Bremen Flyers to Start U S Tour Wednesday
The Bremen air crew led by Baron Gunther Von Huenefeld Maj or James C Fitzmaurice and Capt Herman Koebl approved a U S and Canada itinerary from Curtiss Field New Jersey launching Wednesday at 9 AM bound for Philadelphia then Cleveland Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Detroit Boston Montreal Quebec and New York with two days in Boston and Detroit and a stop in Montreal. The team could not reach Greenly Island on time. The fliers watched a Yankees White Sox game at Yankee Stadium and Babe Ruth drew their attention.
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New York
U P
Bremen
United States
Canada
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
James C. Fitzmaurice
Herman Koebl
Curtiss Field
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Montreal
Quebec
Greenly Island
Yankees
White Sox
Yankee Stadium
Firemaurice
Babe Ruth
Dr Darling Heads Science Section at Warren Academy
Dr Tra A Darling of the State Hospital was elected chair of the Social Science Section of the Warren Academy of Sciences at the Philomel Club meeting. John Sonne and Paul Riston were reelected secretary and treasurer. Attorney Peter Nelson, retiring chairman, gave his annual paper on Crime and the Law. A lively discussion followed with several notable participants. A buffet luncheon was served afterward. Norman Johnson of the Aero Club completed a flight over Falls and Ontario during a weekend Buffalo visit.
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Tra A. Darling
State Hospital
Warren Academy of Sciences
Philomel Club
John Sonne
Paul Riston
Peter Nelson
Sydney Blackman
M. ¥. Ball
Leroy C. Eddy
John Siggins
Elbert Smith
Leroy B. Campbell
J. H. West
E. S. Lindsey
L. J. Monies
F. Lorett Hoskins
A. J. Hazeltive and
H. D. Hanne
Falls
Norman Johnson
The
Aero Club
Fells
Ontario
Buffalo
Oil Market Prices by Grade and Location
Oil pricing data lists various grades and districts with per barrel values. Pennsylvania Grade 081 in New York Transit Co lines 2.80. Bradford District 631 in Natlo 2.80. Ohio and Buckeye Line rates range 1.50 to 2.65. Indiana and Kentucky locations show 1.48 to 4.69. Canada and Michigan deposits quoted with 1.35 to 2.85.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
Natio
al Transit Co
Optional Transit Co
West Pa
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pine Co
Keister
Ruling curbs buck hunting. 15 day season set
Sportsmen in Warren county welcomed the State Game Commission decision banning buck kills this year while announcing a 15 day season from December 1 to 15 for acceptable deer taking.
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Warren County
State Game Commission
Bucks
Warrens State Hospital bids for new reception building
Proposals for erection of a reception service building at Warren State Hospital will be received by the Warren National Bank for the Trustees of the hospital May 28 at 12 noon EST. Bids opened May 29 at 10 a.m. by Eric Fisher Weed and Company of Erie, architects. A. L. Bell of Warren is president of the board. Also notes a farewell dinner for E. F. Auber, scouting executive, as he departs May 15 to Chester County council. Warren County Motor Club warns of stop signs at Columbus Ave and Center St and motorists must stop fully before turning. police arrests reported at the intersection yesterday.
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Warren State Hospital
Warren National Bank
Eric Fisher Weed and Company
Erie
A. L. Bell
Warren
E. F. Auber
A. Aie
Huber
Wanen
Chester County Council
Warren County Motor Club
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Center Street
Center ‘Street
Elect
Boelice
Return to Warren Family Visits from Porto Rico
Mrs. W. R. Slater and her son William arrived in Warren to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lesser. Mrs. Slater, formerly Cecile Lesser of Warren and Washington, D. C., plans to reunite with her husband, a naval officer, who will join them in July.
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Heturn
Warren
W. R. Slater
Wiliam
San Juan
Porto Rico
D. E. Lesser
Forced Landing Aids City Airport Groundbreaking
Selins Grove Pennsylvania May 7 a governor escorted a wreath ceremony for former Governor Samuel Snyder then helped turn the first shovels of dirt for a local airport near the borough limits. The governor was en route from Wisconsin to New York to invite the Bremen crew to visit Pennsylvania when the plane was forced down. White Motor Co declared a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents.
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Selins Grove
Selirs Groves
New York
Erner
Samuel Snyder
Pennsylvania
Selvis Ye
Wisconsin
Bremen
Cole Hill Fire Tower gets improved facilities and inspection
Warren forester Mr. Rowland inspected the Cole Hill fire tower on Wentworth farm and brought nine spruce trees a stove and supplies for the towerman cabin. The cabin now houses three men, with fire equipment for ten. Road work and pole replacements near the hill were noted along with deer seen near Glenn Eastman’s home. The Cole Hill School closes for summer after a successful term led by Miss Culver.
