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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1927
Page
5
The Builders Employers Association of Warren touts long experience and substantial local impact, noting over 76 percent of mechanics and tradespeople are employed by its members. Members include painters, builders, plumbers, electricians, plasterers, and tile contractors who bolster town prosperity through skilled work.
The October term juror list includes fifty-one traverse jurors and sixteen civil suits slated for trial. Notable cases include the borough vs Marcus W Jamieson of 311 Market Street for recovery of money for apparatus services. The roster names jurors by district and ward across Warren County towns such as Mead, Conewango, Warren, Pinegrove, Tidioute, and Cherry Grove with multiple wards and townships represented.
The article notes Argentina's navy mobilized and its army prepared as tensions with Germany rise. It mentions a steel price fixed by the War Industries Board and approved by President Wilson, reflecting wartime measures and policy actions reported ten years after the Great War began.
Administration notice states Martha J. Crandall is executrix for the estate of C D Crandall late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased. Creditors are urged to pay debts and claimants to present properly authenticated demands for settlement. October 18 1927.
Warren Chapter 8 Izaak Walton League members will elect officers at a barbecue dinner Tuesday evening at 6 30 at the Warren Outing Club. The principal speaker will be Mr Wood of the Pennsylvania State Game Commission who will present six reels on game animals and answer questions after his address. Reservations may be secured from J L Matthews, chapter president.
Obituaries announce the deaths of Adolphus D. Goal at 16, Edith Cecelia Johnson, and Mabel Gron Parks with funeral details. Services for Hubert H. Fox held in Russell, and Henry Nichols found dead near Grand Valley with coroner’s investigation pending. Names, ages, and burial sites appear for Oakland and Russell cemeteries.
Rev. M. J. McIntyre conducted funeral services Thursday for Corry resident Mrs. Henry Gretzler. Services at 2:30 pm at the family home 36 West Columbus avenue, with bearers listed. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives from out of town attended from Union City Buffalo Jamestown North East Youngsville Columbus Indianapolis Warren.
Mother M Austin known as Melissa Kratzer died at St Joseph's convent in Titusville after a brief illness. A 60 year member of the Sisters of Mercy and long resident at the convent she devoted her life to church work. Born in Westmoreland County she moved to Clearfield as a child and lived most of her life in devotion to her order.
Years ago yesterday she came to Titusville to join the Sisters of Mercy at St. Joseph's Convent. Elected Mother Superior she received the title Mother Austin and filled the role satisfactorily for several years.
News item reports William Slocum died at his daughter’s home in Buffalo and will be buried near Newton after services at Willard Slocum’s home. It also notes Lloyd J. McCormack, 24, died at State Sanatorium Cresson after two months as a patient, with his body to be brought to Warren today.
Taken to the Peterson undertaking parlors on Pennsylvania avenue east, funeral services set for Monday at four o’clock, conducted by officers of the Joseph Warren Lodge of Masons. Interment in Oakland cemetery. Survived by mother and two brothers, Theodore of New York City and Paul at home. Formerly employed as a baker before illness. Member of the Masonic lodge, Warren lodge of Moose, and Epworth church.
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