Sheriff race in Ware County primary September 1927
Thereby announce the Republican primary for Ware County sheriff to be decided by voters on September 20, 1927. Apparent candidate George F. can seeks support.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1927
Page
10
Thereby announce the Republican primary for Ware County sheriff to be decided by voters on September 20, 1927. Apparent candidate George F. can seeks support.
Yesterday's results show Chicago 8 New York 5 and Cincinnati 8 Boston 2. Rain affected Pittsburgh Philadelphia and St. Louis Brooklyn. Today schedule lists Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Boston and St. Louis at Brooklyn.
The article lists AL standings with teams such as New York and Washington and records like 64 25 for New York, plus Detroit 38, Philadelphia 50, Cleveland 5a, and Boston 716. It details losses, winning percentages, and mentions yesterday’s results Buffalo over Newark 3 1, Reading over Rochester 3 2, Baltimore defeating Syracuse 9 5, Toronto beating Jersey City 8 0, with several scheduled games and current positions for teams like Newark, Reading, Rochester, Baltimore, and Toronto.
Sheffield man C. H. Whittaker has purchased the Quality store at Clarendon and is moving the merchandise to his store on Mall street. Funeral services for Mrs. Harold Carlson were held at her mother's home in Sheffield with Rev. Jacobson officiating. Interment followed in Sheffield cemetery. News notes include visits by Mrs. William Vantassel and family of Warren, Mrs. D. Blackwell, and Mrs. Alpine of Indiana PA, plus a Knights of Pythias meeting attendance and Elzora Buzard visiting Bradford.
July 20 Youngsville Auxiliary of the American Legion held a Celoron outing with 18 members enjoying a dinner and a brief business meeting. They decided not to send a delegate to the state convention at York. Attendance at the Hyde reunion near Dunkirk totaled about fifty with local families listed. Allegheny Springs attracted visitors and cottages rented by residents from Youngsville and nearby towns. Several community notices follow including births, visits, and travel among local families.
In a light exchange Jack claims he can read Kitty, who replies not to take him literally. She suggests he means she is plain, teasing the idea with a wink about being a simple type. The banter stays humorous and affectionate.
An assembled note lists Great Britain, the Russo-Japanese War, a submarine, Yor Tirpitz, the Washington Conference, and France and Italy with Curtiss D Wilbur. It cites an 8 5 5 3 ratio for Great Britain United States and Japan, referencing the Philippine Islands and Hawaii and mentioning 10 The Los Angeles.
Bobbie Ransom, a blind schoolteacher, leaves home with $500 to seek stardom in Hollywood. In Los Angeles she rooms at Mrs Mangan’s with Monica, an opportunist, while pursuing Gus MacCloud and Roy Schultz. A telegram from Aunt Gertrude interrupts her plans as Gus pressures her to stay for a party. She heads home after a quarrel, wondering about Monica and Gus.
The Dairymen’s League reports record breaking June milk payments and a high May sales total of 7,789,626.78. June milk output exceeds July 1926 figures by about 5,000 pounds, with 1,500 more pooling dairymen than June 1926. Certificates of indebtedness cover regular deductions for the year end and include the 13th Check totaling 206,509.11.
A court dismissed a charge after the accused admitted entering the plaintiff's house at 3 in the morning but claimed a mistake about the door. The exchange noted the difficulty of timing and the defendant's flight.
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