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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
3
Harvesting in hay resumes on Warren county farms as farmers seek help to gather fodder for winter. Local notices report varied sales from saddle horses to fresh cows, buckwheat seed to minor services, with community updates on sermons, travel, and county business.
Fare schedule lists routes from Sheffield 36 cents and Clarendon 16 cents for the Street Car to War Ren on Circus Day and to the Warren County Picnic. The note is dated 6-30-2.
Holiday baked goods will be sold under the auspices of St Josephs Cemetery Associations this Saturday July 2 at Metzger Wrights Company basement. Proceeds support cemetery associations and community outreach.
Commander Byrd and three crew members crash landed from their transatlantic flight when the America’s landing wheels broke on a sandy beach at Ver Sur Mer. They rode a rubber boat to shore and found refuge in a fisherman’s cottage as they salvaged gear and awaited further guidance from backers and officials.
Dean Lucas of Cons Kross California won the national spelling bee in Washington after outspelling rivals from thirteen states. His nearest competitor Ralph Keenan of Weakon Iowa faltered on abrogate after three hours of flawless work.
The District Rally Convention of the Woman's Benefit Association in Akeley drew large turnout under Miss Minnie Bigger. Speeches, musical numbers, and skits highlighted the day as delegates from Warren Youngsville Clarendon Russell and other communities gathered for a class officer election and a formal reception.
Mr and Mrs Roland Leddell 418 Laurel announce the birth of a baby this morning at 4 08 at the Maternity Hospital. The note adds a playful line about the world and a touch of Boost phrasing.
Former Warren High School principal and former English head at Schenley High School in Pittsburgh is reported critically ill at his home in the city. Friends here regret his sickness and wish for his recovery after years of frequent visits.
A student is described as a shining light in studies not given to late nights or parties. He burns midnight oil and masters himself while striving to lead in class through hard work and self discipline.
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