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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1927
Page
3
The Palace of Sweets in Carver House undergoes changes as Gus Pappas plans debt lunches. Workmen redecorate the store room through the night to ready the business for serving prepared meals.
A meeting of the Druggists Physicians and Dentists will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:50 at Warren General Hospital. The session aims to map a moving picture illustrating the manufacture of biological products.
The Pavonia Oil Company of Warren has erected an attractive strategically located filling station at Russell crossroads in the village center, highlighting a new local commerce investment.
Pine Grove township supervisors reported heavy slides on the concrete highway from Russell to Lander, caused by recent rains. Crews cleared debris from gateways and the road. In other news, Harold Bagley alias Karl Beals received a year and a half to three years in prison for forging checks after a 200 fine was imposed. Clayton Ostrander pled guilty to liquor possession and was fined 300 with six months in the workhouse, while Cecil Pool, charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated, was fined 200 and placed on three years probation. Pool’s driving license faces likely revocation.
A French coin dated 1831 arrived at the Library Theatre window. The coin’s premium value remains uncertain. The Tribune catalogue shows coins only from The Americas.
In memory of Agatha Mae Johnson who died a year ago at her home in Youngsville. Card of thanks honors Arthur A. Sharman and thanks Warren State Hospital. A tribute to Anna Wilszon Parker, beloved teacher and friend, detailing service to First Baptist Church, Sunday school, and Women’s groups.
Services for Mrs Anna Wilson Parker wife of Dr J F Parker were conducted at 2 pm at her home 211 Third Avenue West with Rev Harold F Stoddard of First Baptist Church officiating. Large attendance from Jamestown and beyond. burial set in Lake View Cemetery Jamestown NY. pallbearers included Lt Wilson Buffalo Otto Parker New York and Ralph Parker Perry NY.
Belner Deville Hitchcock 45 died at 8:25 pm at his Farmington township home from pneumonia. Born October 18 1882 in Wattsburg Pa he is survived by wife Ella, son Willard, sister Grace Peterson and brothers Stephen Ward Ford. He resided in Farmington 28 years and was active in Methodist Episcopal church Farmington Grange and Russell Lodge L C F. Funeral at his home Friday 2 pm conducted by Rev H W Sloan. Burial in Foster cemetery near Lander.
Caroline Hildum of Garland died April 3 after a winter illness at age 83. Born Caroline Darling in Pierpont Ohio October 1 1843, she married twice and had 12 siblings and two children. A pioneer Garland resident for 48 years she was a charter member of the Garland W C U and longtime Methodist, funeral held at her daughter Alice Mandaville’s home with Homer K. Miller officiating. She leaves 12 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren and numerous relatives across several states.
John Nenton of Youngaville died Monday at Warren General Hospital. Services were conducted at 2:30 PM at his brother G. W. Henton’s Bates Street home by Rev. Fr. D. Hulse of the Youngsville M E church. Burial followed in Garland Cemetery.
The family of Mrs. Eda Fitzgerald expresses gratitude for the use of a car and the flowers sent during the recent bereavement. Sincere thanks are extended to friends and relatives including Van Tassel, Chvenas Bean Mies, Marica Fitzgerald Lewis, Pier Misa, and Fern Fitzgerald for their support.
Balfe's three act light opera The Bohemian Girl presented by May Valentine’s Comic Opera Company of 21-American artists comes to the Library Theatre tonight. Miss Valentine conducts the augmented orchestra from the pit and leads a cast of Marguerite Hibbard, Henry Thompson, Thadeus Frederick Wheler, Elizabeth Bicker, George Shields, Thomas Curtin, Richard Haupt, L. A. Hutchenreider, Geneva Michel and a chorus of young singers in a vivid, world favorite production fans will enjoy.
At the Youngsville school board meeting the 2023 budget led to a 3 mill cut in the total school tax to 7 mills while the bond tax remains 4 mills. The plan includes a new gym balcony, library expansion, and discussion of a junior high. Citizens’ pledges enabled improvements amid council tax increases.
A historical quiz questions readers on the riser in France that named a major World War I battle, the Belgian city whose resistance delayed the German advance, the battlefield of the phrase They shall not pass, the city hosting American commands, woods renamed for American brigades, the cathedral shelled causing protests, the French nickname for the long-range gun that bombarded Paris, and the first major engagement of American troops under Allied command. It also asks which American vision defended the Marne in mid 1917.
About 150 Life Study Club members heard J Adams Puffer of Euston discuss fatherhood as a profession. He urged fathers to be positive, engaged companions to their sons, warn against smoking, and let boys learn by real experiences rather than risky tales. He urged parents to be pals, share camping and recreation, and strive for a clean, wholesome life.
The passage notes a new denaturing formula will impart a taste proving authenticity. It also comments that Australian authorities refused to allow some Communists to travel to China, implying they were unmoved by potential risk to those who might be hurt.
Russell, April 6. Conewango lodge No. 1194 I. O. F. installed officers for the term. Noble grand Wayne Faye. vice grand Ten G. Darling. financial secretary Jay Wiltsoe. recording secretary W. B. Culbertson. treasurer J. A. Van Orsdale. warden Ralph Way. conductor G. C. Knupp. chaplain Edward Wroughout. District Deputy Don Lauffer presided with past grand support. Meeting well attended. speeches by visitors and locals. year reported satisfactory.
Five noon services from 12 10 to 12 55 in the new First Methodist church feature fifteen ministers from ten denominations. The focus is on the Whom we Believe with special music from the church organ. Speakers include Carl Jacobson Hi E Dormheim J G Ginader Harold F Stoddard A B Brubaker and others with leaders and prayers listed for April 11 to 15. Warren residents are invited to attend and make the week memorable.
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