New Publication Of Tidoute High To Be Issued Friday
Tidoute Oct 25 A T Williams publisher of the Orange and Black the new High school paper has received all the copy and the first issue will be circulated Friday The paper will report student activities classes and alumni news Circulation over five hundred copies expected price ten cents per copy forty cents for eight numbers of the year The Reds losers in the magazine contest gave the Blues a party in the Community House Joe Pequignots gang entertained the winners royalty and doughnuts and cider were served Grace King won applause in the team race Assembly features two musical numbers by the Misses Jane and Dorothea White and Perry Haines solo Brown Eyes at both high and junior high assemblies Westminster Guilds first meeting of the year at Mrs R L Anderson Miss Alice Yorke presiding Miss Vera Jennings led Worship devotionals by Miss Grace King Programs handed out Refreshments served S S Class Party Mrs B R Hawkeys Sunday school class journeyed in cars to Tionesta Wednesday for a party at Mrs McMillans home
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R. L. Anderson
Alice Yorke
Vera Jennings
Halloween Party At Girl Reserves Hallowe'en Night
Evening radio notes from Station W H S recounts a sub-high study hall rhyme about a Halloween party in the gym with a dimmed light, a sandwich, a doughnut, and a dime. Activities include Kleptoman i and Scrap of Paper screenings, Hi Y and Echo performances, freshmen sketches, Masque plans, and an upcoming assembly. Weather warns of thunder storms as Station W H S signs off.
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Hallowe'en
Dance Night at F Hall Sheffield by Kane Buddies Orchestra
Dance Thursday at F hall Sheffield October 25 from nine to one. All round dances with couple 75 cents and extra ladies five cents. Kane Buddies Orchestra provides music for the event.
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F. Hall
Sheffield
Kane Buddies Orchestra
Zeppelin detour urged for Eckener on Jamestown flight
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce president sent a telegram to Goodyear Zeppelin requesting Dr Hugo Eckener divert the Grif Zeppelin’s return flight from Chicago to Lakehurst via a thirty mile detour over Jamestown. The plan hinges on a permitting route change.
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Zeppelin James Tillotton Jr
Jamestown
Mrs Warden named on welfare board
Mra S E Warden 109 West Fifth Avenue received a telegram Wednesday from Mrs G B Emery Williamsport state president of the American Legion Auxiliary notifying her she has been appointed chairman of the State Child Welfare Committee of the Auxiliary Mrs Warden will go to Harrisburg Saturday for a meeting of the Child Welfare Board at the Penn Harris hotel Plans will be discussed for the coming year Ware to register Friday Atlantic City N J Oct 25 Senator Elect William S Vare will go to Philadelphia tomorrow or Saturday to register for the presidential election his doctor said after examining his condition Vare confined at his Atlantic City home since he had a stroke last August
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S. E. Warden
West
Fifth Avenue
G. B. Emery
Williamsport
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Ware
Atlantic City
N. J
William S. Vare
Philadelphia
Vare
Smith Hoover clash on state socialism fuels campaign tour
Governor Alfred E. Smith denounces Hoover’s charge as subterfuge for welfare reform while planning a New England tour. Hoover campaign plans span Palo Alto Cumberland Louisville and St. Louis with a November 1 Washington departure. Senators Norris and Curtis tour for Smith and the Republicans respectively while Robinson rails against Hoover in Sioux Falls N. C. and echoes demand for agricultural action.
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Alfred E. Smith
Boston
Herbert Hoover
New England
Palo Alto
Calif
Cumberland
Joseph T. Robinson
Sioux Falls, N. C
Hoover
New York
Fireman Injured As Penn Train 903 Derails At Hydetown
Oscar Anderson, a fireman, was the only injury when Pennsylvania train 903 struck an open switch at Fleming crossing. He sprained an ankle after leaping away from the wreck. He spent hours in Titusville hospital before returning home to Oil City. Two Warren passengers, Mrs. Elizabeth Farquar and J. W. Neilly, were uninjured. The engineer, Patrick Steehan of Oil City, stayed in the cab. The derailed train was hauled to Corry hours later by a special engine. Farquar was en route from Uniontown after attending her sister’s funeral.
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Oscar Anderson
Pennsylvania
Hydetown
Anderson
Titusville
Oil City
Warren
Elizabeth Farquar
J. W. Neilly
Allegheny Division
Fleming Crossing
Patrick Steehan
Corry
Farquar
Florence Miller
Uniontown
Erie physician drowns in Lake Erie during duck hunt
Dr. Frank Barducci of Erie drowned when a duck hunting skiff overturned 510 feet from shore in rough water. Two companions German Caruso and Lasalle Padden were rescued as coast guards searched for Barducci.
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Erie
U. P
Frank Barducci
German Caruso
Lasalle Padden
Lake Erie
Barducci
Coast Guards
Administration Notice for Clara B. Scott Estate
Letters of administration on the estate of Clara B. Scott late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased have been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to the estate must pay immediately and those with claims or demands against it must present them properly authenticated for settlement. L C Eddy Administrator October 24 1928 10 25 11 18 15 22 28 61 CAUTIOUS BUZZERS read the Classified Acts carefully SUBSCRIBE for The Tribune
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Clara B. Scott
Warren
Warren County
L. C. Eddy
Wharton Sentenced to Two Years in Pen
Chicago dispatch reports former assistant state's attorney Charles Wharton was sentenced to two years in Leavenworth penitentiary for the spring mail train robbery that netted about 183000.
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Wharton
Chicago
U. P
Charles Wharton
Leavenworth
Former Warren Girl Writes Film Scenario
Bertha Cook Knight, former Warren girl and daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Cook, is credited in the Laskitts Bulletin Review of Hollywood for September with a scenario in the photoplay. In the past year she has contributed to Smart Set Liberty Chicago Tribune and other publications and was among Edgar Guest poem book name contest winners.
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Laskitts Bulletin Review
Hollywood
Californis
Bertha Cook-Knight
Warren
W. W. Cook
Rideing tale sparks cautious buyers advisory
A playful rodeo anecdote features a cowgirl riding beneath and on a horse while a spectator notes their own first ride. The snippet appears as a cautious buyer advisory in the Tribune classifieds, urging readers to study ads carefully.
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