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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1928

Page

12

Adio ute High Opens Season Against Sheffield in Tidioute

Tidioute High footballCoach Spangler led a stiff practice ahead of the season opener at three oclock Saturday against Sheffield High. The squad features veterans Shields Pida Morrow Morrison and Captain Christy with contributors Shanley Fuellhart Donaldson and Kerrick brothers shaping the lineup.

Tidiolte Spangler Sheffield High Sheffield Tidioute Johnny Shields George Pida Fred Morrow William Morrison Chiisty Shanley Fuellhart Donaldson Kerrick Brothers Omma Tthin Slippery Rock Christina Lambert Millersville Teachers’ College Margaret Atwell West Chester Robert Thompsett Kiskan Ralph Thompsett John Tipton Penn State Cris Clinger Princeton Mary Louise White Glarabel King Eleanor Sage Mildred Henderson Beckley Business College Helen Atwell Cincinnati University Thomas Atwel Colege Orchester Eleanor Murphy Duke University Durham North Carolina Buffalo Division Pennsylvania Railroad Warren Oil City Olean Sunnybrook Farm Spaagier Miss Dougherty Bottenhorn Dowln

Brown Re-elected Board President At Meadville Convention

R W Brown of 417 Water street was reelected president of the board of directors of the TO O F Home at Meadville during the convention held Tuesday. Other officers chosen included Elmer French as first vice president and W C Moritz as secretary with Robert Wier as treasurer.

Margaret Catherine McCloskey Athletic Association Alice Huff Margaret McClogkey Dorothea White Gece Miss Huff Esthres Queen Esther Society The Methodist Church Margaret Thomas Myrtle Smith Mary Hanks Sarah McClellan Catherine Peterson Thomas Margaret Lambert Wooster College Ludlow Dorothy Ewald Philadelphia Harry Jennings John Taggart Durham North Carolina A.V. Clager Montreal Canada Oris Labrador Grenfel Clinger Princeton University Mmeber Richard Deveraux Bradford Harry Deveraux Walter H. Murphy Leanore Murphy John Taggara, Jr John Paul Lucas Tidioute N. C Duke University R W Brown Water Street TO O F Meadville Elmer French W. C. Moritz Robert Wier John A. Rowley, Jr W. C. Maxwell EL. French Franklin C W. Hayes Union City Peter Toy Foxburg Jennie Budd Sharon R. N. Brown Warren Harry Richard C. H. Tickner Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge Ralph Knupp Clara Werle Herbert Donze Warren Lodge L J Learn Kossuth H. A. Johnston

Governor Smith Denies Drinking and Letter Claims

In Syracuse, Governor Smith denies a letter alleging intoxication and defamatory remarks about Mrs Bauer. Officials Keith Fearon and William Kelley dispute the accusations, stating Smith did not drink or speak from the box at the races. A Geneva report notes childhood smallpox declined in Europe except Great Britain shows steady rise since 1920.

William L. Bauer Parkersburg W. Va West Virginia Smith Syracuse William H. Kelley Fearon Kelley Sanford Bauer Keenan Geneva Health Organization of the League of Nations

High School Notes on Elections and Activities

Seniors discuss presidential potential as class offices loom. Freshman girls hockey meet. sophomores juniors and seniors convene tonight. Friday two meetings at four. Girls Glee Club and Spanish Club. Lockers issued. avoid use during class passing. Steak fry for Girls Club cabinet at Yeagle's Grove. Cabinet: Pressel Branch Kopp Kehr Lytle Field Groves with Philians secretary. Junior Chamber distributes pamphlet Pennsylvania Highways. Football team met to issue jerseys. aims to beat Youngsville this Saturday.

Yeagle’s Grove Helen Pressel Mary Lou Branch Milteen Kopp Eugenia Kehr Jane Lytle Betty Field Margaret Groves Miss Philians

Auto plunges into canal. driver rescued then arrested

In New Orleans Paul Gauthier aged 27 drove off an embankment into a drainage canal. He escaped by climbing out as the car sank but was arrested for reckless driving after returning to the street.

Ernst Udet Udet New Orleans Paul Gauthier Gauthier

Penance for profits at Versailles church theft

Thieves who robbed the poor box at the Church of Vile de'Avray in Versailles felt remorse and lit a candle at the Virgin altar before exiting.

Versailles Vile de’Avray

Riverside Oil Corporation charter notice

Notice is hereby given that application will be made to the Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on Tuesday September 18 1928 at 10 00 a m under an Act to incorporate and regulate certain corporations for a charter for an intended corporation called Riverside Oil Corporation to prospect for and produce oil gas and other minerals and enjoy all rights and privileges conferred. Bordwell Eldred solicitors.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Riverside Oil Corporation Bordwell & Eldred, Solicitors

Child of Wealthy: Contractor Held

Chicago police faced a Mafia linked kidnapping case as two men abducted William Ranieri son of Frank A Ranieri a wealthy sewer contractor. The 10 year old was taken on his way home from school and ransom demands of sixty thousand dollars were issued.

Chicago U. P Sen William Ranieri Frank A. Ranieri

Hoover Favored To Win Florida In November

Edward Walker of St. Petersburg and Warren, now in Warren, predict Hoover will carry Florida in the November election. They cite large Hoover meetings and growing anti Smith clubs among Florida Democrats. The St. Petersburg Times reports a September 9 protest meeting at Gospel Tabernacle with about 4000 in attendance and radio broadcast from the city’s station.

Hoover Florida Edward Walker St. Petersburg Fla Warren the Times Smith

New York Classified Ace Fares Cautious Buyers

A brief note in the classified section urges buyers to exercise caution. It highlights careful scrutiny of listings and encourages verification of sellers and prices to avoid scams in the busy marketplace.

Norristown chosen for 1929 convention site

At the closing session of the fifteenth annual Fraternal Patriot convention, Norristown was selected as the 1929 conventicnery. Officers elected include Albert Maker as councillor, Elmer K. Thoues of Pittsburgh as councillor, and L. H. Crk of Pittsburgh as council treasurer.

New Castle Pennsylvania Norristown Albert 9 Maker Alfentewm Elmer K Thoues Pittsburgh

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Adioute High Brown I. 0. C. F. Meadville Girls’ Glee Club Junior Chamber of Commerce Youngsville South New York the Tribuee M.W Turban Jenny Tarban Warren’s Modern Store Metzger-Wright’s Velvet Georgette
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