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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1927

Page

11

Warren Man Is Delighted By Women’s Club Dinner

At a Warren gathering, Miss Georgia Lott’s orchestra of North Warren provided music. Speakers included Hon Robert S. Regar, P.O. official, who praised religion over laws and outlined postal duties. P Franciscus of New York urged member responsibility, and Rev Harold F. Stoddard spoke on work as day dreams. P J McNabb and Glenn Smith praised local organizers and Warren’s ongoing convention spirit.

Georgia Lott North Warren George Sarvis Robert S. Regar Pennsylvania Regar Post Ofce P. Franciscus P.O New York City Harold F. Stoddard First Baptist Church P. J. McNabb Essociation Glenn Smith Warren

Two Martinsburg Men Die In Train Collision Near Harpers Ferry

A car driven by Charles M. Dailey and Bernsh G. Hill, both 35, of Martinsburg, ran onto tracks as a B and C passenger train struck the auto near Harpers Ferry West Virginia. The vehicle was dragged through a tunnel past a canal and into the Potomac River. Police say the guard rail on the Maryland State Road bridge over the tracks had been torn away Saturday and not repaired.

Harpers Ferry W. Va United Press Charles M. Dailey Bernsh G. Hill Martinsburg Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Potomsec Hill Dailey Maryland

Letix Stadium Programs Open With Wider Audience

New York July 5 The Letix Stadium summer programs will attract a larger audience than in prior seasons. The second concert of the 1927 season, Thursday evening, will be broadcast on NBC Blue Network via WJZ and linked stations from Baltimore to Boston. The concert features Strauss Debussy Borodin and Tchaikowsky performed by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Willem van Hoogstraten.

New York Letix National Broadcasting Company Blue WJZ New Peaks Baltimore KDKA LYW Chicago WEBH Foe Cago Esp St. Louis WIR Detroit WBZ WSZA Springfield Boston Mass Richard Strauss Debussy Borodine Tschaikowsky Philharmonic Orchestra Willem van Hoogstraten

Smiths Cruiseair Almost Total Wreck At Barking Lands

Smiths Cruiseair plane piloted by Richard Grace developed repeated ground failures at Barking Lands Island Kauai. After three failed takeoffs, Grace managed to lift off yesterday but returned due to a faulty rudder. The aircraft crashed, fuselage splintered, and Grace suffered punctures from prior lurches and a broken propeller.

Barking Lands Island of Kauai Cruiseair Richard Grace Grace

Venango Crossings Awards Are Made

In Hagerstown July 5 the Public Service Commission announced awards totaling 6442.24 for land damage from grade crossing eliminations on the New York Central and Napano railroads in Sugar Creek township and Oil City. Payments include 2414 to W MacDowell, 2834.80 to the executrix of C A Cooper, 2000 to Venango Oil and Gas Co, and 607.44 to an estate executor. an earlier 1200 to Empire Oil Works is rescinded.

Hawkisburg New York Central Napano Sugar Creek Township Oil City Public Service Commission W. MacDowell C. A. Cooper eVnango

Diplomatic Scandal in Belgrade Involves Italian Attache

A diplomatic scandal erupted in Belgrade as Count Lonestabile Della Staffa, Italy’s commercial attaché, slapped Captain Servoni, the French vice military attaché, after Servoni accused him of espionage. The Italian envoy was ordered to leave Yugoslavia.

Belgrade Yugoslavia United Press Lonestablie Della Staffa Italan Servoni Lonestabile Yugo-Slavia

Geneva Conference Ends In Deadlock On Submarine Tubes

The Geneva Conference fixed submarine tube size at 21 inches but Britain insisted on 680000 tons, forcing an adjournment for informal talks. The weekend optimism on submarine classes failed to endure under further reflection.

