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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1927
Page
9
Edwin Robert Petre shares a travel vignette urging readers to tip Italian children with pennies to capture sunlit faces on camera. He recalls smiling crowds around convent walls and villa gates as Fascist salutes recur. The piece extols small coins creating joy that outlasts pleasures of travel.
The Amsterdam Kermis begins September 12, a yearly fair blending religious origins with commercial revelry. It features traveling merry go rounds and stalls, once tied to harvest celebrations, now a secular carnival that draws both locals and visitors.
A fragmentary report describes a lively fair scene with eight florin tickets, fun and play booths, drinking bars, and cake shops. The text likens late hours to Buffalo Bill’s wild times and warns not to judge the Dutch man until meeting him at a Kermit's event.
Governor Fisher and department heads toured the state police training school at Hershey in a visit this afternoon. Major Lynn G. Adame, superintendent of state police, led the party and luncheon for the class set to graduate in September.
Clarendon notes list plans for a westward police visit while local businesses relocate to the Odd Fellows building near Clarendon State Bank. Residents announce moves to Colorado and Oklahoma, while Campburn and Spangler camps are clarified as burned sites. Extended automobile tours, visiting relatives, and local residents traveling to Harrisburg, Baltimore, and Washington appear amid community updates.
Funny film coming to Youngsville Theatre stars Hoot Gibson as a cowboy Sherlock Holmes in a western feud tale. Kathleen Key co stars as Jean with Shaw Summerville and Whee’er Oakman providing comic support. action and drama drive the plot from opening scene to finale.
Aug 26 Scranton two men killed and three injured in a crash. Victims Albert Petrucci 24 and Frank Getti 25 died from fractured skulls. Both drivers arrested. one charged with involuntary manslaughter and the other with reckless driving.
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