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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1928

Page

2

Hoover Campaign Spending Report Shows $241,274 Rooted in Tests

Washington May 12. Former Rep. Good testified before the senate campaign investigating committee that Herbert Hoover’s presidential campaign spent $241,274.41 to date. He compared Hoover costs with Lowden and Wood in 1920 and noted total Hoover club expenditures would not exceed $250,000 by campaign end.

Washington U.P Herbert Hoover Goot Senate Campaign Investigating Good Hoover Lowden Gen. Wood Committee Gov. Smith Curtis Campaig Reed

Deaths and Funerals In Farmers and Jamestown

Mrs. Anna Hansen Mahan of Farmington died at 5 25 am after a long illness aged 52. Survived by husband Warren and three sons George Mitchell Ray nond, plus brother Elmer Hanssen. Services Monday at 2 pm from home with Rev Sloan of Lander. interment Foster Cemetery. Mrs. Mahan a member of Lander Methodist. Augusta Christina Anderson of Jamestown died Thursday night. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from 314 Forest Ave. Survived by brothers William Anderson and Rev A L Anderson. sons Gust W and Nathaniel Anderson. Born in Skarvorgstan Sweden, resident Jamestown since 1882. member of First Mission Church 46 years. J S Peterson, sister of Judge A W Mumford of Warren, died Friday at home in Cochranton. Survived by three sons Samuel Clyde Claude. funeral Monday at 2 pm. interment Mumford Chapel Cemetery. Judge and Mrs Mumford to attend. Louise Johnson funeral held at 2 pm from 18 Brook Street. Swedish Methodist rites with Rev G H Nelson and Rev Theodore Moberg officiating. Miss Carlson and Miss Adamson sang. Johnson member Swedish Methodist Church since 1923. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Chandlers Valley Lutheran Cemetery. Rev Carlstrom spoke in Swedish. Bible reading by Rev Moberg. Hoover to fish near Williamsport Pa for three days. Secretary of Commerce Hoover left Washington after meeting President Coolidge.

Anna Hansen Mahan Warren Mahan Farmington Sugargrove- Lanfer Road Welock George Mitchell Raynond Elmer Hanssen Yelock Rev. Sloan Lander Foster Cemetery Mahan Augusta C. Anderson Augusta Christina Anderson Jamestown Forest Avenue J. S. Peterson A. W. Mumford Warren Cochranton Crawford County Samuel Clyde Claude Peterson Judge Mumford Mumford Chapel Cemetery Munford Wil Motor Louise Johnson Mbs Herman Kylaniler Brook Street Harry Nelson Jesus Carlstrom Chandlers Valley Swedish Lutheran Church Moberg Hoover

Warren Girl Captures Hosiery Golf Title in Savannah

Miss Lavalette Cole of Warren defeated Mrs. Kennon W. Rodwell to win the Hosiery Golf Tournament in Savannah. The final at the Savannah municipal links was played under the Durham Hosiery Mills auspices. Cole, guest of the Theus family at Isle of Hope, is visiting from California en route to Warren.

Lavalette Cole J. A. Rockwell Warren Charlton Theus Isle of Hope Savannah Georgia Miss Cole Kennon W. Rodwell Durham Hosiery Mills Theus California Rockwell Annapolis Maryland

Preliminary Kane Bradford Highway Work Begins in Kane Pa

Buffalo firm Knickenburger Construction starts clearing and grading the Kane to Bradford Highway section from Lantz Corners along Roosevelt highway toward Wintergreen run. Fred C. Ross Co Bradford begins nine miles of route to Lewis Run. Weather hoped to finish 11 miles by December 1. Forest fires in McKean Elk counties require hundreds of fighters as rain is needed to halt spread.