United Press

Out of Town Short Visits and Trips Noted

Ta and Out of Town day afternoon Mr and Mrs P Moran of Omaha Neb left town this morning after a pending visit with Mrs D Moran if Oak arrest They were accompanied by Miss Mary Moran who will visit in Omaha for two months The party will spend a week at Cheyenne Miss Twile Schueltz and Miss Lucile Olson are guests of Captain and Mrs M G Glockle at their summer home at Lorain HI Howard Pons has a nod from a two weeks motor trip through the southern states Mr and Mrs Harry Brandt and Mr and Mrs T H Daubenspeck motor to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and Read interesting points over the week Minor Stewart is in New York City on business Mr and Mrs G A Leonard of Canton Ohio are driving home today after spending the weekend the house guests of Mr and Mrs Cyrus Siegfried of Conewango Valley Heights A J Rockwell is in New York City

P. Moran Omaha Neb D. Moran Oak Mary Moran Cheyenne Twile Schueltz Lucile Olson M. G. Glockle Lorain Hie Loward Pons States Harry Brandt T. H. Daubenspeck Buffalo Niagara Falls Minor Stewart New York City G. A. Leonard Canton Ohio Cyrus Siegfried Coneéwango Valley Heights A. J. Rockwell Dissex Arlene Myxtle Abbott Olga Enganist Jametown N.Y Mary Hinedale Greenville Leo Schaffer Harry Stubey George Doniti Erie Charles White Warren Elizabeth Haupin Ellwood City Kennan Haupir Ina Dalrymple Cartie Davis Joseph Love Misa Margaret Hamilton Helen Dakin Eldred Buh Nettie Johnson John Anderson R- C. Davis Delmar Mickleson Phyllis Margaret Smith Chautauqua Charles D. Anglers George Beck Margaret Havland Wayne Youngstown David Wright Nixson Duhalis Charles Barrett Jamestown Herbert Davis Clyde Thorpe Mary Thorpe Eliza Mix Garfield Thomas Firth James Rosen Vosberg Barlow Colorado Yellowstone Richard Myers Callax E. Beker Sidna George Hall Etta Hatton Frank Abbott Mise Carritell E Swanson Ralph Richardson Donald Conklin Floyd "Obs Edinboro Normal

Prison Escape Attempt Wounds Guard at Maryland Penitentiary

Two inmates serving life and ten year terms for the Norris murder shot a guard during an escape bid at a Maryland penitentiary in Baltimore. Guard Albert Walker was wounded through the nose and in critical condition as another guard returned fire, wounding the escapees Charles Country Carey and Benjamin P. Sprager.

Baltimore Wiliam B. Norris Albert Walker Charles P. “Country Carey Benjamin P. Sprager Walker

Johnny Rawlings Sold to Millers in Minneapolis Deal

The sale of Johnny Rawlings, fielder for the Columbus Senators, to the Minneapolis Millers of the American Association was announced today in Columbus Ohio. The price was not disclosed. Rawlings formerly played for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Columbus Johnny Rawlings Columbus Senators Minneapolis American Association Rawlings Pittsburgh Pirates

Wofford Hotel in Miami Burns, Owner Dies in Fire

Totem B. Wofford, 55, a proprietor of the Wofford Hotel, perished when a fire destroyed the Miami building during the winter season. The blaze left him the only known occupant at the time. Also noted is a baseball item: Goslin hit a homer in the first inning for Washington.

Miami Fla Totem B. Wofford Wofford American Goslin Washington

Radio Program Highlights July 5 Schedule and Stations

Compiled by Unived Fra TUESDAY JULY 5 showcases include Shilkene's Orchestra and George Oleen's Mooi. Listings for MEG ATLANTIC CHERRY, DETROIT Slapbear Dre, NEWAMR, ATLANTA, PORT, and FORT WORTH feature hourlong broadcasts, dinner theater, orchestras, and musical programs across WEAF WEAR WGYX and affiliated stations with times, hosts, and program notes.

Detroit Newamr Ashe Oschentra Larinany Fwixe Gceady VGV Radio Cavalcade Artmouth HERON

Forest School Reunion and Town Social in Sugargrove

July visit by Dr and Mrs H W Current of Thorton West Virginia to Sugargrove accompanies a Forest School picnic and reunion drawing 175 attendees. L L Warner Niobe NY presided with praise for former pupils and a list of local towns represented. Church services featured sermons on gentleness and humility with a choir and offerings.

