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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1928

Page

2

Warren County Ministers Meet at YWCA in Warren

Regular meeting of the Warren County Ministerial Association was held Tuesday morning at the YW C A. Rev. C A Dennig presided and Rev J C Howenstein led the session. New member Rev T S Dickson was welcomed. A report on inter church physical activities was given and a motion proposed supporting a per communicant apportionment to the Pennsylvania council of churches. A book catalogue project and reviews of Dr Stanley Jones works were discussed over dinner. next meeting set for November 6 at eleven.

Warren County Ministerial Association YW. Co. A C. A. Dennig J. C. Howenstein North Warren Warren Library Extension Service, Inc Chicago Stanley Jones Indian Road A. A. Swanson Methodist Episcopal Church Russell

Tong War Details and Deportations Quiet Newark Feud

The piece outlines a recent tong war between Hip Sings and On Leongs from autumn 1924 to October 1925, with over 50 Chinese murdered in three months. Authorities deported 160 of 206 Chinese in one week as hostilities waned while Chinatown quieted. Sammy Ong acknowledges war began over a misunderstanding tied to a Newark gambling house.

Hip Sings Tongsimen Chinese Merchants Association Chinese Benevolent Association Chinese Legation Washington Chinatown Newark N. J Sammy Ong Kitchen Leong

Hoover Speech Expands Campaign Pace in Boston

Hoover urged voters to back a Republican ticket including B Loring Young against Senator Walsh, aiming for national and state gains. In Boston he spoke on tariffs and foreign policy, drawing a warmer reception as he waved to crowds during a 22 mile ride from Newtonville.

Calvin Coolidge Hoover B. Loring Young David I. Walsh Senate Newark N. J Congress Boston Flo Newtonville

Station W H S Announcer Highlights Falls to Corry Varsity

The station notes a fast second team beating Corry's Varsity after school with improved play in the second half. It lists misprints in class advisors and officers for student clubs, announces corrections, and invites attendance at meetings and events including a Sherwood Forest program, Spanish club play tryouts, and a masquerade on October 27.

Corry Warren Hetrick Robin Hood Sherwood Forest

Roosevelt Highway Parade Plans In Erie To Highlight Route

The Roosevelt Highway parade in Erie will include four Warren cars with two more possible. William H. Wright represents Metzger Wright Co and a county official car will carry Mr Cook. County Treasurer R E Waid and County Commissioner E D Stewart join staff and Good Reads association. Erie speakers will tout the highway as an east west tourist route.

Page One Chamber of Commerce Erie Warren William H. Wright Metzger- Wright Company R. E. Waid Good Reads Association E. D. Stewart Chemi Cf Commerce Cook Boutwell Raymond HE. Gibbs Serveta Roosevelt Highway Assoc Scranton Ers Roosevelt Highway

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Myrtle Sheldon and Wesley Heald

Mrs Myrtle Sheldon died Saturday afternoon at 3 15 at her daughter’s home 10 Magee Place aged 64. Funeral services were held at Ashville Methodist church with interment in Ashville cemetery. Wesley LaVerne Heald aged 14 died Saturday afternoon at his parents home 429 Lookout Street. Services were at the home with burial in Oakland Cemetery. Heald survived by twin brother Merle twin sister Marion and sisters Katherine Martha and parents. He was born August 13 1914 and belonged to Boy Scout Troop 14 Russell.

Myrtle Sheldon E. W. Hildum Magee Place Methodist Ashville A. B. Brubaker Warren United Brethren Church Sinclairville Perry Loucks Moon Station Charles Loucks Towersville Clifford Loucks Jamestown N. Y DeLoss James N.Y Wesley Laverne Heald Clarence W. Heald Lookout Street A. A. Swanson Russell M. E. Church Oakland Cemetery Wesley Merle Marion Katherine Martha Clarendon Troop 14 Boy Scouts Russell

Sigworth Bride Budd Wedding in Warren Area

Miss Bessie Sigworth, formerly of Warren, wed Clarence H. Budd of McKeesport in a fall ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home. Attendants included Edith Sigworth and Mrs. Franklin Hoff. Rev. C. H. Strong officiated. The couple planned an eastern wedding trip and will reside in McKeesport after October 22.

Sigworth-Budd Bessie Sigworth Warren AR. Sigworth Newmansville Clarence H. Budd Lickingville G. R. Budd Edith Sigworth Franklin Hoff Lawrence Henry Calvin Coolidge Hoff Columbia Warren Conservatory of Music N. K. Wendelboe H. A. Magee Minnie Corwin Thomas Budd Benjamin Fiddler McKeesport George Fosenmyer Leeper George Lane Merle Biseh Lawrence Stitzinger Strobleton, Pa Misa Sara Mooney Akron Ohio Mangus Victor Dittmar Jersey City N. Y C. J. Giltinan Pennsylvania Avenue East Washington New York City Orchard Street Sara Mooney Lucy Renelli Lockport Rose Pusateri Sara Buffalo G. P. Paternitio Jamestown

Births and deaths mix with sport rumor denial

Birth notice for Mr and Mrs George Gheres of Warren Pennsylvania reports the birth of a son at 5 25 am at the Maternity hospital weighing nine pounds. A Paris Philadelphia report denied by Carnegie Tech officials claims negotiations for home and away football games with Villa Nova College. Alden death notice says Charles F Keyser age 83 died from shock at Graf Zeppelin sighting near his home.

George Gheres R. D Warren Maternity Pineas Pittsburgh U. P Clarence Overend Carnegie Tech Philadelphia Villa Nova College Alden Charles F. Keyser

Smith speaks at Sedalia tonight in Missouri campaign

Gov Al fred E Smith visits Sedalia Sunday schedule includes morning parade conferences at a historic hotel and an evening speech at the livestock pavilion of the state fair grounds. Charles M Hay and county chairmen join in final campaign push with a 8 PM central time radio address critiquing Republican prosperity. Smith heads to Chicago after the event.

Sedalia Alfred E. Smith Missouri Charles M. Hay Smith Chicago St. Louis Springfield Albany

Zeppelin sale rumor and fleet plans cited

Col. states that ZEP continues to push South American routes until a fleet of regular dirigibles is built and commissioned. He addresses a report that the Gat. Zeppelin was sold to Spain and provides context on ongoing plans and procurement.

South America Spain Col

Graf Zeppelin crew plans optimistic voyage and aviation docks

Col Herrera confirms plans to Buen 195 Aires for a new dirigible terminal with two large airdocks in Seville Spain and a second terminal in Buenos Aires. Contracts totaling nearly 10 million dollars awarded to an American firm. Passengers report no discomfort and ample food during the voyage.

Col. Herrera

Montgomery Ward Plans Stock Increase and Share Issue

Montgomery Ward and Co. voted to raise authorized common stock to 6,000,000 shares from 1,285,000 and offer each shareholder two additional common shares at 17.50 dollars per share for each share held.

Chicago Montgomery, Ward and Co

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