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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1928

Page

12

Pastors Teachers To Be Guests At Reception Monday

Youngsville Sept 22 a reception for pastors of Youngsville churches and for the faculty of Youngsville school will be held at the MEFL church on Monday evening September 21, hosted by the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The item notes other community activities and local news follows including parties, visits, and road work updates.

Youngsville MEFL Woman's Christian Temperance Union Clyde Darling Ahheough Town Irvie Tidioute Memorial Bridge Irvine United States

Aggressive Democrat Agnes Hart Wilson Dies in Blossburg

Agnes Hart Wilson daughter of the secretary of Labor in President Wilson s cabinet and Democratic congressional candidate in the sixteenth district died in Blossburg hospital after an operation Monday. She had been a close aide to her father acting as private secretary and campaigned in 1926 for his senate bid. Funeral Tuesday at Blossburg.

Blossburg U. P Agnes Hart Wilson Congress Labor Wilson Blossberg Wiliam S. Ware United States Senate Vare

Farmington Grange 22 Members Meet in Lander

Twenty two members attended the regular Farmington Grange meeting in Lander. Minutes and one communication were read. Two bills paid. Three new members elected Clifford Babb, his wife, and Maurice White. Program featured songs, readings, harmonica numbers, and a discussion on music in public schools. Next meeting October 6 includes a bid sale and coffee.

Berg Miss Lyon Harry Firth Frank Wilcox George S Wilcox Ralph Samuelson Herbert Putnam Order Enid Melquist Jamestown N. Y Carl McIntyre John McIintyre Westfield Lander Harley Dudgeon John Mahan Harey Mahan D. A. Johnson Wisconsin Eva Hayes Harold Bull Youngsville Ohio

Monsignor Smith Dies At 68 In Altoona

The High Rev. Monsignor Thomas P. Smith, 68, vicar general of the Altoona diocese, died after a lingering illness. He established the Sacred Heart parish in Altoona over 40 years ago. His twin brother Rev. Matthew Smith, formerly his assistant, died several years ago.

Altoona U. P Thomas P. Smith Catholic Church Smath Sacred Heart Matthew Smith

Garland Ledger Dated Sept 22 Highlights Local Happenings

Joe Jordan of Erie receives gold medal for 50 years service with Pennsylvania Railroad. Visitors include Mesdames Alger Reaven and Kelsey, Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Tessie Jones, and Mrs. Reaves. School adds new acre of Curtis farm ground. porch enclosed to curb cold. Local theatergoers watch Old Ironsides. several residents travel to Warren. Garland’s Penn Service men scout the line. workers at the garland chair factory add shifts and new hires.

Garland Joe Jordan Erie Mesdames Alger Reaven Kelsey Jordan Pennsylvania Railroad A. Thatcher Tessie Jones Youngsville K. Alger Allan Brown Pittsfield John Taylor William Taylor Oeening Miss Lund Gladys Lund James Brighton Jamestown N. Y Chris Lund Rev Southern of Kane Mrs. M. Jordan

President Coolidge's Vermont trip and family setback

President Coolidge returned from a two day trip to Vermont visiting his boyhood home in Plymouth and reviewing flood rehabilitation efforts since 1927. She remained in Northampton to be with her critically ill mother, Mrs Lemira Goodhue.

Washington U.P Coolidge Vermont Plymouth

Seaplane wrecks near Marseilles during world flight

George H. Storck and his Seattle based seaplane overturned at Marignane Basin as he prepared to depart for the east on his around the world flight. Storck was unhurt though the plane sustained heavy damage after the 10 AM incident following his weeklong London departure.

Marseilles France George H. Storck Seattle Marignane Basin Storck Storey London

Hoover urged to expand speaking tour before election

Pressure from Republican circles grows for Senator Pine Oklahoma and Texas to host Hoover. A Texas delegation cites the need for early speeches in Illinois, North Dakota and Montana. Hoover hesitates, noting his two to three week prep per address and limited time before the election. Remaining planned stops include Elizabethton October 6 and New York October 17 with Boston later, plus a Palo Alto trip November 1 to vote. Hamilton Fish remains Hoover's sole other engagement today.

Washington U.P Prasaure Herbert Hoover Oklahoma Texas Senator Pine Hoover Gov. Smith Oklahoma City

Reward sought for Jaworski murder gang informant

Pittsburgh dispatch reports John Zazworaky of Cleveland arrived to discuss a 5000 dollar reward offered by Allegheny County for the Jaworski capture. Gardner will review Zazworaky claims after he produced affidavits. Jaworski lies near death in Cleveland hospital after a gun battle that killed one officer and wounded a bystander.

Pittsburgh U. P John ZaZvrorsky Cleveland Paul Jawarski Samuel H. Gardner Allegheny County Jaworski Zazworsky Flathead Hga Shwraski Gardner Zaaworsky

Railroad Athletic Meet Opens in Altoona Today

The eighth annual outdoor athletic meet of the Pennsylvania Railroad System is underway in Altoona with ideal weather. About nine hundred athletes compete across events as more than 25,000 visitors attend from across the system, aided by 15 bands. This marks the fifth time Altoona hosts the meet.

Altoona U. P Pennsylvania Railroad System Pennsylvania

Women Missionary Society and church social notes

Members of the Woman Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Carrie Davis home with 22 attendees. Subjects included Africa studies and parables, led by Rev. Stebbins and Mrs. Sherrard, plus routine business and a fruit drive for the Warren Children’s home. The Try Company class held a September meeting at Mrs. J.A. McIntosh’s. seventeen attended and a punch-board game was featured. Several local residents were mentioned for travels, guests, and visits, including L. H. Stebbins and families, Camp Perry guards, and car accidents with Edna Reynolds injured on Main Street.

Youngsville Wilam Yok Syracuse Harry Richards Mary Clement Shss Feidter Rochester Gladys Smith Pittsfield Youngsville High School Edinboro Free Methodist Church East Main Street Florence Black West Main Street Sugar Grove Ciety The Presbyterian Church Carrie Davis Caoline Veness Stebbins Africa H Stebbins Sherrard Dallas Warren Janet Stuart Fred Nobbs Vendabel Green Lake Toy Company Try Company Presbyterian Sunday School J.A. McIntosh Josephine Ricker Miss Stebbings Verdabel Green L. H. Stebbins Agnes Abbott Winnifred Anderson H. W. Johnson Camp Perry National Guard Toledo Ohio M. L. Johnson Long Iisland N. 5 Misa Stebbins Bass Minnie Cleveland Ther Collins Center Fredelius Idabelle Bleakley Walter Warner D. H. , Haggerty Donald Helen Haggerty Erie Warner Bleakley Miss Haggerty Jennie Smith Ella Donelly Beulah Gites Lakewood N. Y Howard Rathburn Edna Reynolds Groves Reynolds Main Street

Smith Will Talk on Water Power En Route to Denver

Governor Alfred E. Smith travels through Colorado on September 22 to advocate water power as a major issue and energize western Democrats while citing support against power interests amid national politics. The trip recalls his 1908 Denver convention attendance and foreshadows a broader plea to voters and party members.

Smith New York Assembly William Jennings Bryan Madison Square Garden New York Federal Trade Commission

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