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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1927
Page
3
State Highway Commissioner James L. Stuart outlined plans to pave 65 gaps totaling about 180 miles at an estimated cost of 5,000,050 dollars. Work to start with contracts awarded by year’s end, details indicate local offices preparing for rapid progress.
The listing advertises rental options for a Cat 748-R at Toll Truck, available by day or by the hour. It notes model details and pricing terms, aiming to attract commercial operators seeking flexible heavy equipment use.
Reports from Kirkpatrick and Wallis Company say the stretch between West Hickory and Tionesta has been hard surfaced and will be in use soon. Cement laying was delayed by gravel shortages but a new supply source is found and completion is being rushed. Forty-nine people joined the Pennsylvania Railroad excursion to Erie Sunday, returning last night.
Ward Elliott Homer aged 46 47 suffered amputation and multiple fractures in the rain wreck near Glade last Thursday morning. He died at Warren General Hospital Saturday night after 22 years with the P R R as engineman and fireman. Survived by father widow and seven children. Funeral plans set for Tuesday.
A cautious pitch stresses verifying fire insurance adequacy against current property values. The advisory service promises no obligation or charge, aiming to help readers ensure vital protection.
The Kyler family held its fourth annual reunion at the old Kyler homestead in Kersey on Sunday July 24. Officers were elected at the business meeting with Chester Kyler as president LeRoy Basim as vice president and Miss Elvie Kyler as secretary. The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in July 1928 at the same location. The column also notes local engagements visits and picnic planning amid regional social notes.
The Jamestown Post notes the July 18 funeral of Mrs Harold Carlson held at her mother Alma Malin's home Sheffield Pa with Rev Carl Jacobson officiating. Bearers included Harry Malm and Carl Malm among others and burial was in Sheffield cemetery. Also reported are services for Mrs Anna Moore of Warren Pa conducted by Rev C G Greer with interment at Oakland cemetery. Mrs Moore born July 7 1849 in New York City is survived by five daughters three sons and several grandchildren.
Earl G Hawkins died Saturday at his Bear Lake home after a lengthy illness. He married March 16, 1881, and leaves his widow, five children Ernest Montclair N J Mrs L W Whitely Corry Mrs Charles Goodrich North Clymer N J Mrs Edward Hulse Youngsville and Ivan Bear Lake nine grandchildren. Survived by four brothers William Bear Lake Charles Ripley N Y Cash Dupont Wash Clyde Hamburg N Y and a sister Mrs Sadie Hassam Panama N Y. He lived in Bear Lake and vicinity most of his life and held various positions.
Chautauqua program listings for Tuesday July 26 feature devotional hour Through Man to God and To God Through the Old Testament, lectures on Contemporary Fiction and Geneva 1926, a 3:45 chaplain’s hour, a reading by Julius King on what publishers want from authors, a dramatic recital The Silver Cord, and a New York Symphony Orchestra concert conducted by Albert Stoessel with Martin Connett baritone, plus Wagner preludes and excerpts from The Mastersingers.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Warner of Youngsville announce a son born July 24 at 4 55 a m weighing seven pounds eleven ounces at Maternity Hospital. Mr and Mrs Dewey Stover of Sheffield celebrate a daughter born July 24 at Maternity Hospital weighing eight pounds at the same time. The text also includes a church quote on youth, a Rose plant sale at Wood's Greenhouses offering 23 cents roses for a week, and an obituary noting a local official's service in town offices, a mercantile business run with his son Ivan, membership in local lodges and fraternal groups, with funeral services scheduled from his home tomorrow at two.
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