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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1928

Page

2

Warren Scout Aide at Eastern States Exposition

A Warren Boy Scout was among 13 aides to five governors at the opening day of the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts. Warren council Troop 9 sent Clifford Knowlton and another scout to present carpentry exhibits and to help run the exhibit spaces.

Warren Springfield Mass Merritt Roblyn Charles Roblyn Terrace Street Roblyn Clifford Knowlton C. L. Knowlton Conewango Averme Warren Council J. Ray Shepard Water Street Warren County Fair Betts Foundry & Machine Company Fourth Avenue Raymond Betz Scouetmaster Charles Eaton Knowlton

Better Dairy Sires Train To Visit Warren And Youngsville

The Pennsylvania Rail Road in cooperation with the Department of Agriculture and various cattle clubs operates a Better Dairy Sires train across northwestern Pennsylvania. It stops Warren on November 7 morning and Youngsville that afternoon. The carload of pure bred bulls offers farmers a chance to trade in scrub bulls for high grade sires, with Jersey Holstein and Guernsey breeds aged 8 to 15 months and prices from 100 to 300 dollars.

Warren Youngsville Better Dairy Sires Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Jersey Holstein Guernsey

Zonta Club Hosts Jamestown Visitors in Warren Dinner

Twelve members of the Jamestown Zonta club with Miss Isabelle Brugge past president toured Warren Zontans. Miss Alice Davis welcomed guests. Brugge reported on the National Zonta Convention in St Paul and presented the Warren charter. Harvest Home Festival at First Lutheran Warren slated September 30 with drive donations to Erie Lutheran Home.

Charter 35 Jamestown Zonta Club Isabelle Brugge Jamestown Club Warren Warren Zontians Dirmer Alice Davis Jamestown Elizabeth Gibson Zontas St. Paul Warren Zonta Club Miss Davis First Lutheran Church Apen Erie

Deaths and Funerals In Warren County Families

Funeral services were held for Allen F Briggs Civil War veteran at Russell with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Lura Adelia York died September 10 and was buried at Western cemetery Starbrick. she left two sons and sister Irene Walters. Mrs Anna Marsh of Corydon died. her funeral was at Corydon with burial there. Henry F Fisher died at his daughter’s Williamsport home aged 83. he leaves six daughters and two sons among others. funeral at Sinnamahoning.

Allen F. Briggs Allen Br. Briggs Russell Pine Grove Clair Putnam Harry Nelson Clyde Briggs Andy Young Elsen Dougherty T. T. Mol Anns Knapp A- A. Swanson Russell M. E Mr. Briggs Warren County Lura York Adelia York Irene Walters Irvine Westren Starbrick James Youngsville George Suly A Airs Anna Conroe Dunn's Eddy Brokenstraw Township Miss Conroe Nemiah York Tidioute Erie Corry Ear Tidioute Big Bend Yankee Bush Anna Marsh Corydon Emerson, Jones Randolph Phillips Hany Smith Limestone N X Theresa Marsh Codoy Bravia Witan Crawford Titust Tse Matsa Enterprse Waren dPvaal Germany Marsh Henry F. Fisher George Huff Poplar Street Williamsport Frank Warren C Keating Nellie E. Hugg Philadelphia Mildred Huff Jamestown Charles D. Delaney Fourth Avenue Warren M. C. Crum Sinnamphonia George W. Huff Mildred A. Simpson Dunkirk Sinnamahoning Fisher J. P. Parker Third Avenue

High School Notes Plea For Dramatic Club Members

In assembly Friday Betty Field urged new Dramatic Club members with emphasis on boys. Dues are seventy five cents for the year. Miss Kahl will collect dues during two weeks. A man named C A Davis passed a bad check for 10 90 on First National Bank of Warren and had no funds. He was jailed in Warren county awaiting funds to cover the check. Davis was brought from Findlay Lake by Sheriff Jefferson and Deputy Ritchie. He was arraigned before Justice Nelson. Davis was to be confined until the check is good.

