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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1928

Page

2

Kidnapped Miami Youth Found Safe After Ransom Plot

Three year old Billy McAllister, grandson of Miami hotel operator Mrs BE McAllister, was kidnapped from his home last night in his pajamas and held for eight thousand dollars. He was found unharmed today in a deserted house fifteen hours later. Police suspect a carefully planned abduction linked to a poisoned watchdog and a large black automobile observed near the home.

Miami Fis U.P Billie McAllister Fla Florida Billy McAllister Bily BE. C. McAllister McAllister Billy

Safety measures debate at crossing installation request

Mr Cook reported to the Chamber of Commerce on a safety plan for a crossing. Samuel Eckels chief engineer of the state highway department said lights would not protect motorists and would not share costs until grade separation is achieved. Gates and 24 hour watchman maintenance were endorsed by the general civic committee representing the Warren County Motor Club Good Roads Association and county commissioners.

Quisis Cook Chamber of Commerce Samuel Eckels State Highway Department Highway Department Eckels New York Central Pennsylvania Burgess Chapman Nelson Warren County Motor Club Good Roads Association County Commissioners

Measure to Protect Motorists At Crossing Overhead Plan

The article discusses a crossing safety measure proposed to protect motorists. Present agitation pushes for interim safety installations until an overhead crossing can be constructed.

Rescue at Sea from Ice Block to Crashing Krassin

In Spitzbergen near Virgo Bay on July 13 a dramatic rescue unfolded as two frostbitten crewmen from the ice cutter Krassin were saved by the ship’s crew. Mariano, weakened to immobility, and Zappi, able to walk, were hauled aboard after the Krassin neared within 200 meters and boards were slid across the ice. An unconfirmed report later claimed the Braganza rescued Norwegian explorer Ludvig Varming who had joined the Sera Van Dongen dogsled team near Cape Brun May.

Page One Natale Cevioni Rome Natale Cecioni Krawsin’s Uglieri Krassin Marieno Zappi Mariano Virgo Bay Spitzbergen U.P Braganza Ludvig Varming Sera-Van Dongen Cape Brun

Parise Child Dies in Street Accident at Warren

Watt says he swerved to avoid children and that the car was not moving fast when it struck Joseph Parise aged 7 near his home on Carver Street Warren reports a third fatality in six days. Joseph left survived by parents one brother Tony and three sisters Rosie Genevieve and Fanta.

Page One Wilburine Oil Works Watt Carver Street Parise Joseph Tony Rosie Genevieve Fanta Warren Arthur Minnelli Park Street Jamestown Joseph Font, Jr Warren General

Fisher appoints Gorman secretary in Harrisburg

Governor Fisher names Frank J. Gorman of Philadelphia a member of the state securities commission as private secretary to succeed A Boyd Hamilton. Hamilton to become secretary of the state senate Aug 1, a change praised as a compliment amid his regretful departure from the governor’s office. Hamilton’s appointment follows the long service of W Harity Baker in the senate and party machinery. Gorman’s prior service includes county posts and joining the securities panel in 1925.

Harrisburg U.P Fisher Talay Frank J. Gorman Philadelphi State Securities Commission A. Boyd Hamilton Hamilton Horace W. Schantz Allentown State Senate W. Harity Baker Republican Baler Senate Mny Republican State Committee Gorman Philadelphia Fisher Einar Barfod Hadeen

Nationalist Warlords Agree to Consolidate Forces

Chiang Kai-shek announced that Nationalist warlords will merge all forces into a single national army and drop plans for campaigns against Manchuria. He also stated a peace negotiation was decided.

Pexing Chiang Kai- Shek Chiang Manchuria

Society Items From Local Outings And Meetings

Society notices report the Glade W C T Club gathering at the Chapmans residence on Pennsylvan ia Avenue East with a planned seven o clock start. The American Intelligence Union held its annual outing at Midway Park on Chautauqua Lake featuring a drill team performance and a six o clock picnic. The G A R Circle resumes its business meeting in the Post rooms Saturday at 2 30 PM. Mrs Gerda DeForest and Miss Martha Ayers host the Sew and So club dinner Friday at the Activities Building, hosting eighteen guests with Miss Pearl Thomas of Washington DC and Miss Mary Beaty of Pittsburgh attending. The Arbutus Missionary Society of First Presbyterian holds its annual picnic Friday July 20 at the Wil sows home The Little Heralds and Mothers Circle picnic shifts to the First Evangelical church dining room due to rain with about fifty in attendance and indoor games. Mrs Freeman Johnson chairs the church committee. Mrs Victor Peterson and two Gibsonburg Ohio children visit at Carl C Peterson’s home on Walnut Street, while Rev Peterson plans to join them later to return home.

Ingoranche Union Midway Park Chautauoogua Lake G. A. F. Circle Gerda DeForest Martha Ayers Sew and So Club Ry. W.C. A Pearl Thomas Washington, D. C Mary Beaty Pittsburgh Litte Herald First Evangelical Church Freeman Johnson Oscar Pang Arthur Johnson A. D. Johnson Victor Peterson Gibsonburg Ohio

York County Hit by Severe Storm

York County was struck by a cloudburst storm with high winds causing road closures and flood damage. The Lancaster Highway at Stoney Brook flooded for hours and the Susquehanna trail ran four feet deep. Dozens of auto accidents occurred and crops suffered heavy damage.

