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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
3
The Grandview sanitarium at Oil City launches a $10,000 drive for a Toad project amid a flood of regional notes. Mourns William Hetrick once thought dead, later found alive. a Salvation Army transfer. thermite iceberg talk. local jails and fires report in blur of small-city items.
Local contractor W. 8. Scheckler filed this morning for building permits at City Clerk Dougherty's office to reconstruct two frame dwellings. One is on East Fifth Avenue and the other on Wilson Street, with city approval expected.
County commissioners with their clerk assist Superintendent M Brady as the grand jury conducts its first inspection of the institution in about a year at Youngsville.
It is a part of our service to get you the kind of automobile policy that adequately protects your interests no matter when or where you may drive your car.
Paul Lavery of Laurel Street and Inia Cirvaio, both employed in Struthers Wells boiler room, were injured at work near ten this morning. Lavery suffered scalp lacerations needing many stitches, Cirvaio four broken ribs and bruises after being caught beneath a heavy plate. They were taken to Warren General Hospital by the Peterson invalid car.
Attendance at the daily Vacation Bible School reached 275 with 60 new enrollments, while many delegates attended the county Sunday school convention opening. Central W T U meets Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs Degrees leading on Foreign Missionary and Relief. An upcoming summer social at Warren Outing Club June 10 includes dinner and a 9 p m dance with Culver Jordan orchestra. reservations to Mr Williams P Taylor or Mrs Ruth Hardy. A 79 year old music teacher Leo Morris Prevost shot himself at home in Pittsburgh in the presence of his wife. he is in critical hospital condition.
Gettysburg college dedicated the Eddie Plank Memorial gymnasium a $125 000 structure during commencement. H R Reiter of Lehigh University was to deliver the dedicatory address and Dr Henry W A Fison, president of the college, was to announce the appointment of a director of physical education.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Clark of York street were held at St Thomas church at 9 am with Rev P J McLaughlin celebrating and songs by Leo Cook and Mrs Edward Kinley. Interment followed at St Thomas cemetery with nephews as bearers. Relatives from out of town attended and numerous locals sent flowers and condolences. card of thanks from Estela Henderson notes gratitude for aid and Odd Fellows support.
Sugar Grove June 7 Rev Raymond E Muthard pastor of First Presbyterian Sugar Grove preached at Irvine and Pittsfield then at his home church Sunday evening delivering The Image of God. Nellie Sherrard sang Life's Railroad. Mrs Helen Thorpe played accompaniment. Esther Guild meets Friday. Forest Chapel nightly services continue. Children’s Day program next Sunday at 12:00 with infant baptism. Harold Knappenberger spoke on The Keystone from Sherwood Eddy book. Agnes Blankley played Choral and Grieg Prelude. Sunshine class hosted by Katharyn Reynolds with Four Fold Life discussion. Open House at Coldbrook Lodge Wednesday 3:00 pm with Pearl City Rebekah and Sugargrove lodges. readings and music. supper to follow. Public invited.
Jamestown and Warren area residents shared weekend visits as families and friends gathered. Several guests stayed with relatives in Jamestown, Warren, and Ashville New York. newborn Lola Virginia Abbott joined the world. Prodigious teething Mary Devereaux attracts attention. many travelers returned home Sunday after weekend trips to relatives and hospitals.
Forty five of the world’s best drivers started trials for Saturday races at Altoona Speedway. Semipro tests led in morning sessions, pros in afternoon, with 22 semipro entrants vying for 15 spots and 23 top cars seeking 18 places in the long grind. In nearby New Kensington a raid seized 300000 baseball pool tickets as police arrested two women and four men, with bail set at 2500 for Schwalm Lang and Davis.
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