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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
3
Jay Owens and Frank Hanna were taken to the Allegheny County workhouse by Sheriff Grosch and Deputy Eckert after a morning auto trip.Judge Aird had sentenced them to terms, as reported in the day’s articles.
The Corry Journal notes May 1926 averaged 47.89 degrees before sunrise based on George E. Young recordings. A high of 68 on May 10 and a low of 80 on May 1 were recorded. May 1925 and May 1926 averages are compared to the prior month.
City workers harvested the first crop of hay from the river bank slope along the south side parkway, cutting grass and weeds to improve the riverfront appearance and overall view.
Kamp Stow on Lake Chautauqua will host the YWCA camp from June 17 to July 1 with Miss Rosalie Melton as director and Miss Georgia Renwick as swimming instructor. Camp features two cooks, a nurse, and counselors, plus a full daily schedule of activities and Kamp spirit.
Coroner Lowrey allowed burial at Corry yesterday of a man killed when struck by a westbound Erie freight east of Columbus last Saturday. No identifying marks were found on the deceased.
Kane Republican reports first day totals for the Kane Hospital Fund drive reaching 114 847 toward a modern fireproof hospital. The Community Hospital name won by the coupon campaign with 35 people suggesting it and a 25 incentive set for contributors. Site polls favor the Kane Manufacturing plant area on North Fraley Street as the site.
Funeral services for Mrs Rueben Morse are set for Saturday afternoon with a 2 o'clock prayer at the home and 3 o'clock services at the Salvation Army hall. Adjt A B Mitson and Capt A West to conduct. Her son Frank A Morse notes the passing with a brief verse.
The article notes that Red Cross flood aid money has been well spent under Secretary Moogerin and urges continued generosity. It highlights modern science reducing disaster impact, cites Columbia College graduation figures, and mentions legal fees in the Gould estate case with precise cents.
The Tribune launches a prize campaign to win subscribers and readers for a Chrysler Coach valued at $1310. Candidates must secure votes by subscriptions, with extra votes on Wednesdays. Levy, based in New York and Paris, oversees the effort with a record fee above $2,000,000. The paper notes global remarks on Pope Pius and discusses war, disarmament, and power as a force behind peace.
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