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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1927
Page
9
A fragment notes Harlem plans a tory hotel for colored patrons and French menu items for a cafe. It recalls a World War II era joke about a Black soldier in Paris and questions the role of America’s unofficial ambassador to France.
A writ of Levari Facias directs sale at the Warren County Court House on Tuesday July 19 1927 at 10 o clock. The parcel lies in Shefield Township Warren County and includes a two story brick store building with a 6 by 22 foot strip reserved to Horton Crary and Company with water pipe access and prohibition on building unless enclosed with noncombustible material. Terre tenants Tony Witek and Josephina Witek.
In Sugar Grove on July 1 the local Methodist Church Woman's Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. Frank Dorn's house on Race Street. The gathering featured a patriotic July 4 program with decorations, a union-framed agenda, a Flag talk, readings from Ephesians, songs, a Living Flag sketch, and a map discussion of settlements supported by the Home Mission Board. Four guests attended, and a birthday party for Helen and Esther Stearns was held at Alden Stearns' home on Pleasant Street with about fifteen children present. Separately, a note mentions a British Columbia hen offering 200 pounds for sale but being rejected after laying 361 eggs in a year.
Warren police praised Saturday eve for crowd control during circus day with nearly a thousand autos on the South Side. North bridge approach kept flows steady. observers watched patrols and drivers. Also noted were a fatal burn, last concrete poured on Erie railroad subway road, and a civil suit over dynamite cap injuries in Columbus Township.
Fragmented notice advertises a chemical product claiming instant death for roaches ants and bed bugs. It references furniture and safety, with unclear branding and details due to damaged OCR text.
In Youngsville on July 5 the Women’s Christian Temperance Union met with Mrs Ed Gustafson for a program on Social Morality. A business item settled the Jello bill and members were urged to repay the treasurer 1.25 each. Next month’s meeting slated with Mrs W C Cochran on East Main Street.
July 6 report from Kinzua notes Bishop John Chamberlin Ward of Erie visiting St Luke’s Episcopal church and Holy Communion held in the morning. Local residents attend circus in Warren. families host gatherings and guests from Edinboro and Salamanca. Central Pennsylvania Lumber plans a 30 day shutdown beginning July 16 for repairs.
The Flaming Frontier is a Universal production shown at the Library Theatre. Stars Gideon Dustin Farnum and Kathleen Key headline in a tale of Westward expansion with West Point life and a dramatized Custer Massacre. Edward Sedgwick directs and wrote the story, recreating military scenes with West Point and White House interiors accurately depicted.
Word reaches Kinzon of the marriage of Frantz Clicquennot of New Castle to Miss Alice Sigler of Nile Ohio. The ceremony occurred Wednesday June 29 in Nile. They will reside in Akron where Frantz has a job with the Portland Cement Company.
Over 14 million pounds of fresh orange juice are used to make Orange Crush. The drink uses juice blended with citrus peel and fruit acids to stand apart from imitations. The American Medical Association Baby Show awarded it a merit certificate, and the brand emphasizes genuine Orange Crush in a Krinkly Bottle.
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