A Hero for a Night at the Columbia theater
The comedy follows Hiram Hastings a taxi driver who builds a home made plane to impress Miss Sloan in a farcical romantic plot. Glenn Tryon plays the wise cracking aviator with Patsy Ruth Milek as the clever foil in a lively Columbia feature praised for humor and charm.
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Columbia
Columbia Theatre
Glenn Tryon
Russia
Patsy Ruth Milek
William James Craft
Harry Hoyt
Bury McIntosh
Lloyd Whitlock
Bob Milash
Ruth Dwyer
Tryon
Hiram Hastings
Misa
Miller
Miss Sloan
Hiram
Bliss Sloan
Record Number of Scouts Advanced at Court of Honor
The Warren Council held a court of honor Thursday evening reviewing 42 boards and advancing a record number of scouts. Nine earned first class and thirty second class ranks, with many named from troops 1 3 8 13 14 33 36 and others. Local leaders and fourteen district boards supported the event at First Presbyterian Church.
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Warren Council
First Presbyterian Church
Doys
Charles DeForest
Robert Landers
Woodrow Park
Theodore Engle
Lewis Clark
Vernon Johnson
Neil Sharp
Kenneth Sherry
Russell Jefferson
John Allen
Richard DeLong
Willard Briggs
James Carson
William DeForest
Robert DeLong
Arthur Dickinson
Howard Larson
Ralph Lindgren
Harold McKale
Kenneth Merritt
Paul Reynolds
Joseph Tellier
William Burke
Elmer Christenson
Donald Eckland
Theodore Smith
Wood into metal claims by Vladimir J Einstein
Vladimir J. Einstein demonstrates a process before the Air Ministry of England to convert wood into metal. If substantiated, the method would coat substances in a metal bath to yield five to ten times stronger material, waterproof and three times more durable, for use in a new British semi rigid airship envelope.
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Vladimir J. Einstein
Air Ministry of England
Einstein
Flash Baked Goods Daily at the Oroleta
Daily flash baked goods advertised at the Oroleta with delivery at 4 00 PM and a contact telephone number 355. The message notes a 21 d5 reference likely a street or code.
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Oroleta
Library Friday City Gone Wild Crooks Amateur Night
A brief listing highlights two programs at the Columbia cinema circuit with Friday schedule featuring Crooks and Amateur Night and a Saturday show Wolf Fangs plus a Western comedy titled A Hero For a Night Comedy in the Air Flying A Ranch.
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Wolf Fangs
Altoona Man Held on Charge of Check Forgery
Harrisburg March 23. Gustave B. Burzie 27 of Altoona is held in Dauphin County Jail in default of $1,000 bail on forgery charges after presenting a $500 worthless check drawn on a Williamsport bank. He allegedly forged the name of GC. T. Sheffer of Dorwart.
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Harrisburg
U. F P
Gustave B. Burzie
Altoona
Dauphin County
Burzie
Williamsport
Aune
GC. T. Sheffer
Dorwart
U S Conference Held at Russell
The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association adult division held its county conference at the M E church in Russell. U S Cridland spoke on adult Bible class needs and winning people to Christ. Rev A B Brubaker addressed on honoring God in the home. The county superintendent Rev A A Swanson led the event and Cridland stayed as guest of Brubaker family.
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H. C. Cridland
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Warren County
M. E
Russell
Cridland
A. B. Brubaker
County Association
Jr. Cridland
A. A. Swanson
Mr. Brubaker
Dayton
Ohio
Pavanis Company Offers Gasoline Prize for Shakespeare Quote
A contest offers five gallons of gasoline to the author of the first correct answer, mailed to Pavania Oil Co. Warren Pa, with answers printed next week. The quoted line from Julius Caesar appears in the March 16 edition. The first winner was Mrs Ernest Denman of Russell.
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Pavania Oil Co
Warren
Tribune
Pavanis Company
Ernest Denman
Russell
Rev McIntyre to Speak Sunday at U B Church Here
Rev L A McIntyre known to many Warren residents will present an illustrated talk on Physical Religion at the United Brethren Church Sunday evening at 7 20. He is general superintendent of the Physical Religious Forum and has lectured across Ohio Indiana and Illinois. The talk, shown with film slides, outlines rules for a clean strong healthy life and links bodily health to spiritual life. The lecture has wartime service ties and leadership of the Social Hygiene Department of the S M C A in the Third Army.
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L. A. MecIttyre
Warren
United Brethren Church
McIntyre
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Matthews
L. A. McIntyre
French German Kickers Meet in Hanover First Postwar Game
The first football match between French and German teams since World War I was held in Hanover with high interest. To prevent trouble, Major H. E. Wilkins of the London Rugby Union officiated as referee. Also noted is a European plan for noctovision aiding ground observers to detect hostile aircraft after dark by beaming invisible light and tracking movements.
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Hanover
Germany
H. E. Wilkins
London Rugby Union
Aces Up Chapter Four: Camels vs Albatross over Belgium
In August 1918 three Sopwith Camels chase a German Albatross over Zevecote and Ostende. Captain Brown Ingalls and Lt H C Smith press the attack at 19,000 feet, AA fire erupts, the Albatross goes down in flames while the attackers escape. The piece recalls subsequent missions near Witkerke and Ostende with heavy exchanges and 490 rounds fired.
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Iagalls
Ingalls
Colin Brown
H. GC. Sosith
Zerecote
Ghistelles
Dixmude
Ostende
Zevecote
E. A
Brown
H.C. Smith
Golin P. Brown
Cleveland Flyer
Werther
Frank Lahis
Ingags
Navy
Tieutenant Smith
Witkerke 5
Belgian Flanders
Smith
BE. A
D L Ingalls Hero of Ostende Balloon Raid and Ace Progress
United States Navy pilot David Linton Ingalls led a five aircraft bombing flight over Ostende and La Barriere targeting a German balloon line. Despite heavy anti-aircraft fire his team destroyed three balloons and damaged hangars, earning the British Distinguished Flying Cross and the American Distinguished Service Medal as he pursued further raids and earned three confirmed aerial victories.
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Ingalls
George V
Frank Luke
Smith
G. S. Dodson
la Barriere
Tirpitz
Ingaliz
Nieuport
Middlekerke
D. S. Ingalls
H. C. Smith
Dodson
Utheer
No. 6i Wing
Royal Air Force
213 Squadron
United States Navy
David Linton
U.S. N
Uytkerke Androme
Ostende
Air fighting ace story and court news mix in 1928 items
Air fighting talent in the history of the War. Read how David Ingalls saved his convoy and earned the title of first Ace in the American navy. In Wilkes-Barre a man released on $12,000 bail on his 18th birthday after a fatal shooting dispute. Reading reports 18 year old Frank Echols pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter, facing three to six years.
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John F. Dille
David Ingalls
Wilkes-Barre
Samuel Irehida
Dominick Aiello
Fayette Conty
Trotida
Aiello
Frank Habuto
Reading
Frank Echols
Chattanooga
Tenn
Echols
Norman Millard
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