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Cole Hill
H. B. Rowland
Warren
Rowland
Wentworth Farm
Clarington
Bell Telephone’ Company
Glenn Eastman
Orrin Eastman
Norton Eastmar
Mabel Camp
Youngsville
Veril Camp
Mildred
Clyde
Pittsburgh
William Bailey
Billy
Girgil
Bert Camp
Bailey
Camp
Ralph Mead
Verna Coechran
Nelson Steel
John Gilmore
Walter Covell
Willis Wentworth
Messrs
Qrrin, Norton
Earl Eastman
Willie Wentworth
Chas
Sharkey-Delaney
Warren Hospital Public Program For National Hospital Day
Warren General hospital will participate in National hospital day observance on Saturday May 12 in the afternoon celebrating Florence Nightingale's 108th birthday. Officials invite visitors to tour the hospital with the board of directors receiving in the main building and graduating class members guiding tours. Alumnae will service in the nurses' parlor at the Weatherby home from 3 to 5 o'clock.
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Warren General Hospital
Florence Nightingale
Weatherby
Churches Coordinate Combined Summer Services Schedule
Central churches unite for annual Sunday evening services in June July and August with special music. Locations and dates include Trinity Memorial June 3 10 First Evangelical June 17 24 First Baptist July 1 8 First Lutheran July 15 22 First Presbyterian July 29 August 25 First Methodist August 26 September 2 with speaker announcements later.
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Trinity Memorial Church
First Evangelical Church
First Baptist
First Lutheran
Fraternal card party and alumnae meeting notes
Society card party invites the public to the Fraternal Home Insurance Society event at the S B A hall tomorrow evening after the regular meeting. Warren General Hospital Alumnae Association holds a business and social gathering tonight at eight with hostess-served refreshments. Slaughenhaupt Snow wed in Franklin Pa with ceremony led by Rev H H Barr. couple to reside at Parkers Landing. Margaret Christensen hosts a shower for Leonard Nicholson’s marriage prospects with gifts and a yellow white luncheon.
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Fraternal Home Insurance Society
S. B. of A. Hall
Warren General’ Hospital
Slaughenhaupt-Snow
Arley Slaughenhaupt
William J. Snow
Parkers Lending
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Warren Friends
H. H. Barr
Grace Methodist Church
Friends
Parkers Landing
J. J. Rieder
Warren
Christensen
Margaret Christensen
John Christensen
Garfield
Leonard Nicholson
Pa. Avenue
East
Warren Schuyler
Canton Street
Earl Christensen
Schuyler
Catholic Daughters plan benefit card party Friday
The Catholic Daughters of America will hold a benefit card party at the Philomel clubhouse Friday at eight pm. Mrs E J Weir is chairing the arrangements committee.
Why Boys Leave Home and Why not Now at Rotary
William Lutz spoke to the Warren Rotary Club on the topic Why Boys Leave Home and Why not Now. He shared sidelights on his profession of undertaking and traced the history from embalming to modern burial, noting cost as a barrier to some. Only visitor was Leland Bencraft of Pittsburgh, manager of the American Legion Campaign.
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Warren
Lutz
Leland Bencraft
Fittsburgh
American Legion
Petting Party Bandit Is Slain in Gun Battle
Pottsville May 7 A bank bandit once dubbed the petting party bandit was killed by two state troopers in a roadblock attempt on a mountain road. Trooper C A Wagner was lightly wounded in the exchange. The bandit identified as Dom.nick Ferrari a former prizefighter had robbed motorists on area mountain roads and attacked women, a pattern noted in months of robberies. The troopers, one masked as a woman, set the trap and Ferrari tried to flee firing over his shoulder before he fell.
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Ferrari
Sunday Outing Ends in Tragedy in Hyner Pa
A Sunday river outing ended in three deaths after a row boat sank on the Susquehanna at Hyner. Mrs. Margaret Piseno 24 Renovo, Mrs. George Swoyers 24 Renovo and four year old Gladys Swoyer Renovo died. Dr Michael Conti of Pittsburgh helped rescue James Conti and Margaret Krebs of Renovo who were in the boat. The two bodies were recovered but the child remained missing.
