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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
5
Principal Floyd Bathurst announces 37 Warren High School students earned first six weeks Honor Roll with averages of 90 percent or higher. Freshmen lead with 16 honorees, including 10 girls. seniors total eight, eight students overall. juniors seven, sophomores six. Names list read by class.
London dispatch reports a small detachment of Star Ibn Sadu's Mohammedan fundamentalist tribes crossed the Transjordanian frontier and captured villages. The Exchange Telegraph quoted British sources.
Charles A. Le Vine selects his partner for a westward Atlantic crossing in a modified Golden Hue II monoplane named Adventure. Miss Mackey, English aviation pioneer and actress, teams with Hinchliffe, a veteran Imperial Airways pilot with war record. Plane includes extra tanks and buoyant fittings for potential water landings and a 90 mph cruise.
Funeral notices from Warren area list Timothy J Foley of 23 Prospect Street dying at home. Service at Holy Redeemer Church with Rev Patrick W O’Brien at 10 am Saturday, burial at St Joseph Cemetery. Foley born 1868 in Warren. 59. Survived by widow Elien McMahon Foley, three sons, three brothers, one sister. Also notices for Mrs Vernon Carter, Miss Anna Tuttle, Charles Glenwood Lobdell, Mrs Susan Marley, plus a card of thanks from Lobdell family.
Several downtown shops will remain open until 9 pm to celebrate the spring style opening night. Erie police recover $200 in clothing stolen from Sullivan and Lewis store in Union City. Hugh C. Howe of Corry sues for $700 due to an auto crash near Union City on October 31, 1926. The regular argument court scheduled for March 19 is continued to March 21 at 10 am by order of Judge And. Freehold township road tax set at 20 mills with a $396,387 assessed valuation and $24,000 debt. 65 miles of road. Troop 8 Boy Scouts hold a Friday evening inspection at First Presbyterian Church with E. F. Huber. Cook Forest drive appeals for $18,000 more to complete purchase of the tract in Clarion Forest and Warren counties, the last virgin timber area in the U S.
The second scout court of honor will be held at the First Presbyterian church at 7 o'clock Thursday night.
Warren police continued looking today for an unidentified man who halted several Jefferson building students en route to a sewing class. The man wearing overalls questioned the girls as they walked west on Third Avenue and no report reached headquarters for hours after the incident.
Pittstretch resident J. E. Summerson visited the court house today. He is listed among local residents seen at the courthouse during the afternoon.
Tony Miller of Clarendon told police his Chevrolet was damaged at 9 30 this morning when struck by a truck on the Glade bridge. Fenders and running board damaged. Police referred him to the state highway patrol. incident occurred outside the borough.
Andrews drawn as a juror Wednesday in Pittsburgh for the United States District Court panel that will open in Erie on March 39.
Miss Hazel Stellan, 18, a blonde, helped police arrest three youths charged with robbing the U S armory at Ridgway. Vincent Rohrback and Lavern Rohrback of Ridgway and Richard Galperin of Rochester face $1,000 bonds for stealing several army pistols and cash. The Rohrbacks and the girl were acquainted. Community Chest dollars stay in Warren.
Joseph A Carver a Warren native and pioneer descendant died at Clifton Springs on March 4 and was buried in Oakland Cemetery. Born April 21 1842 he left Warren at 21 to work in draying with his father. A Kentucky Military Academy graduate he helped drill the Bucktails regiment in the Civil War. He spent later years in Clifton Springs.
A fire in the Kennett square district of Philadelphia caused about 20000 dollars in damage. Three firemen suffered cuts and bruises when a floor collapsed, sending them to the cellar.
For Rent EIGHT ROOM house East Third aves nue. Property of Francis Wright. For information call Wim H Wright at 14520 or 1505 after 5 p.m. 3-B-ft ROOM house with bath and electric lights. Also seven room flat, 3-8-6.
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