Convention of Pennsylvania WCTU Comes to Warren
At Scranton in October 1928 the state convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union voted to hold the next gathering in Warren during October 1929. About 350 delegates and many visitors are expected, plus a program including addresses by Gifford Gordon of Australia and talks by Mrs Minnie Karnell and Mrs Mary Armour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Pennsylvania
Scranton
Warren
Union
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
Mabel Dallas
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Blanche Mitchell
The
Central Union
William Duff
Conenango Union
Carrie Sage
Margaret Evans
Lackawanna County
Brickie
Horace S. Keller
Elia M. George
Mary Armour
Protests Over Purging Registration Lists in Luzerne County
Patrick J. Conway Democratic member charged at a Luzerne county commissioners meeting that purging of registration lists is targeted in districts likely to boost Governor Smith’s vote. He argued the commissioners lack authority to purge and that such action is a court matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne County
Patrick J. Conway
Conway
Smith
Topics Of The Day To Be Examined In Erie
A list shows applicants or insurance agents licenses to be examined Saturday October 20 in Erie. Warren county residents are not scheduled to take tests, per Tribune-supplied list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Warren County
Tribune
Miss Lester Improves After Surgery at Warren General
Miss Vera Lester of 617 East Street is recovering well after an appendicitis operation on Monday at Warren General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Vera Lester
East Street
Warren General Hospital
Hoover Strong in South Hints at 1928 Vote
Dr Frantz at the Inter-State Postgraduate Medical Association gathering in Atlanta says Herbert Hoover likely wins Texas and Virginia and may gain in Georgia and the Carolinas. Three thousand physicians from the U S Canada and Great Britain attend the convention sessions each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantz
Atlanta
Georgia
Herbert Hoover
Texas
Virginia
Carolinas
United States
Canada
Great Britain
The
Tribune
Armistice Day speeches barred in Reading schools
Reading Pa. October 18. Military and patriotic groups bitter over the school board decision to back Superintendent Tanger and refuse Armistice Day speeches in public schools. The vote against speakers on Armistice Day stood 7 to 2.
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Reading
Tanger
Final account of Conewango Furniture receivers filed
In Warren County Court of Common Pleas receivers W H Gehm and R Z Morrison filed their final account for Conewango Furniture Company on October 18 1928. If no exceptions are filed by November 9 1928 the account will be confirmed absolutely and the receivers will apply for discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango Furniture Company
W. H. Gehm
R. Z. Morrison
Conenango Furniture Company
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Nisi
Staff Announced for Tidioute High Publication
In a Tuesday assembly at Tidioute High Professor Dunham announced the staff of the new monthly school publication to be issued next week. Editor in Chief Garwood Lodge and staffers Alice Huff Louis Croppen Dorothea White Julia Jenkins Harriet Benner Jane White lead the lineup with Miss Donaldson supervising a Junior High department.
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Tidioute
Dunham
Williams
Garwood Lodge
Alice Huff
Louis Croppen
Dorothea White
Julia Jenkins
Harriet Benner
Jane White
Miss Donaldson
George Fuellhart
Clifton Dowlin
Warren
Tidioute High
Real Battle
Reds
Blues
Joe Pequignot
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Lyman McGill
A. V. Clinger
Martha Jennings
Frisbee
Fuellhart
High School News Briefs Include Volleyball and Club Meetings
Local high school notes cover new girls volleyball matchups with Warren foes Youngaville and Union City, tryouts next week, and a possible away game at Tidioute. French club plans an outing, radio club invites Notre Dame versus Army listeners, and Masque Ball prep follows Hi Y. Forestry club heard from forest ranger Mr. Stone on conservation economics. Christmas bazaar and pork supper set for October 25 26 with tickets at Lester's Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Youngaville
Union City
First Baptist Church
Lester's Shoe
Amundsen Plane Gas Tank Found Off Arctic Quest
The Leif reported picking up a 30 litre gasoline tank from the Latham seaplane used by Roald Amundsen and five companions on their 1928 Arctic flight. The tank bears the inscription Essence competence 600 litres hydro avian Latham. The discovery supports theories the plane was forced to land at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
U. P
Leif
Valdersund
Latham
Roaly Amundsen
Arctic
Pepot
H. Riiser Larsen
Italia Party
Amand
Amineed
Escup
Amundsen
Tromsoe
Norway
Bear Island
Kings Bay
Trom- 400
Lieut
Dietrichsen
Arcelie
Reno Guilbaud
Italia
de Cuverville
Caude+ boc
Brazy
Giraffe Tap House Ad Promotes Toys at Youngsville Store
A bright yellow giraffe ad highlights the Play House at 132 West Main Street, Youngsville, offering a full line of games and toys for all ages. Advertisement date: October 18, 2016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Main St
Youngsville
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jamestown
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Bureau of Elections
State Department of Highways
Oiean
Olean
Pioneer
Samuel
Fertig
Titusville
Alvin Rosenquist
Russell
Otto Wellman
Reinhold Hagerstrom
John A. Kieth
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
McKean County
Teachers’ Institute
Kane
Kieth
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. H. Larrimer
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Joseph Marcinik
Gladys Bielawski
Public Library
Peter Mangini
G. G. Greene
Pennastvania Ave
Pharmacy
Pharmacists
America
Hoover
South
C. J. Frantz
Missionary Meeting
M. F. Phillips
Homer
Pittsburgh
Harry F. Phillips
Virginia Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Phillips
A. F. Confer
Tidioute Refining Company
Br. J. Jenkins
Baird Tire Shop
Market St
Deoetta
Notre Dame
Army
Radio Club
Mr. Bogart
Bob Kinander
Dorothy Johnson
Stone
Forestry Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Priday
Pennsylvania Electric Company of
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