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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1928

Page

2

Roosevelt Highway tour maintains fast pace on 340 mile run

Warren Roosevelt Highway Association members promote a slogan Speed With Safety for ads. The caravan from Scranton to Erie averaged 42 mph, finishing at 6 45 pm after a 340 mile run in 8 hours 20 minutes. The parade paused 1 hour 45 minutes at Port Allegheny, wet roads between Wellsboro and Corry, and no formal formation was kept. A former Scranton race driver led in a Lincoln, with two escort highway patrolmen arriving in Erie after the banquet at Hotel Lawrence.

Warren Roosevelt Highway Association Scranton Erie Merle Boutwell Association Wellsboro Corry Port Allegheny Lawrence Boutwell Ene Waterford R. E. Ward E. D. Stewart M. Brady Henry H. Bassett Walter Ward William Wright Frank R. Ford

Workmen Buried Alive in Concrete in Cleveland

In Cleveland two laborers Patrick Toolis aged 29 and Patrick Cleary 27 were buried under concrete at the Union Depot site. Rescue teams struggled for hours as a 50 ton pour caused a wall to fail, burying them in a 105 foot hole while other contractors halted work overnight.

Cleveland Union Depot Patrick Toolis Patrick Cleary Toohs Cleary Ina

Rebel Leaders Executed After Brief Trial by Firing Squad

General Loyola and four lieutenants were wounded and captured, then moved from hospitals to a brief trial and executed at dawn by federal troops. Federal forces continued actions against rebels, reporting at least 12 rebel soldiers killed near Oaxaca. The Tebela band terrorized towns in Oaxaca and Guerrero for months.

Page One Loyola Eotepec Oaxaca Oaxaxa Guerrero

Deaths and Funerals

John Johnson 82 dies at Jamestown home with services at Youngberry Funeral Home Thursday. Survived by Harry R. Johnson, a brother Fred Johnson Warren five sons in Chicago Canada and Jamestown and two daughters. Wesley Laverne Heald dies. services from Heald home with Rev Swanson officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. out-of-town mourners listed.

John Johnson Jasun Harry R. Johnson Jamestown Youngbery Mr. Johnson Hany R. Johnson Fred Johnson Warren Fred D. Johnson Chicago Charles FE. Johnson George W. Johnson Canada Henry J. Johnson James F. Johnson Bert Pare Dandergrift Hilma H.C. Johnson Wesley Laverne Heald Clarence W. Heald Lookaway Street A. A. Swanson Russel Leonard Swanson Donald Heald Kenneth Swanson Leysa Briggs John Knupp Andrew Arnold Oakland Cemetery William Ratser LaSalle M. J. Schuka C.F. Heald Warren Lape G. W. Heald Clarendon

Open season on small game begins Thursday in Warren County

Warren county hunters prepare for the small game season opening Thursday. Shotguns will blaze in fields and thickets for squirrels, wild turkeys, ruffed grouse, pheasants and partridges from Thursday through November 30 with weekly hunting windows. Thirteen Warren hunters head to LeRoy New York for the first day, led by Robert Weakley who arranged rooms at Hotel Wiss. The party gathers at Graham farm four miles from LeRoy for a chicken dinner. Members include William E. Lutz, C Emerson Metzger, Howard Alexander, Sherm Offerle, Robert Knabb, Police Chief George Haehn, Chester Allen, Harold Wood, Dr. R F Otterbein, Dr. W H Haines, and George Vach of Oil City. Last year the group totaled 30 birds for the season with each member taking a limit.

Warren County LeRoy N. Y Empire State Robert Weakley Holel Wiss Graham Farm William E. Lutz C. Emerson Metzger Howard Alexander Sherm Offerle Robert Knabb George Haehn Chester Allen Harold Wood R. F. Otterbein W. H. Haines George Vach Oil City

Pawnbroker Abe Sussman Murdered in Pittsburgh Robbery

The body of Abe Sussman the 55 year old owner of Wylie Loan Company was found today near a safe at his shop in Pittsburgh. He had been shot in the chest his hands tied behind him and valuables including diamond rings and pins stolen from the safe. His son Leute Suse 18 reported finding the locked shop at 10 15 am and entering to discover the scene.

