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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1927
Page
25
J L Hasbrouck extols trees in bloom as nature’s miracle. He contrasts silent growth with man made noise, urging citizens to preserve and plant trees for beauty and future generations. The essay highlights the transformative power of leaves, sunlight, and forests for human welfare and urban life.
Editor of The Warren Tribune replies on April 18 1927 to readers seeking his feelings. He recalls starting a campaign years ago to build an improved Warren borough Glade township to the New York state line road and laments political interests allegedly sabotaging the effort. He says a “chick” representing the road plan hatched, but was killed by a poison injection, harming Warren borough Glade and East Port township. He asks if he should set another chick.
Easter Sunday in Warren drew record church attendance across borough churches with larger congregations than ever before. The day saw clear afternoon skies after morning showers, abundant spring flowers, and a capacity audience at the Messiah oratorio at First Methodist. Motoring traffic remained busy with few accidents and merchants reported brisk Saturday night business. Florists, exhausted from the night’s rush, rested late Sunday morning.
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock the first chair concert in the new Methodist church featured Handel's Messiah. The performance, under Prof Mooney, drew a large audience and showcased vocalists including Mrs. Lucy DeYoung Stewart, Mr. G. Walter Irvin, and Mrs. Yeager. The organ, praised for its power, accompanied a full chorus with strong ensemble. The event announced the church organ's formal opening set for April 28 with Mr. F Maitland as guest organist.
The Youngsville high seniors won a local track meet April 16 at the weesa field with 43 points, sophomores 33, juniors unknown, freshmen 2. Event winners include Russell first in 100 yard dash, Lindberg shot put, Pearson pole vault 9-3, Carl Anderson 830 yard dash, with team coach Pierce preparing for Warren meet next Saturday.
A list of individuals including Sheridan Baker and Maur ice O'Neill appears in a local notice with multiple names such as Ostrom, Irwin, Ericzon, Birchard, Shortt, Messenger, Parsons, Borg, Front, Holt, and Charlotte Hall-Lohnes among others. The fragmentary entry also mentions pias and an Inector-Atheda Moony without full context.
Mary, a dreamy tennis prodigy guided by her mother, explores a growing closeness with Wally Ma non as he declares intent to kiss her. The night drive ends with a tender kiss and Mary wrestling with love’s sudden pull and her belief that she lacks time for emotions.
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