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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1928

Page

2

Liquor Raid Nets Three Arrests in Tidioute

Three Tidioute men appeared before Justice Clark Nelson after raids led by Sheriff Harry Jefferson Deputy Robert Ritchie and Chief Spencer Roberts of Sheffield. All jailed in 1000 bail. Meremick faces possession and sale charges, Arters charged with possession, Wiles pleaded guilty to possession and was held for court appearance. Moonshine, whiskey, ale and beer were seized from multiple locations. Two troopers arrived late Saturday.

Tidioute Justice of the Peace Clark Nelson Harry Jefferson Robert Ritchie Spencer Roberts Sheffield Mike Meremick McKean Hill Teter Floyd Arters Arters Meremick Joseph Wiles Tidioute Creek Road Zemernick Warren

Graf Zeppelin Nears Landing After Eastward Flight

Graf Zeppelin continued its journey over the United States heading northeast toward Lakehurst after passing over Washington and Baltimore areas. It crossed Cape Charles and Hog Island while Philadelphia and Lakehurst navies tracked the airship’s progress, with plans forming for a sunset landing and a 300-man ground crew ready to moor the zeppelin if winds stay favorable.

Naval Air Stations Navy Navy Department Graf Zeppelin Washington Monument Baltimore Lakehurst Germany Cape Charles New York Hog Island Philadelphia Navy Yard Bethany Beach Hog Virginia Lake

Hoover Welcomed in Massachusetts on Special Train

Herbert Hoover arrived in Springfield at 8 30 amid a large cheering crowd. He urged Massachusetts support for the Republican ticket and stressed the election's national importance. He spoke without hat or overcoat in chilly weather and planned a radio-addressed evening speech before returning to Washington Tuesday.

Herbert Hoover Boston U. P Massachusetts Springfield Hoover President Coolidge Washington

Family supervision urged in tuberculosis treatment

Dr. William Paul Brown, chest specialist of Philadelphia and medical secretary of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society, told Warren County Medical Society that supervision of all family members is essential when tuberculosis is discovered. He linked disease decline to public understanding and stressed nutrition, rest, and sleep as keys to resistance. The talk covered Mantoux testing and X-ray use, noting improved diagnosis and treatment potential. Host doctors Condit, Clancy, Cowden, and Chapman planned a postmeeting dinner.

Paul Brown Philadelphia Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society Warren County Medical Society Conewungo Club Brown Japan Livingston Farrand Cornell Uni Warren County Tuberculosis Society Pennsylvania National Tuberculosis Societies Medical Society

Society to Honor National President Luncheon in Erie

The Erie Needlework Guild hosts a luncheon at the Erie W C A on Friday honoring National President Mrs Frances Cleveland Preston of Princeton New Jersey with Warren guild members expected. Harvest Home supper planned by Swedish Lutheran church trustees for October 26 marks first such meal in fifteen years with arrangements led by Fred Mickleson and a committee of local members. Tickets available at the Style Shop and J A Johnson’s Clothing Store. Birthday party honors Jack Rapp with Halloween costume prize and a fountain pen. T N T club to meet after Eadpeseen supper at the YWCA. Mrs W W Slocum and Mrs F A Caughey host dinner for visiting Pittsburgh couples at Coonenage Valley Country Club. William Young departs for New York City after visiting Erie. Reverend C A Dennig leaves for Erie to attend National Lutheran biennial convention.

Natl Erie The Needlework Guild Frances Cleveland-Preston Princeton N. 2 Warren Swedish Lutheran Church Sve Lutheran Fred Mickleson C. G. Lundahl Elmer Lundahl Style Shop J. A. Johnson Jack Rapp Harry Rapp Pennsylvania Avenue West Margaret Mullen Helen Hornstrom Charles Brooks Mary Mullen Sylvester Mullen Harry Wilson Bill Brown Frank Scalise Georgianna Wells Alice Wells Charles Hornstrom Gerald Ruhlman Marian Ruhlman Gerald Carlson W. W. Slocum F. A. Caughey Conenange Valley Country Club J. A. Langfitt, Jr Thomas Walter Pittsburgh

Fowl Racoon Gunner Targets Open Season Start

Warren county hunters begin the 1928 hunting season with many delaying to Thursday the official opening day. Wildlife officials urge hunters to study revised regulations before using shotgun or rifle. Ducks quail geese raccoons may be shot from Oct 15, with other games opening on Thursday including squirrels wild turkeys and partridges. Rabbit hunting starts Nov 1 with increasingly flexible schedules through December. Bear hunting runs Nov 1 to Dec 15 on a three to six day weekly plan. Deer season uncertain for early December.

