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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1917
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text reports various names and events with scattered references to naval, military, and political figures. It appears to recount examinations, trials, and motions involving Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and other places, with vague mentions of the "Naval Zohn," synopses of trials, and unclear dates or actions. The readable parts name many individuals and locations but lack coherent narrative or verifiable dates.
A garbled OCR passage references many names and items including a MetzKe, TwIn, and various figures such as Luke Curitsear and Boenb crave paper. It mentions a board, costs, sums like 46.90 and 29, and a money-related dispute. The text hints at a reformation, administrative signs, and an electric advertisement bureau in a late newspaper context.
The text surveys a jumble of names, places, and happenings from a community page. It mentions revival meetings, a cottage nest, a skating rink, local officials, and notices about residents like Mrs Alby Mowers and George Langan, with scattered references to Warren and enterprises.
The Red Cross notes the September and October report totals, detailing 441 garments and 65 other items delivered in those months. It calls for continued support to supply sweaters, socks, helmets, and washcloths, with emphasis on aiding Warren County families and the local camp effort.
Review notes a Columbia theatre program featuring Petrova and Die ster with clever pieces and witty verse. The piece titled “More Truth Than Poetry” appears as a clever prologue with mixed poems and satire, praised for wit and theatrical charm.
A garbled OCR passage expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy toward a bereaved family. It mentions several names and places in a faded residents’ note, including Alfred Cobb and a Vivian figure, with fragments suggesting a community board or week’s notice context.
Fragmented OCR text outlines scattered references to health, women, and daily life. It mentions a conference, local names such as Lydia and Patian, and vague scenes of emotion and resilience. The passage reads like a damaged snapshot of a social page with mixed topics and unclear structure.
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