Barber Fined Five Dollars and Placed on Probation
Fred Barber was fined five dollars and placed on three years probation for liquor law violations. He must report to a probation officer every Saturday for six months and then on call. During probation police may inspect his residence without notice. The judge noted Barber’s war record and questioned his army service. Defense attorney filed a nol pros and did not call witnesses. Barber was arrested May 21 in a raid on a Pennsylvania Avenue hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barber
D. A. Arird
Barber
Arird
C. E. Bordwell
Richard Walker
Marne
C. M. Shawkey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Weather delays Earhart Atlantic flight from St Johns
Dense fog and easterly wind postpone Amelia Earhart's attempt to England in the Friendship. Cape Race coast shrouded by low clouds and cool temps hinder takeoff prospects into Sunday. Meanwhile Mabel Bell's bid to begin across the Atlantic is delayed by more days of bad weather at Roosevelt Field. Levine plans runway use for the Columbia when it starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
N. F
Amelia Earhart
England
Cape Race
New York
Miss Mabel Beil
Ocean
Atlantic
Miss Bell
Mabel Bell
Weather Bureau
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Henry B. Clark
Roosevelt Field
Levine
Old Orchard
Naval flyer killed in crash of plane
Lieutenant Homer Wil of Norfolk Virginia was killed and Harry EB Riker a seaman was seriously injured when their navy seaplane went into a tailspin and crashed at Capetown Rhode Island. Lieutenant Wilkinson who arrived on the Concord flagship of the destroyer squadron was making a flight in a new navy seaplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
U.P
Homer Wil
Norfolk
Harry EB. Riker
Capetown
R. I
Wilkinson
U.S. Concord
Live Topics of the Day Highlights Local News
Glare Hanmore and P. F. Peabody passed life saving tests at the Y M C A last night swimming 300 yards with strokes. They will be presented with a badge emblem and certificate. Three men were given lodging and meals by the American Legion Thursday. Ben Kinnear says an average of three men a week have been assisted by the Legion over nine months, mostly ex servicemen. C M Mahood moved to new quarters in the Exchange block. Judge D A Arnd appointed Warren National Bank guardian for Mrs Rose Harmon. bond set at 215 000. Judge Arnd approved H J Eaton as constable for Grand Valley borough. Marriage license issued to Harry C Goldner and Elsie D Block. Oil City School Board proposes new public speaking course and larger music staff. Pilot Paul Charles repairs a broken wheel strut at 2,000 feet over Gettysburg and lands safely. A J Hazeltine improving after Buffalo trip. Nineteen Mt Jewett seniors diploma. 3rd Battalion will meet in Franklin. 14 Warren men to attend. Excel Animal Circus comes to Corry next week. Warren Board of Education adjourned meeting Monday. Dewey J Champlin dies from earlier car injuries. State loans $400,000 to Pete Magaro from retirement fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ben Kinnear
Legion
Billies Arrive for Warren Police Department
Two gas billies and eight car tridges ordered weeks ago by the Borough Council Police Committee arrived in Warren Saturday morning. The billies are produced by Federal Laboratories Inc., Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Committee
Police Department
Warren
Federal Laboratories, Inc
Pittsburgh
Sullivan arraigned on assault charges in bail set
Edward J. Sullivan of Chestnut Street was arraigned Friday evening before Justice Clark E. Nelson on assault and battery and making threats. He furnished bail of 2000 dollars for a hearing scheduled Thursday morning June 14 at ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Sullivan
Chestnut Street
Clark E. Nelson
100th Birthday Grudge Keeps Miss Halsey Single
Asbury Park New Jersey June 9 Miss Sarah Halsey celebrated her 100th birthday saying she never married and still holds a grudge against men. The note appears in a Tribune advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. Y
U.P
Sarah Halsey
Titusville Names New School Leader and Reinstates Teachers
Principal G Arthur Stetson of the Titusville Public Schools was elected to succeed Norman Kuntz who resigned. At a Friday school board meeting three of twelve teachers dropped by the board in April were reinstated. Paul J Murphy is named the new principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Arthur Stetson
Titusville
Norman Kuntz
Paul J.murphy
Warren Relief to Seek Subscriptions for Memberships
Warren Relief Association to raise funds via memberships due to ongoing deficits from war bills and delayed Community Chest installment. May 1928 expenses doubled 1927 and quadrupled 1926. Membership levels range from regular to sustaining. checks may be sent to president or treasurer, with listed directors and chairman Mrs. H R Fisher. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Relief Association
Community Chest
Associate
H. R. Fisher
Market Street
W. W. Marks
Robert Hale
H. H. McConnell
L. W. Dennison
Harry Bell
W. J. Knapp
J. O. Parmlee
M. W. Ball
Walter Heasley
Margaret Mooney
George Frantz
Henry Taylor
Harry Granquist
C. W. Benjamin
West
M. J. Chrisman
Argument Court Set For Thursday Divorce Hearings
Several divorce actions will be heard at a session of argument court on Thursday.
Deaths and Funerals in Warren Area
Mrs Alfred McClelland died at Pak Vaise after a long illness. Survived by husband, daughter Marion, parents Mr and Mrs Gates, sister Mrs Stuart Custer. Funeral from home Monday 2 PM. Interment Polk cemetery. Former Warren residents. Emma S Jackson dies at 536 Crescent Park aged 52 after brief illness. Survived by sons Raymond and Alfred, daughters Elizabeth and Florence, Mrs R J Bonace, grandson Robert Bonace, and siblings. Service Monday 2:30 PM at home, Rev C A Dennig officiating. Interment Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred McClelland
Pak, Vaise
Marion
Mes Gates
Stuart Custer
Warren
Polk Cemetery
McCleland
Emma
Jacksson
Emma Schafer Jackson
Crescent Park
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Newfoundland
Naval Flyer
Mullen
Hanmore
P. F. Peabody
M. C
C. M. Mahood
Harvey & Carey's
Warren National Bank
Rose Harmon
Earl Beshlin
Grand Valley Borough
H.J. Eaton
Jackson
Danelia Wilder
Harry Charles Goldner
Elsie Dorothy Block
Buffalo
Oil City
Gettysburg
Paul Charles
Charles
Stu
Hazeltine
A. J. Hazeltine
Mt. Jewett High School
I. C. C. F. Hall
112Th Regiment
Pennsylvania National Guard
Franklin
Kane
Bradford
Corry
Excel Animal Circus
Loretta
Lady Moore
South Side
Warren Board of Education
Fentonville
Dewey J. Champlin
Jamestown
Niagara-Lockport and Ontario Power Company
Jamestown General Hospital
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Samuel Lewis
Pete Magaro
State Employees’ Retirement Fund
The
Tribune
Bair
Marcelling
Anna K. Lawson
Penna. Ave
Clarendon, PA
Clarendon
Peerless Garage
Willys-Knight-Overland Sales and Service
Clarendon Hardware
Huber Market & ‘Ocery
W. G. McCloskey
Kandy
H. R. Herrick
Red & White
E. L. Meddock
Spencer’s
Clarendon Heights
Edna E. Taylor
Edgar B. Davis
Brockton
Mase
Erd Luling
Tex
Davis
Pittsfield Inn
Youngsville
Comer
Liberty
Second Streets
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