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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
4
New York fashion expert notes a vibrant autumn palette as dark blues dominate still while browns reds and purples with blue tints appear under new names. War era dyes influence choices and washability remains praised amid evolving color trends.
Missing tan shoe lost between Big Bend and Connecticut Street in War ren. Call Bell 612 M. August 1, 1931.
Local society notes list Miss Myra Hazenzaul in Buffalo visiting Miss Margaret McNally and Miss Lacey Jackson, with other callers from Irvine and Cleveland. Several residents travel to Chautauqua and nearby cities, including Miss Mildred Blair, Miss Kate Horton, Mrs. Eliza Durham, and Dr. R Durham, while Mr and Mrs Crandall host visitors from Toledo.
The Public Service Commission received a supplement to Warren Street Railway Company rates, raising city car fares in Warren County Pennsylvania set to take effect September 1 1918. Three cent five ticket strips become five cents, thirty five ticket books sell for two dollars, city car fare rises to six cents with transfers issued free within borough limits.
July 18 gatherings feature Effie Patterson Agda Anderson and others visiting Lillian Christenson. Neighbors visit relatives in Russell Warren and Clarendon while Red Cross knitting efforts continue. Local sermons and family visits mark a busy week with multiple guests from Warren Erie Westfield and Chandler Valley.
Kerosene can deliver 20 to 30 miles per gallon, cheaper than gasoline, with demonstrations on the Kero Karborator by Charles Lundquist of Akley and Russell. Local social items note sports, guest visits, hospital stays, and a travel route from Jamestown to Buffalo and beyond, mentioning families Satterlee Gustafson Stevens and others.
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