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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1927

Page

3

Walko Discharged After Motor Mishap Near Clarendon Heights

Frank Walko of Sheffield has been discharged from Warren General Hospital after being treated for bruises and cuts from a car crash near Clarendon Heights. Also discharged were Mrs. Walko and other passengers including family members. Several other locals with injuries were reported to be recovering at the hospital.

Walko Frank Walko Sheffield Warren General Hospital Clarendon Heights Louis Schnidenich Herbert Shay Kenneth Shay W. £. Shay Jamestown Warren General Hocpital Edward Morton Falconer Shay Kenneth Clapp Tiona Norton Jackson Run Road Warren-Jamestown Road North Warren

Editor in Town visits Warren and Corry

Alva H. Gregory editor of the Johnsonburg Press and Alva K. Gregory sport editor visited Warren today en route to Corry. During their Warren stay they paid a visit to and inspected the Tribune plant.

Alva H. Gregory Johnsonburg Press Alva K. Gregory Warren Corry Tribune

Main gates at Oakland cemetery to open later Thursday

The main gates at Oakland cemetery will be opened to traffic some time Thursday. Parking on the main highway near the gates will be prohibited. Officials are commended by State Highway officials for the new entrance workmanship.

Oakland Cemetery

Heating System Installed at Clarendon School Building

Clarendon school board authorized a complete oil burning heating system. Bids awarded to Oil-O-Malice Heating Co of Warren for three burners and to Pennsylvania Furnace and Iron Co for a 10,000 gallon oil tank. Fall session begins Aug 29 with new teaching staff listed and interior renovations near completion.

Clarendon Clarendon School Oil-O-Malice Heating Company Warren Pennsylvania Furnace and Iron Company Maud Barre Shawmut Edna B. Healey Kane Ee Haazist L Kelt Walhamsport Mise Mary Ransom Kellettville Mary Earley Titusville Beulah A. Shields Summerville Vivian EB. Angle Sheffield John Ley Bradford Z. T. Weaver

Carelessness or misunderstanding drives financial loss in property cases

The passage notes that careless behavior or gaps in knowledge about property values and insurance, or a flawed view of cost efficiency, can all lead to financial loss. It emphasizes the consistent outcome across scenarios: monetary harm.

Princess Yvonne Advice Column Answers From Tribune Readers

Tribune readers flood Princess Yvonne with questions as she appears with the Harry Copping Shows this week. The column prints a selection of responses addressing marriages, finances, work, health, and family matters with practical, sometimes blunt guidance.

Sign Namie Here at leere oetteree

A misspelled form or garbled line appears to include a sign here request along with stray text and an address fragment. The readable portion suggests a placeholder for a signature and a note about an address field, but the item lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.

Deaths and Funerals Eber Way and Blanche King McClintock

Funeral services for Eber Way who died after a week long illness will be held this afternoon at the home in Spring Creek with interment in Spring Creek cemetery. Way resided in Spring Creek for many years and left no close relatives there. Mrs Blanche King McClintock former principal of the Fourth Ward school died Monday in Los Angeles and was buried there. she left Warren in 1926 with her sister Mary Olive King and is survived by her son John King McClintock and her sister.

Eber Way Spring Creek Cora Lamona Mr. Way Blanche King-M'Claintock Blanche King-McClintock Fourth Ward Los Angeles John King East Ninety-ninth Street Cal McClintock Warren Misa Mary Olive King John King McClintock Marty Olive King

Local residents visit and travel notes at Clarendon area events

Visiting her sister Mrs. Cook, Tom Bailey and Naldo Garber work on the Hyer farm near Spring Creek. Mrs. Mary Blair visits relatives in Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson of Carnegie, Pa., spend a day in Clarendon. Mrs. Anderson formerly lived in Clarendon as a Jeffrey girl.

Mrs. Cook Tom Bailey Naldo Garber Wesk Hyer Spring Creek Mary Blair Franklin Sam Anderson Carnegia Clarendon Anderson Jeffrey

Cousins and relatives listed in Chautauqua county links

Blanche Boyce and Miss Belle Boyce of Hazel street join Dr. James E. King of Buffalo Mrs. Belle Stevens of Detroit Miss Eva Allis of Jamestown and Ray Gerould of Chautauqua county as cousins. Allen Gould of Chautauqua county noted as an uncle in the record.

Blanche Boyce Belle Boyce Hazel Street This City James E. King Buffalo Belle Stevens Detrait Eva Allis Jamestown Ray Gerould Chautauqua County Allen Gould

Roy Bell Named Chief of Osages at Forestburg Fox Farm

Roy Bell son of H F Bell manager of Forestburg Silver Fox Farms in Monticello New York has been proclaimed a chief of the Osage tribe by Rev. Big Chief White Horse Eagle of the National Life Conservation Society. The clipping notes a good season with many visitors and a recovering from blood poisoning after a wildcat bite as deer season nears.

Forestburg Silver Fox Roy Bell H. F. Bell Osage Tribe of Indians Big White Horse Eagle National Life Conservation Society New York World Bell Warren New York Monticello N. Y

Visit of Yosians and wildlife conservation group

The visit by Yosians and National Life Conservation Society members featured a fox pen with a cat and two kits. A mother fox abandoned her pup, and the ranch cat cared for the abandoned fox baby while the Rev White Horse Eagle praised animal kindness. Elizabeth Worth Muller was named a Princess. fur farming discussed as a pain-free solution amid fur trade debates.

National Life Conservation Society Big Chief White Horse Eagle Roy Bell Elizabeth Worth Muller J. Ots Copyright Press Publishing Company New York World

Costly refinery equipment placed on market in Warren

About one hundred thousand dollars in refining gear will be offered for sale to oil refiners in Warren and surroundings before October 1, marking the closing of Pure Oil Company’s Cornplanter division. The listing includes nine acres of plant land with mineral rights and a three fourths interest in 70 acres of the former Warren Golf Club.

Warren Pure Oil Company Parker and Lexington Streets Seoring Curtis C. Balding Balding Chicago H. C. Biles Mr. Balding Old Warren Golf Club Jackson Street Marcus Hook Philadelphia Cabin Creek Junction West Virginia Heath Ohio Roy Anderson LaVerne Siggins Charles Butterfield

Notable Four Reshape After College Opens Up

The passage notes four key figures who gained attention as the modern college era began. Their names appear prominently as leading examples of early changes in higher education access and visibility. The piece hints at broader social shifts driven by expanded opportunities.

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