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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1928

Page

2

Hospital thanks public for help on donation day

Warren General Hospital officials praised public cooperation on donation day. The drive saw jam and jelly gifts surge, though potatoes fell below normal. Gratitude extended to Boy Scouts, merchants with trucks, drivers, and local newspapers, with named contributors from Chandlers Valley, Glarendon, Bonzua, Pittsfield, Sheffield, Sugar Grove, and Youngsville.

Warren General’ Hospital Welter Heasler Neasley Warren Chandlers Valley F. J. Sands Wellman Walter York Paul Spencer Charles Sword Glarendon J. G. Hyer Bonzua Rupert Pittsfield Rev. Kaufmann William Russell C. H. VerMiliea R. R. Young Sheffield Finnerty Boy Sugar Grove Robert Cummings Youngsville Gail Jones W. H H. Shartt

November 1924 voting surge across states and cities

Analysts note rising registration and turnout potential in 1924 with Illinois projections near 3 to 4 million registered voters, Lincoln Nebraska adding about 30 000, and New Orleans showing sizable gains. About 58 million Americans eligible, including 28.5 million women, with urban centers reporting women driving registration and overall higher interest as voting expands nationwide.

Illnois Lincoln Neb New Lor Sime New York Philadelphia St. Lous St. Paul Baltimore Chicago Louisville

Times Opinion Warns Against Secret Diplomacy In Disarmament

The Times argues that disarmament progress is slowed and hopes British diplomacy will change its approach. It says the White Paper clears sensational rumors but reveals no secrets, and notes secret diplomacy is a mistake though no firm conclusions are stated.

United States He Times Sail

Britain France Pact The Press Reacts To The Compromise

Across papers The Daily Telegraph The Daily News The Daily Chronicle and The Daily Herald react to a British French naval pact. Editorials criticize secrecy praise sincerity and fault the method while noting US disapproval and the likelihood of finding a broadly acceptable basis for naval limits remains difficult.

United States Daily Telegraph Great Britain France Daily News Liberal Britain Daily Chronicle The Daily Herald Labor

Warren Airport Rules and Club Dance News

Warren Airport requirements cover runway width, obstructions, marking, wind indicators, and firing hazards before use. A W I I Club dance with Delbert Werle's orchestra is planned at Good Fellowship Club house on Page Hollow road from 8:30 to 11:20, with luncheon served afterward. Elis Cullson and Delbert Werle chair the committee.

Good Fellowship Page Hollow Road Delbert Werle Steate Elis Cullson

Linking bank deposits to bootleg bribery probes in Philadelphia

District Attorney John Monaghan reported 15 bank deposits totaling 10.246 million dollars, some over a million each, tied to suspected bootleg profits and police corruption. Bank accounts used fictitious names, with no identity provided by Union Bank and Trust officials.

Philadelphia U.P John Monaghan J. S. McCulloch Union Bank and Trust Company Monaghan

Bond Posters Reach Warren For Good Roads Drive

One thousand one hundred posters urging support for the good road bond issue in the November election have arrived at the county commissioners office. The distribution committee includes Sheriff Harry Jefferson County Clerk George Leavy and M S McClure secretary of the Warren County Motor Club, with members drawn from the Motor Club and the Good Roads Association. Posters were furnished by the Pennsylvania Good Roads Association. Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set In post rooms Tuesday at 7 45 PM with Mrs Kay Davis chairing the social committee.

Harry Jefferson George Leavy M.S. McClure Warren County Motor Club Motor Club The Good Roads Association Pennsylvania Good Roads Association

Station W H L S J E H E J Announcer

Station W H L S J E H E J announces from Second and Market greeting listeners. News notes include autumn weather, Girls’ A A activities with 200 members and upcoming events November 10 hot dogs and candy vendors, November 16 Boy Girl party, and mask plans for Hi Y and Girls Club. Radio club KDEA Hoover speech and listed officers.

