Warren Police Chief Resigns Anticipated Next Council Meeting
Warren, Sept. John P. Bering announces intention to resign as Chief of Police, to be handed to the Borough council at the regular session next Monday evening. Mr Herdine.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
2
Warren, Sept. John P. Bering announces intention to resign as Chief of Police, to be handed to the Borough council at the regular session next Monday evening. Mr Herdine.
Mr Berdine, long service Warren police chief since 1914, will resign effective September 15. He accepted the position of general manager of the City Disposal Company and will assume duties September 16. He has led the department for four years.
Mrs Addie B Parcells national vice president of the W C T U spoke on the Corry Fair grounds as a guest of local friends. The talk followed her presence at the county convention at Wattsburg days earlier and was arranged with management permission.
Representative A Mitchell Palmer spoke at the annual Grange Picnic in Williams Grove, defending the administration's Mexican policy and criticizing Senator Penrose for urging war. He highlighted road funding battles, noting a $1,471,400 Pennsylvanian loss and passages of the Shackleford and Bourne bills, while a temperance and suffrage speaker energized the crowd.
An advertisement claims Saxo Salve cures eczema with a testimonial from Calyt Wilson of Bagdad, Illinois, alleging full relief after trying other remedies. The pitch offers a money back guarantee if the product fails and notes Saxo Soap and Saxo Salve sold by D. Babbitt & Son, druggists in Corry, Pennsylvania.
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