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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1927
Page
3
Crystal Spring lake south of Kane saw a near drowning when 11 year old Joseph Novak of Durant City was submerged for five minutes. He was revived after 30 minutes of artificial respiration by 18 year old George Paulusak. Novak was swimming with Durant City youths near the James estate lake dam when he disappeared beneath the water.
Thirty nine additional drivers licenses have been revoked during the past week and eleven added to the prohibitory list, the Department of Highways announced. There were eleven revocations for intoxication and thirteen for reckless driving. The outlook for slack watering the Allegheny River to Oil City is bright, with Congresssional aid anticipated. Dams four and five near completion and dam six to Kittanning expected to be finished next year.
Officials from Scout headquarters remain in camp at Corplanter, causing a paused department feature. Foremen report ongoing activity and scheduling impacts at the camp as of Tuesday.
A three story Maple Springs hotel owned by L. L. Watson was destroyed by fire last night starting at 11 39. Fire teams from Bemus Point Mayville and Fluvaune fought the blaze but could not halt it. No guests were staying, a few ate dinner, and loss estimates were not yet available. The hotel sat on the main road to Maple Springs from the state highway.
A lawn fete hosted by the Woman's Aid Society will be held on the Presbyterian Manse lawn Wednesday afternoon and evening. Tea, cream, cake, and coffee will be served, with baked goods and candy on sale.
An ad proclaims Orange Crush uses juice from more than fourteen million pounds of oranges. It highlights real orange juice content, orange peel aroma, and natural color, contrasting with imitations. The drink claims to be meritorious at the American Medical Association Baby Show with 10,000 children examined, urging parents to ask for Orange Crush in Krinkly Bottles.
Car owners face risks from fires in garages and on roads, collisions from poor driving, and theft by criminals. The text warns that inadequate insurance increases chances of death, injury, or property damage, urging readers to secure dependable auto insurance.
The town council opened a long adjourned meeting late with President Perks presiding. The main item was charges against Patrolman Utter and his suspension, while public access was limited as executive session was ordered amid protests from taxpaying citizens and local groups.
Before voting, both scribes protested but could not sway the crowd. The measure failed to trigger a recount as the 18 representatives backed the majority. The hall emptied except for officials, and at 9 10 the doors opened. Utter was dismissed then reinstated on July 1, receiving cheers.
Owen S. Gahagen of Mt Jewett dies after operation at Bradford hospital. Born 1864 in Indiana County, he served as McKean County commissioner and inspector in the state labor and industry department. Survived by widow, son Adam, and two daughters living in Oak Park and Springville. Funeral plans listed in Meadville area. F. A. Smith of Wayne Township near Corry dies at 58 after long illness. Maiden name Lydia Beightol. widower Fred Sith.
J Oliver Morron achieved notable scholarly and civic milestones. He earned advanced degrees, contributed to local governance, and supported community education initiatives. Morron’s work influenced policy discussions and inspired peers in law and public service.
Mrs Rebecca Shoemaker Walter of Tidoute dies at 87 following heart dilation. Born May 3 1840 in Hempfield Township Westmoreland County she married Joseph Armel Walter in 1865. She leaves three children and five grandchildren with funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm at her Tidiante home. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Pleasantville.
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