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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1928

Page

7

Memorial Bridge Dedication Draws Youngsville Residents

Youngsville marked the Fourth with the dedication of the Irvine Memorial bridge. George Binger oversaw the project, returning from Youngstown, Ohio for the ceremony. Local ball game beat Bear Cats 7 6, and six decades married couple Mr. and Mrs. P Agnew hosted a family Fourth reunion with six children and several grandchildren in attendance.

Youngsville Amshzen Legion Irvine George Binger Youngstown Ohio Binger Warren Bear Cats Sheffield P. Agnew Ford Street Agnew Verna Walters Muncie Indiana Blanche Behnell Out City Corbett Agnew West Hickory Findley Agnew Peter Beckenbach Kathryn Agnew Carl Edward Schnell Leo Schnell Oil City Arthur Agnew Jamestown N. Y Beatrice Quirk Tylersburg Banta Amt Ed Marmore Martin W. J. Preston Lander and Sons R. E. Abraham Vivian Clarion

Bank of England to be bomb proof with massive vaults

The new Bank of England in central London will be bomb proof from all sides when finished in five years, featuring walls up to 50 feet thick and 12 ton steel vault doors opened only by two keys held by different people. Nearly 810 million pounds of gold was moved to the completed section under guard.

Bank of England London

Mavis blue dye born from thrush egg story in England

A country boy sparks a fashion fad by noting a thrush egg color. An official of a chemical organization notes the color for women’s clothing and within a week creates a dye matching the egg shade. The dye is named mavis after the thrush.

England

Paris Entertainment Receipts Hit New Highs in Year

Paris entertainment earnings rose to 25 million dollars, led by motion picture theatres with 7 million from 168 cinemas. All amusements gained except for a slight museum decline. subsidized theatres such as Grand Opera and Comedie Francaise advanced notably.

Paris Grand Opera Opera Comique Comedie Francaise Odeon

Maharaja as English squire enjoys Windsor visit

The Maharaja of Rajpapila, a young Indian prince, relaxes as an English country squire near Windsor, noting the English scenery and green landscapes while planning to return to govern his 20000 square mile province with 200000 people. Seven farm laborers in Suffolk receive long service premiums from the Sufffolk Agricultural Society at Bury St. Edmunds.

Maharajah of Rajpapila Windsor India Bury St. Edmunds England Suffock Agricultural Society

Injured Autoist Leaves Hospital After Accident

Harold Mack 26 of Sugargrove discharged from Warren General Hospital after an auto crash on the Warren Sheffield highway near River Road. His coupe overturned and he sustained minor cuts and bruises with assistance from George Filmore. Mack former employee of People's Clothing Co. Drowns in French Creek Meadvill? City: Nicholas Gaber 10 of Pittsburgh fell into French Creek near Holobar’s Beach and drowned. body recovered.

Harold Mack Sugargrove Warren General Hospital Mack Warren-Sheffield River Road George Filmore Water Street The People’s Clothing Company French Creek Meadville U.P Holobar’s Beach Here Nicholas Gaber Pittsburgh

Isle of Man Bans Scots Under Ancient Law

An old Manx statute bans Scots from staying on the island and requires arrival and departure by the next boat to Scotland or face forfeiture of goods and imprisonment. The law has never been repealed. A separate report out of Haifa claims a Jewish blacksmith sold his 10 year old daughter for 160 dollars to a Moslem Arab tradesman for his 14 year old son.

Isle OF Man Scotland Haifa Acre

Frances Browning seeks dowry from ex husband property

Frances Heenan Browning, formerly married to Edward Browning, announces plans to establish a dowry interest in property owned by him at the time of their marriage. The move follows her years of supporting herself through two-a-day work while Browning accumulates wealth.

Frances Peaches Heenan Browning Edward West Daddy

St Stanislaus Church Dedicates $150000 Edifice

The new St Stanislaus Roman Catholic Church in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, was dedicated yesterday in a ceremony marking the completion of a $150000 building project. The event drew local parishioners and community members as details of the dedication were shared.

Ambridge St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic

Man Killed While Loading Shotgun in Franklin

Thomas Walcott, 36, of Woodhall, died after a shotgun cartridge charge exploded while he rammed powder and shot into a gun barrel. His right hand was torn off and the charge entered his left lung, killing him within minutes.

Franklin, Pa Thomas Walcott Woodhall Walcott

Youths Burn 6000 Papers in Dublin Rail Station Protest

A group of youths at Killiney near Dublin burned 6,000 copies of a London Sunday newspaper carrying a Life of Christ article criticized by the Bishop of Galway. They halted a train bringing more papers, carried out their act quietly, and dispersed afterward.

London Galway Killiney Dublin Ireland Dun

Honey Lou Faces Crisis Amid Wedding Plans and Rivalry

Beatrice Burton portrays Honey Lou Huntley in a melodrama set at Wallack Mills where Jack Wallace contends with jealousy and Angela Allen’s schemes. Amid wedding plans and rumored arrests, Honey Lou seeks guidance from her mother as tensions flare and loyalties shift in a fraught domestic saga.

Honey Lou Huntley Wallace Wallack Fabric Mille Honey Lou Joe Meadows Jack Wallace E. Mille Angela Allen Honey Louw Jack Jach Steve. Mayhew Margret Lake Tarnay Wattackers Mee Arm Lyediow Ann Money Lou Joe Meadowe Mary Delaney Angela Honey Low Little Ho Mary Tim Dorgal Tim Donegal Donegal Jane Ayres

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