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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1927
Page
3
The piece notes a proposed aviation term avigation described as the air equivalent of navigation on water. Lieut Lester J. Maitland is credited with coining the word in a report about the Hawaiian air action, while the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics endorses its use.
The semi monthly meeting of Kos goth Encampment No 98 10 C F will be held in Odd Fellows Temple on Hickory Street tomorrow evening. A number of important questions will be discussed and officers seek large attendance from all members.
An old established school advertises comprehensive courses in business subjects. It urges prospective students to investigate before elsewhere and save money. Term starts September 6.
A Tuesday evening storm damaged shade trees in General Joseph Warren Park and along Third Avenue. Large limbs blocked traffic late Monday night, prompting the street department to remove them from the highway.
Fishing licenses were sued today to Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bilstore of Findlay Ohio M. L. Campbell of Kinzua and H. N. Gillespie of Irvine.
The passage argues that recurring fire reports end with partial insurance coverage, reflecting carelessness or misunderstanding of policy values. It warns under-insurance as a weak armor against misfortune, urging readers to ensure full coverage rather than partial protection.
Sheriff and Mrs. George Grosch returned today from a motor trip to Shinglehouse. Also in Warren news a Boy Scout display at Skelton's Drug Store invites guesses on a beans-in-jar camera prize. News items cover building permits for Warren Conservatory, 24 Troop 5 Sioux City scouts visiting the White House, a Corry motorist trip to Niagara Falls, fair property damage, temperature tests on deep gas wells, an insurance claim paid, and bowling league activity with repairs planned.
In New York a National Shoe Retailers Association statement ties rising shoe costs to increased meat eating. Vegetarians allegedly push meat demand up, reducing hides and tightening supply. As meat consumption drops, steer slaughter falls and hides rise in price, potentially lifting shoe prices further.
Rain threatened but about twenty five onlookers lined up as Henry M. Reist opened the Ideal Farm tour at the Court House. The annual event by the Warren County Agricultural Extension Bureau visits farms to show income producing practices. The caravan of 40 stopped at Rovse Hospital to view dairy cattle and potato fields, then Dr G J Kelly’s Chandlers Valley farm, a showcase of stock and cropping, a trek to Frank Levigne’s Jackson Bur road farm for oat variety demonstrations, and concluded with Clark Johnson’s Soybeans at Sugar Grove.
Obituaries list several local deaths and scheduled services including Silas L. Derby formerly of Warren who died in Little Valley, Gottlieb Spangler, Mrs Julia Ballou, Mrs Maryette Ricker, Carl Henry Hokanson, Joseph F. Gotto, and Mrs Frank Hartley. Services set at United Brethren church Frewsburg, Swedish Lutheran church Jamestown, Youngs ville Holy Redeemer church, and local cemeteries with multiple family survivors noted. Community attendance described with detailed funeral party arrivals and attendees from Sugargrove Warren Pittsfield Jamestown and surrounding areas.
Sheffield August 24 notes reveal Chiurleys Ross injuring a shoulder after a fall and an electric wringer incident. Reports cover honeymoon return for Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Mock formerly Miss Anna Garnor, birth of Basil Wanblade’s daughter at Warren hospital, a shower for Miss Alice Skelton, and the Johnston Lindstrom reunion with elected officers. Henry P Stone will lecture on conservation to Boy Scouts at First Baptist Church Friday night, featuring local views taken nearby.
Ministers and families from Warren areas resume duties as August ends and the new school term begins. Rev J L Ware and Jimmie visit Rhode Island. Rev J G Ginadet and daughter Marguerite toured Emlenton Butler and Grove City. Rev Harold Stoddard joined a Niagara Falls trip with friends but his planned motor trip was cut short by daughter Lynette’s appendectomy.
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