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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1927
Page
13
Crowds along the Allegheny River watched Joseph Kenney grab the woman who waded into the water and pull her to safety. She was taken to Allegheny General Hospital unconscious, about 45 years old.
A compact ad promising uninterrupted radio reception with no recharging distortion. It pledges constant clarity and reduced annoyance, emphasizing reliability and continuous performance.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Positt ively Operatedny and Make of Radio with unclear context. Readable words point to a local notice or brief about a radio project or business item, but no coherent action or date is discernible. The readable fragments imply a name or brand linked to radio equipment or operation.
Warren reports progress on the Christmas Seal drive to fight tuberculosis led by W. P. Taylor of the Lions Club. 1926 per capita sales topped 13 cents in Warren, far above the state average, with a total seal sale of 35,300. officials warn the fight is far from over as tuberculosis deaths drop but not defeated.
Fanny Brice arrives on Broadway following a Chicago court divorce from Jules Armstein. She notes the swift dissolution of the marriage and jokes about Paris versus Chicago for divorce. She plans to sue an unnamed New York society woman for 250000 dollars over alleged affections, yet she remains unfazed toward Nicky.
Miss Natalie Kempf of Sheffield and Walter Carlson of Kane were married Thursday at the bride's mother's home on West Main street with Rev. S. T. Davidson officiating. A three course dinner followed. The couple, after a Yonder wedding trip to Atlantic City and Washington, will reside in Kane. The groom is an interior decorator, son of Julius Carlson, and a Kane High School graduate of 1923.
A roster of tradespeople and firms appears, listing Garry Mead, Fred Mickelson, F. A. Mintzer, Neal & Co., Emil Peterson, Ludwig Peterson, Pickett's Plub, Harry Rosen, Schellhammer & Co., Alex Shaw, E. O. Brebbina, J. Arndt Swanson, Fred Begelmier, B. C. Wollcott, and Warren Sheet Metal Workers as builders, plumbers, plasterers, electricians, and sheet metal workers.
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