Pittsburgh Abe Sussman Wylie Loan Company Sussmen Leute Suse Sussman Lewis Sussman

State Officers of O E S Here Today

Mrs Jane M Roberts worthy grand matron and Orin W McElwee worthy grand patron of Pennsylvania Order of Eastern Star guests of honor at District No 3 banquet and meeting at First Methodist Episcopal church and YWCA. About two hundred reservations for banquet at six oclock in Founders Hall. District 3 chapters from Warren Oil City Franklin Ridgway Tionesta and Rouseville participate in large event.

Jane M. Roberts Orin W. McElwee Pennsylvania Order of Eastern Star Distet No. 3 Warren Oil Cay Frankl Trdioute Tionesta Rouseville

Sorority Elects Officers in Tuesday Meeting

The Duct Amor Palzien Sorority met Tuesday at 16 Walnut street. Officers elected: President Margaret Gisselbrecht, Secretary Marion Ruhlman, Treasurer Alice Kerven, Newspaper Reporter Marion Kerven. A Halloween party was planned at Dorothy King’s home, 615 Water Street. A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Archie Firth and Ida S. A license was also issued to Allen Fedalig Wilson of Warren and Marion Prudence Baughman of New Philadelphia.

Duct Amor Palzien Misses Kerven Walnut Street Margaret Gisselbrecht Marion Ruhlman Alice Kerven Marion Kerven Hallowe'en Dorothy King Water Street Danelia Wilder Archie Firth Allen Fedalig Wilson Warren Marion Prudence Baughman New Petilchem, Ps

Junior ring selection and various school events noted

Station W H S J E H E J Announcer lists upcoming activities at 4 PM with juniors selecting a class ring, debates with Bradford on Nov 9, Girls Glee 7:30 PM, a Spanish play Castros de Torr en ables, and a Yeomen-guard notice. Senior colors blue and gold. membership drive for Girls A A closes soon.

Divorce Commission Fails to Reach Solution

Washington Oct 17 The Episcopal church commission on divorce headed by Bishop Page of Michigan concluded after three years study that no workable solution exists for the divorce problem. The commission asked that investigations be extended for another three years and reported to the general convention today.

Washington Episcopal ‘Church Commission On Page Michigan

Martha Society Meeting at Swedish Lutheran Church

The Martha Society of the Swedish Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors Friday afternoon. Mrs. Hilger Newstrom and Mrs. August Leander are the hostesses. All members are invited to attend.

Martha Society Martha Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church Hilger Newstrom August Leander

Stop Delivery Of Oil To Sinclair Co Washington

The Interior Department halted today the delivery of government royalty oil from the Salt Creek field Wyoming to the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company after Attorney General Sargent ruled the contract invalid. Supervisor Jack Steel will be wired notice to cease delivery this afternoon with formal voiding by mail. Also mentions Mrs Rose Hammond and Mrs Arden Miller visiting Charleston Springs, N Y.

Washington Salt Creek Wyoming Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company Sargent Interior Department Jack Steel Sinclair Company Interior E. C. Finney United Press Steele Finney Aad

Campaign Log: Smith Hoover Speeches Mobilize States

Governor Smith toured Sedalia Missouri praising Republican prosperity then headed to Chicago with stopovers at Bloomington and Springfield. Herbert Hoover shifted to New York speech prep and plans more personal appearances before the campaign ends. Curtis attacked Smith’s prohibition in Raleigh while Borah urged women to back Hoover and Curtis in Salisbury. Robinson criticized Borah’s campaign in Boise as incongruent with his senate stance against Hoover.

Governor Smith Sedalia Chicago Bloomington Springfield Herbert Hoover New York Hoover William E. Borah Salisbury N. G Curtis Joseph Robinson Boose Idaho William E Berah Senate

395 Miles Highway Completed in State

Harrisburg Pa Oct 17 UP A total of 395 miles of road paving has been completed in Pennsylvania during the present season the state department of highways announced today. Last week the total construction was 27 miles. There are 224 paving projects under way in the state at the present.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Department of Highways

Oil market price list by purchasing agencies and pipelines

A fragmented OCR list shows varied prices for multiple oil grades and lines across several companies. Prices are given per grade and pipeline, with locations including Pennsylvania, South West Pennsylvania, Buckeye, Corning, Cumberland, and Stoll refining areas, plus Canadian and Michigan sources.

