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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1927
Page
5
May 9 report from Cole Hill describes farmers, led by Seth Holmes, advancing corn field stubble removal to curb European corn borer spread. Road work between Garland and Torpedo progresses with grading and planned cement pours, and local residents attend auctions, jury duty, and visits.
Strangers passing through the creek country express admiration for the scenery and plan to return for camping. Residents note many locals overlook beauty, while visitors admire the landscape, roads, and wildlife. A Balltown fishing trip is planned and local music events and visits are described.
A lengthy village update describes visits and pony rides around Hunter Run Elk County and Clarendon Heights, with Jack McMichael’s pony brought home and stored until school closes. Several residents travel to nearby towns, visit garages, fish, and greet old friends, including Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McMichael and family. A local ball game forecast is delayed by weather, while community life features weddings, Mother’s Day observances, and travelers passing through from Bradford and Canada. A light note on an anti-evolution bill in Florida contrasts with a stray remark about balloon plans and college students.
The Methodist Episcopal Board of Bishops finished its two day session in Warren Michigan adopting the evangelism committee report. Bishops in charge of districts were authorized to pursue conference evangelistic methods. The gathering featured sermons in Warren and nearby churches with bishops from Chicago San Francisco Cincinnati and other cities preaching on family faith and modern Christ themes. The event drew capacity crowds across multiple churches in Warren and surrounding towns.
Irvine May 6 reports a busy town with weddings parties and visits. Highlights include Mr and Mrs G N Poppleton returning from Hadley Pa for a 79th birthday party with many relatives, Miss Genevieve Hayes finishing a school term, and Mrs Augusta Twolngreen’s May 12 birthday gathering. School board appointed teachers for Brokenarraw township and closed term on May 6 with a picnic. Multiple local visits, moves, and family events fill the page.
Mrs Justin Luce remains homebound, attended by doctors Otterbein and Condit. Neighbors Mrs Rose Ruhlman and others send memorials. Entries mention weddings, visits by Leonard and others, Kiwanis library event, and a marriage between Augusta Holmgreen and John Freeman. The Freemans plan to reside on Erie Avenue. Charles Rhodes sells parlor business and returns to Pittsfield.
A fragmentary poem urges youth to seize April’s vivid rush, defy restraint, and chase bold, reckless experiences. It celebrates night magic, comet like daring, and the rush of youth before time quiets the riot of love, beauty, and longing.
Yardley Pennsylvania May 9 a 127yearold Colonial residence once occupied by General Washington is redecorated without altering its historic charm. The two story eightroom house preserved its tone using tinted plastic paint and a dragged texture technique applied by J Shanahan with plastering support from L C Leedom.
R Pierson Eaton of 332 Prospect Street Warren Pa will file credentials with the State Board of Law Examiners by June 9 1937 and seek examination on June 30 and July 1 1927 for admission to the Bar of the Supreme Court of Penna.
L A Carlson writes of feeling better after using Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming improved digestion and clearer mornings. Ad claims millions worldwide trust the product as a safe, vegetable laxative remedy for headaches indigestion and bowel regularity.
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