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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
4
Advertises sales for the Y M G A Hippodrome show with mentions of a weekly program at Librery Theatres. Notes enthusiasm for this year’s production and urges reservations, seating, and early attendance. Mentions practice updates and a dental practitioner joining a program at the University of Minnesota.
Notice to creditors and claimants to present their claims against the estate by a designated date. Instructions to debtors and those holding instruments against the estate to file or prove their claims with the administrator. Proceedings indicate settlement steps and distribution of assets per the will.
A Northwestern District gathering of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women is set for January 28 and 29 in Clearfield. Prominent health officials will discuss public health topics, a legislative conference will be held, and War Work of clubs will be addressed. Social events include a reception and dinner, with local club members hosting and presiding officers guiding sessions.
Fragmentary text references inexpensive OOP shoes, a 1911 monument, a sale, and mentions of ex Governor George Madison. Also notes about Times delivery, Travie Street Bradford, and Warren daily papers with hints of circulation concerns and an investigation, leaving unclear details.
Be away with indigestion and distress after meals. Mi-o-na stomach tablets promise quick relief from belching, sour taste, dizziness, biliousness, and headaches. Authorized refund if not relieved. for sale by leading druggists.
Good Will Bible Class of Grace Methodist meets for social and planning, electing Mrs. Comey and Mrs. Hockenberry as team captains for a two month membership drive. Various society gatherings, entertainments, and notices follow, including bridge club plans, wedding reports, and club postponements amid illnesses and travels.
Returns from the American Red Cross Roll Call show 16,702,262 members registered for the coming year by noon last Thursday. Many chapters had not reported, or extended the roll call December 16 to 23 to reach more people. Continental divisions and the Territorial and Insular division reported figures across Atlantic, Central, Gulf, Lake, Mountain, New England, Northern, Northwestern, Pacific, Pennsylvania Delaware, Potomac, Southern, Southwestern and other regions.
Samuel Glenn of Tidioute visits Warren on business. William Blossom of Tidioute also visits town. F WL Graniger in Medina where he is summoned by his mother's death. Mrs Gaylord Allen returns from visit with Frank Heltridge family. Corporal Lewis Loding among soldiers enjoying home stay in Warren. Col A G Lyons Harry Logan and Hugh Siggins back from Pittsburgh business trip. Hon Frank M Knapp returns from New York City. Mrs George E Taylor of Pittsburg visiting her mother Mrs J Boss. Mildred Allen leaves for New York to resume motor corps duties. Mrs M Dove returns home after visiting her mother Mrs Alfred Johnson. Miner Stewart returns from Utah and Wyoming on Hammond Iron Works business. Mr HR Schlosser and daughter ...
Evangelist Rimanocsy opened last night’s service with a salo Take the word to Mother and Atr. Samuelson sang He lifted Me with choir accompaniment. Dr Williams preached on Religious experience from Psalm 116 about the cup of salvation and prayer. He urged personal experience and noted all may differ yet share a universal language of faith. Tonight Dr Williams speaks on The wrong man in prison with prayer meeting.
Warren citizens support the French orphans drive led by the Woman's club committee chaired by Mr Clare Crary. No local quota yet. 120 orphans funded with $37 per child and about $4,000 already sent to headquarters. Due to influenza, adoption time extended and 25 more orphans may be added.
Master Alfred Buerkle hosts five Western Union messenger boys at his Peachtree Street home for a lively evening. The group played piano and mouth organs, shared jokes, and ate generously with neighbors joining in. The lads declared the party a grand success and agreed to meet again.
Classified note offers a four room and bath rental at 112 Prospect Street dated January 16, 1931. Inquiries requested.
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