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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1927
Page
3
The Medical Society warns that the new member fee schedule effective July first 1927 increases day calls to 3 dollars night calls to 5 dollars office calls to 2 dollars and obstetric charges to 25 dollars aligning with neighboring towns. Former rates hadn't changed for ten years. The report notes the changes reflect current market prices and affect physicians in the area.
Bill Rice son of Birs O Rice of East street left Warren after noon for Williamstown Massachusetts to re enter Williams College. He is a sophomore.
Funeral services are noted for Mrs Anna Gretzler of Corry at 2 30 PM tomorrow with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. She leaves a husband four sons a daughter seven grandchildren and a sister. Irene Arzner Russell Miss Irene Arzner died after a short illness. funeral at 1 PM with burial in Russell Pine Grove cemetery. Dorothy Schnell’s funeral at Tippett Hall mortuary. cremation planned in Denver with friends and relatives listed.
Harold Q Staff died at his home on Pennsylvania Avenue West after a short illness. Born November 20, 1895, he lived in the Warren area except for years in the west. A World War veteran and American Legion member, he worked for Peel Meat Market in the Fourth Ward. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. A Staff his widow Daisy Staff two sisters Victoria and Mrs. Harry L Anderson of Jamestown and two brothers Roy and Harvey of Kansas City Mo. Funeral from his home Friday at 4 pm with Rev Carl Jacobson of the Swedish Lutheran Church officiating Interment Oakland Cemetery.
New York report quotes Dr William J Mayo from The Woman's Home Companion criticizing untrained operators for face lifts wrinkle removal and other cosmetic facial work. He notes many harmed by quack procedures while the legitimate beauty field remains sound though its border with illegitimate operations is hard to define.
Warren High School will restart night extension classes in Typewriting Short Hand Business English and Letter Writing. Minimum twenty applicants per subject plus age sixteen and non attendance at day school. A five dollar deposit per subject and at least 75 percent attendance required for deposit return. Enroll at the high school office or by phone 1221. opening date announced after enrollment sufficient.
A garbled montage cites a bank president’s view echoing Dr Nicholas Murray Butler about great men, alongside a comment about a dusted stocking show and a performer in a circus from two Ohio papers. The fragmentary material suggests a columnish or wire-service snippet on public figures and entertainers.
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