York U.P York ‘County Stoney Brook

Deaths and Funerals and Local News Briefs

Funeral services for Lillian Thorban Anderegg were held at 109 Willoughby Avenue with Wesley Wagner officiating. Interment followed at Oakland Cemetery. pallbearers were her brothers-in-law and Herold Lawrence. Relatives traveled from Newark, Detroit, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Uniontown, Jamestown, and Russell. A bankruptcy petition was filed in Pittsburgh by Pioneer Music House, Inc., liabilities $74,471, assets $94,806. A nine year old boy, Frank Gremo, died after telling his mother a man struck him. An autopsy will determine the cause amid reports of a man pursuing him.

Lillian Thurban Anderegg Lillian Thorban Anderegg Willoughby Avenue Wesley Wagner Erie Viola Lindmark Ruth Johnson Jesus Oakland Cemetery Jay Arnold Sherman Bisson Harald Anderegg Carl Anderegg Lloyd Heim Herold Lawrence Newark N. J Detroit Pittsburgh Pioneer Music House, Inc Berwick U.P Frank Gremo Gremo Frank

Women Hold Tourney at Conewango Club

Mrs Robert MacKay and Mrs Har vid Banghart of the Dunpum Scarfield committee of the Woman's club sponsored a benefit golf tournament at Conewango Valley Country club Friday morning A Kickers handicap tournament won by Mrs Walter Heasley and Mrs M D Passmore A pulling contest awarded to Mrs Cyrus Siegfried A luncheon served at one o'clock by club cateress Mrs Morine with twenty two covers paid

Robert MacKay Harvid Banghart Dunpum-Scarfield Woman’s Club Conewango Valley Country Club Walter Heasley M. D. Passmore Cyrus Siegfried Morine

College Glee Club Gives Fine Concert at First Evangelical

North Central College Glee Choir performed Thursday evening at First Evangelical Church delivering a high quality program. Attendees praised the singing surpassing earlier Warren glee clubs and the audience covered expenses with a small balance to the church. The concert committee expressed thanks to newspapers and supportive citizens who bought tickets. Evangelicals plan a fall engagement with a renowned American surgeon scientist in Warren, awaiting firm date.

North Central College First Evangelical Warren America

Bounty Claims Paid by Game Commission Harrisburg

Bounty payments for 1127 noxious animals were settled in June by the Game Commission in Harrisburg, including five wildcats. Fresh farm produce will be for sale at the street market on lower Market street Saturday morning. We express gratitude for the kindness shown during the death of Joseph Font Jr. and appreciate hospital visitors, the undertaker, casket bearers, car contributors, and floral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. Font and family.

Oldfield Tire Firestone Oldfield Tire Company Oldfield The Game Commission Harrisburg Lower Market Street Tina Joseph Font, Jr Warren General Hospital Joseph P. Font

Storms cause half million dollar property loss

In a drenching 24 hour period storms swept Ohio and West Virginia towns causing an estimated $500000 in property damage. Rain persisted for the eighth day of the month complicating recovery efforts. Albert Lawler of Wellsburg drowned in Buffalo Creek after being swept away. Towns affected included Rayland Brilliant Wellsburg Moundsville and Shadowside with buildings washed from foundations and the US Stamping Company plant at Moundaville flooded forcing 1200 workers to evacuate upper floors. Debris clogged streets and highways delaying traffic recovery efforts.

Wheeling W. Va Ohio West Virginia Albert Lawler Wellsburg Buffal Lcreek Rayland Brilliant Welsburg Moundsville Shadowside U. S. Stamping Company Moundaville

Dress Goods and Linens Sale From Local Store

A local sale advertises dress gingham, printed silks, Celanese chiffon, and lingerie fabrics with values up to $3.50 a yard. Extra specials include blouses, ladies apron dresses, silk hosiery, and apron ginghams priced to clear, with many items at under $1 per yard or per piece.

Renal Ne

Princess Slips and Linens Sale Notice

Princess slips priced at 1 29 for rayon in white and colors. Extra special items include linen cloths and napkins with slight soiling. Reduced offers apply to selected pieces from Derryvale line.

Derryvale

Everfast Fabrics and Kayser Silk Hose on Sale

The listing advertises Everfast Fabrics including Evyerfast Suiting and Basket Crepe with values up to 58 cents per yard. Kayser Silk Hose offers full fashioned pairs at about 50 cents. Also noted are quality boys' nainsook Union suits marketed as Extra Special.

60c Turkish Towels 22x44 in White Quality Heavyweight

Premium Turkish towels offered in white color measuring 22 by 44 inches. Each unit priced at 39. Extra special quality noted for heavy weave and absorbency. Ideal for luxury bath use and durable daily wear.

Turkish Towels 40c Quality Display Card

Turkish towels described as 40c quality with double thread and colored borders. Package includes 33 extra special towels, each priced at 40 cents.

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Sebfield Cora Copze Sansasies Sansases gOou Mo Walle Nopoly Harvey Warren Garage CO Penna, Ave. W Joseph Parise Elizabeth Brasington State Securities Comission Sigfried Sasserson Park St Elwood Anne Reading Frank Gander Flora Dill Arthur Barr Annette Jack Bradford Glade L. E. Chapman Pennsz Vania Avenue Epen E. Church Carl C. Peterson Walnut Street Peterson York County Conewango Club College Glee Club Wayne C. Helmbrecht Optometrist Waesten Savings Bank Bldg Johnson Brothers Princess Stevens Derryvale Linens Everfast Fabrics Kayser Hose
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