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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1928

Page

12

Officers Named by Tennis Club at Sugar Grove

An enthusiastic meeting at the Presbyterian church organized a local tennis club in Sugar Grove. Officers elected: President W. J. Norbeck, Vice President Miss Amelia Chandler, Secretary-Treasurer Robert Baldwin. A gravel court foundation is under way with bark-stops planned, and bylaws will govern the club. Twenty-one members were named, with more to join. dues are two dollars for the season.

Sugar Grove Presbyterian Church J. H. Stebbins Richmond W. J. Norbeck Amelia Chandler Robert Baldwin

Local notes from Dutch Hill and Warren area

Community items report on C Grosch returning from his son Fred Grosch in Warren and convalescing, funeral for Mrs Leiter at Mrs Henry Bartsch’s home and burial in Weiler cemetery Yankee Bush, Meadow Brook Farm plans, and various residents visiting, traveling, or traveling to Olean for family events. In Pittsburgh, Albert Hale of Murraysville dies from injuries after an auto collision with a fractured skull at Columbia hospital.

F. A. Schoonover Woodard Bert Campbell Howard Richmond Virginnia George Woodside Nisseley Pennsylvania State College C. B. Hook Chandlers Valley Harriett Russell Emporium Jenie Smith William Gourley G. A. Woodside McMillen Ruth Miller Chautauqua N. Y Jessie McGill Bert Meadville Clyde West Virginia McGills Gretta Hamilton P. E. Smith Albert Sutton Greenville A. G. Dobson Katharine Helen Everett Dobson Beloit Willis Milspaw Philadelphia Henry Milspaw Frank Abbott Ernest Wesley Abbott Jean Woodard Junior Stuart Jean Abbott Warren Arthur Johnson Jane Binghamton Albert Johnson Esther Johnson C. G. Haglund Shore Land Chautauqua Lake Earl Herspool Carl Issenger Canton Ohio E. T. Abbott Herspool Little Barbara Lawrence Abbott Hugh Barrett Little Bemus Point N.Y Fred Barrett L. P. Harrington New Castle Vernon VanHorn Donald Barrett H. Shade Erie Scott Stuart R. C. Davis Walter Barrett K. D. Frank Kitt Frank Hortense James Kenneth Robert Williams Lloyd Smith Howard Rathburn Ruth Westfield Dutch Hill C. Grosch Fred Grosch Leiter Henry Bartsch Weiler Yankee Bush H. Hillard Meadow Brook Farm J. Lauffer Dorty Run Wenzel Farms Violet Way Venturetown Luther Wenzel Andrew Anderson Miller Hill L. A. Wenzel Mary Wenzel This Place S. E. Anderson North Warren Olean S. B. Nodler Harry Brew Bale Hay LaVern Jones Oakmont William Hillard Endeavor Emory Hultberg Andrew Lehocky Detroit Michigan Pittsburgh U.P Albert Hale Murraysville Columbia Hospital

Burglar Loots Safe at McCullough Drug Store Pittsburgh

A thief pried open a small safe in the McCullough Drug Store at Fifth Avenue and Grant Street during the night and stole 250 dollars, police reported today. Cautious buyers urged to read the classifieds.

Pittsburgh U.P McCullough Fifth Avenue Grant Street

Civilians Train in Mass Military Camps Across U S

About 250000 civilians, a force nearly triple the regular army, are in intensive training at 144 posts this summer. An estimated 221689 young men will complete two to four weeks of discipline. Most trainees come from National Guard units. 152620 enlisted and 12017 officers.

U. S Washington United States War Department National Guards National Guard Citizens’ Military Training Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Organized Reserves Wll 298Th Infantry Hawaiian National Guard Punchbowl T. H Camp Devens Mass Peekskill N. Y Camp Knox Massachusetts Maine Rhode Island New York National Guard Army

Plattsburg Camps Largest in Class with 1450 Students Each

Civilian soldiers undergoing summer training are distributed by corps areas as follows: 1st corps area 24,972. 2nd 33,747. 3rd 26,118. 4th 26,213. 5th 21,667. 6th 25,032. 7th 24,147. 8th 21,643. 9th 18,772. Hawaiian Department 1,278. The two Plattsburg encampments will be the largest in that class with 1,450 students each. The first camp runs July 2 to July 1. the second from August 6 to September 4.

Plattsburg Hawaiian Department

Pennsylvania seeks rail line acquisition authority

The Pennsylvania railroad company through the Pennsylvania, Ohio and Detroit railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to acquire and operate the western end of the Ohio River and Western railway. It seeks to operate from Zanesville to Lawton, Ohio, a distance of ten miles, at a proposed price of $129,000.

Washington U.P Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania, Ohio and Detroit Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Ohio River and Western Railway Pennsylvania Zanesville Lawton

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