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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1928

Page

9

McKean County Hunters Oppose Open Doe Season

McKean County hunters oppose a state game commission plan for an open doe season this year. They fear widespread doe hunting, propose property owners post bounds to bar hunting, and warn many does could be killed in the county, despite protection efforts over the years.

Kane Wichean McKean County Justice of the Peace Emile Stenger Michael Brown New York City McGowan Dunkle Brown Justice Stein Knight Templars Warren Bradford Ridgway T. Aird Moffat Sidonian Club Fraley Street Federal Park Forest Tall Cedar Band Kare

Garland School Term Ends as Staff Return Next Year

Garland Pa May 21 The Garland schools closed for a successful term with plans for the same teachers to return next year. Pupils enjoyed a picnic on the last day. Mrs John Calkins and Mr and Mrs Williams with children returned from Florida and head to their Pittsfield summer home. An invited visit by Mrs Quick and son H L Quick occurred. Grandson Jimmie Grant writes from Annapolis Naval Academy about his upcoming first cruise June 8 visiting Newport New York Boston Rockland and Cuba returning Aug 28. Jimmie plans time in Garland to celebrate the year. Billie Munn leaves for Monroeton on a combined pleasure and business trip to visit his mother. Mr and Mrs Charles Seeley are

Bradford Garland Will Mitchell N. Thompson W. E. Taylor Pittsfield C. R. Moore Philadelphia Miss Mallen Mary Lyons Norman Youngsville Parke Harry Carlson L. Mandaville Milton Munn Warren Wwel Taylor Hee Leslie J. Hedges Erie Toncheon Marjorie Baker Florida John Calkins Williams Harriet Horn Jimmie Grant Jimmie United States Naval Academy Annapolis Newport New York Boston Rockland Cuba Billie Munn Monroeton Charles Seeley

Local Happenings in Irvine May 24 Church and Family News

Ladies Aid Society entertained at Mrs. Clinton Johnsons home on Scott Street and Erie Avenue. Moves include Willis Cooney moving to his mother Ella Cooneys home and the Holmbergs moving to Main Street. John Olson busy painting rooms on Hazel Street. Glen Patch visiting from Youngsville during wifes absence. Mrs N B Hulings hosted guests from Mount Jewett and Jamestown. Howard Walters visited from Pittsburgh for Mothers Day. Louie Johnson and Dorothy visited Floyd Smith for Mothers Day. Mrs Charles Nelson ill and not improving. Thomas Westfall and son Wiltsie ill.

Hazel Street L. L. Westfall Glen Patch Youngsville R. L. Patch du Bois N. B. Hulings Mounty Jewett Jamestown N. Y Howard Walters Pittsburgh

England Goes To Church Revived Attendance Across Land

Churchgoing rises with larger Easter crowds. In London St Pauls and Westminster Abbey saw lines as churches turned away worshipers. Scotland reports thriving city congregations while cautious buyers are urged to read Classified Acts carefully.

England St. Paul's Cathedral Westminster Abbey London Scotland

Russell Commencement Activities Highlight 1928 Grads

May 21 Russell notes a baccalaureate service at Russell Methodist Church for the class of 1928 with Miss Medora Chase leading the processional and Rev. A A Swanson delivering invocation. The list of grammar school graduates includes Ruth Branstrom Alice Fehrman and Charles Fox among others. Further programs are outlined for Class II and Class III ceremonies at the school auditorium and BM E church. Local social items mention visits and travel, with a note on a European beauty claim about tears aiding complexion.

Russell Methodist Church Ruth Branstrom Alice Fehrman Charles Fox Willard Lohnes Gladys Adams Mildred Pasco Marys Frances Briggs Agnes Briggs Juneas Nelson Alma Barstow Edith Razutall Martha Fish Trene Higgins Loyal Briggs Peter Hansen Lewis Learn Richard Arrthur BM. E. Church R. V. Hall Y

Letters of Ancillary Administration for Almon D Halleck

Notice is given that Letters of Ancillary Administration on the estate of Almon D Halleck late of Westfield Chautauqua County were granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly and those with claims must present them to the undersigned presented for Warren Savings Bank Trust Co. April 24 1928.

Almon D. Halleck Westfield Chautauqua County

Honey Lou and Angela Shape a Town Lunch and Yearning

In a bustling mill town Honey Lou is drawn into high fashion and a growing longing for expensive clothes. Angela Allen fuels her envy as Honey Lou borrows money, dreams of a memory with Jack Wallack, and imagines a future romance while Steve Mayhew watches quietly.

Honey Lou Margret Sabine Steve Honey Low Angela Allen Mar- Bret Angela Hansy Lou Jack Wailack Paria Jack Annie Ruby Rouge Mille Canada Lake Steve Mayhew Uon Carola Mareret Jac Wallack Jack “Wallack Angel Allen

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