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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
3
Myrtle Arg Corydon reports a record fish catch by Dr Miburg during a Willow Creek outing. She landed a sucker using a small hook, subduing the line after over forty feet of trail. The event drew attention as it occurred during her visit to Warren this morning.
Public notice announces schedule changes for a Warren to Russell car service starting May 2 1927. Departures from Warren to Russell occur at 6 00 p m with Russell to Warren at 6 20 a m. The Jamestown trip begins at 6 10 a m. The notice is dated April 28 1931.
The citys power lawn mower operated on the South Side park grass this morning marking the first cut of the season. City employees used rakes to clean up park areas and river banks, showing early signs of park maintenance restart.
With better weather cars from Ohio Tennessee Montana Massachusetts Texas West Virginia and California stream into the city. A spring library story hour will be held Saturday at two. Readings include Proserpine Why We Have Pink Roses and Why the Morning Glory Climbs with poems by Walter de la Bara for his birthday April 25. A two foot concrete walk is being laid inside the curb at Market and Second in front of the First M E church to aid attendants parking there and protect the lawn grass.
Cards of Thanks express gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy during illness and death of Virgil Day and Christ Brunner. They note flowers loaned motor cars and support from Warren Furniture Crescent Furniture Loyal Order of Moose Swiss lodge Wilburing Refinery and others. Included are Albert Peter George and Edward Brunner and Mrs Christ Burnner and Mrs Ida Taft.
Ira F Miller aged 12 died at his home in Youngsville after a two week illness. He leaves a wife Nellie Patch Miller and siblings in Gilman Indiana. He married Nellie Patch in 1920 and lived in Youngsville since 1924. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow with burial in Pittsfield cemetery. Christ Brunner’s memorial service held at Emanuel Reformed Church with interment at Oakland cemetery. Luci Emma Kineham widow of James M Kineham died at home. funeral in Jamestown Saturday after arriving from Elgin Illinois with two brothers and two grandchildren surviving. Eastern Star member formerly of Jamestown.
First round of a twelve game series at the M C A crowned F G Nye and L J Hultquist as top players with Nye leading the tournament and Hultquist second. A silver loving cup from Johnson Pros. Warren will go to the winner. next round set for Tuesday night May 3 at the M C A.
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