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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1927
Page
7
A fragmented note traces the rapid circulation campaign for the Great Warren Tribune. It references various placeholders and unclear phrases about candidates and subscriptions, noting some are busy while others may lose interest, and mentions a forthcoming substantial report.
Classified notice offers Radilate at 175 dollars and a complete radio set at 100 dollars. Also listed are a diamond item for 65 dollars and a green wrist watch priced at 30 dollars, with winners noted.
The Tribune offers a credit scale for subscriptions with votes allocated per payment. New and old subs receive credits: six month to four year terms yield 3,000 to 60,000 votes, rising with longer terms. Subscriptions cannot be transferred between family members. May 12, 1927 marks old subscriber status for existing lists. post date subscribers counted as NEW with defined credits.
Sugar Grove May 19 Next week in commencement week which means much to residents. One of the largest classes ever to graduate from the local school twelve students. Class motto With the ropes of the past we will ring the bells of the future. Colors green and gold. Close flower yellow rose. Class roll James Abbott Elsie Anderson Clare Curtis William Miller Mildred Dalrymple Raymond Phelps Lyle Loomis Hazel Cornell William Stuart Mary Johnson Elbert Ewer Ruth Abbott. Baccalaureate Sunday at 8 PM in high school auditorium with Rev. Raymond Muthard preaching. Class night Wednesday features orations novelty stunts and a short play. Thursday commencement address by president of Thiel College Greenville Pa preceded by four orations. Friday May 27th both eighth grade commencement and a dance to benefit the seniors with six piece orchestra from Mayville. Tickets seventy five cents men and twenty five cents ladies. Open to the public.
The standings show numerous Warren and outlying Pennsylvania residents, with names such as Mrs Gertrude Hertael Mrs Ceello Bpangler and Miss Mary Sullivan among candidates. Addresses include Water Street Warren Water Street Kane Kane and Philadelphia area listings with multiple Warren R D and street addresses. Many figures accompany each entry, indicating vote tallies or registration numbers across varied towns including Warren Kane Sheffield Mill Creek or Tidioute. The list emphasizes local residents across Venango Warren and surrounding towns with interconnected household addresses and serial vote figures.
Last night results show Bankers 13 over Associated System. Next week features Bankers versus Newell Printer on Monday, County Bars against Associated System on Tuesday, Nypenn Furniture versus Newell Print on Thursday, and Dairies versus Warren County on Friday.
Yesterday Pittsburgh defeated New York 8 to 3 in 12 innings, Chicago beat Brooklyn 7 to 5, Chicago won 7 to 6. Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 2, St Louis and Boston rain. Today St Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York. Tomorrow Chicago at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York.
A garbled recap lists Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 12 with Chicago and Boston matchups missing cohesion. It mentions games New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago and a sequence Washington at Detroit and multiple cross matchups, reflecting an unclear sports schedule fragment.
International standings show Jersey City 12-1 and Newark 10-0, Baltimore 12 and Reading 3, with Toronto 7 and Buffalo 6, Syracuse 5 and Rochester 2. Upcoming games feature Syracuse at Toronto, Reading at Jersey City, Newark at Baltimore, and Buffalo at Rochester.
Toledo 4 Louisvilla 3 Indianapolis 5 Columbus 1 St. Paul 7 Kenyan City 3. Minneapolis Milwaukee wet. Minor musings joke about brunettes and memory, with a humorous mis-spelled line about being elected to something someday.
Public sale notices list multiple properties in Warren County Pennsylvania to be sold by the sheriff on June 6, 1927. Parcels include two Glade Township lands with oil and mineral reservations, various Warren Borough lots with buildings, and a Warren real estate block. buyers act under writs of fieri facias for suits by Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
The Court of Common Pleas of Warren County issues notice that on May 14 1927 Lloyd E Hamilton filed a petition claiming ownership of land in Sugar Grove Borough with a mortgage dated October 28 1910 to secure 425.00 dollars held by M R Woodland treasurer of Erie Conference Seminary. The mortgage has not been satisfied and the holder has not entered Satisfaction. A June 18 1927 hearing is ordered and a public sale will occur at the Warren County Courthouse at the north side of Pennsylvania Avenue East near the Conewango Bridge, describing the property beginning 71 feet east of an iron pipe and running north at right angles to the avenue.
A free limited time offer runs May 14 to May 26 granting triple votes for one year subscriptions. New carrier year subscriptions cost $6 and yield 12,000 votes, tripled to 36,000 this week. Three year mail subscriptions normally 50,000 votes, boosted to 150,000 during the promo.
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