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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1927
Page
12
The article describes modified Spanish and Italian style homes with light stucco walls dark roofs and bright accents. It notes landscaping harmony and practical Americanized layouts offering comfort livability and a $11 000 cost. Complete plans for House A-62 are available from the Building Editor.
The Presbyterian and Methodist Missionary societies held their annual union meeting at H C Barrett’s Harmon avenue home in Sugar Grove. Mrs. Caroline Jones presided, and Miss M E B Johnson spoke on thirty five years in India, stressing that India cannot be Christian until its women are. Refreshments followed and Johnson hurried to catch a 5:30 bus to James town after delivering a stirring talk.
In the Downstairs Housewares Store offer electric grills that fry, stew, broil and cook in one unit priced from 10.00 to 12.50. Electric irons in several styles priced 4.50 to 6.75. Electric pads for aches and pains priced 4.00 to 9.50. Emphasis on cooler heat and convenient home devices.
Lander Central School will open Monday morning August 29 for the new term. The enlarged facility will accommodate students from smaller district schools which will close. The August 29 Farmington township picnic is planned at Preston's Grove with C. RB Hodges as president and B Strong as concessions chair. Baseball and other sports are under Charles Burgett. Speakers and music are planned and hot lunches will be served by the Ladies' Aid. Interment for Donald Lindell occurred at Foster Cemetery with out-of-town relatives present. The Larkin club met Friday evening for a social gathering at Mrs. George Wilcox's home. Genevieve Firth is ill from a arm infection. Jay Cowles has a similar infection.
New York news reports a 42 cent per 100 pounds rise in Class One milk effective August 16 by the Dairymen's League Co operative Association. The hike stems from higher costs and aims to spur autumn and winter production. League urged members to boost milk output, improve feeding and cattle care, and noted no widening of the New York Milk Shed despite earlier protests.
The issue reports Pope Benedict's peace appeal to allied nations and notes Canadian troops storming Hill 70 near Lens. It also covers U S mobilization plans for September 15 and a Japanese military mission to the United States. Additional items mention a Pope Benedict peace proposal and early fall fashion notes from dairy farmers and league officials.
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