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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
2
The Ladies Aid Society of United Brethren church will hold a bake sale Saturday morning in the basement of Metzger Wright's store. The public is invited to attend.
Local theater listings note Surmer Bache and a vaudeville act at Warren Tonight Library Theatre with three acres of vaudeville. Community events include a Young People meeting at Swedish Congregational church and a picnic at Oakview Park. Church notices invite Swedish Congregational youth to an evening service led by Rev. Bergstrom.
Crippled Children’s Clinic held today at First Presbyterian Church with Dr Davis of Evie and nurse Mayer in charge. Several local doctors assist. The piece notes a mismanaged outing and a Fern CH Park picnic event for Eastern Star and Master Masons families.
Readable excerpts describe two Sunday school picnics on July 21. Grace Methodist plans an outing at the Fair Grounds with a 3 PM start and a 6 PM dinner, plus an evening song program by Reverend Albert Marriott. Swedish Lutheran will picnic at Fern Cliff Park with sports after six.
An advertisement offers a ton truck for hire by day or hour with a contact line 74s K dated September 13 1941.
A Chautauqua schedule lists a July 16 rally day with lecture by Blanche E. Chenoweth at 9 45 and a 10 45 rally day exercise followed by Keene on The Mind Harper of Ben Bracken with Mrs Georgia Adams Clifford at 2 30 and an 8 15 concert featuring H Augustine Smith and Howard Lyman. The program includes Songs of Other Days illustrated history Puritan Days Revolutionary De ante Bellum themes costumed processions solos and quartets instrumental music and a closing I Hear America Singing conducted by Hervey Gaal dedicated to the Chautauqua choir with a poem by Walt Whitman.
The First Methodist Episcopal church annual Sunday School Picnic at Warren Outing Club drew over 400 attendees, the season's largest. Weather favored outdoor activities with games for all ages and prizes such as pencil boxes and necklaces.
Miss Mary Mills returned from Cleveland after attending her uncle Roberts King’s funeral. Numerous locals were noted traveling or visiting relatives in Bradford Kane Lanse Ridgway Clearfield and Atlantic City. Social highlights include guests from Ludlow San Turce Porto Rico and Jamestown with trips to Mackinac Michigan and Tionesta.
W. W. Slocum and I. B. Meckienberg represent Warren district at the three day Tri-State Telephone convention in Jamestown. The conference features traffic sessions at the Hotel Jamestown with a planned banquet and a program of light talks and social events.
Bobby Jones finishes with 285 after a dramatic final round. Aubrey Bomar ends seven strokes back at 291, tying the old record. A crowd of 25 000 watches the closing stages as Jones nearly drives a railway bank and nails several long putts.
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