Property Under Assessed in Warren Borough
A Warren Borough meeting of the Board of Assessors with the School Board Council and county commissioners discussed adopting a plan of equalization. They noted many large properties undervalued and proposed two eight-member assessor teams or outside experts to aid in revaluations and return of property sheets to owners for completion.
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Warren
Court House
J. A . Botield
M. Schofield
Mr. Schofield
Arthur Bogart
Board of
Dwight Cowan
Schofield
T Ie
Warren Borough
County Commissioners
Commissioners Council
School Board
Acd
Counci
Coun
Talbott Will Filed For Probate Today
The Talbott estate is filed for probate with a provision leaving the estate to the widow and children, except for a $9 000 bequest to a missionary society.
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Talbott
Talbott will bequest and trust arrangement set out
The will of the late W A Talbott filed for probate details a life estate for Harriet McNair Talbott and trust for heirs, with Micajah Company business to be maintained for 29 years and income distributed to wife and children. Provisions include divisions of land, life interests, and eventual sale or reinvestment. The will also revises a failed bequest to the Pennsylvania Tract Missionary Society. The executors are Harriet Talbott and Nettie Moore, with Mary Banghart as a beneficiary.
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W. A. Talbott
Te Recorder
Collins M. Talcott
Nettie Elizabeth Moore
Talbott
Third Street
Micaja & Company
Harriet McNair Talbott
Collins M. Talbott
Mary Talbott Banghart
Rachel Talbott Beatty
Eleanor McNair Talbott
Williamsport
Harriett McNair Talport
Nettie Elzebeth Moore
Wreck Delays Train Arriving Warren at 8:09 AM
A large freight wreck near Millerburg, close to Harrisburg, caused a morning delay of three and a half hours for a flyer due in Warren at 8:09. The incident disrupted schedules and prompted delays across the line.
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Warren
Millerburg
Harrisburg
Registration of 21 Year Old Men Under Way
Registration of 21 year old men is under way with one eligible man qualified by noon today. Inflow was expected during the afternoon and evening.
Warren County Youth Letters from France 1918
Private Jay L. Owens writes from France August 3 1918 praising the country and reporting shells in the air raids. He notes soldiers well cared for, lodging in tents dugouts and houses called Dillers, and women working in fields while he signs as a Warren County boy in Co F 117th Infantry.
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Jay L. Owens
Warren County
France
Times
Dillers
States
Warren
Co. F
117Th Infantry
A. Elf. A. P.O
Condition Unchanged After Hospital Transfer
The condition of W. H. Gilmore, moved to Warren General Hospital Thursday, remains unchanged today.
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W. H. Gilmore
Warren General Hospital
Private Overs Writes Times From Overseas
Former Warren boy pens letters from France describing home town impressions and life amid devastation as he travels through the country. He notes conditions, comforts, and hopes for the future while reporting back to his paper.
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Warren
France
Warren men rush to register for 1918 draft by 9 pm
Warren borough and county residents who turned 21 since June 5 1918 must register with local selective service boards by 9 o clock this evening. Up to noon only one registration had been made and 12 had registered by 2 30 pm, with about 30 men expected from Warren county and at least 20 from Warren borough.
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Warren
United States
Selective Service Board
Warren County
Local
Commissioners urge continued cooperation on county funds
In final instructions the commissioners urge the school board and council to continue appointed committees to cooperate with the Commissioners in providing our County Borough and Schools with funds. The message is respectfully signed by Joseph A. Schofield, chairman, S. A. Cramer, and R. G. Chapel.
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Counci
Joseph A. Schofield
S. A. Cramer
R. G. Chapel
Food Conservation visit targets county fair display
A group of ladies from the Food Conservation committee toured sub committees in Irvington Youngsville Pittsfield Garland and Grand Valley to plan a county fair display. A county tour is planned for next week as part of the outreach and preparation.
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Food Conservation Committee
Irvington
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Garland
Grand Valley
Miss Lounsbury Attends National Fraternal Congress in Philadelphia
Miss Nellie E. Lounsbury Great Commander of the Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees sails for Philadelphia to represent the association at the National Fraternal Congress meeting at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel. The congress is described as the world’s largest fraternal body with about twenty million members and a parade planned for August 27 at Independence Square. The event includes addresses by prominent speakers and a global message to General Pershing and the Allied forces.
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Nellie E. Lounsbury
Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Philadelphia
National Fraternal Congress
Bellevue ‘Stratford Hotel
National Fraternal Congress of America
America
Independence Square
Philadelphi Brothers and Sisters
General Pershing
Qar
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Board of Assessors
CTY
Butterine
Gordon
Madden
Hickory Street
Warren Fire Department
Irene Mabel Bemis
Prothonotary
Marion D Bemis
Warren’s Clothing Company
Willey
Joe Wiley
Kane
River Division
Olean
Amiens
Springfield
Mass
Samarobriva
Julius Caesar
Marcus Aurelius
Picardy
The
Somme
Miss Legasegat
Vania
Frances
Public Ledger
Pennsylvania
Raymond G. Carroll
Public Ledger Company
Trenive
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