Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Warren Tribune in Warren, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1928

Page

5

Boxing Card Promoter Announces First Amateur Show

Harry Teets of the Warren Athletic Club named officials for the season opener at Roller Rink AuditoriumPennsylvania Ave west Warren. Referee Jack McDonald Jamestown. judges Kenneth Knoll Mirror and Willard Foley Tribune. announcer Harry Teets. timer Clarence Swanson Warren. Doors at 6:30, first bout 8:15. 12 bouts, 36 rounds. advance tickets at Madden Smoke Shop United Cigar Roller Rink.

Harry Teets Warren Athletic Club Roller Rink Pennsylvania Avenue West the Tribune Jack McDonald Jamestown Warren Kenneth Knoll the Mirror Willard Foley The Tribune Harry Teeta Clarence Swanson Madden United Cigar Store

Deaths and Funerals Charles L Carlson

Funeral services for Charles L Carlson were held at Gouldtown with Rev Martina Larson officiating. Songs were sung by Mrs E A Gustafson and Mrs Blick. Bearers included Arvid and others. Attendees from Warren, Ridgway, Sugargrove, Union City and nearby areas attended. Card of thanks from Ida Carlson and family and William A Carlson expresses gratitude for floral offerings and support after the loss.

Charles L. Carlson Gouldtown Martina Larson Swedish Baptist Church of Warren E. A. Gustafson Blick Arvid Harry Clarence Albert Hilmer Carlson Harry Pearson Sway Arthur Anderson Jennie Danielson Carl Johnson David Swanson Gust Arvidson Ridgway N. P. Nelson Sugargrove Harry Garlson Union City Fox Hill Akeley Frewsburg Merell Soule Company Charles Carlson Ida Carlson William A. Carlson

Tuberculosis Sputum Test and Lab Examinations

The article explains sputum examination as a key TB test. Tubercle bacilli appear as red rods under stained slides, confirming infection when found. False negatives occur early or late. additional tests are needed. State and city health boards offer free lab analysis. Medical students are trained in sputum testing for future patients.

Boards of Health

Levine to attempt nonstop flight to New York from Jacksonville

Charles A. Levine with Miss Mabel Bell and Wilmer Stultz began a nonstop flight from Jacksonville to New York at 10:30 a m in a Bellanca monoplane. Levine arrived in Jacksonville the day before from Palm Beach. A community chest check is listed as a loan.

Jacksonville Fla U. P Charles A. Levine Mabel Bell Wilmer Stultz New York Levine Palm Beach

Insurance Licenses Sought By Four Bradford Men

Four Bradford men Eugene L. Brown Claude Jones Stephen D Locke and William L Miller are listed as life section applicants for insurance licenses examinations set for Erie on March 17.

Bradford Erie Eugene L. Brown Claude Jones Stephen D. Locke William L. Miller

Maple Sugar Delivered to Kopf and Henry Store

Claus Carlson of Sugargrove delivered a batch of maple sugar to the Kopf and Henry store on Second Avenue yesterday. This marks the first maple sugar placed on the market in the area according to available reports. Gasbarre questioned by police regarding a bomb explosion at his home. his family unharmed. Gasbarre denies knowing any enemies seeking revenge. Roy Bell plans to open an animal farm named Wa To Na on the Pittsburgh Buffalo highway near Lakewood toward Jamestown, in May. name given by Chief White Horse Eagle at a National Wild Life Association meeting in Forestburg, New York. George Cowden elected president of Warren County Alumni of University of Pennsylvania. Harry Conarro ws named vice-president and Creed Erickson treasurer. Winthrop Williams retires as president. James Town private Albert Schlauch listed among Marines killed in Nicaragua. Amateur singers ages 18-25 may win music education prizes in National Radio Auction. finalists compete in New York City in December with prizes up to $5,000. Ray A. Smith injured by auto near Kane hospital. treated and discharged. Muscallonge pond planned at Bemus Point state fish hatchery. construction to start after ice leaves the lake.

Roy Bell H. F. Bell Melrose Place Pittsburgh- Buffalo Lakewood Jamestown Bell White Horse Eagle National Wild Life Association Forestburg N. Y Albert Schlauch N. C Sandino Nicaragua A. Atwater Kent Atwater Kent Foundation New York City

Concord teacher struck by BB airgun bullet in likely accident

A Concord school teacher named Corry was hit in the back by a BB airgun bullet. The incident appears accidental and under investigation.

Concord School Corry

Henry Ford plan to raise wages and reduce workweek

A 1910s style editorial argues higher wages and a five day week will turn workers into consumers, boosting auto and radio demand. It praises Henry Ford for reforms and predicts full industry development only if workers are paid enough to buy the goods they produce. It notes high wages and low prices as a key growth mix and contrasts Europe where only the rich own cars. It also mentions an ageing device used to age whiskey by bootleggers, causing harm.

