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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1927
Page
12
Paris previews the American Legion convention with Parisian fervor as restaurants stock champagne, boulevards glow with activity, and stylish society figures mingle. The piece notes French ambivalence and the readiness to welcome visitors, while detailing fashion, journalism, and social life in postwar Paris.
Warren County reports March 1927 results for the Cow Testing Association. Herds tested 23 cows in milk 11 dry 86 separators tested total cows producing over 40 Ibs fat 118, over 50 Ibs 10, cows producing over 1000 lbs milk 140, over 1200 lbs 95.
The 67 year old gray haired scholar Charles C. Marshall is described as the man who first drew a public reply from Al Smith on the church and state issue. He retired 15 years ago from law practice to study theology and law and has written numerous religious articles.
A portrait of Marshall of Mill Brook, N.Y. a descendant of pre revolution English stock born in Poughkeepsie. He avoids politics, never votes in primaries, and has swung between Democrats and Republicans in elections. A friend of Hughes, he supported Wilson in 1912, gardens as a hobby, and remains married with five children, four at home.
New York April 19 United Press Tammany Hall moves to expand into a national political club network aimed at backing Governor Alfred E Smith for the 1928 Democratic presidential nomination. The expansion follows Smith’s faith statement reconciling Catholic beliefs with American citizenship and drew praise from Democratic leaders and some Republicans. Prominent churchmen showed interest as Wall Street bets on Smith’s nomination surged after the letter publication.
Fabrics by Metzger Wright gain notice for versatility and popularity. Available in white, cameo pink, peach, rose, maize, tan gray, turquoise, green, or chid with guaranteed washable quality. Features Fox sport and "dresay" frocks.
In Columbus on April 16 members of the Blue Bird Sunday school class, a 38 committee, reported success of their Easter supper at the church last Thursday. The event featured praised menu, service, and decorations by pupils, with attendees including Corry residents such as Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Forlett and Mrs. Jessie Desmond. The club will present “The Womanless Wedding” April 21 at 7:15 p.m. with notable cast and performers including Nelson Trisket and Merle Dodd.
Auto buses are proving popular in the ladle region as riders switch from other transport forms. Officials cite ease of access and lower fares driving increases, with service expanding to additional routes later this year.
The column lists residents and visitors in Yankee Bush, including Mr. and Mrs. E Simmons driving to Linesville Pa, Mrs Ella York moving to Warren General Hospital, and multiple local residents attending church and social events. The piece also ends with a humorous dialogue about a party game and a girl named Maggie.
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