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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
3
The resurfacing of North Center Street to Columbus avenue at Corry is finished and the street is open to traffic. A Warren report notes the project reached completion and traffic can resume as normal.
A motor truck dumps pickled pigs feet provoking a German police response as a crowd roars. Military demos plan at the rifle range site near Warren with National Guard units, aiming to draw bigger crowds than last year’s event in two weeks.
The Oil City Free Methodist district convened for its twenty eighth session at the First F M church with Bishop William Pearce presiding. F W McClellan W J Barkas A J Beatty and A J Hill were elected to district elder posts across Tyrone Dubois Bradford New Castle Erie and Oil City. Bishop Sellew to preach Friday evening.
A trained assistant notes the need for a trained eye to assess property links and estimate insurance requirements. The text invites an inspection to help select the most complete and economical protection.
Funeral services for Anthony Mintzer, who died Tuesday evening, were held at 2 30 this afternoon from the Poplar street home with Rev Raymon M Kistler of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Interment was in Oakland cemetery. Bearers were past masters of North Star lodge No 241 Masonic order S M Knapp James Cable Dr O B Brown W F Bennett Frank E Redding Harry S Cogswell.
The Buerkle family thanks neighbors and friends for floral offerings condolences and hospitality after the death of their husband and father Roy C. Buerkle. Sincere thanks from Mrs. Roy C. Buerkle and the Buerkle Wilkins and Betts families.
A vehicle accident halted both eastbound and westbound express trains and passenger train 503. The wreck blocked the tracks, the local wreck crew struggled to clear debris, and trains arriving from eastern cities at 12:33 were delayed nearly four hours before service resumed.
Rummage sale at the Exchange block remains busy with many bargains in dresses coats hats and house furnishings. It is touted as one of the most successful sales conducted by the ladies of the First M. D. church.
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