

At the Warren County Humane Society monthly meeting Monday evening the field agent and president reported several cases acted upon. Investigations showed that many of the disputes were grudge cases.

Transatlantic flights eyed from Le Bourget field

Two possible trans Atlantic departures are planned from Le Bourget within a week. Polish aviators Kabula and Zdelkowski report their bi plane Marshall Pitsudski fueled for a Wednesday morning take off hoping to reach New York in about 48 hours via the Azores. An official French Azores Bermuda attempt to New York is also expected soon. Commander Paria will bring his seaplane to Paris and then fly to Brest to wait for favorable conditions.

LE Bourget Field Paris Lebourget Field Kabula Zdelkowski Marshall Pitsudski New York Azores Bermuda

Farmer Charles Eaton Killed in Farm Accident

In Bil led by buzz saw near Wereanklim Pennsylvania a farmer named Charles Eaton aged 51 was fatally injured yesterday. Eaton was working on his farm when the accident occurred. Authorities investigated the incident and reported the death.

Charles Eaton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Department of Highways United Association of Post Office Clerks Lebanon R. S. Regar Washington United States J. Keester J. C. Block Kane H. E. Sherwood Titusville Brunswick Messrs. Keester and Block Warren Johnny Block Conewango Wrecking Company Venturstown Atlantic Fshing Pennsylvania Walton Corry Erie Bill Jones Conenange Valley Country Club Siggins John Siggins, Jr Warren Board of Education Oil City Borland Lumber Company Ralph BE Mason Minnie BE. Cummings Laurel Street Joseph Midgley Jamestown Bond W. M. Robertson Warren Borough Board of Education Hahn Berdine M. T. Riley Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol Riley Jarmeetown P. W. M. Preasel Manuel Training Department Boy Scouts Warren County Council Boy Scout W. S. Clark A. G. Eldred L. A. Carlson Pek Lanent Way Marcelling Anna E. Lawson Penna. Ave Sundell Auto Electric CO Penn’a. Avenue East Peerless Garage Willys Knight and Whippet Sales and Service H. G. Rogers Penna. Ave. E Waxman Steves Rags Bell East Side Cor Parker & Pa Ave. E Chaffee Tire Shop Automotive Accessories Bell Phone Pa. Ave. W Clarence W. Beckley Morell’s Quick Shoe Repair Shop Penna. Ave. W Warren, Pa A. L. Hodges Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Opp Warren Nat'l Bank E. D. Everts Hardware CO General Hardware, Sporting Goods, Guns and Ammunition Bell Phone Penna, Ave. West Mullen Drug CO Prescription Druggists Penna. Ave. West Warren Dry Cleaning CO Carl R. Barker Pennsylvania Ave Lewis Market Pennsylvania Ave. East Abe Martin the Tribune Mednesday Buzz Saw Kodak Films Kodak Warren National Bank Garner Liberty and Second Streets
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