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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1927
Page
7
High school notes report locker keys were issued to seniors juniors and sophomores for twenty five cents with return required end of year. Dramatic club meets at seven with an important topic. Girls Glee Club signups at seven sixteen. First six weeks tests begin in three weeks.
Metzger-Wright presents its Formal Fall Opening and Style Show tomorrow from two to five thirty in the Street Floor showroom. A Paris inspired collection by Worth and other designers will be modeled by prominent Warren women including Miss Jean Allen and Mrs. W. H. Conarro. Ensembles cover morning to formal wear with coats and dresses drawn from the Fashion Floor Garment stock.
End of week greeting cards will be mailed to students' parents requesting cooperation to push unsatisfactory pupils to spend more time at Mame stole.
Spring Creek COAD sent delegates to the Warren fair last week and a good turnout reported. George Mitchel of this place visited the Stoneboro fair and then went to New Castle to see his children. The Masses Garnet and Arlena Walker, summering at Conneaut Lake Park, are visiting parents Mr and Mrs C L Walker. Mrs J M Wieman is ill and not improving. The Walker group drove to Conneaut Lake Sunday. A Reichey revival at Titusville drew many to prayer and converts with reports of healing. R G Ongley of Titusville visited his daughter Iola, staying with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jenson Smith.
Greensburg Sept 14 The first care of infantile paralysis in Westmoreland county this year has been reported The patient is a two year old girl at Delmont.
Harrisburg report says Fred Carl, 26, a local typist, struck keys forcefully and splintered a finger bone. Doctors at two hospitals say she will be off the job for several days.
A London Punch caption shows a beach photographer asking a holiday maker to pose while the man hides his face, remarking he does not want his photo taken. The photographer apologizes, noting the man failed to look up clearly.
Hat and bag selections fill the store as new Autumn merchandise appears across departments. Special windows showcase coordinated accessories including shoes gloves and coats. An orchestra will provide music to lighten visitors’ hours during the afternoon.
A collection of rural notices and practical guidance from The Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture. Topics include open air machine sheds, feeding cows, packing apples to standard grades, worm control for poultry, lawn renewal, plus a humorous farm anecdote.
Geneva reports global organized labor surpassing 37,000,000 members. The International Federation of Trade Unions based in Amsterdam notes Germany leads with 4,582,366 members, England second at 4,365,619, followed by Australia 800,000, France 600,000, Belgium 450,000, and Argentina with about 2,000 affiliated abroad.
A vintage ad touts Freezone as a painless remedy that instantly targets corns and callsuses. It promises easy removal of hard and soft corns between toes with a tiny bottle selling for a few cents at drug stores.
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