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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1927
Page
3
A new floor is being laid this morning by a Frank Schuler employee at five headquarters on Third avenue between Poplar and Hickory streets after a borough council recommendation and prior building permit.
Court house corridors saw William Canfield of Tidioute, Milton Kingsley and Harry Grinnell of Bear Lake, and Mrs. Marshall Hel ens and Mrs. W. S. Ellis of Grand Valley during today’s visit.
Executive Secretary Frank C. Roud of Warren Council, Boy Scouts invites scouts seeking ways to earn extra money to contact Lim at the council rooms in the Post Office building.
The Chamber of Commerce received a batch of booklets titled Pennsylvania Highways offering motorists useful facts. They will be available through chamber members and their friends.
Earl Carroll the New York theatrical magnate is serving a year and a day for perjury in the federal prison here. His health improved enough to move to the six mile distant prison honor farm where he has no fixed duties. He arrived after a hospital stay and clerical work, with the warden noting regular life and humor as factors in his recovery.
Mrs. J C Kistler of Ben Avon Pittsburgh and mother of Rev Raymon Kistler of First Presbyterian died after months of illness. She suffered a brain clot causing paralysis and had been at Clifton Springs for care. Survived by husband son and other relatives. funeral at home tomorrow at eight p.m. daylight saving time.
Advertises an old established school preparing students in business subjects with thorough courses and high grade instruction. Encourages investigation before enrolling and saving money. September 23 25.
Obituary notices include Mrs. Maryette Ricker of Sugar Grove with services at 2:30 pm and Cherry Hill cemetery, Miss Isabelle Wilson formerly of Warren who died in Leeds England, Alice Fox Russell funeral at Russell M E Church with Pine Grove Cemetery, Patricia Buzzard infant death and West Hickory burial, James Slocum death in Lynch, Louis G Dalrymple dies at 115 Dartmouth Street after brief illness. The report lists numerous mourners and attendees across Warren, Jamestown, Fredonia, Dunkirk, and surrounding towns.
A father explains to his son that a pelmist is a man who does not fret about a wife planning a picnic yet remains certain it will rain on the chosen day. The remark reflects a humorous exchange from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Burial and tribute notice for Mrs. Will Gray of Youngsville. It lists two brothers Bert Dalrymple of Blue Ash Ohio and George Dalrymple. Burial will be from the home Saturday at 2 pm and be laid to rest in Youngsville Cemetery. Also includes a card of thanks from Frank L Hartley and family to F L White Company employees, Youngsville Fire Department, and others for aid during illness and after death. Mrs Billa L Hartley signs the card.
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