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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1928

Page

5

Parshall and Graham Top Conewango Valley Medalists

Veteran golfer M. C. Parshall led the 18 hole medal play with 83 at Conewango Valley Country Club on Saturday to determine team positions, with Joe Graham second at 86. Remaining scores include H W Conarro 87 H R Fisher 87 Kir Berger 90 B Lundahl 91 and many others. An 18 hole medal play kickers tournament is scheduled for Memorial Day.

Conewango Valley Country Club M. C. Parshall Joe Graham H. W. Conarro H. R. Fisher Kirberger B. Lundahl H. D. Colt A. H. Wickstrom J. C. Holderness H. V. Hazeltine W. H. Haines H. B. Meacham H. C. Jacobs Jacobs P. Chapman P. L. Davis G. J. Crary L. P. Davis G. G. Brockway H. D. Kopf H. H. McConnell R. G. Smith B. C. Olephant John Stewart E. H. Ley R. H. Eliott J. Siggins

65 Enrolled At North Warren Bible School First Week

Enrollment rose to 65 during the second week of the North Warren Daily Vacation Bible School opened May 21 under the North Warren Presbyterian church. Rev. J. C. Howenstein leads as principal with sessions from 9 to 12 daily. Instructors include Miss Carrie Olsen Miss M Callahan Mrs Wallace Jewell and Miss Dorothy Lincoln with Mrs Floyd Bathurst aiding cooking. The program blends Bible stories memory work and crafts with boys making benches and girls learning cooking. The two further weeks run through June 9 ending the session which began with 53 pupils.

North Warren Carrie Olsen M. Callahan Wallace Jewell

Poppies Sold For Legion On Saturday In Warren

Three thousand poppies made by disabled Pennsylvania veterans were sold on Warren streets during the annual American Legion poppy day sale. By afternoon all poppies were disposed of. Funds will aid disabled WWI veterans widows and dependents in welfare work.

Pennsylvania Warren American Legion W. J. Krupp The Legion Auxiliary Matty Christy Mathewson Veterans of Foreign Wars Mathewson Lewisburg

New Chintz Shades Arrive In Varied Sizes And Colors

A dealer notes a fresh stock of Chintz Shades in multiple sizes and colors arriving for sale. Prices are stated as very reasonable and appealing to buyers. Beckley dates the offer to May 23, 2021, indicating a local sale or listing.

Beckley

Kiwanis meet moved to Tuesday for Memorial Day

Kiwanis club holds regular meeting Tuesday instead of Wednesday due to Memorial Day. Contained items include Duncan leaving Warren on a selling trip for auto accessories, Wind sor addresses in Oil City and Titusville, and other local notes on crimes, enrollments, and public notices.

Kiwanis Club Duncan Warren New York Pennsylvania Fred E. Windsor Oil City Kiwanis Club Col. Windsor Titusville Titusville Kiwanis Club

Radio parts factory to locate in Erie

Erie Register company, maker of radio parts, leased the former Johnson Metal plant at 859 East Tenth Street, Erie. Officials had surveyed Warren as a potential site, with Emory C. Cook of the Chamber of Commerce involved. Herrick pledged Erie as the plant site, with Fryling family leaders in the firm, all of St Marys. The report also notes a coal mine disaster near Harlan, Kentucky, with eight dead including Fred Romines, 31, the latest casualty.

Erie Register Company Johnson Metal Products Company East Tenth Street Erie Warren Emory C. Cook Chamber of Commerce G. G. Herrick Herrick G. P. Fryling G. Richard Fryling St. Mary's

Many Trees Planted Despite Adverse Weather in PA

Pennsylvania planted 301,000 forest trees this season despite unusually adverse weather. Counties with large plantings included Warren, Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Venango and Forest.

Pennsylvania Warren Butler Clarion Crawford Venango Forest

Train wreck blocks traffic near Tionesta in 1910s report

Twenty one cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train bound for Oil City derailed near Tionesta after a broken rail at four o'clock Sunday morning. Traffic tied up for about fifteen hours with several freights detoured via Corry and Titusville. Wrecking crews from Oil City and Irvine cleared the tracks.

Pennsylvania Railroad Oil City Tionesta Corry Titusville Irvine

Deaths and Funeral of Mrs James A Griffin in Allegheny

Mrs James A Griffin of Allegany New York died at 10 p m Saturday May 26 1928 She was born in Testi came to America in youth and lived in Salamanca Corydon and Allegheny where they ran the Corydon Hotel For 30 years They were married about 45 years ago Surviving are husband three daughters two brothers five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral from her late home Tuesday May 29 at 930 a m and St Bonaventure church Allegheny at 10 a m Interment in Calvary Cemetery Salamanca NY

James A. Griffin Warren Suniday James A. Gitin Allegany N. Y Griffin Testi America Salamanca Corydon Elizabeth McLaughlin James France Margaree BD. Falway Allegheny James Griffin St. Bonaventure Church LC. BE. A N.Y St. Bonaventure’s Church Calvary Cemetery

Squire Improves After Illness Keeps JP Nelson Home

Improvement noted Monday in the condition of Justice of Peace Clark E. Nelson who is confined to his home on Gvoids avenue following an attack.

Clark E. Nelson Gvoids Avenue

Duchess of Bedford Learns to Fly at 62

The 62 year old Duchess takes up aviation, calls flying exhilarating, plans not to fly solo yet. She stores the aircraft near London and is ferried to her front door for calls. Last year she completed a 5500 mile round trip to Tangier and enjoyed the trip.

Duchess of Bedford London Tangiers

Scottish man fined for coercing children to beg in Glasgow

A Glasgow man was fined after authorities found he trafficked his two children from Ireland to beg on city streets. He claimed the family needed money to support his wife and three children. The incident drew attention to street begging and child welfare standards in Scotland.

Glasgow Scotland Ireland

The Flu Keeps Him Off Duty Briefly

A brief notice notes he suffered the flu and expects to resume duties in a few days. The item appears amid classified lineages and advertising prompts in The Tribune and The Troune.

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Parshall and Graham Conewango North Warren Bible School Legion C. A. Nichols Joweler Howard Alexander Potter County Gibson Bros Tribune Iirvine Memorial Bridge F. lx. Windsor Gold Star Memorial Bridge Bradford Robert Evans Olean-Salamanca Ellison Bradford Furniture Evans Fimed E. Evans Olean Ischua Baptist Church George Carr Celoron Park Pier Celoron Village Carr Jusine of the Oscar Sweet Annie Wainwright Scott Strong Erie County Frank Crowther Tidioute Titusville High School Tompsett National Cemetery Gettysburg Kane Interstate Window Glass Corporation Department of Highways State Highway Department Pleasant Township Pennsylvania State Association of Dyers and Cleaners State College Penssylvania State College Hunter M. C. Hunter Bradford County People’s Hospital Sayre West Hickory Tidioyte East Hickory Endeavor William Hill Floyd Schuler Byron Knapp M. 5. McClure R. Pierson Eaton Radio Part Harlan, Ky Ot Law Black Mountain Corporation Here Fred Romines Dumore Cushion Rolls Electrica Appliance Dept Chrysler Nash Willys Knight Maxwell Ford C. A. Hubbard Motor Sales East St. Warren, Pa Hemes Port Worth Mon WBZ Boston Newton Iowa Philadelphia Maytag North Broad St Pennnsivania Liberty St Fraley St Kane, Pa
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