Union service to be held at First Baptist Church
The central town churches plan Sunday evening Union service at First Baptist. Public invited as meetings grow in interest and power each week.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
3
The central town churches plan Sunday evening Union service at First Baptist. Public invited as meetings grow in interest and power each week.
A short insurance notice warns drivers of potential losses to car owners who lack adequate coverage. It urges readers to seek dependable automobile insurance to avoid risk from hazards and financial hardship.
An advertisement offers a 1 percent Tonk truck for hire by day or by the hour with a contact number 748-B and date 7 13 45.
Loretta Gray headlines a six act Vaudeville program praised for strong background dance numbers. Priscilla Dean stars in a Hal Roach comedy and Pathe News offers recent world events. Tonight marks the last showing of Summer Bacherlors to a large audience. A Boy Scout camp near Stowe closes as campers return home.
Administration notice announces testamentary grant for Charles H. Smith late of Waren Warren County Pennsylvania. Executors Jerome Smith G Gifford Smith and W Harold Smith request immediate payment from debtors and presentation of claims for settlement with attorney Alexander and Clark Warren Pennsylvania. July 13 1927.
Death notice for 73 year old resident of Sheffield mentions marriage to Delilah Pressel in 1878, children Cleon L. Palmer and Mrs Thomas Henderson, a sister Annie M. Bell, and grandson Walter Henderson. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Sunday from his home with Rev. S. T. Davison officiating and Masonic lodge assisting at Sheffield Cemetery. Palmer was an Odd Fellows member.
Funeral conducted at two o'clock for Mrs Harriet L Brown mother of R N Browne who died Tuesday at her son 417 Water street with Rev Bedford L Perry and Rev G W Sloan officiating. Burial followed in Marshtown Cemetery Farmington township. Pallbearers were Gerald C Wright Byron Knapp Pavol and Ira Brown.
Community sale advertisement invites residents to Metzger for a Saturday event at Wright basement offering tasty foods and affordable treats. Proceeds support local United Brethren efforts.
A street market will be held tomorrow opposite the post office. Eleven dealers attended the Wednesday market and more are expected to participate. Housewives are advised of a remarkable variety of offerings at the semi weekly markets this season.
A Kane Republican reprint recalls a Twenty-Eight Years Ago column noting the bicycle bug and the latest craze that supposedly bounces riders off their machines. The New Castle News quotes describe the bug striking with force, leaving readers amused and wary.
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