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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
5
Edward O. Emerson Jr a leading Titusville citizen dies after two months illness in a New York hospital He is the youngest son of the late Hon and Mrs E O Emerson The Emerson family has long been associated with Titusville.
The Waren Public Library announces new titles for Saturday October 13 across sections. Nonfiction includes Latin-American Mythology by H B Alexander and Seeing Russia by E M Newman. fiction features Rogue's Moon by Rk W Chalmers and All Aboard by J S Cobb.
The YWCA evening gym class, led by Miss Dorothy Buckwalter, will start October 16 and meet Tuesdays at 7 30. Open to women and girls who should call 450 to register. Uniforms are white middy, black tie, black or navy bloomers, black stockings, and gym shoes. The six week term promotes social fun and fitness.
England made children's wool socks advertised by The Misses Lesser at 31 Third Avenue with a likely sale or listing dated 10 10 21.
Joseph O'Leary of Kane reports narrowly avoiding a collision with a large black bear on Roystone Hill between Ludlow and Sheffield Tuesday evening. The bear darted across the road in front of his car, paused briefly, then fled.
The American Railway Express Co. imposed an embargo on all shipments to New York City Jersey City Weehawken and other Long Island destinations. The order arrived in Warren on Wednesday via local agent R F Gilmore due to a strike by Greater New York express workers. Warren staff are not involved.
Police seek public help locating a Chevrolet coach owned by Clifford Ross stolen near the Standard Automatic Products plant in Corry Tuesday night.
Ben Kinnear district commander of the American Legion motored to Oil City to install newly elected officers of the Oil City post. H Manley Putnam was among the Legionnaires. others were Harold C. Putnam Kenneth W. Davis Donald B. McComas and T Milenus. Election of Warren post officers will be held at the next Clef Cornplanter Post meeting on October 22 with installations that evening.
In Donora Pennsylvania last month the American Steel and Wire Company set a new production record at two blast furnaces. The output topped the prior 1917 record of 34 791 tons by 1 639 tons, noting September had 30 days like March 1917.
Dispatcher Reed monitors ten fire towers from Sheffield to Boot Jack using circle-imposed maps and protractors. A phone call from Wheeler tower signals slash burning at 140 degrees, then Reed awaits a second report from nearby towers for confirmation.
A cartographic method marks a fire in Cherry Grove township Warren county. Reed identifies the nearest forest warden, Downey of Truemans Forest County, and dispatches a crew with tools to reach the blaze amid brush and rough terrain as a wind picks up.
An extended fire response unfolds as Downey requests more men and Reed coordinates the arrival of H. McGavish’s Ticnesta Valley Chemical crew from Mayburg. The text notes uncertain duration and emphasizes that officials track personnel, actions, and progress until the situation stabilizes.
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