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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1917
Page
4
Amid scattered lists of friends and relatives, townspeople plan Christmas gatherings, visits, and departures. People from Wallace, Bratzera, and Olson households noted among those traveling or hosting celebrations. Several names and homes appear with festive hopes tied to Christmas week and year-end movements.
A fragmented report details the Tadang program for New Year's Day with Avchie Leung French and Famu Untertainer engaged. The ceremony includes Archibald, Arete teon, J Eston, and Rita for the fare day, with participation from the Jamnen Iowa Association and the Bow Year observance. It notes attendees, roles, and a planned public event at the Church.
Fragmentary entry outlines a city hall meeting with notes on a crane or structure, water pressure, and a request for urgency. Mentions visitors, teams, and officials, with garbled names and places. The text reads like a rough minutes fragment from a municipal session with scattered cues on safety and operations.
Funeral details note Walker Mliee’s burial at Pes ques cemetery after a service at L House. Attendants include family members and local clergy, with tributes from community figures and schools.
Ample society gathering at the ABRWHE club featured a dinner and social hour hosted by Mrs. Martin and others. Attendees included Mr. Carlson of Perk and Mrs. Bat biology, with entertainment and charity planning discussed for the evening.
The fragmentary text cites a mysterious plan and a fronted Toe reference. Readable details include a stray personal name and scattered phrases about a plan, a canoe, and vaulted terms. The source remains garbled with no coherent events or clear entities to anchor.
In 1917 at Fort Slocum a flood of 8000 recruits caused congestion as officials and recruiters processed new arrivals. Letters from Rochdale and New Rochelle describe scenes of crowds, makeshift shelters, and the effort to transport men to Texas. A New Rochelle paper clipping highlights the public interest and concerns about safety and discipline.
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