Betty Field Dramatic Club Lanteles Iis Kahl C. A. Davis Eric Warren County Davis Warren Findlay Lake Harry Jefferson Robert Ritchie Justice of the Peace Clark Nelson Sheffield First National Bank of

One Act Play The White Lie Presented By Assembly

The one act play The White Lie was presented by Ruth Goodwin Bramer Carlson Ange Be vevino and Howard Colt. It featured a football captain proving versatile beyond the field while peers delivered a satire on life shams. The senior class elected officers DP Prezident Nelson Johnson vice president Betty Field secretary Millteen Kopf treasurer Paul Borg Jane Lytle announced the results. Junior officers named Donald Anderson Eugenia Kehr Nellie Taylor David Smith. First Bi Y meeting set for October 3 at the M C A building with dinner for thirty cents. Next meeting will be a guest night to foster acquaintance. Mr Hetrick forms a forestry club for boys sixteen plus with initial meeting Friday at one o clock. CARD OF THANKS We thank all for floral offerings cars and kindness during our recent bereavement Mrs Allen E Briggs and family Mrs Irene Walters expresses gratitude for sympathy after sister Lura Adelia York’s death.

Ruth Goodwin Bramer Carlson Ange Bevevino Howard Colt Nelson Johnson Betty Field Millteen Kopf Tressurer Paul Borg Jane Lytle

Honor Local Men At Oil Convention

Two Warren men were elected to office at the annual National Petroleum association convention in Atlantic City Thursday. E M Lyons of Clarendon was reelected president and Herbert G Eaton of Warren was elected secretary. Other officers and trustees were chosen, including P H Tarbox, N H Weber, Fayette B Dow, C D Chamberlin, William Crane, and more with several reelected to the board.

Warren National Petroleum Association Atlantic City E. M. Lyons Clarendon Herbert G. Eaton P. H. Tarbox Oil City N. H. Weber Chicago Fayette B. Dow Washington, D. C C. D. Chamberlin Cleveland William Crane Washington

Claims of a malaria cure and rapid relief of various ailments

A dubious product is advertised as curing malaria and quickly relieving bidowsness headaches and dizinesa due to temporary constipation. It touts toxin elimination and high regard for producing copious water evacuations.

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Grocery and Meat Market to Open Next to Ward Store

The new grocery and meat market in the building beside the Montgomery Ward store on Liberty Street has been leased in part to the Grand Union Tea Company. Officials expect operation around October 15 with an exact opening date undecided. It marks the first combined market opened here by a major chain corporation.

Krocery Sore End Montgomery, Ward Liberty Street Grand Union Tea Company

John Rees Named Commander of the C A R

John P Rees of Brokenow Nebraska was named commander of the Grand Army of the Republic at the closing session of the 1928 encampment in Denver. Town of Philadelphia opposed him. James E Jewell of Fort Morgan Colo named senior vice commander and H v Kearney of New York junior vice commander. The 1929 encampment will be in Portland Mo. J B Moore in Garland reported as little changed and seriously ill.

Denver Colo John P John Rees Brokenow Neb Grand Army of the Republic Reese Samuel P. Town Philadelphia James E. Jewell Fort Morgan Cole H. v. Kearney New York Portland

Monthly report on crippled children’s work

Miss Isabella S. Wilson presents the August report on crippled children’s work. Activities include 1,722 miles driven, 40 plus telephone calls, 2 meetings, 9 trips to Pittsburgh and Erie, 13 patients on trips, 12 in clinics, 59 patient calls, and 23 patient calls on behalf of patients. Projects mention visits by Miss Bealls from Washington DC, automobile support from Emory and Frank C. Roud, and assistance to C. S. Knapp and Miss Lucille Larson at the tuberculosis tent and fairgrounds.

Crippled Children Isabella S. Wilson Pittsburgh Erie Polk Philadelphia State Hospital Emory Frank C. Roud Crippled Children’s Committee Bealls Washington, D. C Wilson C. S Knapp Fair Grounds Lucille Larson

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Warren Scout Dick Heasley Donald Anderson Eugenia Kehr Nellie Taylor David Smith Bi Y M.C. A Allen E. Briggs Lura Adelia York Herbert Eaton Watts N. Davis Basule Atayerd Lingene Atayard Johnson Brothers J. B. Moore Garland Mr. Moore Helmurecht Wayne C. Helmbrecht Optometrist Warren Savings Bank Bldg Cautio Byers Perrin-Postman-Bacmo Perrin Postman Bacmo Perrins Pat Premier Malt Sales Company Ferry St Pittsburgh, Pa Idec Coupen Rees Premier Mall Bases Co
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