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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1928
Page
12
A sunset lunch event will be held on Tuesday evening at Sugar Grove starting at 5 30, serving salad sandwiches cake and iced tea or lemonade for thirty five cents. Ice cream and cake cost fifteen cents per plate. Proceeds benefit attendees traveling to the Meadville conference.
A well attended Sugargrove local Dairymen's League meeting at the Stauffer home featured remarks by plant superintendent Frank Northrup on milk cooling and bacteria counts, plus a keynote from Hope Brown Minor of the New York Home Department urging growth, service, and member loyalty. remarks by Division Superintendent C. A. Boutelle followed.
The article records remarks in favor of the McNary Haugen bill and notes the retiring focal plant superintendent W J Francs. A fountain pen was mailed to him from Fillmore to recall pleasant Sugar Grove contacts. The next local meeting will host Mr and Mrs Orrin Dalrymple on Yankee Bush.
Evelyn Newark and Russell Newark of Warren visit Mr and Mrs Victor Lindell for three weeks. Many neighbors and relatives from Jamestown Olean Russell Russell also appear in the travel and visitor list. Mrs Ida Gustafson hosts the Lanning Hill Soap Club with all members present. Mrs Earl Hinsdale is seriously ill. Local families host and visit throughout Warren and Russell with church attendance noted.
Bids on thirteen road projects were opened by the state highway department in Harrisburg. Most are concrete construction. Notable low bids include Armstrong route 69 Leechburg borough by Rineheart Bros. for 57,054 dollars. Indiana Burrell township A 5293 by A F Moreau for 12,278 dollars. Jefferson Punxsutawney borough route 68 by George B Walter Inc. for 173,537 dollars. McKean Foster Bradford and Deating townships by Tred B Rosso for 112,994 dollars.
Rogers Hornsby failed to hit in two at bats. Hack Wilson singled once in four at bats. Frank Frigech failed to hit in four. Paul Wanet singled once in five at bats. Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Ty Cobb and Harry Heilmann did not play.
Warren riding enthusiasts present saddle horse exhibits at Celeron Park August 4 and 5 with Troop C New York state troopers performing rough riding daily. Robert H. Jackson says preparations aim for a larger show with more classes, some canceled if not well filled, featuring detailed divisions for saddle horses, park hacks, road hacks, bridled paths, ponies, five gaited and driving classes, and hunts with jumping sections.
The text lists horse show classes including Plantation class A for flat walk running walk and canter with winners in Class B. Plantation class B features walk stepping pace and canter. Also noted are saddle Colts three years and under, Colts two years old shown in halted gait, with walk trot and canter judging across classes.
A brings together local visits and events across Sheffield including Mrs. C. H. Whittaker visiting Tom at State College and Mrs. Ray Goldthwaite with baby at Kelly Hill. Families from Church Street and Westbrook share gatherings, surgeries, and reunions as Lutherans host a picnic and K of P hold a Roystone Grove outing.
Kinzu area notices announce Sailors Wives starring Lloyd Hughes and Barry Astor at the Community House Saturday night. A tennis tournament begins Monday July 30 at seven. A Community Club meeting Monday at eight thirty will discuss Kinzua picnic plans. A Good Roads booster meeting is set for Tuesday July 31 with a seven o'clock supper by the Ladies' Aid.
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