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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1927
Page
3
Construction of the Pleasant township road is delayed by a pump breakage at the river intake. FP L White says city water piping will supply the mixer, one mile to the site, with concrete work to finish in a week and the road to open around September 24.
The weekly detour bulletin from the State Highway Department shows all detours removed in the county except the one between Tidioute and East Hickory.
Frank J. Bond a Corry brakeman on the PRR was killed when he fell from a moving car near Sherman Saturday afternoon. The train passed over him causing instant death. He is survived by a wife whom he married recently. their home is at 276 West Washington Street.
Wind damage protection adds little to property insurance costs yet greatly enhances safety. It safeguards the asset against weather related harm and reduces potential repair expenses.
The Ring-A-Round-A-Rosy Shop reopens after Columbia theatre remodeling with new balcony office and tea service plans. Miss Edith McCalmont and staff display rare New York imports including Steig glass and crystal plants, Chinese lacquered tables, rattan chairs, and antique scarfs.
Transfers include Tohn O Henna and wife to Floyd A Hatfield and wife in Conewango for 1 dollar. George E McClellan and wife to R M Knight in Sheffield for 1 dollar. Arley Vroman to Sonia M Black in Eldred for 1 dollar. Joseph Malfora et al to Frank Ganglia et al in Deerfield for 8500 dollars. Boteerry to Hannah Smith in Pittsfield for 1 dollar. William Carnahan and wife Lo Caro line D Sutherland in Elk for 2 dollars. Crary to C J Crary in Warren.
Hibbing Minnesota with a population around 20,000 aims to be known as the richest village in the world. It hosts the largest open pit mine in the world and several nearby valuable iron mines. The town also touts a very large high school completed years ago at a cost of $4,000,000.
Obituary notices honor Isabelle Skinner a young resident who died at her sister's home after illness. The report lists survivors including Clarence Skinner and siblings, and notes services at Clarence Skinner’s farmington township home with burial in Mershtown cemetery. Additional notices cover Mrs Catherine M Kuebler Mrs Eva Wolfe and Mrs Mary Kelley with service details and interment locations.
Frank E Foster, aged 95, died after a burglary in Long Beach California last Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Thursday in California with interment in a mausoleum. Survivor include his widow and three daughters Miss Mildred Foster Warren Mrs George W Woodruff Philadelphia and Mrs Howard P Lingo Monrovia California. Mr Foster formerly lived in Warren.
Rollin Pease, renowned Chicago baritone, sang nine numbers at First Presbyterian Church in Warren. Miss Anns A Knowlton accompanied with skill while Rev Kistler spoke on Rocks on the Highway of Life. Biographical notes recall Pease’s Civil War era service and later career moves.
William F Smith, aged 87, serves as president of directors of a Pennsylvania Indian organization. He also holds the title of justice of the peace and presides as magistrate in the Iroquois recognition circle. The lifelong interest concerns waste management and Native affairs within the Iroquois context.
A representative of the Ogilvie Sisters hair specialists will be in Warren this week at Metzger-Wright to advise women on hair care. Miss Watson speaks Tue Wed Fri at 3 pm in the Beauty Shop, with demonstrations and private free consultations available after talks. She covers gray oily or dry hair, alopecia, cleansing without washing, and brushing without disturbing marcell or permanent.
The Crandall Agency, a leading Warren insurance office established over twelve years ago, will merge with Craft Keefer and Genge. The combined firm becomes one of western Pennsylvania’s largest general insurance offices outside Pittsburgh, serving refinery and manufacturing risks. Leonard Crandall and Mr. Genge attended a Pittsburgh meeting to finalize the transfer.
After a three months vacation the author announces return to Berry-McCoy Beut under the name Bargaret Jensen.
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