Henry Ford Europe

High School Girls Glee Club to Perform Thursday

The High School Girls Glee club will give a concert Thursday evening at 8:15 at the Grace M. E. church on 3 12 81, inviting the community to attend and enjoy selections by the choir.

Grace M. E. Church

69th Wedding Anniversary Seen At First Movie

BLOOMSBURG PA March 15 Mr and Mrs B F Battin celebrated their 69th anniversary by attending their first motion picture last night as guests of a local theatre owner. Other items note a jail hearing for Anthony Gantz a recovered scarlet fever case and local community notices including spring baskets from a Cornplanter Indian, a Giants training update from Art Johnson, and high school observations by Dr Marie Woodring.

Bloomsburg B. F. Battin

Special Club Sandwiches and Salads Ad

New York restaurant promotes Club Sandwiches and salads with limited time offer dated March 14 1941.

New York

Society Party at Warren High School

At Warren High School last evening the grade 8 gymnasium class held a novelty party in the gym from six to nine o'clock. Chaperones were Leroy Yothers and the Misses Mary Davidson and Margaret Cummings. Returns from South Mrs W J Knupp of Fourth Avenue returned today from a trip to the south as guest of her son E R Wetmore of Gainesville Florida with friends. In Washington she visited friends and in Rahway New Jersey she called on her sister Mrs S C Bull. On the tenth Mrs Knupp attended an American Legion Auxiliary executive board meeting at the Penn Harris hotel in Harrisburg.

the Warren High School Leroy Yothers Mary Davidson Margaret Cummings South W. J. Knupp Fourth Avenue E. R. Wetmore Gainesville Florida

Entertaining Aid Society at Swedish Church Parlor

Mrs Charles Seaquist hosts the Ladies Aid of the Swedish Congregational church in the church parlors this afternoon. Refreshments follow the usual business and program.

Entertaining Aid Society Charles Seaquist Ladies’ Aid Swedish Congregational Church

Births announced for Stapher and Probst families

Mr and Mrs Charles Stapher of 308 Park street announce the birth of a son Wednesday at 7 PM, weight 6 pounds 6 ounces. Mr and Mrs Arthur Probst of Clarendon Heights welcome a son Thursday at 4 25 AM, weight seven pounds.

Charles Stapher Park Street Arthur Probst Clarendon Heights

High School Notes on Glee Club and Senior Play Plans

The Boys and Girls Glee clubs held rehearsals and a planned concert at First Methodist Church is set for 8 o clock with half the proceeds benefiting the club. Junior Chamber of Commerce met midweek, and senior play tryouts are slated for Thursday evening with tickets for The Patsy distributed to seniors.

First Methodist Church Youngsville

Senior class auction to raise funds for treasury

A local note states the group is urged to sell as many items as possible since the profit will be placed in the senior class treasury.

Man Drowns After Jump From Bridge Into Youghiogheny River

Conne ll sville March 18 An unidentified man drowned himself by jumping from a bridge into the Youghiogheny River here Wednesday authorities said the tragedy occurred on the Yough river live brief report from the scene with no further identification available.

Connellsville U. P

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. W. Galloway Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Alfred O. Herman Eastern Lines Baltimore C. H. Dyson Robert 8. Hall W. H. Short Hall Philadelphia Sherman H. Fletcher Renovo Pennsylvania Railroad Fletcher James Parker Hall Frewaburg Law School Chicago University Chicago Jamestown High School Cornell University Harvard Law School L. Showers Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture Claus Carlson Kopf and Henry Second Avenue Louis Gasbarre Saidgway Gasberre Kane Ray A. Smith Kane Hospital Kane-Sheffield William Nelson Smith Westport Muscallonge Pond A. P. Miller Bemus Point State Fish Hatchery Albany Conservation Department Wm. Hi. Cooper Liberty ST Warren, Pa Anthony Gantz Clark Street Clark E. Nelson F. L. Farr North Irvine Street Gantz Bobby Burns Willoughby Avenue First National Bank Art George Sarvis Library Theatre Art Johnson New York Giants Atlanta Johnson Marie Woodring Columbia University Warren High Conservatory of Music Pennsylvania National Guard France Pennsylvania George Washington Beary Charles G. Pearson Census Bureau Bynane W. J. Bynane State Highway Patrol Albion Irene Morse Gospel Workers Mission Church F. W. Soule Warren County Dairy Association Boys’ Glee Club Donald C. Anderson Paramount Entertainers Mullen Kodel Dry Saves Bank A A Zi Trust IT Company
Search Courier

Search the Warren Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Warren Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication