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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1928

Page

2

Educator Denies Textbooks Teachability Debate In State

Controversy sparked at the County Teachers Institute as educators challenge textbook adequacy and teaching methods. University of Pittsburgh educator Dr. J H Nietz argues many texts mislead pupils, urging readings that build a coherent whole, with emphasis on avoiding unrelated dates and facts. Prof. MacMurray and Mrs. Helen French lead sessions on oral reading and class attention, while rural teachers discuss English in elementary grades. The program includes demonstrations, a Dunbar recital, and discussions on speech, discipline, and practical classroom use.

County Teachers’ Institute Court House J. 4Leiz University of Pittsburgh School of Education Nietz Dr. Nietz MacMurray Arthur MacMurray Helen A. French Charles Lose A. B. Brubaker Chas Helen Aiken French French Paul Lawrence Dunbar Arthur MacMurrey Dunbar

Wilson and Lansing in the War Era Drama

A writer recalls the cooling relations and final break between President Wilson and Secretary Lansing. The account centers on Lansing and Wilson as pivotal figures, with tensions and unrevealed touches from the drama of U S wartime policy. The scene notes the writer in Lansing's office as the recalling voice unfolds.

Lansing Germany Wilson Cary Grayson U. S All Men Lancing

Graf Zeppelin Heads Home Across Atlantic At Speed

Reports said the Graf Zeppelin battled gale winds across the Atlantic and aimed for Friedrichshafen after sighting near St Nazaire. Police prepared Berlin to Friedrichshafen crowds as the airship raced home in daylight, while a U.S. youth named Clarence Terhune drew notices aboard the ship.

France Friedrichshafen Hor Trregule R .Eperts Bay of Biscay S. S Boulderpool Bay of Bicay French St. Nazaire Berlin Bordeaux Lyons iGraf Zeppelin Atlantic Eversong Clarence [Terhune Quinteny Xa

Fall Meeting of Jamestown District at Lander Church

The fall gathering of Methodist churches in the Jamestown District will convene at Lander Methodist Church on Monday. Rev A White of Jamestown will preside all day, followed by Bishop Herbert E Welch of Pittsburgh as evening speaker. Rev L M Barnard will present a paper on Combation Evangelism.

Jamestown Lander Methodist Church A. White Istrict Herbert E. Welch Pittsburgh L. M. Barnard Grace M. E. Church

Produce dealer shot by masqueraders in Johnstown

Johnstown Pennsylvania report says produce merchant George G. Cupp of Johnstown was shot at his home by two masked men in Halloween costumes. He died two hours later after giving police trade grudge details. Authorities offered 2500 dollar reward for the slayers. Three suspects, John Sicialano, Jr. and Tony Lima, are in custody. Police noted a prior warning to quit wholesale and a dynamite hoax at Cupp’s home.

Johnstown Cambria County George G. Cupp Tame Cupp John Sicialano John Sicialano, Jr Tony Lima Sicialano Cupp Jautomobile

W H S E H E J Announcer and High School Events Night

The article relays a school bulletin with announcements about football against Rane, a radio club masquerade, a November 10 patriotic display, senior caps worn by girls, junior play reservations, a semi final rehearsal at 4 PM, a high school gym masque on a November evening with 15 cent admission, dress samples from merchants, a voting plan after costume selection, Volleyball tryouts, and an interclass tournament starting Thursday with Seniors vs Freshmen and Sophomores vs Juniors.

Adjan Price I5e High Schoo Girs Eal

Deaths and Funerals De Vore Daughter 18 Held at Free Methodist

Kathryn Isabel De Vore, 18, died at the family home in Youngsville Wednesday. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs William De Vore and leaves six siblings Frank Chevey Bemus Point Mrs Fred Kohler North Warren Albert Warren Fred Youngsville Lafe Buffalo and Lovina at home. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 o'clock from a Free Methodist Church in ville.

Kathryn Isabel de Vore William de Vore Youngsville Frank Chevey Bemus Point Fred Kohler Warren Albert Warren Fred Lafe Buffalo N. Y Lovina Ville

Warrants Issued in $70,000 Bond Scandal Case

Four men face warrants in a revival of a $78,000 bond theft case. Dr Frank D Thomas former Luzerne County coroner and sheriff candidate. Joseph Sheeran former poolroom proprietor. John Webber. and Frank Kelly of New York are named in charges of conspiracy transporting stolen bonds across state lines and perjury.

Wilkes-Barre Frank D. Thomas Luzerne County Joseph Sheeran Toom John Webber Frank Kelly New York

Receiving Treatment at Separation Hospital

George Wood of 112 Pzther Street is a patient at the Separation Hospital in Philadel phia undergoing surgical treatment. He left Warren on Saturday evening.

George Wood Pzther Street Separation Hospital Penladelphia Warren

Officers Named by Italian Club Here

Officers for the coming year were elected Monday as meeting of the Warren Halian era held at the club rooms, 10 Chestnut street. The officers are: President B J Schipano, vice president Joseph Vescio, treasurer Daniel Fillis, secretary Casper Scalise, trustees Joe Megina Tory Scalise and Angelo Zingoni, foremen Tony Brindis Tony Rocco and Sante Castagnine. The new organization now has a membership of seventy five, it was announced Wednesday by President Schipeno.

Warren Halian Chestnut Street B. J. Schipano Joseph Vescio Daniel Fillis Casper Scalise Joe Megina Tory Scalise Angelo Zingoni Foormen Tony Brindis Tony Rocco Sante Castagnine Schipeno

KIWANIANS HEAR TALK ON SAFETY

Charles M. Sentt of Globe Indemnity spoke on Safety at Warren Kiwanis meeting held at the YWCA activities building. He plans to stay in the area this week to address larger manufacturing firms. Hal Lewis spoke on airport sponsorship by refiners.Advance ticket sales for the Kiwanis Midnight Revue at Library Theatre on November 5th were reported as going well. Seventy members and eight guests attended the dinner. The morning was notably cold with a 27 degree reading at eight o clock from the Pennsylvania Gas thermometer.

Charles M. Sentt Globe Indemnity Company Warren Kiwanis Club Senft Hal Lewis Kiwanis Library Theatre Pennsylvania

Society to Display Garments at Woman's Club

The Needlework Guild garment collection will be shown at the Woman's Club auditorium next Monday November 5th. Mrs. O A Pressel secretary announces. Members are asked to send new garments for Warren's needy. Florence Conway hosts a theatre party birthday celebration with gifts and music.

Needlework Guild Woman’s Club O. A. Pressel Warren

Germans Plan Warm Reception For Youthful Stowaway on Zep

An American boy, Clarence Terhune, 19, inspired German crowds as Graf Zeppelin returned from a round trip to America. Local authorities and the American consul explored Terhune’s status, noting fines for passport lapses and potential settlement. He helped with chores aboard while in Germany, prompting lighthearted humor from the press.

Frliedrichshafen Germany America Clarence Terhune Dr. Eckener Graf Quintenz Friedrichshafen Stuttgart Terbune Clarence Zeppelin

Speaker Favors Six Code Changes

Mrs. Bella Taylor of New Castle urged voters to back six amendments at a Women’s Republican event in Wo men’s headquarters. She cited roads state colleges state institutions reforestation cut in inheritance taxes for small estates voting machines and the metropolitan plan for Allegheny county. County committeewoman Mrs. Robert Hall urged organization workers to mobilize on election day. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. E. D. Clapp of Tiona Mrs. T. C. Hawkey of Tidjionte and Mrs. F. C. Dean of Kinzua.

Bella Taylor New Castle State Republican Committee Republican Taylor State College Allegheny County Robert Hall E. D. Clapp Tiona T. C. Hawkey Tidjionte F. C. Dean Kinzua WL. McClure

Divorces Granted and Motions Heard in Special Session

In a special session of argu ment court on Tuesday Judge D A Aviva granted a divorce to Lewis E Elder from Nettie P Elder. Testimony was taken in four other divorce libels: Pearl E Martin vs Earl J Martin, Ingeborg P Johnson vs Edward J Johnson, Florence M dieKoon vs Leo B McKeon, and Elia W Chapel vs Roy S Chapel. Earle MacDonald motioned for a new trial in Publicker Commercial Algaha! Co vs R H Winger, with MacDonald representing Mr Winger.

D. A. Aviva Lewis E. Elder Nettie P. Elder Pearl E. Martin Earl J. Martin Ingeborg P. Johnson Edward Jjohnson Florence M. dieKoon Leo B. McKeon Elia W. Chapel Roy S&s. Chapel Earle MacDonald Publicker Commercial Algaha! Company R. H. Winger Winger O3 Mr. MacDonald Winger

One Arrest In Warren A Local Man Taken To Police

One arrest was made in Warren on Wednesday when Patrelmar Clyde Hess arrested a local man and took him to police headquarters in a taxicab this morning.

OSE Warren Patrelmar Clyde Hess

Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Lewis Shirley

Mr and Mrs Lewis Shirley of 419 East Street announce the birth of a daughter at Maternity Hospital Wednesday morning at 1 35 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces.

Lewis Shirley East Street Maternity Hospital

Church Ravaged by Fire in Gettysburg

St James Lutheran church in Gettysburg sustained more than 100000 in damage after an early morning fire. Investigators said faulty wiring in the pipe organ sparked the blaze. Passersby found flames around six a.m. Firefighters could not save the building and focused on protecting nearby homes as winds carried embers. Only the four walls remained standing once the fire was controlled.

Gettysburg U. P St. James Lutheran

Borah and Hughes to Lead 60 P. In Eastern Wind-Up

Washington reports Hoover plans final east campaign push with Borah and Hughes leading a line of orators against Smith on prohibition and the anticipated wind-up. Hoover stays out of direct debates while Pomeroy denies a Klan meeting tied to the Republican committee.

Washington Herbert Hoover Republican Board of Strategy Alfred E. Smith West East Borah Idaho Charles Evans Hughes Smith Hughes Hoover New York Pomeroy Daniel E. Pomeroy New Jersey National Republican Committee National Committee

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State Department Kayfel Weiter League of National Lester Wonlzey Watertown Amsheret College York American Journal of International Law Eleanor John W. Foster Benjamin Hanvicon ROBT Graf Zeppelin Lander Rane W. H Globe Indemnity Co Miss Conway Florence Conway Conway Central Avenue Musicand Martha Lu‘pold Isabelle Worley Viola Turner Pauline Vanderbilt Ostrid Johnson Rose Anderson Epworth League The Flora Gilmore Alice Wilson Auma L. Wilson Hickory Street Carrie Franklin Wilkins George Maybank Harry Wilson T. N. Dunham Peter Sonne W. A. Cleveland Eighth Ward Trinity Aunilfary Anna Rockwell Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church Epworth M. E Mrs. Taylor Belmgrecht Wayne C. Helmbrecht Optometrist Warren Savings Bank Phildgen PICOT Johnson Brothers
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