Bugargrove H. W. Current Thorton West Virginia Margaret Hamilton Current G. M. B.bradshaw Philadelphia Medical College Jersey City Hospital Sugargrove Forest School L. L. Warner Niobe N.Y Warner Ora Gates Mr. Whiting Byron Knapp B. F. W. Thorpe George Richardson Willis Crosby Vinia Warner Will Gorman Gerald Jamieson Millicent Warner Charlie Russell Picnic Association Warra Busti Westfield Jamestown Watts Flatts Union City

TOPICS TWO DRUNKS FINED

Two first offender drunks appeared before Justice Davis police court this afternoon and were assessed $5 and costs, a total of $7, and given 2 ten day suspended sentences in the county jail. MR. SMITH IMPROVED Friends of C H Smith, 304 Bass, will be glad to learn that Staite is quite seriously ill but somewhat improved over yesterday. Mr. Smith is suffering from an attack of gelope with complications. COUNTY ROAD I PROJECT Proposals for Route 4 in Pleasant and Brokenstraw townships will be opened at the State Capitol July 15, for grading and drainage. a $2,000 certified check must accompany each bid. CROSS CREATES EXCITEMENT The burning of a large cross opposite the grandstand at the Exposition grounds last evening caused a great crowd to surge as fireworks were shown. TROOPERS ARREST SPANIARD Charles Henry, a Spaniard, was arrested by state troopers at the Stumble Inn on the Warren Jamestown road for breaking into and despoiling a cash register. he is jailed awaiting a hearing.

Flossie Broughton Methodist Sunday School Américan Magazine Harold Knappenberger David Knappenberger Lazarus Peter Jesus God Margaret Smith Agnes Bleakley Presbyterian Church Raymond E. Muthard Lestie Anderson Dora Fredelius Nellie Sherrard Christy Haggerty Helen Thorpe Barcarolle Ty Scharwenka Ladies’ Aid Society The Margaret Hamilton Justice Davis Thic MR. Smith C. H. Smith Bass Staite State Capitol Pleasant Brokenstrawg Department of ‘Highways Exposition Grounds Charles Henry Warren-Jamestown Russell Nelson

Respite halts execution for Reymond Winter in Pa

Harrisburg July 5 Governor Fisher issued a respite delaying the execution of Reymond Winter Allegheny county murderer for the week of July 11 to the week of September 26 Winter, a street railway conductor, was convicted in the murder of Ellen Sabo age 5 and Alexander Sabo 7 An application for commutation was argued before the State Pardon Board last week and the board requested an alienist to examine Winter s mental condition

Harrisburg Reymond Winter Allegheny County Fisher Winter Ellen Alexander Sabo Dietrich Gardner

Market Stocks Overview Names of Major American Corporations

Readable fragments list a wide array of American companies across sectors including rail, oil, steel, automotive, chemicals, and tobacco. The text appears as an OCR compilation of ticker-like entries with many misspellings and truncated names such as Allied Chem and Dye, American Can, American Car Foundry, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Coca Cola, Standard Oil affiliates, and various regional firms. No cohesive narrative, just a roster of market actors and some standards like CURB MARKET references.

Industrials OFLS Allied Chem and Dye American Car Foundry American Locomnotive American Sugar American Sam Tobacco American Tel American Wooten E Anaconda Atchison Atlantic Refining Rabbin Locom Baltimore Oh Barnsdall Bethlehem Steel - California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Cerro de Pasco Chesapeake and Ohi Chicago Rock Island Mil St. Chile Chrysler Coca Cola _ Col Crucible Dodge Broz Wes Kennecott Copper Lehigh Vatley Pan American Pelsoiaune Penna Radio Corp Reading Republic Tran Iil Steel Union Skelly Southern Pavide Southern RK Standard Gas Ql Electric Stewart Warner - Studebaker Texas Corp Timken R. B. Tidewater Con Oil Union Oil Califor Union Pacific U.S Vanadium Wabasa Westinghouse

New York Produce Prices and Markets Report

New York produce markets show mixed activity with pork dull at 33.00 and lard steady in Middle West spot at 13.05. Sugar raw depot 46, refined 62, coffee Rio No 7 and Santos No 4 quoted, dressed poultry quiet with turkeys 25-46 and chickens 20-30. Live poultry inclines flat, butter steady with receipts 11,763, and cheese quiet with state whole and Young America prices noted.

