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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1927
Page
5
A list shows votes totals for candidates vying to lead local clubs in Warren Pennsylvania. Names and addresses are given for many contenders with vote tallies ranging from about 188 thousand to 201 thousand, indicating competitive slates across Clubs A B C and D.
A campaign notice outlines June 9 to 15 new subscriptions as vote multipliers. First five new subscribers double regular votes, while subscribers beyond five triple. A string of fifteen new subscribers triggers triple value for all fifteen. Old subscriptions list counts at specified totals. The offer is positioned as the largest for the remaining campaign days.
A clipped coupon promises 25 free votes for a candidate in Warren Pennsylvania. It instructs mailing or delivering the coupon to The Tribune Campaign Department and notes votes must be cast by June 15 with no voting restrictions. The notice emphasizes the coupon costs nothing and should be delivered flat.
Warren county graduates feature in Penn State Class of 1927 ceremonies spanning class day, memorial gift, and alumni events. Senior memorial funds a winter sports complex. President Hetzel to be inaugurated in a family style ceremony with radio broadcast of all events.
The brief line notes that time and tide wait for a man but in a playful reversal suggests even women face delays. It reflects a satirical bent typical of the Los Angeles Times.
A June gathering at Chandlers Valley hosted the Young People's society meeting with Ephriam Carlson and Miss Tilda Carlson, featuring song, prayer, readings, recitations, and musical solos. Attendees included residents from Jamestown Warren Sinclairville and Bradford areas. ice cream and cake followed.
Beginning June 18, Warren post office will observe half holidays on Saturdays through September 4, with mail delivery limited to one Saturday forenoon and windows closing early at 5 p.m. for Saturdays and 6 p.m. for general delivery. The move follows a White House order dated May 9 1927, and praises carrier service while noting exceptions.
A Washington Star snippet quotes Senator Sorghum discussing stage cleanliness and morals. He says his constituents back home don’t grasp why he should worry about urban show morals, highlighting a contrast between local values and city culture.
Colleen Moore headlines Orchard s and Ermine at Library Theatre showing Tuesday and Wednesday. A romantic tale of a humble switchboard operator who wins a wealthy lover amid hotel life and lavish settings. Supporting cast includes Mulhall Hardy Lee Prouty Bennett Hopper Price Fitzroy Snowden Yon Avril Benedict and more.
Congressman Clayte Withers, famed for his Fourth of July speech on "Liberty," announces he cannot attend the grove event this year due to ongoing investigations keeping him busy. He remains a key figure in local political affairs.
The page presents dialogue about buttermilk drinks and a salad with a buttermilk dressing, detailing chopped cabbage, cheese crumbs, celery salt, asparagus, olives, and a whipped buttermilk dressing. It also notes a psychology professor at the University of Chicago conducting experiments with decapitated frogs and brainless pigeons.
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