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Lochhaven
U.P
Susquehanna River
Hyver
Margaret Piseno
Renovo
George Swoyers
Gladys Swoyer
Michael Conti
Pittsburgh
James Conti
Margaret Krebs
Meeting of D A R Postponed to May 17
The General Joseph Warren Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution postpones its meeting to Thursday May 17 at 2 30 pm due to Miss Harriett Eaton illness. It is hoped Eaton will report from the National Society Congress in Washington with an interesting account.
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Joseph Warren
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harriett. Eaton
Miss Eaton
Congress of the National Society, Daughters of the Revolution
Washington Téceniry
High School Notes Senior Philomel Recital Planned
The Junior Philomel will present the annual senior Philomel recital next Wednesday at 3:00 PM. The event tops the year’s activities as members on the program work hard. Ruth Abitz and Lois Benjamin sang solos at the Mother and Daughter banquet, with Jane Lytle reciting and Sarah Lamon playing violin with Prof. Suter. 145 mothers and daughters attended. The Junior-Senior Dramatic Club meets tonight at 7:15 PM, and Mother and Son banquet plans are underway for next Wednesday at the YMCA with a guest speaker. The senior dedication number of the Blue and White is being prepared for May 18 delivery. W. H. S. track team beat James Town, with Warren’s men winning 83 1 3 to 29 2 3.
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Dean Amoe
University of Pittsburgh
Ruth Aubitz
Lois Benjamin
Jane Lytle
Sarah Lamon
Suter
W. H.S
Jamestown
Warren
Financial Briefs Tie of Allied Power and Light and Steel Plans
Allied Power and Light Co formed from Hodenpyl Hardy & Co and Stevens Wood to consolidate stock interests in Commonwealth Power, Northern Ohio Power, Penn Ohio Edison, and other firms. March earnings for public utilities rose to 1 9 271 000 from February 187 398 475, with first quarter total at 573 071 219, per the commerce department. Bethlehem Steel plans three large depots in Los Angeles, San Francisco and either Portland or Seattle to stock eastern plants via own ship lines. Grace reports strong 1928 outlook. Libby-Owens Sheet Glass Co maintains regular quarterly dividends of 1.75 on preferred and 50 cents on common.
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Allied Power and Light Co
Hodenpyl, Hardy & Co
Stevens & Wood
Commonwealth Power Corpn
Northern Ohio Power Co
Penn Ohio Edises Co
Department of Commerce
Bethlehem Steel Corpn
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Grace
California
Bethlehem
Libpey-Owene Sheet Glass Co
Two Men Charged With Highway Code Violations
Two men appeared before Post Justice Watts N. Davis charged with driving while intoxicated. Jacob Farr of Warren failed to furnish a $500 bond and was jailed. Smith Cureen, 24, of Weller, was released when Clarence Rick ex of Brown Run went his bond to. Cureen was arrested Saturday night in a borough backyard after leading state highway patrolmen and borough police to Cursen, who was stopped on Jamestown road and eluded officers by turning onto Lovers' Lane road. A chase through borough streets ended with Britton prevailing in a race.
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Watts N. Davis
Jacob Farr
Warren
Smith Cureen
Weller
Clarence Rickex
Brown Run
Cuareen
Britton
Cursen
Jamestown Road
Corporal Constantin
McJunkin
Sto
Lovers’ Lane
Hofer
Torough
Births from Maternity Hospital Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs Oza Woodard of Youngsville welcome a 6 pound 2 ounce son at 1 30 AM Monday. Mr and Mrs Pearl Sendeen of Akeley greet a 6 pound 10 ounce daughter born Sunday at 7 30 AM. Mr and Mrs Clyde Harmon of Dartmouth Street report a son born Sunday at 12 05 AM weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces.
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Oza Woodard
Youngsville
Maternity Hospital
Peal Sendeen
Akeley
Clyde Harmon
Dartmouth Street
Youth Confesses Killing Druggist Seeks Death Penalty
In St Louis on May 7, Henry St John a youthful murderer of druggist Frank W Murphy admitted guilt and said he expected the death penalty. He told his attorney he killed Murphy without reason and would hang, while the attorney warned no guarantee of that outcome though he would recommend the death penalty. Murphy was shot during an attempted holdup.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Henry St. John
Frank W. Murphy
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Sidener
Heny
Murphy
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Winifred Birchard
Central Avenue
W. C.I .A. Hospital
Ludwig Peterson
Crescent
Park
EL. Smith
M. J. Dougherty
Speeder
Lowrie Utter
Mondey
White Motor Co
Warren Hospital
Rotary Meeting
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Werren Savings Bank
Bldg
Womeen
Panty
Johnson Brothers
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