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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1928

Page

5

Rush Plans for Hallowe'en Party Here October 30

Committees from American Legion and Company L drive a Warren Hallowe'en celebration with a parade dance and entertainment. Parade leaders Schmocker Milenius Metzger. armory dance from 9 to 2 am. prizes for costumes. judges named. officials list for finance publicity and costumes. multiple prize categories outlined. Ralph Sechriest to study at Pratt Institute. High School Athletic Association to elect officers Friday at 7 pm.

Warren American Legion Company L Gade Y Fred Schmocker T. H. Milenius C. Emerson Metzger Armory Brant Corp Planter Post Company 1 Pera General Finance J. R. VanCleve Wen Kinnear W. ®. Johnston Carl Bwanson H. L. Blair William Cemaron R. O. Walker F. J. Schmocker T. H.milenius C. E. Metzger Jack Koepp James Cassel Siegfried Sasserson Freeman Johnson Albert Yagee Louis Smith L Ralph Brasington James Parrish Howard Norris Val Genge K. MM. Lyons Robin MacKay Gus Geracimos William Yeager W. Sigworth Manly Putnam George Hulberg Arthur Langdon Harold Blair Don Harold ‘Jordan Don McComas Herbert Harris Manly MacDonald S. E. Nason W. J. Knupp Sue Warden Pearl Graham Charles G. Pearson James Scalise Charles Lord S. Wolfe Calvin Fiero Gordon Wedlock James Waples Fred Bauer Reynolds Rydgren Costaume High School Athletic Association Association

ROAD OPEN AFTER ROADWORK ON BARNES-DOPALDSEN ROUTE

A newly opened Barnes-Dopaldsen road allows traffic while the final concrete cover settles. In other news Robert Ellis of Tionesta pleaded guilty to two charges related to a July 23 shooting at Hunter Station. He received 18 months to three years in the Pittsburgh penitentiary after admitting aggravated assault and related counts. He wounded his nephew Harold Ellis in the face and chest with buckshot, leaving one eye blinded.

Ellis Robert Ellis Tionesta Hunter Station Forest County D. A. Arird Pittsburgh Harold C. Ellis

Fall Opening Begins at New York Millinery

The Fall opening at the New York Millinery and Dress company began Friday morning with a full line of the latest feminine apparel. The Warren store, one of four operated by the company, has added ready to wear garments and points to buying power from a syndicate of over 800 stores for better goods at lower prices. Harry Taub, president, attended the opening in Warren. Mrs. J. R. Logan and Mrs. J. R. Kirsehler assisted in supervising.

New York Harry Taub Warren J. R. Logan J. R. Kirsehler Taub

Cautious Buyers Read Classified Ads Carefully

Cautious buyers urged in Tribune classifieds to read ads carefully before purchase.

Establishment of free mail service eyed in Youngsville

A letter from John H. Bartlett to E. C. Swanson states the petition of about 600 Youngsville citizens seeking village delivery has been referred to a post office inspector for investigation. A report will guide action as facts warrant. Herald Bull, a Youngsville native now in Youngstown, Ohio, wed Eva Hayes of Lander this week.

Youngsville E. C. Swanson John H. Bartlett Mr. Bartlett Mr. Swanson Post Office Remayee Herald Bull Youngstown Ohio Eva Hayes Lander Ohi Porterfield and Binger Lander High School Grange Brokenstraw Grange J. A. Lyons Punssutawney Warren Woman's Club Organization John Dingman Sinclairville Roy Black Doris John Carr C. R. Paves Ted Campbell Thomas Hicks Buffalo Hicks Bradford Bosworth Helen Deshner Frank Davis Dora Pittsburgh Punxeytawney Nels Anderson Chicago Brokenstraw Creek Gerald McKinney Cleveland Do. H. Peters William Brady Erie H. S. Canfield

Cautious Buyers Read the Advertise in The Tribune

Cautious buyers scan the Advertise section of The Tribune seeking deals and local offers. The page highlights discounts, upcoming sales, and classified opportunities for households and small businesses. Readers weigh prices and terms before committing to purchases or listings.

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Rush Echmacker, Milenius and Metzger Ralph Sechriest Fred Sechriest West Street New York City School of Fine Arts Pratt Institute Weisbach Welabach Coe Fedex Dina Pelaband Barnes-Dopaldsen F. R. Lawson Allegheny Highway Association Hotel Weaver Tipnesta D. H. Blum R. M. Herman Oil City Brokenstrow Grousal Dog Club Samuel G Purvis Butler Ralph H. Sidway A. B. Jobson Loveda Boyle Taterly Venango County Franklin Robert McCormick Sheffield Uniontown Jamestown High School Hoover-Curtis Izaak Walton New York State Izaak Walton League of America Hotel Samuels Jamestown Warren County State Department of Public Instruction Bureau Delaware County GC. T. Greer First Methodist Church Macajah George Haehn Carl Dresser Chief Haehn Erie County Game and Fish Association Stewart Oliver Wayne Stewart Church of Christ Flying Squadron of America First Baptist Church L. M. Barnard Grace M. E. Church Veterans of Foreign Wars Warren General Hospital Puritan Malt Extract Co N. Wacher Drive Sicage Avs Profi the Tribune Mr. Canfield E. O. Berlin Knox Clarion County Dorng Bull Washington, D. C Mabel Nelson Miss Wilkins Hendrickson Miss Parker Youngsvilla School W. H. Grey R. S. Hartley Wilf Grey Pord Street The Tribune Madeira Hill Warren Coal Company Cloverbloom Gay’s Market C. S. Peel Penn. Ave West E. W. Patchen Rowley & Johnson East
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