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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
3
Detroit plans a flight to London via aero pane with Board of Commerce involvement. Ford and General Motors reps weigh the proposal as national interest grows.
Honorees from the local area include William W. Jacobs of Warren Francis R Shanley of Tidioute Paulise W. Nader of Clarendon and Leona E. Anderson Ridgway named for second honors in the ten percent scholarship ranking according to the commencement program.
Ora Barber of Youngsville was arrested on Harrison street Saturday at 11 10 p.m. on a charge of intoxication. Albert F. Jones of 5 North Carver street Warren Pa was arrested on Main street yesterday at 1 20 p.m. on a charge of intoxication.
The Tribune congratulates the Titusville Herald on its 62nd birthday anniversary. First issue dated June 14, 1865, making it the oil region’s first daily in Pennsylvania. Herald reports daily circulation above 5,000, serving Titusville and rural routes within twenty five miles. The paper aims to continue earning public trust as it enters its 63rd year.
Fred Richardson aged 47 son of Mrs Irwin Richardson was killed when a gravel bank collapsed at a pit near Cochran ton Venango County. Companion Earl McDaniel was seriously injured but expected to recover. Richardson, a Cochranton High student, lived at Gastor s Corners. Funeral held at Cooperstown with burial in Black Ash Cemetery.
The United States Civil Service Commission will accept applications through June 21 for warder positions at the Women's Industrial Institution in Alderson West Virginia. Women with experience as correctional supervisors nurses teachers or housekeepers are urged to apply. Information available from T W Wembley secretary of the board of United States civil service examiners at the post office in this city. Father critically ill in Syracuse keeps family traveling from Venturetown to be with Frank McIntosh hospitalized.
Officers of the Local Post Veterans of Foreign Wars ask all members to report at headquarters this evening at 6 30 for Flag Day ceremonies in Memorial Park. Arm bands and badges to be worn. Bradford oil development records show 855 wells on J T Jones property in 308 days with 142 water and 213 oil wells. Four hundred eighty five wells left to drill to finish program. Bradford field now produces about 14 000 barrels daily up from 5 000. In maternity news Mr and Mrs John Logan of Tiona welcome a son born at Maternity Hospital at 10 00 am weighing seven pounds one ounce. Mrs Charles Salisbury of Bradford announces birth of an eight pound son at Warren Maternity Hospital at 7 30 am. Colombian seats being installed at Columbia theatre with opening date expected by July 1. Byron W Knapp seeks building permit for a new residence on Verbeck street. Herbert Cedarquist to assist auctioneers in DuBois with Pittsburgh firm Cook Auctioneering Company. Thirty seven out-of-town students enroll at Warren High School. more registrations expected before opening. Gibby Graham returns to Warren after vaudeville tour with Caranas Barker company. plans to rejoin in August and work summer with Graham Motor Co.
A new ruling from the income tax department clarifies that exchanging Liberty bonds for treasury notes is a taxable transaction. Gain or loss is based on the treasury notes value and Liberty bonds cost, with overlapping interest not taxing the interest or affecting principal profit.
COLE HILL June 13 Special To The Tribune The first rattlesnake of the season was killed by F C Camp Friday morning while fencing pasture on the Nichols place he bought last Monday at the Warren sheriff sale. The snake had sight rattles and a button but length not learned Camp chopped it in two with his axe. Willie Wentworth killed a second rattler nearby last year. Last year seven rattlers were killed on the Mill but this year’s early season may bring a higher count.
Visitors at the county courthouse included H A Robinson of Farmington W J Williams of Corydon and R L Summerton and D R Thomas of Tidioute. No marriage licenses were issued by noon as a slack day hit the recorder's office. The cold offices prompted extra warmth from fireplaces as steam heat failed in some rooms. Barricades on Hickory Street reopened for a water line project. County Treasurer White said hunting licenses and supplies would arrive soon but new blanks may be scarce. last year's tags may be used with a paid receipt. Theatre seats were being installed at the Columbia Theatre on Second Avenue. A trip to Erie was planned for a Public Service Commission hearing on trolley and bus franchises. A deal would have West Ridge Transportation Company buying out Albertson’s Kane-Sheffield line. Judge Arndt heard nine divorce petitions, with two cases continued.
Men’s luncheon offered Wednesday Thursday and Friday at First Methodist Church Founders Hall from 11 20 to 1 00 daily. Plate price is 50 cents.
J Dudley Marks of 119 Parker Street Warren will receive a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania at the diploma exercises in the new Pavillon. About 1800 degrees and certificates will be awarded in a single session. Provost Dr Joseph L Penniman will confer the degrees, with address by Prof William E Lingelbach. Marks has held multiple campus roles including editor in chief of the Red and Blue and member of several honor societies.
The General Joseph Warren Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a Flag Day dinner at the Woman's club. Honored guests include Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook former national chapter president Miss Anna Rockwell club president and Miss Ella A Tybout past club president. Sixty five guests attend including many out of town members. Mrs Ri1 Young first vice regent presides and Mrs W D Todd chairs arrangements. Finley of Lexington Avenue has returned from Columbus Texas with her son Paul K and family after four months.
Allen Jackson Jr Adien Jackson of 400 Liberty Street is confined to his home due to illness and, according to information received today, is somewhat improved.
A brief opinion notes youth should stay active and engaged, contrasting early rising with late nights. It suggests promoting a proactive, healthful lifestyle rather than sedentary routines, urging readers to join in uplifting daytime activities. The piece emphasizes energy, optimism, and constructive habits.
William G. Nantes aged 25 dies at home 06 King Street Corry after a year long illness. Funeral Wednesday at St Thomas church with interment in St Thomas cemetery. Cynthia Jana McCollum funeral held at 413 Fourth Avenue. Burial in Oakland cemetery with pallbearers named. Out of town attendees listed.
Mrs Eva Goldie Carlson wife of Carl E Carlson formerly of Jamestown died Saturday at 10 PM at her home in Dillery aged 85 years 4 months 16 days She survives husband one brother Harold Kelsey of Warren one sister Nellie Fuller of Corry a grandmother Mrs Amanda Goodwill of Youngsville Funeral will be held Wednesday at 1 30 PM from the home of Mrs Carigon in Newton Ix and interment will be in Newton cemetery
All VFW members urged to report to headquarters this evening at 6 20 wearing armbands and badges to participate in Flag Day exercises at Memorial Park Dark-GL.
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