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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1927

Page

15

Luncheon closes Oil City Baptist meeting

The Oil Creek Baptist Association wrapped up with a luncheon at First Church of Oil City. Miss Mabel P. Calley of Swatow China led the afternoon program and Rev. George A. Lawson of Cleveland preached on "Our Baptist Heritage." Members praised the gathering as one of the most helpful. The Young People's Union elected Mehin Thomas of Corry president, with Rev. Harold Stoddard as vice president. Dr. Josephine Kay highlighted the new Baptist college at the Batern University. About 177 youths attended the banquet and Erie and Warren groups contributed notable participation.

Oil Creek B. B. Donovan Mehin Thomas Corry Young People’s Union Harold Stoddard Stevenson Titusvle Evelyn Hirsh Erie Cavers Josephine Kay New Baptist College Batern University Philadelphia Kiskiminetas Dey E T Dehiberry Warren

Third Ticket Talk Revived in Pheny Philadelphia

In Philadelphia on September 22 the rise of Republican Independents halves the anticipated majorities for Vare candidates in Tuesday’s primary. City Controller Will B. Hadley contemplates an independent bid for mayor and may lead a third ticket. Former Mayor J Hampton Moore, defeated by Harry A. Mackey, weighs continuing the fight as head of an independent group. Backers of Moore urge plans to form a third ticket opposing the machine in November.

Philadelphia Republian Ware Organization Will B. Hadley J. Hampton Moore Harry A. Mackey Moore

Pope Pius donates $200000 for Mississippi flood victims

Pope Pius offers $200000 to aid flood victims in Mississippi. The Catholic Near East Welfare Association announced the donation today from Pope Pius the XII. The gift supports relief efforts for affected families and emergency response.

New York Pope Pius Mississippi Waile Catholic Near East Welfare Association

Bucknell Fraternity House Ransacked By Youth

A youth claiming to be Paul Burdett of Columbus Ohio is jailed in Lewisburg charged with robbing Bucknell University fraternity rooms. He entered freely, fled after midnight, and cash and jewelry worth several hundred dollars were found. Authorities suspect he may be part of a fraternity theft ring.

Lewisburg Paul Burdett Columbus Burdett

First trans continental air race notes from page one

Reported today on the Stinson monoplanes flying from New York toward Spokane in a nonstop race. Eddie Stinson of Detroit and Duke Schiller in the Royal Windsor are among entrants. airport officials warned planes could reach Minnesota or North Dakota early today. Class A and B winners arrived, with J. B. Charles of Richmond first to land but losing to C. W. Meyers of Detroit by 12 minutes. C. W. Holman of St Paul won Class A after a tire loss.

Stinson New York Eddie Stinson Detroit Duke Schiller Maki Akon Royal Windsor Minnesota North Dakota B. Racex J. B. Charles Richmond Eagle Rock Spokane Flivere C. W. Meyers C. W. Holman St. Paul

Tunney Dempsey Heavyweight Clash On NBC Radio

Radio listings show Tunney versus Dempsey heavyweights with preliminary bouts on NBC and WEAF hookups from Chicago. Opera Pirates of Penzance billed on another station. Nashville WSM airs organ music at 12:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. EST.

National Broadcasting Company Obstelions Coast Coast Soldiers’ Field Chicago Tunney Dempsey WEAF Opera Pirates of Penzance WSM Nashville Organ Mazie WJZ Kths Hot Springs Teese Vesth Wowm Asbury Park Pauce Orchestras Wral Thame Orchestra Royal Hawaiian B.C skinnay-Denepers Wsal Cincinnati B.C. Phagraema de. C Eddie Gala Clearwater Rees Cleveland Dinder Sethestra Bynd Orchesas Solin Awer Corry Racer Dempsey Detroit WGHP Dunner Marks Wex Wwir Denner CBS Tunney-Bempsey Coward Damion Maur Fields Blue Boys Apie Lance Orchestras Sotowned National Light Opera Ce Clicquot Club Skein Our Bill's Workshop Tooney Dempsey

Indian Mission at Lac La Plonge Faces Tragedy Toll

The Beau Mission at Lac La Plonge, one of Canada's oldest Catholic missions, reportedly shelters 46 Indigenous children after a disaster at Big River. Father St Jennie and Fathers Ance and Adam lead eight brothers and Grey Nun nuns. survivors include Stoney and Cree youths. The mission sits on the historic Hudson Bay route toward Churchill River, over 600 miles from Hudson Bay.

Big River St Boniface Man Canada Beauv Lac la Plonge Oblete Brooh St Jennie Ance Adam Eich Grey Nun Order Hudson’s Bay Company Fort Prince of Wales Fort Churchill Lac la Pionge Hudson Bay

Dempsey Tunney Weighs In Ahead of Heavyweight Fight

Chicago September 22 Jack Dempsey weighed 192 1 2 pounds for the heavyweight title bout with Gene Tunney at the time observers reported Tunney would weigh in later. Dempsey appeared in good spirits at the Illinois Athletic Club. Dr James L Russell oversaw the weigh in.

Chicago Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Dempsey Ilinoi Athletic Club James L. Russell Orear Tanney

Governor Fin er Returns to Work After Election

Governor John S. Fin er resumes duties after the primary election. He clears his desk of accumulated business and hosts a cabinet luncheon at the executive mansion. The dispatch notes he traveled from Indiana Pennsylvania to vote locally.

Barrisburg Byu Indiana John S. Finer

Tunney Demspey Fight Promises Nation Wide Radio Broadcast

United Press reports a vast network of stations will simulcast the Tunney Demspey boxing bout tonight. Grehar MicNamee will narrate blow by blow from the National Broadcasting Company with nationwide reach overseen by Scrops Howard Newspapers and Tex Rickards heavyweight elimination events.

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