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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1927
Page
3
Sunday’s police court saw two drunks before Justice Watts N. Davis. one jailed 30 days, the other with 10 days suspended. Saturday, 16 traffic violators were cited. six paid fines by 1 p.m. One drunken driver, Ward Knapp, Warren, faces charges after a 10:10 p.m. arrest.
Charles Pressel, cashier of the Philadelphia Trust Company, is visiting here as a guest of his brothers P. W. M. Pressel of the Wiener Public Schools and A. Pressel of the Citizens National Bank.
Pawl T. DeFrees of 118 Fifth avenue east, a member of the Warren Riding club, is patient at Warren General Hospital with a broken collar bone. He was thrown from his horse Sunday afternoon while riding over Hugh A. Siggins farm at Sugargrove and was resting comfortably this morning.
Five dance halls have been authorized to operate in Warren County under the new law authorizing the county treasurer to license amusement places in townships. Permits issued go to Charles Thomas in Conewango township Oakview Park in de Glade township A C Western and Boardman Bros in Freehold township and C D Outrid near Lounaburys Corner in Elk township.
A six volt dry battery suffices to operate a microphone enabling a businessman to dictate to his stenographer in another room via a loud speaker.
A Warren man John L. Arnold known as Jack, about 43, lies unconscious after a Salamanca crash. He is a patient at Salamanca Hospital with a fractured skull and internal injuries. He worked as a ground man for Penn Public Service and lived on the Lauffenberger farm in Pleasant Township.
Mrs Edna Ann Munger aged 72 died 8 o'clock Sunday at the home of her son Harold Hunger at Star brick. She leaves another son George of Stockton N Y and two grandchildren. A prayer service is set for 10 Wednesday morning at her home and the body will be moved to Stockton N Y for burial. The funeral will be at 1 50 Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev Mottern.
Mrs Margaret L Walkerman died at six oclock Saturday afternoon at her home 24 Fourth Avenue Funeral services set for 2 30 tomorrow at Trinity Memorial Episcopal church with private burial at Oakland cemetery
MES FRED BROWN YOUNGSVILLE Aug 8 The community is saddened by Mrs Fred Brown death at 12 30 pm Sunday Funeral services will be at the home on College Street at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon She is survived by her husband and six children Ellsworth Robert Edmund Eunice Marion and Freeman Mrs Brown had been in ill health for several months
Funeral services for John Wendt were held at his late home on Saturday August 6 at one o clock. Rev John Myerna Pittsburgh supplied for Rev Dennig. He delivered a comforting message from John 14 and read I Would Not Live Always and Asleep in Jesus. Interment followed in Scott's cemetery Starbrick. Pallbearers were Arthur Fehlman Warren Fehlman Manuel Fehlman Howard Billman Leonard Billman and Lloyd Witton. Out of town attendees included Paul Wendt Williamsport and many Fehlman and Billman relatives from Warren Corry North Warren Pittsfield Matthews Run and Jackson Run with others from Dutch Hill Pleasant Township and nearby areas.
The Wendt family Anna and Paul Wendt express gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers and deeds during their recent bereavement in Youngsville Pennsylvania dated August 9, 1927.
Bert Zerby aged 58 and his daughter Magdalene 18 drowned Sunday near Toledo Ohio. girl sank while swimming and father died trying to rescue her. Bodies recovered about seven PM. Zerby family: wife Emma and six children in Warren and Toledo relatives. surviving siblings listed.
The account details Wood’s leadership of the Rough Riders under Roosevelt in the Spanish American War, his gallant actions at San Juan Hill and Las Guasimas, his promotion to Brigadier General in 1898, and later to Major General as military governor of Cuba. It notes his postwar mention as a possible Republican presidential candidate but his failure to secure enough votes at the convention which backed Warren Harding.
Mrs L W Yaegle of 2d Biddie street and Mrs Anna Todd of Stickney McKean county were employed as chief mechanic by the Swan Lumber company in Toledo.
An Iowa scientist asserts a device can remove undesirable sounds by producing interference among sound waves. The claim describes a method to reduce ambient noise, suggesting practical applications though details and testing are not provided.
The office will be closed from August 6 to August 2 inclusive. Ben A. indicates dates with a backward period but the intended closure span appears inconsistent.
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