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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1927
Page
12
Mrs H T Mangham of Port Worth Texas urges pilots flying the Chicago to Texas route to use powder puffs instead of the usual cotton to deaden motor noise after observing her son Stormy Mangham in flight. The suggestion comes as a lighthearted airman tip amid ongoing aviation chatter.
Sept. 24 The newly organized Youngsville High School orchestra gave pleasing numbers at the chapel program. Sidney Davis, a freshman, was named leader. Frank Pelton, a former guest director and Cornell student, spoke on Gypsy music and his Mediterranean cruise experiences. The article also notes community and church happenings in Youngsville.
Pennsylvania motorists are urged to update addresses with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles as the 1928 license plates begin mailing about October 17. Plates are sent by fourth class mail and cannot be forwarded. If plates are returned, drivers must file form 1122 to change address and update operator permit details. Applications for plates go out around October 1 and operator permits around January 1. Last year 70,900 renewal notices were returned for better addresses, causing extra postage and admin costs.
Sheffield, Sept. 4 Miss Gibson and Miss Crankshaw of Belding Michigan will open a beauty parlor in the Lawhead Canraum building on Main Street Monday. They will offer permanent waving mat curling and all kinds of beauty work. It will be known as Sheffield Beauty Parlor. Mrs G E Peterson and children visit Pittsburgh friends. Mr and Mrs Charles McNeal host Mr and Mrs B Martin of Pittsburgh. Mrs George Cuney celebrates birthday with friends and a bed spread gift. Out-of-town visitors include Mrs Charles Havener and Mrs Emma Hinkley of Warren.
Postponement of the Pleasant township road opening event was announced by B R Owens, noting the vote reversal by State highway chief Superintendent Kloss. The celebration shifts to next Saturday October 2 with a parade from the borough line to Sul Ren school. Colonel D F A Wheelock was to speak at Pleasant Grange hall.
Warren Street Railway timetable lists car departures between Warren and Sheffield with first cars at 5 00 a m and last at 10 50 p m on weekdays. Main line runs every ten minutes from 6 00 a m to 7 34 p m Sundays start 7 00 a m. North Warren and Conewango Avenue services run every half hour from 6 00 a m to 10 30 p m and 6 00 a m to 9 00 p m respectively with Sunday adjustments including a 6 22 p m grade run and a 3 00 p m Conewango start.
First car from Warren to Russell at 5:00 am daily except Sunday. Russell to Warren first car at 6:20 am. Hourly cars from Warren start at 6:10 am to 10:45 pm, last through to Jamestown arriving 11:50 pm and Jamestown to Frewsburg 11:55 pm, Frewsburg to Jamestown 6:06 am arrival Jamestown 6:30 am, Jamestown to Warren 6:35 am arrival Warren 7:45 am. Evening service from Jamestown 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm on the hour, last car to Warren 11:10 pm, Warren arrival 12:16 am. 4:10 pm car for Krewe Sarg to Frewsburg 10:30 pm, Saturdays and Sundays.
MATTIE JOHNSON a 17 year old in a printing house contemplates change as she encounters Lucille Overman in a studio. A fragile family dynamic unfolds with Alice, Grandma, and Emily in a cramped Elizabeth home. Hattie struggles between duty and a growing tenderness for Willie Mazini and Fred Schmandt as she hides plans from her relatives.
Legal notice states responsibility for debts lies with the signer only. W H Gray of Youngaille Pennsylvania issues the notice dated August 20, 1961.
A 36 degree reading was logged at Russell this morning, the lowest since the sharp cold snap began. Residents have been wearing topcoats along the Isbreate of Warren during the past several days.
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