Kane Knickenburg Construction Company Buffalo Bradford Highway Fred C. Ross Company Bradford Lewis Run Knickenburger Lantz Corners Roosevelt Highway Brad Rew McKean Elk

Fire threats and entertainment fill Kane area week

Dry woods raise fire danger as a brush blaze near Penn-Wood Reduction company is doused by Kane firefighters and forest crews. Norwich in McKean county faces a major blaze near the date game preserve, burning acres and prompting evacuations. Kane hosts a busy May entertainment slate including theatres, a circus fundraiser for Mountain Hose, a VFW-benefitting carnival, and a road show with King of Kings and the Swedish Royal band. Wildlife notes report rapid beaver growth across McKean county with colonies near Kinzua Creek and Marvindale guarded by wardens. Street oiling programs slow due to equipment and cost, while a Menton carnival float mocks a London doctor crossing the English Channel with a duck assist, drawing laughter from locals and visitors.

Penn-Wood Reduction Company Norwich McKean County Cameron County Kane Kane Armory Mountain Hose Company Veterans of Foreign Wars King of Kings Sizerville Kinzua Creek Marvindale Here Menton London

Mothers Day program at United Brethren Church

Society notes cover a Mothers Day program at United Brethren Church with hymns, piano solos, pantomimes, a choir, and poems led by Rev S Paul Weaver, plus a Mother and Daughter banquet of the Philathea class at First Evangelical Church with fifty attendees and talks on motherhood. Also brief social items and market notes.

Robert Vicander Kenneth Haight Roy Freeborough Albert Swanson Cora Johnson Norman Johnson Albert Mcleen Clyde Pearson Weaver Wm. McKinney Robert Vieander J. E. Jones G. E. Oviatt Swanson Alton Proper Vivian Lenore Smith Irs Mr. Weaver Jeleneck Culver Culer Campbell Pearl Hodges Frank Patch Earl Young Philathea First Evangelical Church H. E. Dornheim Ruth Hearn George Folkman Pal Martha Mathis Frances Peterson Geraldine Pang Lorraine Harkness Betty R. L. Passinger

Japanese Halt Operations In Tsinan Area

May 12 report from Torio says Japanese military operations in the Tsinan area have been ordered ceased by the Japanese army chief of staff. The situation appeared satisfactory with the expeditionary force in control after a lengthy battle. Casualties were not believed large though one report listed nine killed and 115 injured. Anti Japanese sentiment rose across China with protests in Hong Kong Canton Shanghai and other districts signaling grave concern over the broader crisis.

Torio Tsinan China Hong Kong Canton Shanghai

Sterrett to Speak Bere at Warren Zonta Meeting

Sheriff Tom Sterrett of Erie County and Erie Daily Times columnist will address the Warren Zonta Club at its weekly meeting on Thursday May 24. Announcement notes the gathering location as the W. G. C. A. details follow.

Seven Keys to Baldpate at Youngs and school notes

High school notes report the play Seven Keys to Baldpate presented at Youngs with Betty Field and Elizabeth Lavery in a Harlequin Columbine costume dance and Jean Blair performing Turkey in the Straw. Preparations for a Kid Day near Thursday and a short play are under way. Principal Bathurst warns against disturbances or suspensions. Warren teams travel to Evie next week for track, with a triangular meet set for May 26 in Warren. The Spanish Club met to sing, and winners of the county commercial contest will go to the state event in Indiana Pennsylvania. Attendees include Justine Schuler Dorothy King Harold Patchen Violet Morel Marjorie Brown Katherine Gaffner Helen Hornstrom Lucille Sweet Lola Johnson Joseph L. Juliane George Blum and Harry Sweet.

Youngs Betty Field Elizabeth Lavery Jean Blair Warren Hutchings Evie BBC Indiana Pennsylvania Justine Schuler Dorothy King Harold Patchen Violet Morel Marjorie Brown Katherine Gaffner Helen Hornstrom Lucille Sweet Lola Johnson Joseph L. Juliane George Blum Harry Sweet

Continental Trio Delivers Pleasing Program at First Baptist

Instrumental numbers and readings were presented by the Continental Trio before a Friday evening audience at the First Baptist church. The well balanced recital showcased Curry Mil ton Spidell as dramatic reader Ruth Newberry Carstens as story interpreter and Hasley Rhine Carstens as pianist. Sponsored by the church’s B P A.

First Baptist Church Curry Milton Spidell Ruth Newberry Carstens Hasley Rhine Carstens

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