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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
4
A frayed OCR readout reports Wora Grange installed 115 officers for the coming year. Attendees and dignitaries delivered welcome remarks and discussed plans for spring activities and ongoing farm improvements. notes on debt, shipping, and engineering were mentioned in a dense, unclear passage.
A garbled OCR passage references various names and phrases without coherent context. It mentions doctors, a tree image, and scattered terms like Yeas and Nal, with unclear events or dates. Unable to determine a clear event, person, or place from the readable material.
Fragmented OCR notes describe ongoing county commissioners work on a road project. The text references projects, winter plans, and potential staffing or funding actions, but details are garbled. Key entities include the commissioners and the plan described, with references to the winter period and related logistical steps.
Ralph Campbell was injured when a hoist dropped from a loader at the Jacobzon plant. He will be hospitalized for several weeks. The accident occurred after a car collided near the Erie road. The will of Ine Clare Blood was admitted to probate with Edna Lauke Blood and Arthur Harmond Blond named as heirs. A new post office was established at Kellock, replacing the old name Thompson.
A Kaletivilla incident on December 14 left a worker severely injured at the feed plant near New Jason Creek. Authorities say the man, identified as Rupert or Porkey, was hospitalized after a fall during facility operations. Community visitors and local residents mentioned among those present during the event.
Fragmentary lines describe Eulyard Dowoody and J. H W ATK leaving toward Pittsburgh on a small river route by Tong wine Umbur. Railcars movement cited with a note on a tenth, some cars over 65 tents, names unclear.
Funeral services for Henry C. Preston known as Henry Reston are scheduled for Wednesday at Biestown. The ceremony will take place at Farmington and is expected to include a reception and burial at the local cemetery. Survivors include several relatives and friends, with extended services planned at 280 Main Street.
Clarendon and surrounding places report social visits and transfers. Mrs Wantharden plans a brief stay. Mrs Mary Miast returns home from a visit in Mercer county. Harding of Mercer county visits Soyber for a few days. Hacdine left Tur Sandy Take for repairs. local ball service described as a valuable improvement. Ray and family retire from Ohio after two wrecks. revival meeting preparations noted for December 16. Chicken thefts reported near Taanke Eiving and nearby, with poultry affected. Drayman SM Jones reports on a shipment and the cost of living context on the Seott of the AIK.
Notice text appears garbled with multiple typos and missing phrases. It references a legal or public notice action with unclear names, dates, and entities, preventing full understanding of the action, parties, and deadlines. Further cleaned copy needed to identify involved individuals and filings.
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