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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1918
Page
5
A New Year opening event hosted by the association, boyars and parents attracted a large crowd. The reception proved one of the most successful occasions of its kind, with Mary among attendees as the rooms were filled with festive activity and gatherings.
A crowded gathering featured a varied program including a premier entertainment segment, a notable morning event, and an afternoon exhibit with displays by Koy Leon Aiet and Kaya. Archie Lea Bench hosted acts, with ventriloquism by Percenator and performances by local students. The day concluded with music and a strong turnout, marking a memorable community celebration.
Fragmented obituary text for W. Garerlant, W Orseolans, and Frederick H. Bott. Mentions residence in Warren Me Greenland, survivors Edward Weight and Richard Weight, and services to be held at a local church with interment at Myntingdom cemetery. Compiles limited details due to garbled OCR.
A crowd of about 2 000 gathered for a naval yard exhibition at the Mise Inland base as Marines met a team from Canny Keone in the annual tournament. The feature event saw a 10 to 0 score with profits from the event benefiting the Red Cross.
The article recalls twenty tons of anthracite stored in the Warren Court House basement for over thirty years. When the gas plant failed, a coal fire heated the building but triggered a blaze that forced officials and workers to shut down operations. Firefighters and janitors battled stubborn embers as temperatures rose and the building cooled.
A chaotic World War I dispatch describes German forces retreating and abandoning deadly traps in dugouts, stables, and trenches. Exploding wires, booby traps, and hidden charges threaten advancing French troops, with casualties reported from the chaotic rear. Separately, Raymond Lavery and Edythe Edholm are reported dead and others mourned in Warren, noting military service and local memorial observances.
At Warren General Hospital Mrs. Inaira Stier and the GAR group discuss meeting plans for the evening. Resignations noted include Postmaster Turner and other local officials. A long docket covers estate claims, executor actions, and hearings with witnesses from 1917. A child’s burial, a court-ordered settlement, and community anecdotes fill the page along with an earlier lecture reference.
A run down woman profile surfaces in a fragmented ad for Vinol tonic promising restored strength. The garbled text mentions a drug store and assurances of effectiveness by a seller, with mis-spelled brand cues and promotional language.
A vintage ads copy promotes Jiffy-Jell gelatine desserts over old style mixes. It claims no sugar, need only boiling water, fruit flavor from a vial, and a sealed packet with concentrate for fresh taste. Readers urged to mail coupon for the offer.
A damaged ad fragment offers a mail order deal for Tily Jel products. It invites readers to enclose 10 cents to receive three Sodivich meals or six molds, plus another option with a pint mold for 2 cents. Expires in one week, address likely Graez Fyfe.
Warren county notes urge practical guidance for war dependents and home front support. General Crow and Colvin lead calls for prudent, compassionate aid and clear instructions to sustain families while servicemen are away. Local leaders stress self reliance and coordinated relief measures.
Reports state Hiep Moore is charged with the murder of his wife in Jamersom County. The body of Mrs. Lewis was found on the floor of their home at 1630 South Fourth. Dr. Lewis, who discovered the scene, was later arrested along with others as investigators pursued the case. The coroner and police collected evidence as the body was removed to the morgue. The service was expected to be held in the coming days.
Local obituary notes the passing of several Youngsville residents as the year ends. Details are fragmentary with scattered names, ages, and family ties, including mentions of Mr Shaw and Mrs. Shaw, and references to burial and funeral services in the area.
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