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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1927
Page
14
Obscure wartime style announcements detail mail closure times for Youngsville and surrounding towns, Western Union and Postal service hours, connections to New York Central lines, and council and county government personnel lists. The fragmented page lists dates, offices, and routes, with administrative names for boroughs and departments.
A saying notes that many men can deliver the goods though they cannot make them, reflecting on skill divergence between production and delivery roles. The remark emphasizes practical know how and the value of execution over invention.
KINZUA July 23 Mrs Alis Hays Mrs Effie Shannon and daughters Leah and Clara and Mrs John Shannon of Dubois returned home after visiting at the Shannon home. The Misses Maude Murray Mable Moore Beatrice Campbell and Glen dove Campbell hiked to Kane. Miss Alica Holmes returned home after a two week vacation at Gifford Kane Durant City Butler and Belfast with friends. Mrs G A Young and children Frank and Donald returned home after visiting relatives in Idmar. Miss Bernice Park ens returned with Mrs Young as guest of Mr and Mrs P J Colosimo. Mrs Harry Thompson Sr daughter Mary Jana Mrs Edwin Thompson and Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson attended a picnic at Warren Outing Club Thursday. Mrs R R Wilcox of Corry spent the weekend with the We Wilcox. Donald P Brooks CPL of the C P L.
Milla was in Xinage Friday on business and towed to Warren Friday evening. Miss Maus a student at Ealebors anchors College spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Manz Lester Bheldon and Mrs Belle Clawson attended the Episcopal conference at Conneaut Lake the past two weeks. Miss Winnon Thompson returned home Friday afternoon after two weeks’ attendance. Everett Olson and sister Eloris Olson of Sheffield visited Mr and Mrs Harry Priset Thursday evening. The Third Division of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church has handmade aprons on display at Christine Kings store. Lillis Grace Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday in the I O O F hall, with after business pictures shown by Orlo Hoop. Twenty members of the Fables Aid Society attended the monthly meeting at the Community House Thursday afternoon, with Mrs Lillian Johnson presiding. Mrs Agnes Hanna resigned as secretary. Mrs Rera English elected to fill vacancy. The second division served refreshments at close. Mrs L T Wilcox hosted a noon luncheon at River Road for Mr and Mrs C E Brone and son Sidney of Rib Lake Wis, former Kinzua residents before moving west. Mr and Mrs Harold Moorehouts and two children of Wichita Kans are guests at Mr Moorehouse’s home.
Monica shows off a matching cascade of clothing and jewelry, claiming a new film role will fund her spree through loans and credits. Bobbie worries about Monica’s spending, while rumors link Monica and Gus MacCloud to high society dinners and a secret studio life. A fire near the studio shocks the group as Stella is carried out, hinting at danger behind the gloss.
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