Gypsy caravan driven off by Warren police on road through city
An itinerant group of gypsies was ordered out of Warren after a Saturday arrival. The roamers, traveling by motor, were not allowed to remain in the borough. No injuries reported.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1928
Page
4
An itinerant group of gypsies was ordered out of Warren after a Saturday arrival. The roamers, traveling by motor, were not allowed to remain in the borough. No injuries reported.
City and Vicinity ad list includes 70c peck potatoes and 22c dozen bananas with varied sale items. Community notes cover a missionary meeting, rug making, an automobile accident in Youngsville, a Niagara Airway plane forced down near Rickard, and local council actions. Also mentions births, deaths, and society events with multiple names and addresses.
Report from Warren to Youngstown notes straw hat day events with crowds and street chatter. Local theatre plans in Union City and Cory Baptist choir exchange set for next Thursday. Several city residents enjoyed Hagenbeck Wallace circus in Brile and a mysterious airborne craft was seen overhead. Falconer schools appoint B Liegel to replace retiring physical director McCall. Gerry gains new staff. Crossings obstruction by a tram attempt draws complaint. a doctor treated alcohol-related injuries. Columbus avenue resurfacing praised by Warren residents, calling it the best condition in history.
BERLIN May 15 United Press reports German Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann is seriously ill with gastric and renal complications. Doctors monitor his condition after returning from Heidelberg. Rumors of poisoning and heart weakness surround the case as officials await improvement and possible official acknowledgment on May 16.
A Trans-Country Air Service plane from New York to Galitorili Jolt landed briefly at BiaNi nu airport as it continued toward Sun Pranks. Pilot Shan Drove reportedly guided the craft through uncertain weather with limited visibility, while air traffic officials weighed next steps for the long journey.
Civil War veteran Sonjmmity rr, 82, was saved from being hit by train No. 581 at Renovo pier Monday morning. He is hospitalized in Corry in improved condition after Frank Bukhart of the American Railway Express Company dashed to his aid, pulling him free from the tracks.
A clinical trial reports rapid relief for aching feet with a new treatment claimed to ease pain in minutes. Researchers note potential benefits for runners and workers who stand long hours, while cautioning that results vary by individual.
Community rummage sale to be held at Lake Hoburh CME hall next to Corry dining area Saturday morning. Proceeds aid the clan treasury for benevolent funds. Members urged to donate items Thursday afternoon. ongoing display of goods expected to attract buyers.
The Astrufutic Critte will meet in the hall on Wednesday with a good attendance urged. A hired dinner will be served at 6 o'clock to Mum-Dura and their families.
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