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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
5
Voters in clubs compete May 14 to July 6 with 500000 votes for top performer and 490000, 260900, 200000 and 100000 for subsequent ranks. Names and addresses of Warren area participants listed with vote tallies across clubs A B C and D. figures show current standings and participant details.
A newspaper notice promotes a new subscriber drive from June 9 to June 15. The scheme doubles votes for the first five new subscribers, then triples votes for additional subscribers. A streak of fifteen or more new subscribers grants triple value for all. The notice urges participation as the strongest offer of the campaign so far.
Ground is broken for a house for C E Wilder by Warren contractors between two existing Main street homes. Ernant Crull begins brick home on Erie avenue with foundation complete and upward progress. Several residents and visitors are noted, including Mrs Ella Goodwell, Mrs Carl Myers and son, and events at the Methodist church with Rev Hulse upcoming services.
The body of 14 year old John Kowalski, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Kowalski of Sutton Hill Garland, was recovered at 9 30 am after a search that followed his drowning in the mill dam Friday morning. Coroner Lowrey ruled the death accidental and an inquest was not held. He leaves parents two brothers Stanley and Teddy and a sister Jennie.
A column surveys Christian Science rhetoric, Straus recovery, bathing suit pockets, and future flights. It cites Lindbergh hype, Haig on WWI, France's role, Otto Ludwig on the Kaiser, Lady Astor’s remarks, and Lodge on synthetic life. It closes with an airship concept from Glendale California and dual turbine power plans.
Miss Catherine Ellis and Gerald York of Warren visited Clarence York. An old fashioned quilting party at Mrs. B. C. Beyer’s drew many hill residents, with praise for Mrs. Salome Schuler’s age defying stitching. Local visitors and funeral notices follow, plus regional social updates and a note on expanding shoe sizes.
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