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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1928
Page
7
The junior class at Youngsville High School plans to present Kempy in the school auditorium on April 19 and 20. The piece, successful in New York and once used by Penn State players, is new to this section and features strong junior talent under solid training.
Walter Lloyd, director of employment in the state labor and industry department, suffered serious injuries in a Pittsburgh auto accident while en route from Harrisburg to his home. He was taken to a hospital for treatment. Police later arrested two drunken men on Saturday morning. they face hearings at Sunday's police court session before Justice Watts Davis.
Miami March 24 and the city’s police chief Leslie Quigg was arrested on an indictment charging him with the murder of H. Kier a negro prisoner. He was held without bail. Earlier Lieut Tibbeta Detective John Cau dell and Detective Tom Nazworth were indicted in the same case.
Local residents complain to police about wood piles between sidewalks and curbs creating blind hazards for pedestrians stepping into the street. Ongoing reports note motorists raising safety concerns as spring conditions return to Warren area.
High School notes report a capital punishment debate between Warren and Youngsville scheduled for next Thursday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. No winner is declared. judges will offer criticisms at the close. Dragon Board members are reminded of Monday 4 00 meeting.
Dr Elmer A Jones of Jamestown serving a manslaughter sentence in Auburn N Y was denied a retrial by Judge Lee L Otts The motion claimed new evidence exists. May 1st start for dM Kirk Warren native to become Ridgway Police Chief on that date formerly a Pennsylvania state constabulary corporal and Warren county detective
Pennsylvania health officials released a Friday statement naming heart disease nephritis pneumonia cancer cerebral hemorrhage and tuberculosis as the six leading causes of death. They accounted for eight percent of the 110335 deaths in last year’s preliminary tally with heart disease far ahead. Bids for about 66 miles of state highway work will open April 17 in Harrisburg. Sixteen projects in seventeen counties are included, with Warren county excluded.
In Sheffield March 24 Rev. Pearson pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church will preach a last sermon here Sunday then move with his family by auto to Mount Clair New Jersey the first of the week where he will serve a Lutheran church. Rev Lundgren of Chaleton will become the new pastor here about June first. Keystone Grocery Robbed On West Main street the Keystone Grocery was entered Thursday morning with the front window pane taken and goods including canned items cigarettes and some money stolen. The thief worked under bright street light while manager Gifford Swanson and family slept upstairs.
Mr and Mrs Harold Antico of 109 Conewango avenue welcomed a daughter weighing eight pounds and a half at 3 p m Friday at the Mater nity hospital. The event is announced in this society brief from the local column.
Bayer's Furniture Store announces a letter writing contest on Why Bayer's is the best place to buy furniture. Six prizes include a walnut four post bed a cedar chest a reed rocker and card tables. Entries must be 160 words or fewer mailed to the store at 440 Pennsylvania Ave West. Contest runs immediately through April 15 with a three judge outside panel awarding prizes.
Washington dispatch reports Justice Jennings Bailey of the District of Columbia Supreme Court authorized Harry F. Sinclair's attorney to take former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall's deposition at his El Paso home. Notary M. B. Bull was ordered to conduct the proceeding next Thursday for use in Sinclair's oil conspiracy trial beginning in April.
Manila real estate surged after misreported plans to extend Taft Avenue in Pasay district. Land prices doubled in a week and tripled in ten days as speculators rushed in. The Tribune notes continuing high quotations and urges readers to subscribe.
Death notices report the passing of James G Jerman a former Warren resident aged 45 in Dover Maryland and Mary Lyon widow of Charles Lyon who died at her son John M Lyons home in Sharon Springs Kansas after a short illness Funeral services for Lyon are set for Monday at 2 30 pm from 307 Water Street with Reverend Harold Stoddard and interment at Foster Cemetery Landor.
A pilot in the Imperial Airways line reported seeing a complete circular rainbow for the first time in 13 years of flying. While approaching the English Channel from Paris to London, the vivid arc appeared as a perfect circle with a central aperture that seemed to fly through.
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