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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1928

Page

2

Scout Camp Plans Move Ahead In Warren County

Scout office hums as executive lays camp preparation for Camp Oniseed from July 16 to August 4. Frank C. Roud heads the project with G. W Olmsted, detailing routes, construction by Rotary Kiwanis Lions, stockade cabins, and new facilities to support instruction, recreation, and medical care for dozens of Scouts.

Boy Scout Warren County Frank C. Roud G. Wolmsted First National Bank Roud Five Corners East Fifth Avenue Jackson Avenue Glade Germany Camp Scandia Cornplainter Rotary Choir Bilding Kiwanis Club Conewange Club Lions Club Ludlow Court of Honor

Old Palace Roofs And Prophetic Pieties In A Bleak Rant

A sweeping, opinionated column links preservation zeal with vanity and frames a string of provocative, disjointed observations. It touches Hoover era politics, Joan of Arc imagery, Chang Tso Lin, astrology, English social customs, aviation defense talk, potato history, and anti communist warnings, ending with a jab at free speech.

Births in City Announce Several New Arrivals

Mr and Mrs Paul Stoddard announce a daughter born at Maternity Hospital weighing six pounds. Mr and Mrs W T Allis announce a son born last Friday weighing 0.2 pounds named William Alfred. Mr and Mrs Henry Benson announce a daughter born Saturday at 1 am weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Mr and Mrs Edwin Flick announce a son born Sunday at 3 30 am weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. Mr and Mrs Eugene McNally announce a son born at 10 50 this morning weighing 8 pounds 1% ounces.

Paul Stoddard Jackson Street Maternity Hospital W. T. Allison Franklin Street Wiliam Alfred Henry Benson Carver Street Edwin Flick Prospect Street Eugene McNally Pennsylvania Avenue East Son

Attendance at Daily Vacation Bible School Grows

Thirty two new scholars enrolled at the Daily Vacation Bible school this morning. Four teachers were away today and more volunteers are urged to help tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. at the First Presbyterian church. Enrollment rises daily and two more directors are needed to oversee gym work at Methodist and Baptist churches. Directors should contact Rev. Dornheim at 1175.

Dornheim First Presbyterian Church Methodist Batist Dornhein

Car Runs Away With Woman Injuries Barely Averted

Mrs Bion F Hall of 10 Fifth avenue west escaped injury Saturday night when a Chevrolet coach backing across Oneida avenue damaged the porch steps and two brick pillars at the Messerly residence 213 Oneida avenue. Her foot touched the starter and the car rolled in reverse with the ignition on before stalling on a freshly planted lawn.

Bion F. Hail Fifth Avenue West Oneida Avenue Birs. J. QO Messerly

Astrologer Kaufmann Addresses Rotary on Business Read Character

J Kaufmann, hand writing expert and character reader, spoke at the Rotary club about Astrology for the Business Man. He claimed sun ray influences are known and that a business executive can judge a man’s character from how he moves and writes. Attendees included three guests and officers for the new year were announced. Three injuries reported in Rochester Pa auto collision as a car struck by another at a street intersection.

J. Kaufmann Rotary Club Kaufmann Rotarians A. H. Enable Chester Robert R. Lewis Condersport Earl R. Anderson Jamestown Ray Steber Win Slocum Jim Hazeltine Paul Braunschweiger Will Bennett Rochester Joeph C. Seick Ambridge Shirley Fred M. Vircen

In and Out of Town Visitors at Water Street Home

Arthur E. Smith of Roxane Petroleum Tulsa is visiting his parents at 400 Water Street. Mr and Mrs H E Sterling, recently married in Pittsburgh, are guests at the Smith home on Water Street. Mrs Bertha W Lyons of Fifth Avenue West, State Department president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, leaves tomorrow for Harrisburg to preside at the state encampment June 14 to 16.

Arthur E. Smith The Roxane Petroleum Corporation Tulsa Okla Mrs A. J. Smith Water Street H. E. Sterling Pittsburgh Mrs. Sterling Bertha W. Lyons Fifth Avenue West State Department Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Harrisburg W. A. Gager Sanitary Water Board State Department of Health Allegheny River Gager Warren

PLAN TRIP TO EUROPE FOR TWO WOMEN

Mrs. William G. Gibson of 112 Pioneer street and her sister Mrs. Maude W. Brown of Jamestown sail from New York on June 23 aboard the S. S. Transylvania for Scotland. Gibson plans a year abroad. Brown returns in September. Also, the Rev. John Selander plans to sail for Sweden with his family late in June.

Europe William G. Gibson Pioneer Street Maude W. Brown Jamestown New York Transylvania Scotland

Dorothy C Smith Weds Homer E Sterling in Pittsburgh

A wedding was held last Wednesday at the First Baptist Church of Pittsburgh as Dorothy C Smith daughter of A J and Mrs Smith became the bride of Homer E Sterling son of Mr and Mrs C A Sterling of Conneautville Pastor C Wallace Petty officiated in the presence of friends A reception followed at Webster hall The couple will honeymoon at Booth Bay Harbor Maine before making their home at 6556 Darlington Road Pittsburgh Mrs Sterling a graduate of Carnegie Institute of Technology School of Fine Arts and Mr Sterling an advertising designer instructor there.

First Baptist Church of Pittsburgh Dorothy C. Smith A. J. Smith Water Street Homer E. Sterling C. A. Sterling Conneautville C. Wallace Petty Martha Middleton Reeves Louisville Arthur E.smith Tulsa Oklo Pride R. W. Ellsworth Webster Hall Myr School of Fine Arts Carnegie Institute of Technology Sterling

Hoover Fight Drives Convention Drama in Kansas City

The convention nears as Herbert Hoover becomes the central issue with heavy organizing by Hoover forces. Kansas City hosts thousands amid electric lights and torchlight plans while Mellon and Pennsylvania delegates weigh their 79 votes. Everett Sanders and other officials avoid discussing President Coolidge ahead of the convention opening.

Kansas City Herbert Hoover Hoover James W. Good Corn Belt Wheat States Iowa Coolidge Mellon Pennsylvania ST. Louis of the Treasury Andrew W. Wel‘son Melon Fisher United Press Saunders Everett Sanders Sanders

Kansas Delegation Backs Anti-Criticism Of Coolidge

Kansas Republicans at the national convention vote unanimously to instruct their resolutions committee member to oppose any criticism of President Coolidge. William Allen White suggests the move signals opposition to the McNary-Haugen farm bill’s equalization fee.

Sanders Coolidge Kansas City Kansas Resolutions Committee William Allen White Hilles Jaume Charles D. Hilles New York Hoover Mellon Afellon Secretary of Commerce Alice Longworth Alice Roosevile Longworth Herbert Hoover White House Longworth Goff West Virginia Curtis U P Smeot Utah

Organization of Zonta Club at Olean

A new Zonta club was organized at Olean with attendees from Buffalo Lockport Warren and Jamestown. Miss M A Johnson presided after a dinner at the Stratton hotel for 45 guests. Presentations included the gavel by Miss Elizabeth Gibson and remarks by Miss Mae Sickman and Miss Nell Wallard.

Zonta Club Olean Buffalo Lockport Warren Jamestown M. Asenath Johnson Stratton Hotel Our Isabelle Brugge Jamestown Gad Mae C. Sickman Nell Wallard Elizabeth A. Gibson Jamestown Zontians Marie E. Whipple Florence Sachs Buffalo Club National Classification Committee Alice Davis Warren Club Miss Davis Ethene Jessie Knight Florence Kennett Jean Lott Edith MecCalmont

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