Warren County Harrisburg

Jamieson Co Window Contest Displays Hunting Season Theme

Jamieson Hardware enters a Remington Arms window display contest with hunting season decor. M. L. Satterland arranged the exhibit, featuring mounted deer hawk wildcat bear and game by Ray Bimber and Donald Finley. A photo by Bairstow will be sent to the contest board.

Jamieson Hardware Company Remington Arms Company Jamieson M. L. Satterland Warren Ray Bimber Kopf-Henry Donald Finley

Krisko to Speak at Warren Kiwanis Luncheon

Butler memory wizard John W. Krisko will entertain Warren Kiwanis members at the weekly luncheon meeting on Wednesday noon at the Conewango Club building.

John W. Krisko Butler Memory Wizard Warren Kiwansis Club Conewango Club

Big Game Hunter Tells Rotary of Alaska Experiences

Dalton W. Bell of Williamsport spoke to the Rotary Club about big game hunting in Alaska. He noted the 800 mile Stikeen River trek was more beautiful than the Grand Canyon and announced that film of his hunt would be shown at the Outing Club. The meeting welcomed Reverend Thomas S. Dickson as a new member and noted upcoming events with other service clubs.

Dalton W. Bell Williamsport Alaska Rotary Club Bell Win Slocum Thomas S. Dickson First Presbyterian Church Slocum Rotary C. E. Metzger Emerson Metzger S. E. Harmon Mr. Bell William Lotz Dalton Bell Stikeen River Grand Canyon

Lutherans Dedicate New Parish Houses At Sunday Service

The First Lutheran church hosted a dedication of its new parish houses after morning worship with sermons by Rev. L W Steckel of Milwaukee and Rev. Ernest A Trabert of Berkley. The women’s quartet and choir performed, with special music including Be Glad O Ye Righteous and Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name.

L. W. Steckel D. D Milwaukee Wisconsin First Lutheran Church W. E. Yeager Sexton Leslie Ellis Mabel Hill Jesus Christ GC. A. Dennig Mr. Steckel Ernest A. Trabert Berkley Cal John J. Myers Pittsburgh Mr. Dennig Berkley, Cal

Man Charged With Driving While Intoxicated in Sheffield

T A Mathews of Sheffield was committed to Warren county jail on a DWI charge from Sunday after appearing before Justice J H Pratt. Police Chief Spencer Roberts said Mathews crashed into a parked car owned by Gust Gustafson, then tried to flee after arrest. He could not post $300 bail at arraignment.

T. A. Mathews Sheffield Warren County Justice of the Peace J. H. Pratt Shefield Mathews Spencer Roberts Chief Roberts Matthews Gust Gustafson Sheriff's Office

Road Committee Plans Campaign for State Road Bond

Warren county road committee and the Good Roads association plus the Motor Club announce a luncheon campaign kickoff at Liberty Inn on Tuesday at 12 o clock. Attendees include R F E Ward Harry Jefferson George Sea and county commissioners E D Stewart M Brady and Mac Olney with A A Albaugh and S M McClure as officers. The groups will coordinate publicity and elec teering to explain the road bond need and public benefits.

Warren County Liberty Inn R. F E. Ward Harry Jefferson George Sea The Good Roads Association Henry H. Bassett E. D. Stewart M. Brady Mac Olney A. A. Albaugh S. M. McClure Motor Club Geed Roads Association

Hearing for Pete Vrenna on assault charge set for Tuesday

Pete Vrenna of Pennsylvania Avenue West was arrested Sunday by Patrolman Charles Britton and jailed after failure to post 2000 dollars bail. He is to appear before Justice Watts N. Davis Tuesday afternoon for assault and battery alleged by his wife.

