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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1927
Page
3
The Pennsylvania system increases train crews between Kane and Renovo due to heavy ore and coal shipments moving over the lakes. Ten freight brakemen join operating crews while west side pool crews add enginemen firemen conductors and six brakemen as summer business grows.
A dairy train tour in May will exhibit Holstein Guernsey and Jersey calves carried by the Boys and Girls Dairy Exhibit Train along the New York Central Railroad in Pennsylvania. Calves will become property of 4H and Vocational students at stops, with six exhibit cars featuring dairy health, product use, and breed displays. Prizes will reward posters and essays on dairy topics. Stops span Warren to Westfield across multiple dates in May.
Warren Morning Mimicr editor Cla¢ A. Berger faces arrest on multiple warrants issued before Justice Clark E. Nelson for passing checks with insufficient funds. Totals cited reach about 150 dollars across four incidents at Warren Drug Co Flickenger store Haglund shoe shop and a millinery store with a 60 dollar cashed check.
A historical note indicates pressure led to partial satisfaction while officials pursue clues. The editorial masthead today shows Mr. Berger has disappeared as editor, coinciding with warrants and his flight.
James Hassett a longtime meat merchant in Corry and Columbus dropped dead about seven Tuesday morning while talking with his son Clyde Hassett at Clyde’s home a few miles east of the city. He was placed on a couch and expired almost instantly.
Twenty years ago the Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company received one hundred tons of rails to lay on their line immediately. A youth fears he will miss something if he sleeps little. A bride expects happiness and the groom hopes for the best.
Two colored bishops, Robert E. Jones of New Orleans and Matthew Clair of Covington Ky, attend a meeting with a Public Welcome reception at 740 pm. AL Kolteamy of the YMCA speaks on The Church in Miniature. Friday events include Home Missions talks and a mission sync at noon with remarks from Bishops Richardson Mead Burns McConnell Waldorf Toughes Berry Crane Crary and others.
A long list of bishops with their home or posting cities is presented, paired with patrons or subscribers naming individuals such as Mrs. Ida A. Arnold and others. The entries cover cities including Boston Atlanta Washington Denver Paris New York San Francisco Helena Nashville New Orleans Chattanooga and more, with donors or supporters attached.
A compact reflection on how attitudes shift with age. It suggests that by forty a man becomes either a fool or a physician and by fifty he tends toward fanaticism or philosophy. The piece uses concise aphorisms to probe values and wisdom.
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