New York Middle West Capone Long Island Young America Pacific Coast Renns

Buffalo Livestock Market Reports July 5

Buffalo New York July 5 stock receipts totaled 11 600 with strong market tone. Hogs weighed 250 to 350 pounds quoted at 8 76 to 10 00. 200 to 260 pound pigs $9 50 to 10. 60 to 200 pound hogs $9 75 to 10. 130 to 160 pound hogs $1 65. Cattle receipts 10 000 calves 350 market steady to 26 cents higher. Beef steers 32 25 to 32 78 light yearling steers and heifers 10 78 to 11 50. Beef cows 5 25 to 7 50. Cutter cows 5 25 to 5 00. Vealers 13 to 14.00.

Buffalo

Pittsburgh Officer Wounded By Negro Barricade Case

United Press reports Patrolman James Ferrell aged 58 was believed dying in Presbyterian hospital from two gunshot wounds in the left breast after stopping a man on the North Side early today. Anero is the suspect named in the incident. Ford reliability tour tech planes arrived in Columbus from Dayton this morning and will depart later for Cincinnati.

Pittsburgh United Press James Ferrell Presbyterian Hospital Anero Ohio Nortox Columbus Dayton Iafe Cintiati

Falls Over Rug Ends Life Of Benjamin Senofaky

Benjamin Senofaky 55 died after tripping over a rug and falling down stairs at his Philadelphia home. He suffered a broken neck and fractured skull in the accident. The brief report notes the fatal stumble occurred at the top step and cites United Press as the source.

Philadelphia United Press Benjamin Senofaky

Excursion Train Wrecks In New York City Area

A West Shore Railway employee in New York reports three killed and 10 to 12 injured as an excursion train wrecks near New York City. Unconfirmed reports state eight coaches overturned. up to 40 injured amid ambulances from Wick, Nyack, and Suffern. Passenger train bound for Weehawken collided with a freight at Benmountain and Long Talash near the Upstate naval arsenal at Tennyland.

New York West Shore Railway Iowa Haverstown N. Y Ben Mowntain Lona Talash Fox Haverstraw Upital States Suffern Weehawken West Shore J. R

Fourth of July toll rises with accidents and injuries

Westmoreland County and Altoona reports list several Fourth of July incidents. Chas Wagner, 20, Raggaley Pa, injured after parachute entanglement and 40 foot fall. In Altoona a multi car collision injures seven. in another case six people treated for fireworks related injuries. Kansas City toll includes eleven deaths and numerous injuries from drownings fires and autos.

Altoona Hospitalg Hers Kansas City

Deaths and Funerals for Little Robert Mack

Funeral services were held for four year old Robert Black son of R N Mack who died after a fireworks explosion at his father's Jackson Run home. Rev L M Bernard offered a comforting message, four pallbearers included Carlyle Svensen Maurice Ostergard Frederic Anderson and Robert Green. Bobby Mack, born May 30, touched many with his cheerful nature. Burial followed at Oakland Cemetery with abundant floral tributes.

Robert Mack Robert Black R. N. Mack Jackson Run L. M. Bernard Carlyle Svensen Maurice Ostergard Frederic Anderson Robert Green Bobby Mack Oakland Cemery

Card of Thanks for Floral Remembrances

I acknowledge neighbors and friends for beautiful floral pieces sent in memory of my father A Blanchard of Kinzus. I also thank Mr and Mrs English for their music and Bloomater for his services. Avon Mra M S avon Kinzus.

A Blanchard Kinzus

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