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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1927
Page
3
Navy resumes recruiting at Jamestown N Y after a two week pause. The Navy Recruiting officer will be in the Jamestown post office lobby April 20 from 2 to 4 p m to take enlistees aged 17 with parental consent and required references and physical fitness.
Progress report on U S radio licensing notes that June 1 appears likely for issue of permanent federal licenses with temporary licenses already issued to most eligible broadcasters. Commission aims to reduce congestion, move stations from Canadian waves, and remove odd frequency usage, with further wavelength and station distribution changes before permanent licenses finalize. Interference seen previously is expected to drop by at least half.
A Conenango Avenue resident phoned the police Sunday to request the dog be euthanized. The ill or poisoned canine was about 20 pounds, very weak, barely able to move, and residents feared possible rabies exposure in the neighborhood.
Warren notes springlike warmth bringing shrubs and trees to green with blooms likely within a week. Warren public schools issued report cards with next term reminders. Patriot's Day passed quietly with little observance. Elk league bowlers plan a meeting at Slowback Club to discuss a benefit dance and spring township events. Detective Morgan faces a hearing on charges of misconduct, with counsel. A fire near Pleasant Township damaged a home, minor repairs needed. Milton Holland Amazements Co. circus draws positive reception in Oil City with performers planning visits. Roger W. Gardner hires an assistant for the Warren Y M C A boys secretary. baby born at maternity hospital. Several residents visit the county courthouse. William Clark and Edna Maretta Pitts obtain a marriage license. Prize money for bowling tournament to be awarded to winning captains Wednesday night.
In Youngsville April 19 reports say successful Evangelistic meetings at United Brethren church will run nightly through the week including Saturday. Rev R W Driscoll preaches strong sermons with Raymond Nelson as song leader. Morning prayer services are held at homes, while a Sunday school class enjoyed a party with eggs and Easter symbols.
The funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Shatt was held at St Josephs Church Warren Pennsylvania on Saturday at 2 30 pm with a prayer service at 106 Lakin Avenue the bearers were H C Utten Earl Pickard William Sylvester August W Beckstrom Bertram Thayer and Lloyd H Sharp Attendees included Archie Shutt and daughter Anzel of Woodbury New Jersey Fred Shutt of Sharon Pennsylvania and Miss Irene Shutt of New York City Burial followed at Warren Cemetery with clergy Rev J J Kirby and Rev Father Bauer officiating.
John A Westling died at 4 AM after a yearlong illness. Born September 20 1865 in Vennes Sweden he came to the U S at age six. Survived by sisters Mrs Sandstrom Warren and Mrs Carlson Hemlock nephew J W Westling of Folette Run and several nieces. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Augusta Westhling home 216 Jachavn Street North Warren.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs Sarah Park. They acknowledge the flowers and use of motor cars from Samuel Park Frank Moore Mrs Clarence Smawles Mrs Nick Meims and Mrs Jank Coyine Mr and Mrs Jerome Park and others.
A short quip notes that about half of women college graduates marry and hints that those who gain insight in college may not need further eye openers. It frames education as shaping choices and perception.
Weal extension road and Main Street noted as the route of visitors. C P Cloak and son Thouald visited Youngsville Monday. BT Clawson former First National cashier now vice president of Eshwood City National Bank is a frequent guest in Senhgsville with many friends.
County Agent Rost urges town and country gardeners to destroy last year’s sweet corn residue by May 2 to deny the European corn borer a food source. Inspect all gardens and streets for corn stalks and stubble. pull and burn or plow under. Use a spring-tooth harrow to surface and burn remains. Continued warm weather should allow a 100 percent cleanup before late April rain poses a risk.
A car trip through a western ravine leads Johnny to misread a hotel sign as Chase em In while struggling with words from the magazine story Man Slaughter. A wedding scene unfolds with a clergyman pressing the bride and groom to answer properly, sparking comic confusion over pronunciation and a halted ceremony.
The passage presents garbled notes about wigs revival in London and social remarks on youth and honesty. It references rivals and a hypothetical enclosure but the text is largely incoherent with no clear event, names, dates, or locations to anchor a factual report.
A concert singer of the wealthy Countess of Westmoreland, daughter of the late Lord Ribbesdale, has refused many professional contracts. She is regarded as the richest titled woman in Great Britain.
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