Pensylvania New York Transit Co Bradford Lishter National Transit Co Pennsylvania South West Eureka Pipe Lime Co Pennsylenia Buckeye Pipe Co Corning Buckeye Pipe Line Co Burebe Cumberland Pipe Line Co Ines Indica Refining Co West Kentucky Stoll Ou Refining Co Oil City Coccesseererssceer Cuomberland Barren and Montee

Lawson-Horb Nuptials in Jamieson Apartments Ceremony

Muse Margaret A. Lawson daughter of Mrs Anna K Lawson of Liberty street and Delbert Korb son of Mr and Mrs John Korb of Conewango avenue were united in marriage Wednesday morning at ten oclock in the Jamieson Apartments by Rev Bareld F Stodderd pastor of the First Baptist church. The bride in brown georgette and velvet with yellow roses stood with Miss Bevjah Burquiet of Jamestown in brown chiffon and pink roses as witness. Harold Johnson of Warren served as best man. A wedding breakfast followed for sixteen guests with yellow and white decor. The couple will reside in the Jamieson Apartments after a short trip abroad. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cooper of Great Neck New York and Mr and Mrs Davil Dilltz of Warsaw New York.

Lawson Margaret A. Lawson Anna K. Lawson Liberty Street Delbert Korb John Korb Conewango Avenue Jamieson Apartments Bareld F. Stodderd First Baptist Church Bev- Jah Burquiet Jamestown Harold Johnson Warren Mr. Korb Kenneth Cooper Great Neck Long Island Davil Dilltz Warsaw

Tribute to J. B. Moore Obituary by Warren Tribune Board

The Warren Tribune board of directors adopted resolutions expressing regret at the death of director J. B. Moore. They noted his upright character and community service, extended sympathy to his family, and ordered the resolutions published in the Warren Tribune and sent to the family.

Warren Tribune Board of Directors Warren Tribune J. B. Moore R. G. Chapel A. E. Johnson R. W. Cousins

Curtis Attacks Smith Over Prohibition on Campaign Route

Senator Charles Curtis, the Republican vice presidential nominee, spoke in Raleigh and Petersburg criticizing Governor Alfred E. Smith’s stance on prohibition immigration and farm relief. Curtis drew about 6,000 attendees in Raleigh and planned further stops in Washington Martinsburg Wilmington and New Jersey as part of his campaign tour.

Curtis Washington Charles Curtis Raleigh N. C Atticke Smith Alfred E. Smith New York Petersburg Martinsburg W. Va Bref Wilmington Del New Jersey

Births in Warren and Clarendon Announce New Sons

Mr and Mrs George Gheres of Warren announce a son born at Maternity Hospital at 8 25 Tuesday weighing nine pounds. Mr and Mrs Raymond Dirling of Clarendon announce a son born at Maternity Hospital at 6 50 Wednesday weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces.

George Gheres R. D. No Warren Maternity Hospital Raymond Dirling Clarendon

Ban "jazzy" songs from Lutheran hymnals in Erie convention

At the sixth biennial Lutheran convention in Erie on October 17, the music committee announced the removal of several hymns deemed too jazzy. Notably the funeral staple Brighten the Corner Where You Are and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere will be dropped from all United Lutheran Church of America hymnals, with more listings to follow.

Erie Isle of Somewhere United Luthean Church of America

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Chicago Depot Warren Co Cody O. E.S District 3 First M. E. Church A. A Alter Sherwood Forest Glee Club Bradford Divorce Commission Society News Dauphin Madame la Duchesse de Nemours Prince Charles Phillipe d’Orleans France Eggy Watson Tate The Riviera Sinclair CO Rose Hammond Cottage Place Arden Miller Jamestown, N.Y Chifton Springs, N. Y Smith Coolidge Bechley Helmurecht Wayne C. Helmbrecht Optometrist Warren Savings Bank Eide Prohibition Aboy Special Mann Johnson Brothers
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