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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1928
Page
12
Fashion writers note shoes and accessories set the tone for the season. White sports ensembles pair with black and white Deauville sandals and oxford styles, while lower heels gain favor for daytime wear. Crepe techniques and varied colorings update both sport and dress models.
An advertisement touts a twofold skin treatment using sulphur and menthol to clear pimples, blackheads, and eczema. It claims deep cleansing action against parasites and rapid soothing effect, offering a free sample and urging purchase from druggists as Towles.
New furniture designs arrive for spring featuring classic period looks, warm upholsteries, and eye catching tables desks and cabinets. Colonial famine style dominates living rooms with comfort, grace, and a refined dining room tone. Community Chest dollars stay in Warren as funds support local needs.
Weaver conf ined at home with worsening condition. Pennsylvania Day observed in Clarendon schools. Shaffer family moves to Clarendon Heights. High school to present Ruth in a Rush at St Clara's hall to fund Washington trip. Harold Younggust family moved to Valimont Main. Knight family returns from Philadelphia hardware convention. Clara Wilbur operated on for appendicitis at Warren General. Lyons visit ends as he and family plan Texas trip. Mrs. Joan Rowley improves after illness. St Clair family to Plummer for visit. Streetcar from Glade to Sheffield to be discontinued March 31 2228. Edmund Bimber and George Leavy buy new Chevrolets. Pollyanna Rebekah lodge party held with about forty attending.
March items report Delmer Williams visiting his sister in Oil City and Garnet Walker taking an office job there. The White Oak Ard Society plans a meeting at Emma Catlin's home with date to be set. The Nitro Glycerine plant explosion near East Titusville was heard nearby at midnight.
The report notes some houses were shaken about nine miles from the blast while Viv and Ste and their California winter stay are expected to return home this month. Mrs Emma Callin and Rama of White Oak visited C. Walker's home. Mumps cases have appeared nearby as Zenith Vroman of Grand Valley spent the weekend locally. Iva and Jean Hafel visited friends in the vicinity last week.
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