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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1928
Page
5
The Youngsville High School club announced the annual Hallowe'en party will be held Saturday October 27. Junior and Senior High classes compete in stunts with prizes for costumes, drawing a large crowd for the grand masquerade.
Bradford Business Men's Association members oppose closing stores for a half day during the W Harri Emery reception but back the committee to run the event. A second state wide white pine blister rust survey is planned by Pennsylvania agriculture officials, following a 1927 school survey. Rev Reid S Dickson, brother of the new First Presbyterian pastor, will preach Sunday. Harvest home festival at First Lutheran Sunday with goods to the aged home in Erie. J C Holderness officiates in Geneva-Adrian game at Beaver Falls. World series style interest grows as Cardinals and Giants seek updates. Howard D Hanna discharged after a car crash near Stumble Inn. Alfred E Smith pulpit editorial planned for Sunday. Rev Carlstrom to preach at Swedish Lutheran Church Sunday. Fire Prevention Week set October 7 to 23 with emphasis on property inspections.
The New York Stock Exchange and brokers will revert to Standard Time on Monday October 1 after Daylight Saving Time. Trading hours will close at 3 o clock instead of 2. Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company building participates in the time change.
The Hyde Murphy Company general contractors on the Lacy plot along Pennsylvania Avenue are progressing well. Excavation is finished and bricklaying is underway with a large work force employed.
Mrs White remains quite ill as residents note upcoming Promotion Day at the M E Sunday school. Frosty mornings yield edible red raspberries on some Youngsville vines while Mr Canfield plans a new garage on East Main Street formerly occupied by Virgil Peters. R E Chase visited Youngsville Friday as local children received Warren County Fair exhibit checks with prizes spread across school grades.
A group of Salamanca High School students accompanied the football team here today arriving shortly after noon in automobiles. The Salamanca eleven is meeting Warren's Blue and White this afternoon on Russell Field in the second home gridiron game of the season.
Ray Collins a former Warren boxer now living at 192 East 10th Street Erie reported his black fur coat valued at $100 stolen Wednesday night from a parked automobile at Ninth and Peach streets Erie. John C Diehl Erie Public Schools superintendent said a regional conference for special class teachers will be held in Erie this year with attendees from Warren Corry Meadville and other northwestern Pennsylvania cities. Oil City surpassed its Florida storm relief goal with 3026 reported in the drive.
The de tour situation in Warren county shows no changes per the Pennsylvania state highway detour bulletin issued bi weekly and received in Warren Saturday. The latest bulletin, pasted in the Tribune window for motorists, covers the period ending October 4 with notes on sheep killings, narrow escapes, buying trips, and local incidents.
Raymond C Karge of Pittsburgh arrives in Warren to join Waid Rogers and Co insurance firm. His family will reside at 107 Biddle St. He will be at the offices Monday and brings years in the insurance business with Home Insurance Co American Eagle Insurance Co and Home Insurance Rating Department.
The piece argues about taxing religious property and warns such taxes could trigger a broad anti religious backlash. It notes officials’ worries that taxing churches might lead to widespread taxation of religious houses and even violence as tempers rise.
A fragmentary column cites a sleepwalking murder claim by a man named Kutzlub and riffs on social issues. Governor Fuller warns against corruption fueling socialism while New England women’s clubs listen. Will Rogers weighs corruption, golf, and socialism risks. Estimates for Puerto Rico and other disasters highlight relief needs, with Red Cross fundraising noted. A German airline touts rapid Berlin to Peking and Tokyo travel times as continents draw closer, contrasting Napoleon era invasions with modern threats.
The piece laments a 6 percent stock lending rate and rising gold imports from London, arguing such costs burden depositors and stockholders. It contrasts past rates of 9 percent and warns of a fragile artificial economy. It also condemns profane stage productions and the decline of public decency, arguing tobacco spit and blasphemy have no place in theater.
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