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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
2
Company officers announced in the annual meeting that the radiator firm is in flourishing condition with good prospects. The secretary treasurer presented a detailed report showing healthy finances and promising future outlook for the business.
The Park Taylor led Bogks firm reports rising orders and skilled labor gains. The company expands its output with a new radiator for pleasure cars and a novel rail tor system, drawing orders from several manufacturers.
Willis Edward Snyder died at his late home after a month of illness from diabetes. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Snyder of Venturetown. He passed away quietly in the early morning, leaving a memory of happiness and affection to all who knew him.
The Life Study Club meets tonight with a plan for an engaging discussion. A participant described the topic as one that rewards careful thinking and broad perspective.
Court hearing arguments focus on the so called Booze Clubs with figures mentioned like Fred RK Smith. The proceedings discuss the legality and limits of the clubs while attorneys present opposing positions and contend with procedural details.
Fragmentary obituary mentions a faithful Roman Catholic man admired for right character. Survived by his wife and two daughters, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
Gust Addison Company moves forward with a planned prison pillar project in Denland, signaling a new phase for regional development. Officials anticipate economic benefits for nearby communities and ongoing negotiations with zoning authorities.
Local notes discuss January weather trends from a cold snap to milder conditions. Reports mention temperatures from the South and recent days with subfreezing readings and the return of police officers to new posts after resignations.
Fragment shows garbled text about valuation and direction toward a probable value. Lacks clear entities, dates, or actions to identify a specific news item or outcome.
A fragmentary note reports a loss of 19 400 dollars with mention of barrels and an account for a venture. The readable text hints at financial trouble and a potential forewarned risk in a historical context.
William Yeager former secretary of the evening service was elected Sunday school superintendent. The Lutheran church also named officers for other departments and submitted reports from various officials. New officers include F. B. Redding secretary M. F. Lauffer first supervisor Dewey Sumovers second assistant Fred K Treasurer Miss Mary Lesser and others with Mrs Ro Primary Dept secretary Jessie Waiters and Cradle Bell Supt Mr Worse Flame Dept Supt Mrs Sh AL Timms and William listed among names.
Viscount Grey, former foreign minister, argues the British blockade of Germany before U S entry was ineffective due to American protest but that U S cooperation after entering the war made the blockade truly effective, shaping the war’s outcome.
Mrs. Harry Ramagley, a four weekend guest at Mrs. 3. T. Andors, left for her home in New Kensington Pa this morning. Mrs. Albert G. Kirberger, ill with the flu for about a week at her Water Street home, is much better today.
The advertisement touts Bisurated Magnesia as a safe speedy remedy for stomach aridity and indigestion. Sold in five grain tablets and powder in sealed packages, it warns against confusing it with other magnesias and urges customers to seek BISURATED from druggists everywhere.
Paris dispatch reports that an armistice renewal decision awaits Marshal Foch in Treves as German compliance for old terms remains uncertain. President Wilson pushes for League of Nations priority as plenum discusses key early issues with Russian questions highlighted by Marcel Hutin. Wilson to dine with the French Senate on January 22.
State Highway Commissioner J. Denny O'Neill announced the 191$ license tag aging period will extend to February 1. Earlier the deadline was pushed to January 15 and then extended again, with officials citing the need for additional time and minor fee adjustments.
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