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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1927
Page
3
The city will observe a new time schedule starting Sunday with midnight clocks advancing and the change continuing through September bth. City hall court house businesses schools and all city organizations will follow the new daylight saving times outlined by local authorities.
Travel protection ad touts luggage insurance against loss damage burn or theft. Encourages readers to seek prompt coverage for possessions during trips and highlights financial protection regardless of travel method or destination.
West feld visitors Wanley Garlach E E Smith shenna J W Plank attended court. Uriah P Rossiter found guilty while Karl Bechtel trial continues over a Philadelphia death. Conewango dogs roaming prompt complaints. Sills a Papa: Milton Silla gift to son in New York. Kane station looted of fuel merchandise. 60 70 tons gasoline stolen. C D power boat now in service by Allegheny River Sand and Gravel. Van Ebert improves at Kane. Bayer sale auction scheduled with two daily sessions and gifts for ladies.
The state department of property and supplies in Harrisburg opened bids for the general state supplies for the next year. The schedule covers several thousand items and bidding checks and awards will take at least two weeks. The department also announced awards for the sale of the state's waste paper to successful bidders.
The Columbia Theatre on Second Avenue, formerly the Strand, will reopen after remodels by Warren's Columbia Amusement Co. Manager Manley Parker says completion targets include June 15 with decoration by Dave Chel and Brosky Decorating. New seating by American Seating and an Erie organ by Telfer-Kent are installed. marquee, electric sign, and orchestra details are in progress.
Obituaries detail Mrs Frances Arvyilla Vroman wife of A D Vroman dying at 116 East Linden Court after ill health since October. Funeral at Excelsior Union church Eldred township Warren county. Also memorial services for Otto Gustafson in Youngsville Free Methodist church with Rev. Lewis Lindsey officiating. Gustafson born in Sweden sixty six years ago married to Adda Gustafson, survived by two sons and sister Dr Mary Gustafson Wall. He died Friday after brief illness following residence in Jamestown and Frewsburg.
Youngsville High announces Friday exhibit day with 2:20 to 8:30 schedule to showcase regular and special pupil work from first grade to high school. The event aims to let parents compare progress and promises a thorough display of the year's achievements. Also notes a track meet in Erie for the Youngsville team and local windstorm damage around town.
In Youngsville, the community mourns Mr. Castafsori, whose extensive family and wide circle of friends attended his funeral. He is the fifth immediate family member to pass away in the last five years, with interment at the local I.O.O.F. cemetery.
The funeral for Mrs Mary Stapleton was conducted at her son Percy Stapleton’s home S14 West Virth Street yesterday at 2 pm Rev Robert I Wilson of the First Baptist Church led the service. Music was by Mrs George Torquist and Mrs John Oschuden. Bearers were Glenn Porter Isaac Cooper Albert Rasmussen George Prince William Stapleton and Bart Cordingley Burial followed at Lakeview Cemetery Ira Stapleton and Mrs Lucy Brunson of Warren Pa attended from out of town.
After five years at the corner of Liberty Street and Second Avenue the G Gifford Smith company retires from city mercantile life. The near lease expiration of Hoffman Block prompts the move. An auction sale begins Friday at 2 PM and 7 30 PM to close all stock including furniture radios pianos and house furnishings.
The article outlines a June 10 Jamboree contest for an eight Scout patrol with a field events plan worth about 240 points. It details a nature trail with compass navigation, blank directions, and a written report. It covers a cooking drill for first class requirements and a first aid incident with a Scout injuring their shoulder, requiring doctor notification and judge reporting.
The family of Mrs. James Vinton expresses gratitude to Conenango Refining company and its employees as well as friends and relatives for flowers good wishes and the use of their cars.
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