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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1927
Page
5
Candidate list from Warren Pennsylvania area shows numerous entries with names and addresses for Stations A through D clubs. Voter standings feature multiple Mrs and Miss candidates across Warren and surrounding towns with varied street listings and numeric codes.
The body of Grace Elizabeth Lucas, 45, found hanging in the cellar of her aunt Miss Dama C. Jones at 310 East Sixth Street. Ill health and long despondency led to the suicide Thursday evening or afternoon. Lucas had worked for Jamestown Telephone Corporation for about twenty years, mostly since 1918, with a long illness a few years ago.
Delegates of the National Association of Postoffice Clerks arrive in Warren for a two day gathering at the Woman's club on Market Street. A Sunday reception precedes a sightseeing tour and buffet luncheon at the Warren Outing Club, followed by a full Monday program with multiple addresses, a banquet, and formal organizational meetings.
State and Federal Bank calls issued for statements from all departments and companies as part of a coordinated effort. Officials announce actions to ensure accurate records and financial oversight across agencies and regions.
The Swedish Congregational Church announces its annual Sunday school picnic on July 4 at Fern Cliff Park. It is a family basket event with food, church cups provided, and transportation from the church at 9 a.m. Dinner at noon, devotionals after, ice cream at 3, and supper at 6:30. An offering will defray expenses. Barber shops in Warren will close all day Monday for Independence Day.
The Rt. Rev. Joseph G. Anderson 61 Auxiliary Bishop and Vicar General of the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston died today at St. Peter's rectory Dorchester after a brief illness.
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