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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1928
Page
9
In Tidioute on March 5 residents saw one of the heaviest snowfalls of the winter with over three inches. Route 66 traffic was hindered south to Newmanshire as Charles Jones operated a big snow plow through Friday night and Saturday, clearing many drifts. The road is now open and travel should be clear.
The Reverend J G Ginader of Epworth Methodist church delivered the second Lenten service at the Y W C A on the Alabaster Box theme from Matthew. He urged that all service, whether a kind word or a cup of water, is valuable in Christian work. Miss Agnes Wood presided and Miss Viola Lindmark sang No Night There with Miss Ethel Olson at the piano. A social hour followed. Time extended. Our offer on wiring your house with ten months to pay and an electric Matress free extended till April.
The Abbott Dairies plant finished its second ice cut, yielding 9 to 10 inch thick ice for the season. A March 7 meeting at Grange Hall will feature Olmstead and Dairymen’s Cooperative speakers on balanced rations and seed mixing. Church announcements cover M E and U B services, gatherings, and a parish meeting.
A suit over timber land ownership was heard in Justice W. H Brazee’s office with a decision expected by Tuesday. Locals include Mrs. Allen of Bradfid visiting Mary and Clara Slater. The Winola Class held a bake sale at J. H. Hurley’s store. Mrs. Arthur Casey returned to Dr. Hay’s sanitorium in East Aurora after a brief home stay, accompanied by Mrs. W. D. Smith who spent Friday night in Silver Creek. Mrs. S. Paul Weaver welcomes her mother Hannah Holmbery and nephew Junior Hanson for a few days.
Mrs F B Brown of 405 Poplar Street entertains her bridge club this afternoon. A light joke from a London Punch visitor about responsibility adds a humorous note. Community Chest dollars also stay in Warren, highlighting local fundraising.
In Blach California on March 5 a group paid $1 each at Minnie Madlin’s home to witness “spirit forms” of the dead. Detective Sergeant J J Pinnell bought a front row seat for $5 to hear better. After an empty cabin supposedly produced three departed mothers, Pinnell kicked a cabinet and the spirit answered with a punch that felled him. Mrs C C Allen, identified as the spirit, was arrested.
Rev. C T Greer of First Methodist leads the Lentex supper program as the All-Were club girls hostesses for the evening. It is federation and club night with club girls asked to attend at 5 45 o clock.
Irvine March 3 report of the W C T U meeting at the Methodist Church on February 23 led by president Margmel Johnson. Jello sale cleared 400 for the union. members praised work and displayed items for sale. Funds approved include 100 to Willard fund 100 to Stevens fund and 190 to the Union Signal. Nine members and visitors attended. collection reached 135. One new member welcomed.
Union members and friends promised to join soon at the church for a meeting with refresh ments served. Mrs Mable Patch and family visited locals while Mrs Howard Walters and daughter Shirley May of Pittsburgh spent days here with Mrs eve Walters. Mrs Louie Dehweitzer injured on ice and recovering at home. Miss Genevieve Hayes ill and hospitalized. her friends wish for speedy recovery. Wang Johnson recovered from grippe and will return to duties. William Abplanalp underwent tonsil operation and is doing well. James Dolphin left for Phoenix Arizona to work as a foreman at National Forge and Qhanance Co.
San Diego dispatch reports a self built monoplane crashed at Oldtown near Mahoney field killing five aboard. Builder-owner W. W. Bird was denied a pilot’s license two weeks earlier for incapability. Passengers Chester Kite, Teste Ps, Thomas and Chis ford Dille died instantly. Ralph Craig died after removal from wreckage. Inquest expected today.
Herbert Rose, 22, of Bistel Pa, a motorman and father of five, was held without bail in Philadelphia after being identified as the padlock burglar terrorizing North Philadelphia stores. He allegedly locked the doors with a padlock and then fled after threatening cashiers and stealing from registers.
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