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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1927
Page
3
Three cars collided at Third and Market Streets just after dusk with no injuries. Drivers named Pike Pringle, C. M. Kitelinger, K. D. 4, and Robert Henry of Sheffield were involved. Acting Chief George Haebn investigated and made no arrest as vehicles sustained minor damage.
A compact ad text touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard and soft corns and calluses. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents and supposedly removes corn between the toes with a simple finger application. The copy emphasizes instant relief and repeated effectiveness.
On Stage and Screen Esther Ralston stars in Ten Modern Commandments shown at Library Theatre Thursday and Friday. The ultramodern code lampoons Hollywood fashions with rules against parking or petting and private touch ups.
In the American Legion Post rooms this evening at 8 p m the Legion Vets Civic club and National Guard unit plan the Halloween celebration. The meeting will finalize committees finances and promotions with contributions urged by mail to Ray Steber. Executive and publicity groups plus dozens more lists are named for costumes dances and prizes.
YORkS. Mrs Selma Eckberg Yorks of Youngsville died recently. Funeral services were held at York Hill home with Rev E D Hulse delivering a comforting message. Two selections were sung by Rev and Mrs Hulse including Old Rugged Cross. Mrs Yorks born Irvine 1877, married A G York April 9 1905. Survived by husband three daughters Edith Ruth Hazel and three brothers Warner George Albert and two sisters Jennie Eckberg.
The document itemizes committee roles for liaison, automobile, float, music, emergency, county, alumination, pro safe, and judges. It names Merle Dearhorff and T H Milemus on autos, Roy Russell and Dick Evans on floats, Harold Blair on music, Winthrop Williams on emergency, J R VanCleve on county, LeRoy Parvin and Reno Morrison on alumination, Dr Chapman on pro safe, George Cunningham and Walter Draheim on judges, George Garvis on costumes, Capt. Pearson on dance, and lists a long line of ladies as patronesses and chairmen for the Hallo we en dance at Armory.
It takes a trained eye to see every property risk and a trained mind to estimate the amount of insurance needed for adequate protection. We shall be glad to inspect your property and help you choose the insurance that provides the most complete and economical protection.
A Warren area obituary summary notes the funeral of Mrs. York with many Jamestown relatives in attendance. The piece also covers the deaths of Anthony Mintzer of Warren and George Gardella of Warren, highlighting church and Masonic ties, schedules, and survivors. It concludes with Roy C. Buerkle of Warren killed in a Rushville auto crash and details about the funeral plans and survivors.
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