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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1918
Page
5
Foden of Wurgen believes he will take over Dutlaw of Po tee magistrate duties if the council approves the change. He expects to make his decision at the meeting, and the council acquiescence is anticipated.
Borough council discusses pre election measures including raises for all employees from last year and potential action at tonight's session. Officials debate police staffing, court functions, and city services as part of budget and governance proposals.
Rev Aubur Ho Taylor formerly of Warren died of a tumor in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after twelve years as pastor of Trinity Hebrew Church in the eastern part of the state. He came to Warren four years ago to lead the Trinity church. He was noted for a keen sense of humor and devotion to his church and city. Arrangements will be announced.
The report notes extreme cold weather affecting the Justice building project and a street accident near Norta Warren. D J Balt was appointed as courtroom watcher for Judge Hinckley, while Gove, the county treasurer, reports estate balances of 8 858. The piece mentions state matters and plans tied to the 1918 work.
Fragmented obituary notice lists funeral details for Samuel Nur ficat who died in Bin hon on Penisslenaia avenue east. Services planned for tomarrait at 2 o clock at the home on twocthiety yidock ax The Sscdtel Tethighvm on saree street with pallbearers, and a list of names including Jonestown and various relatives.
County auditors started working on the unusual tasks tied to valuing county property and expenses. Clerk Mullanato stated the county’s expenses, with auditors noting prior experience, as the effort to appraise and assess assets extends into the week. The ground report shows delays due to supply issues delaying equipment and access to needed records, with ongoing coordination among offices and officials.
A Warren area report describes an army camp event led by a pastor and scout leaders. The piece notes troop activities, church and civic speakers, and a strong emphasis on patriotism and military service.
Fragmentary OCR describes a land transfer in section 17-18 held by a company and a ported claim named Gotynany. It mentions a oil production rate of 5,000 barrels per day and references a transfer with a tenth and a de company. The text is garbled with unclear entities and dates.
A noisy OCR fragment reports diverse items including consumer goods, cigars, cleaners, wages, and a tenement sum of 12 000 005. It references places, workers, and job ads with partial names and numbers. The garbled text hints at market, labor, and transit mentions through a scattered city page.
Fragmented report details a mix of local government notes about winter bird feed distribution, a Warren Hardware delivery, and a miscount in a financial total that lowered available funds by about $3,000. The council debated the error and its impact on the year’s budget, with officials urging careful reconciliation and transparency.
Shoppers flock to Samuary clearance sales as retailers advertise deep discounts across departments. High demand for reduced prices spurs crowded aisles and quick turnover on popular items and bargain bundles.
Frank Huckall, longtime manager of Tutus, was honored as a member of the Petro tum war goevien enemies advisory board. He served on the council of national ue] jretee ont and the Penolenan journal.
A terse corporate notice reports dividends declared by Wey ines in a triennial payment cycle. Specific rates and amounts are unclear due to damaged OCR. The document references a formal corporate action and distribution timing without detailing recipients or totals.
America champion and star will meet here Sunday night for a pro wrestling match featuring a program of staged bouts and an exhibition of long distance throwing. The event highlights a series of planned showcases with a 220 yard range segment.
The article describes prospective officers at Camp Hancock facing transfer decisions and assignments. It notes plans for unit command, including a transfer of leadership from the 4 Muir Rove area to Camp Copire and the potential reshaping of staff.
A garbled medical advertisement parrots a tonic claim that Rheumatism stems from bloodstream germs and that a product called BS 8 cures the illness by purifying the blood. It promises improved vigor and strength and urges readers to order through a medical department in Georgia.
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