Pete Vrenna Pennsylvania Avenue West Watts N. Davis Vrenna Charles Britton

Births at Maternity Hospital Highlight Two New Arrivals

Mr and Mrs Alvin Esbcock of 318 Crescent Street announce a son born Sunday at 11 06 am weighing 5 pounds 16 ounces at Maternity Hospital. Mr and Mrs Edwin McKendrick of 23 Elm Street announce a daughter born Sunday at 6 30 pm weighing five pounds at Maternity Hospital.

Alvin Esbcock Crescent Street Maternity Hospital Edwin McKendrick Elm Street

Tax collection proposal by distributors in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg Oct 15 State treasurer Samuel S Lewis urged collecting the state's gasoline tax from distributors rather than retail dealers. He spoke before a central Pennsylvania independent oil dealers meeting outlining the plan and its implications for tax administration.

Harrisburg U. P Pennsylvania Samuel 8. Lewis Lewis

Flier Pair Returns From Europe On Steamer Frederick VIII

Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, who tried a trans Atlantic flight from Rockford Illinois to Stockholm Sweden, returned to New York aboard the steamer Frederick VIII. They completed their European voyage and arrived in New York today.

New York Bert Hassell Parker Cramer Rockford Stockholm Sweden Europe

List of Civil Court Cases to Be Heard Starting Monday

Legal notices list cases to be heard at the Civil Court beginning Monday October 22 1928. Names include W L Trill versus John T Hatch No 19 June Term 1927 equity and Edward Hummerick versus Pennsylvania Railroad No 64 June Term 1926 trespass among others. several assumpsit and replevin actions appear with party pairs and term numbers. The list names Publicker Commercial Alcohol Company versus R H Winger No 64 September Term 1927 and Warren National Bank versus L C Jamieson No 28 March Term 1927, among others.

Civil Court W. L. Trill John T. Hatch John Hatch Equity Andy Grip John Kalay Elvin Pettit Ransom D. McKelvey R. L. Alford R. L. Alford & Company Conewan Furniture Company Publicker Commercial Alcohol Company M. W. Jamieson H. Rothschilds Martha J. Walters David Walters Sidney A. Fitzgerald Treapars Warren Fruit & Produce Company Carl Remo Assumpsit Miles Kane Company Thomas Market Warren National Bank Elmer L. Sword Ve. H. Bloomquist Warren Planing Mill Company Ryel C. Mead Della K. Mead S. S. Hazen Scire Facias Sur Alvin Linck John M. Farrell E. BR. Tanner Pennsylvania Gas Company Sweeney Bros., Inc Ella Hansen Robert W. Nelson J. Frantz James Locre Utter Mausta Alias Mays Capias E. B. Whiting

Notice of Charter Applications and Legal Notices

Notices list multiple charter applications and legal actions from Warren County Pennsylvania, including cases of assumpsit and ejectment, a final administration account filing for Warren National Bank, and a Pine Tree Oil Company charter application to mine oil and gas. Names include Warren National Bank and F P Hue with October 1928 filing dates and related terms.

Pennsylvania F. P. Hue H. P. Hue W. Rogers Pine Tree Oil Company Sidney D. Blackman Soliester

Dissolution of Haggerty and Abbott Hardware Partnership

Notice announces mutual dissolution of the Haggerty and Abbott hardware firm in Sugar Grove Borough Pennsylvania. F T Abbott withdraws, D H Haggerty continues the business and will receive all partnership debts and pay all demands.

D. H. Haggerty F. T. Abbott Haggerty and Abbott Sugar Grove Borough Pennsylvania

Notice to Contractors Home Street Building War ren Borough

Sealed proposals for concrete walks on Home Street in Warren Borough and for gravel fill behind the Home Street Building will be received by the Warren Borough School District at the High School office until 5 PM October 15, 1928. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Home Street Warren Borough Warren Pennsylvania Board of School of School Directors

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W. P. Brown T. N.T. Club T. N.T W. Co. i William Young Charles P. Young Henry Street New York City C. A. Dennig Krisko Ckford Fliers Michael Grace Court of Common Pleas Isvalved W. F. Clinger A. G. Eldred L. A. Carlson Elmarecht Wayne C. Helmbrecht Optometrist Warren Sevings Bank Coon Nashua Nashuas Ata Johnson Brothers
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