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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
3
Eighteen Boy Scouts from Troop 21 Kane arrive in the city led by Scoutmaster Harold Johnson to camp on a farm near Conewango Creek three miles north, expected to remain until Monday. many local activities and road sign campaigns follow as the region mobilizes for the visit.
Old style notice advertises new Victor Records released each Friday at Smiths store with a Friday show and a for hire truck listingGall 748 R itemized as a rental line.
The text warns car owners about risks from congested streets, poor drivers, and the danger of auto crime and injury. It emphasizes the need for adequate insurance and offers dependable automobile insurance as a solution.
Local notes report the west sidewalk on Liberty Street between and Pennsylvania Avenue finished yesterday with cement from the end of the walk to the new curb. The county hay crop is near harvest and potatoes look unusually good this year per a Warren farmer. A lively week at the Library theater features Summer Roache’s, a Roach comedy, the Loretta Gray Co. and Two Cadets with strong vaudeville acts. The United States Leather Company will absorb Central Leather and Elk Tanning, forming The United States Leather Company. Twenty years ago a deadly launch accident near Russell killed six people in a Best Company outing. Deep natural gas tests progress in northwestern Pa with notable gas pockets found in No. 3,737 LaMont. Non stop driver collision on Market and Third. license number traced. Boy Scouts executive inspects Corydon camp. One marriage license issued to Charles D. Hardy and Elle G. Danielson. Mercer County reports low contagion with 12 cases and 21 quarantines cleared.
A worker badly burned after a factory fire about 11 AM was rushed to a hospital for treatment. Early morning, the home of S. H. Jones in Claremont was wrecked by fire at 2 45 AM, destroying contents. Jones escaped from a second floor room through an open window with severe burns to hands arms body and face. Mrs Jones and their son Harold escaped from the first floor. origin of the blaze is undetermined.
Foley a noted plastering contractor escaped death when a Dodge truck owned by S J Wallace burst into flames on Beech Street Hill. He backed the burning vehicle into a ditch and fled. Firemen quelled the blaze but the cab upholstery and a tire were burned.
Edwin H. Stover, 2 former Warren and Sheffield residents later of Garland, died Monday. Funeral services were held yesterday at Greenland-Lutz mortuary conducted by Rev. G A Dennig of First Lutheran. Burial was in Oakland cemetery. Attending from out of town were numerous relatives including Jackson, Cleziak, Stover, Ettinger, Putnam of Jamestown, Meslex, Mealey, Crownwell, and others.
Mrs. M. N. Sherman hosts the Ladies Aid at her home as July events unfold in Kinzu a. Note various visits, travels, and community happenings including Mr. Thompson’s return from Warren General Hospital, birthday celebrations for Max English, sewing club picnic at Cornplant, and multiple local residents’ visits and movements. The column also covers talks on safety at Central Pennsylvania Lumber, church activities, and a weekend baseball game between married and single men with a five to four score.
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