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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1928
Page
3
Montana, famed for ferocious roles, appears in a comedic take on Bringing Up Father and The Crowd at the Library for three days starting today. James Murray and Eleanor Boardman portray a couple whose happiness emerges through disillusionment in Cosmopolitan film adaptation.
The Escape will be shown at the Columbia Theatre today instead of The Wizard due to a shipment mistake. The Wizard will be shown on arrival, with Thursday and Friday scheduled at the Library Theatre. Jiggs and Polly Moran head the cast with Marie Dressler and others, directed by Jack Conway at MGM. Hoot Gibson stars in A Trick of Hearts at the Columbia Saturday with Georgia Hale and a wide supporting cast directed by Reaves Eason.
Chicago detectives hunted Charles Limpy Cleaver, leader of a gang that pulled the $133,000 Great Park mail robbery last February, after he escaped from DuPage County jail with four companions. Cleaver fled in jail keeper Edgeton's car after a raid on the sheriff's office and seizing weapons.
Mrs. Russell Peck of 109 St Clair Street was slightly injured when her sedan collided with Norman Bownyard’s sedan near Clarendon on Saturday. Pedestrian reports varied. Peck said her car pulled into a gas station, while Bownyard claimed both cars were on the road. No arrests. a hearing is set before Justice Clark Nelson.
The program lists Library week nights with Crowd Life, Bringing Up Father on select days, Vaudeville acts on weekends, and film features The Escape, The Lovelorn Comedy Tropics A Trick of Hearts with Hoot Gibson, plus Daredevil’s Reward.
King Vidor's Metro Goldwyn Mayer drama The Crowd portrays the American middle class with realism and emotional depth. Eleanor Boardman and James Murray lead a large cast in scenes shot on location at Niagara Falls and a Cony Island replica, after a year of production.
Mrs Frances Musoposka of Logans Ferry was arrested in Arnold Pa after taking flowers from eight graves to place on her baby's grave. She was released by Burgess Harry Koessler following a severe reprimand.
Madame Bess palmist offers readings to answer questions about success in business love marriage divorce lawsuits and other matters. Readings claim to remove evil influences and provide confidential guidance. Hours are 9am to 5pm at 115 Water Street near Penna Ave.
Memorial service conducted by the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges in Youngsville featured speaker Rev S T Davison and included readings for members lost during the year. About 15 lodge members were carried to the cemetery for a graveside ceremony with Rebekah rites and floral tributes. Janet Henry to graduate from Wilson College with top honors in 1928, daughter of Charles and Mrs Henry, a longtime Pennsy Station foreman in Youngsville. Seniors on Washington trip report sunny weather and a 42 member group enjoying zoo visits and hotel rooms. United Brethren program followed morning services bounding a pleasant community event.
The M E church held a Children’s Praise service with strong attendance for Sunday School Day. The program featured flowers on the platform, songs, a daisies drill, and a sermon by Rev S T Davison on the Feeding of the Five Thousand. A baptism followed and a children’s day song closed the service. An evening Men’s Brotherhood dinner and discussions of aims and plans were announced, with plans for the Orange and Red Circles and a high school prom attendance noted.
Hickory community updates note Garden making slowed by last week rain. Mr and Mrs Sessions of Chicago and Mr Clarence Deeter of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs H Husted Sunday and Monday. Youngsville residents expect garden tasks to resume if weather stays favorable. Classified ads mentioned.
The Warren Tribune offers a full color 21 by 28 inch new map of Europe with up to date boundaries and currencies. It includes statistics on areas populations debts coinage railroads and more and is available only through this paper for ten cents plus postage.
The page presents a jumbled sequence of crossword clues spanning horizontal and vertical entries. It blends questions on literature, mythology, geography, language, and science with partial garbled wording and stray characters.
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