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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1928

Page

5

Dolphin Sues Over Misrepresented Land Deal in Equity Suit

James Dolphin of Irvine accuses Elory McKinney of Warren and his agent Charles Newgreen of misrepresentation in a land sale. Dolphin paid 100 down for 40 acres at 62.50 per acre totaling 2,500, but survey shows 22 acres with a mortgage held by John L. McKinney and others. Dolphin seeks mortgage satisfaction and a 22.85 acre warranty deed for 1,428.13, with Newgreen having offered a November 19 1926 sale and a right of way clause. Dolphin, now in Phoenix, Arizona, alleges McKinney refused the 22 acre transfer and the deed and mortgage satisfaction.

James Dolphin Irvine Elory McKinney Warren Whiting McKinney Charles Newgreen Brokenswan Township Dolphin Newgreen Purvey Dolphin Now Phoenix Arizona

Viscose Rayon Plant Planned at Meadville Sparks Whistles

Meadville reports public announcement of the final site for the Viscose Rayon silk plant. 305 acres will be purchased and the facility is expected to employ 550 men and 450 women upon completion. The dispatch notes local celebration with whistles and bells. The article also credits Congressman Thomas C. Cochran with securing a pension increase for Civil War veteran John Wallbridge of Pleasantville from 72 to 90 dollars monthly, noting Wallbridge is over 100 years old.

Meadville

Cripple Refused Permit to Sell Pencils on Borough Streets

A cripple visited police headquarters Saturday morning seeking permission to sell pencils in the borough. Permission was refused, authorities citing an ordinance that bars street solicitation.

Absence Acknowledged in Warren Community Chest Events

In Warren homes next week a familiar refrain will echo I won’t be home for dinner. Teams in the Community Chest campaign will report on each of the first four evenings with members expected to announce the line on Monday.

Warren Homes Community Chest Campaign Community Chest H. D. Kopf C. T. Conarre J. Crary

REBEKAH CARD PARTY FUNDRAISER AT ODD FELLOWS

The Lady Rebekahs held a socially and financially successful card party at the Odd Fellows Temple last evening. Proceeds support the Odd Fellows Home at Meadville. About eighty guests played bridge and five hundred with top scores by N. L. Farnsworth and Mrs. Carrie McManigal in five hundred, and Harold Radspinner and Mrs. Frank Wyman in bridge. Women organizers included Mrs. Harold Bradford Mrs. Cle Knapp and Mrs. Howard Kinlight refreshments were served.

Frank Wyman Harold Bradford Cae Knapp Howard Kin

Deaths and Funerals: Weaver and Lindell

Zachary Taylor Weaver aged 77 died at home in Clarendon after a two week illness. Survived by wife Theresa Ley Weaver two sisters Elizabeth Ferguson of Butler Mary Tate of Oil City one brother George of Bradford and two nephews Roland Ferguson of Youngstown and Zachary Tate of Oil City. Andrew A Lindell 72 died at home in Althon after a ten year residence there. Funeral at Lander on Tuesday at 2 pm with interment Foster cemetery. Survived by widow four sons Frances Anton Elmer all of Althon Lawrence of Youngsville one daughter Mrs Fred Cotterman of Sidicute two brothers Elmer Lindell of Lander and Peter Tindall of Grandia.

Zachary Taylor Weaver Clarendon Weaver Theresa Ley Weaver Elizabeth, Ferguson Butler Mary Tate Oil City George Bradford Roland Ferguson Youngstown Ohio Zachary Tate Andrew A. Lindell Althon Lander Foster Cemetery Mr. Lindell Frances Anton Elmer Lawrence Youngsville Fred Cotterman Sidicute Elmer Lindell Peter Tindall Grandia

Stolen prize white fowls shock Pleasantville area

Forty prize white feghorn fowls were stolen from the Charles Lord storm on the Pleasantville Titusville road Wednesday night. The brief item notes no arrests and gives the vicinity of the theft amid a list of local happenings and incidents.

Charles Lord Storm Pleasantville Titusville

Warren County Medical Society Meeting And Dinner

The Warren County Medical Society will meet Monday at four with dinner at six at the Conewango club hosts Drs. Floyd Schuler W H Shortt M T Smith and G H Vermilyea A regional conference will discuss medical care for the indigent sick involving Warren General hospital board county commissioners board of health and the society. Also Forest county court in Tionesta Monday before Judge D A Arird and a declaratory judgment in favor of Chester S. Allen West Penn Oil against Sterns Marshal H M Swick receivers and T Conatra with costs to be paid from North Penn Refining funds.

Medical Society Conewango Club Warren County Medical Society Floyd Schuler W. H. Shortt M. T. Smith G. H. Vermilyea Warren General Hospital Board County Commissioners Board of Health The Arird Chester S. Allen West Penn Oil Company Sterns Marshal H. M. Swick North Penn Refining Company T. Conatra Mr. Allen Mr. Conatra

Borah Fund Receives Boost For Sinclair Repayment Obligation

Washington March 27 U P The morning mail brought 376 for Senator Borah to swell his fund for repayment to Harry Sinclair for the Republican party's obligation of shame tied to Sinclair's 160000 campaign contribution. Major donations included 200 from former Senator William M Calder of New York and 100 from Homer L Loomis of Nebraska.

Washington U. P Morning Mail Senator Borah Harry Sinclair Borah Republican Party Sinlair William M. Calder New York Homer L. Loomis Nebraska

Fireman Dies After Train Crash Near Harrisburg

Luther Williams, 23, of Wilmington Delaware, fireman on a freight train, died at Harrisburg Hospital after a wreck that involved three freight trains and one passenger near Marsh Run. Engineer Levi Simmer, also of Wilmington, remained critically injured and unlikely to recover. Other injured were reported as recovering as railroad officials began an investigation.

Harrisburg U. P Luther Williams Wilmington Del Levi Simmer Williams Simmer Pennsylvania Railroad Marsh Run Washington Baltimore

Power Break Hits Borough Around 9:30 This Morning

John P. Feinstermacher of the Pennsylvania Electric company could not be reached to learn the cause of a power trouble noted in the borough about 9 30 this morning. Little information was available as crews worked to restore service. The incident disrupted Warren area utilities and prompted local inquiries.

Howard Thompson Tionesta California Joseph Thompson Los Angeles John P. Feinstermacher Pennsylvania Electric Company

High School Debaters Win as Girls Team Photos Spark

High School notes describe a debate where Kane and Warren led the negative side and the home team won. A large crowd witnessed a Girls Club picture session on Thursday, followed by a Friday afternoon basketball photo. The Sophomore Junior Senior League concluded with Lytte’s team defeating Dixon’s, and a Tuesday after school match with the second varsity looms.

Kane Warren Lytte Haveinng Dixon

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