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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1917
Page
5
A garbled report details a fundraising drive by a Boys’ Y fund with emphasis on support for boys in need. It mentions a Mother figure, a community effort, and a gathering of attendees to cover the event’s costs. The piece names local organizers and a milestone of each boy receiving 24 units of aid.
John Sigging, 47, named representative to the Insurance Commission amid restructuring. The appointment follows a period of debate on regulatory leadership. Governor Reawbauga announced the move as part of broader changes in state insurance oversight.
A wedding event described as impressive is planned by local army figures with a Philadelphia host. The ceremony will feature Major Campbell and officials, admission charged to offset costs, and a public interest in a grand communal gathering.
Local notice appears in a small column referencing C Hansen and a contact phone. The readable fragments mention Onondaga Avenue and a public address, with unclear agency or date. Further specifics are not legible in the surviving text.
A distorted 1940s style sports piece discusses Sammi players and coaches reflecting on why the team has struggled. It notes initial disappointment after losses and cites statements about perseverance, conditioning, and the impact of war era travel and opponents. The narrative centers on Sammy and the team’s effort to understand defeats and improve through hard work.
Mayor Brown announced receipt of several complaints against Elman the runner and a planned Star Spangled Banner performance. Critics cited misgivings about the program and possible inclusion of the national anthem, while supporters argued for the event despite concerns. The debate centers on conduct and repertoire for the upcoming concert at the Opera House.
The article reports on the funeral of Mrs or Mrs Madde Bricks son at Maple Street home, with Attendees including J W Winvere, Edward Nord, and local clergy. Burial at Takeriew Post cemetery follows. Also notes funeral of Mr Cantallo at St Johns Catholic Church with Rev Father Kunte officiating and pallbearers Frank Kerven John Ernemen and D Te McNamara. Body taken to Kun e for interment.
The Draht board reorganizes to manage draft questionnaires as attorneys assist. Officials outline preliminary work and deadlines, with War Department intent guiding the process and broad public participation anticipated.
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