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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1928

Page

11

New Company to Open Brick Plant at Youngsville

A group of New Castle men are in town to organize a brick company in Youngsville. Plans include a permanent organization, new office, and electric-powered machinery to produce bricks with a modern process. The venture has generated strong local interest amid past plant reorganizations.

NEW Company Youngsville New Castles

Revival Meetings Grow in Mayburg with Special Singing

Mayburg Mayburg March 7 revival meetings draw growing interest with Rev Whitford delivering sermons and Rev and Mrs Collins leading singing. Guests from Fellettville and Kellettville visited, birthdays celebrated, and various families hosted dinners. A Pennsylvania Day program at the school featured multiple readings, songs, and histories of Pennsylvania.

Collins C. G. Whitford Ed Merchant Dnner Bruny Case Andy Snyder Warren Long Pennsylvania Origin Monabelle Ro Lwers Bercise William Penn John Miechegko Matha Highfield Ela Cochran Lvania Mammals William ‘Taylor Frank Dunke Feniylvenia Industries Keith Babb Gladys Dur?le Pennslvania Henry Howard Gladys Silvis Highfield Heigh Ha Edmond Campbell Gladys Dunkle America Perry Howard Ball Town Hill Emil

Flaming Arrow Teepee Singers at Swarthmore Chautauqua program

Tidioute March 7 Tuesday evening entertainment featured the Flaming Arrow Teepee Singers in native songs and dances including the Hopi Stake Dance and Eagle Feather Dance. They recently performed at the Wisconsin Dells ceremony. The group, with stage names Blue Cloud Eagle Feather and Flaming Arrow, graduates of Haskell Indian School, highlighted the closing night. Basketball Tonight: Tidioute Indies vs Packard Five Oil City at 8:15 on the Tidioute court. expected to be a top matchup of the season.

Tidioute Eventra Swarthmore Haskali Indian School Tidiute Indies Packard Five Oil City Tidioute Court

Dairymen Meet Saturday at Sugar Grove

The Sugargrove branch of the Dairymen League Cooperative Association will meet at 2 00 PM Saturday March 10 at the home of Mr and Mrs A S Stauffer discussion will cover the work of the Veterinarian Refreshments. The event is part of a local series of community notices and social announcements.

Dr. Olmsted State College C. A. Boutelle Dairymen’s League Philadelphia Martin Sugar Grove Sugargrove Dairymen League Cooperative Association A. S. Stauffer

Cole Hill Friday trip and church notes at Cole Hill

Glenn Eastman and B C Camp drove to Garland with a feed load delivered by Youngsville Milling Company G N Wentworth and son Ralph were in Garland on business Cole Hill school closed due to illness of teacher Miss Gladys Culver Glenn Eastman attended a school meeting at Pittsfield E L Martin and son Ellis visited Youngsville on Saturday A letter from Ernest Krebnick Warren and Forest counties urges Sunday school work and asks Cole Hill readers to propose meeting details Family and community updates conclude with notice that Community Chest dollars are all spent in Warren

Cole Hill Glenn Eastman B.C. Camp Garland Youngsville Milling Company G. N. Wentworth Ralph Eana Benedict F. L. McChesney Ernest Martin Gladys Culver Pittsfield E. L. Martin Ellis Youngsville Ernest Kaebnick Warren Forest Counties Kaebnick Ernest Krebnick

Garland Leap Year Birthday Disappoints Neighbors in Tribune

Richard Haller could not celebrate his Leap Year birthday on February 2 due to bad weather and missed plans. The Grange sponsored the event which promised a large turnout, and greetings were sent to Mr Haller. Other items note serenades for newlyweds Ray Culver, a daughter’s February 28 birthday celebrated March 2, and various local visits and spring hints as maple sap begins to rise in the area. Community life and local visits fill the week in Youngsville and nearby towns.

Richard Haller iIners Taller Ray Culver Wilihon Mune Munn

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener Promises Natural Color

Readers are told Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, a ready to use hair darkener, restores natural color and luster to faded or gray hair. A large bottle costs 75 cents, applied with a sponge to one strand at a time, yielding darker, glossier hair by morning and after repeated use.

Wyeth

Members of School Board Face Arrest in Vaccination Case

Gettysburg Pa March 8 The five members of the German township school board face arrest for violating state vaccination laws after a physician ordered two pupils home for no vaccination and a board member ordered their return. Informations filed against Roy J. King William M. Lemmon Ralph R. Ruggles Clayton Harger and Harry L Baier by State health department inspector George A Strine set hearings for March 17.

Gettysburg U. P German Township Littletown Roy J. King William M. Lemmon Ralph R. Ruggles Clayton Harger Harry L. Baier George A. Strine State Health Department

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