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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1928

Page

5

Four-Penny League golf tournaments planned for summer

Meetings in Warren established plans for a two tournament Four-Penny League season between Warren Jamestown Bradford and Titusville clubs. First event June 23 at Conneango Valley Country Club with Warren as host and September 15 at Northern Club Bradford. Seventy two players across four clubs will form eighteen foursomes in each event, totaling 108 points, with trophies for the winning club and prizes for team members.

Warren Jamestown Bradford Titusville Conenango Valley Country Club Warren Club Norman Tinkham Moon Brook S. R. Dresser Northpenn H. W. Hezeltine H. W. Conarro Conewango Valley Conenango Valley Conenango Valley Club di Guty-Franklin Cambridge Springs

Black Mohawks Aim to Schedule Weekend Game at Russell Field

Warren club manager Bob Burns worked to arrange a Saturday afternoon game at Russell Field between locals and the Black Mohawks colored team from Bradford. The Mohawks had planned a Monday visit here but rain and wet grounds halted it. They beat Salamanca Pros 11 to 1 Sunday and remain among state’s top attractions.

Bob Burns Warren Ball Club Russell Field Bradford Mohawks Salamanca Pros Bill” Jacobson Glasgow Scotland

Memorial Day closures and local notices in Warren

Memorial day will bring no mail delivery as city and rural carriers suspend service and the post office closes all day. Other items include a Durant holdup attempt, a missing Salamanca girl Hazel Tackentwin, hospital updates on Mrs. Edward Lindsey, Oakview Park opening for Memorial Day, and new Valley Forge two cent stamps at the post office.

K. M. Lyons Oakview Oakview Park Conewango Creek E. M. Larson Valley Forge Washington

Bicycle Stolen From Reading Make Commented by Owner

Jimmy Birchard reports his Reading bicycle was stolen from 108 Central Avenue. It had two new tires, and he urgently seeks its return, urging anyone with information to contact the police.

Jimmy Birchard Central Avenue Reading Jimmy

Warren fans to attend holiday games in Pittsburgh or Cleveland

At least one hundred Warren residents will leave tonight or tomorrow morning by motor to attend the holiday games. The Detroit Tigers meet Cleveland in a double header, while St. Louis plays at Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Harold Wilson al Fischer Carl Swanson Warren St. Loui Cleveland Detroit Tigers St. Louis

Warren High to issue final report cards year end

Principal Floyd W Bathurst announced that final report cards will be issued to Warren High School students. Students will attend at the usual start time with all periods shortened. Bids for Home Street School work in the Fifth Ward will be opened at an adjourned Board of Education meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

North Warren State Hospital Prade East Street P. W. M.pressel Warren High School Floyd W. Bathurst Home Street Fifth Ward Board of Education

Wheeler Promoted to Major in Endeavor Circle

Captain A. R. Wheeler of Endeavor has been promoted to major. He accompanied State Commander E. E. Hollenback from Endeavor to Warren on Sunday and left for Harrisburg on the evening train. Mr. and Mrs. Hollenback and district commanders Keenan and Waddell joined Warren hosts after a Legion post visit.

Wheeler A. R. Wheeler Endeavor E. E. Hollenback Warren Harrisburg Hollenback B. T. Keenan Johnsonburg Waddell Pittsburgh Cornplanter Post Amercan Legion

Deaths and Funerals for W Whitehill and Gulland

W Whitehill of Kane dies at 6 10 pm after a three year illness. Funeral at 3 30 pm from his home with Rev M I Harding officiating. Interment Forest Lawn Kane. Survived by two daughters, two sons, a sister. Born April 15 1849 Sum merville, Jefferson Co. Married Clara Belknap Oct 22 1879. Also notes Gulland death at Oil City Hospital at age eighteen. great nephew of John F Kerteher. survived by parents Edward Gulland and W E Gulland grandparents.

W. Whitehill W. OW. Winselit Kane Biddie Street M. I. Harding Mt. Jewett Forest Lawn Cemetery Warren A. S. Day Youngsville C. B N. K. Whitehill Buffalo Frances Carroll Brookville Whitehill Summerville Jefferson County Clara J. Belknap Winkhill John F. Kertcher Fourth Avenue John Kerteher Gulland Central Avenue Oil City Mr. Gulland O City Hospital John F. Kerteher W. E. .Gulland Edward Mrs W. IL Gulland Clarion, Pa

Funeral in memory of Mrs. L. W. Branch at Prospect Street

Funeral services for Mrs. L. W. Branch were held at 3 pm Sunday at the family home 1 Prospect Street. Rev. H. F. Stoddard of the First Baptist church officiated. Interment followed at Oakland cemetery. Bearers were nephews Wayne E N Lynn Allan Edward Branch and A H Barnes. Out of town attendees included Mrs. E. M. Gilliland Linesville Miss Jennie Wright Ashtabula and Mrs. L. E. Branch Miss.

L. W. Branch Prospect Street H. F. Stoddard First Baptist Church Oakland Cemetery Wayne E. N. Lynn Allan Edward Branch A. H. Barnes

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support

The family of Anna and Harry Smith and family expresses appreciation for the deep sympathy shown after their bereavement. They thank those who sent flowers offered condolences used cars and shared comforting words through Rev Shope and the neighbors and friends who offered loyal assistance.

Shope Anna and Harry Smith

Olga G Mrs Crucial Suicide Case Noted

Fragmentary OCR text references a crucial suicide case involving Olga G Mrs and possible dates in the early part of December. Details are unreadable but indicate a police or court action surrounding a death. Further readable context is unavailable.

Ebger Family Funeral note and attendees in Pleasant Township

The funeral for Mr and Mrs Fred Egger of Pleasant Township was held Monday at 2:30 pm with Rev R L Fassinger officiating. Interment followed at Oakland cemetery. Bearers included Wace Egger Fred W Egger Fred W Casen Jr Harold Warren Edward Sweet and Myles Porter. Out of town attendees listed from Jamestown Salem Cleveland Erie Russell and Clarendon. New chintz shades offered for sale by Becalel.

Fred Egeger Pleasant Township R. L. Fassinger Oakland Cemetery Wace Egger Fred W. Egger Fred W. Casen, Jr Harold Warren Edward Sweet Myles Porter Marie Naegle Ida Ackert Elmer Schobey Jamestown Walter Egger Salem Ohio Nelda L. Egger J. Holtztrager Cleveland John Struchen Erie Godfrey Strachen Albert Wayne Fay Russell W. Leonard Anna Brooks Clarendon

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