A. A KDEA Hoover Robert Einander Mildred Johnson Gerald Owens Harold Gibson W.H. S Goodnight

Pinchot to Speak on Warren Forest Bond Issue

Gifford Pinchot former governor of Bennist ania will appear in Warren to address the forest bond issue on the November ballot. He will speak Thursday November 1 between 3 30 and 4 30 at Republican Women headquarters on Liberty Street. The bond would authorize 25 million dollars to buy more state forest land. Justice of the Peace Clark E Nelson, county Pinchot committee chair two years ago, arranged the venue after Pinchot's secretary notified him. Edna Zelinsii of Kulpmont, burned in a bonfire accident, died yesterday at Mount Carmel.

Gifford Pinchot Bennist ¥Ania Warren Pinchot Justice of the Peace Clark Nelson

Girls Club Conference Set For Warren In Late January

High school Girls' Club moves to host midwinter conference in Warren during late January or early February with delegates from James town Franklin Meadville and surrounding areas. Merchants’ dress samples to be chosen for uniform. plans include interest groups devotionals and a masquerade mention. Village activities close with group singing and basketball. The Willys Knight agency at 700 East Street is taken over by H D Graham Motor Sales with Art Johnson hired as salesman.

Warren Jamestown Franklin Meadville Dhesses Emily Eaton Phillians Kiski Jane Lytle Helen Pressel Betty Field Ruth Aubitz Miss Kahl Willys-Knight Automobile East Street Art Johnson Graham Company Chandler Willys-Knight Whippet

Lyons Thomas J. Lyons dies at 76 in Clarendon

Thomas J Lyons died at his home in Clarendon Monday night at 11 45 aged 76 He leaves a daughter Mrs Genevieve Garber of Warren two sons Frank P Lyons of Oklahoma City Ok and John T Lyons of Tampa Texas three sisters Miss Deja Lyons Buffalo Miss Julia Lyons Harrisburg and Mrs Marjorie Stillwell Franktpville and a brother John Lyons Sala manca N Y He was a member of St Clare s Roman Catholic church Funeral arrangements to be announced later

Thomas Lyons Clarendon Genevieve Garber Warren Frank P. Lyons Oklahoma City John T. Lyons Tampa Texas Dejia Lyons Buffalo N. Y Julia Lyons Harrisburg Marjorie Stillwell Franktpville John Lyons Salamanca N.Y St.Clare’s

Republican Rally Draws Growing Interest at Courthouse

Henry H. Bassett reports rising interest in the Republican rally at the courthouse Thursday night at 8. Speakers include Congresswoman A. Freer Wisconsin farm bloc leader Alice Bentley of Meadville and Maurice P. Breen of Franklin. Bentley to speak on the campaign from a woman’s viewpoint.

Henry H. Bassett Republican County Committee Court House Hondames A. Freer Wisconsin Farm Bloc Congress Alice Bentley Meadville Maurice P. Breen Franklin Miss Bentley

J A Johnson Plans New Quarters in Liberty Realty Building

J A Johnson announces new quarters in the Liberty Realty Building on Liberty Street with a sale starting Thursday. He expects a November end or December opening, with the Weston Prin and Anna K Lawson Beauty Shop already occupying rooms and a chain grocery store planned in the building.

Liberty Realty Company Liberty Street J. A. Johnson Clothick Bir Johnson Weston Prin Anna K. Lawson

Meeting in Franklin for Cow Testing association attendees

Farm Agent C G Tritt and Andrew Ehrensberge a tester for the Warren County Cow Testing Association will attend the meeting of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Cow Testing association in Franklin. Wednesday sessions begin at noon and continue Thursday at noon.

C. G Tritt Andrew Ehrensberge Warren County Northwestern Pennsylvania Franklin

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Hospital Fage One Warren Airport Pleasant Grange Hall Frank Lyons Fifth Avenue Helen Maher H. Munson Helen and Mildred Maher Chesster Parks Thomas Mooney Bernice Schott James Springer Leo Gibson W. H. Brenton Parker Street Juline Henry Jacobson Martin Hill Martin ‘Christensen Gust Schindler W. F. Jewell George Juline William Crawford Lydia Wuertzer Hiller Nelson Johnson Caesar Cicero Hi-Y Girls’ Club Republican Women’s Office Mount Carmel Edna Zelinsii Kulpmont Bne Johnson Brothers Jamestown, Franklin and Thomas J. Lyons Republican Rally Franklin Thurs Orhea Jamieson Hardware & Supply Co Parham H. L. Greenland Werren’s
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