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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
2
The Smith Metzger Wright Co plans to purchase the Struthers hotel property on Avenue. The deed for the trade has not been made, but officials expect the deal to close within a day or two.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a deed and estate actions with one property at stake. It cites possible names Salome Lear and a public process or sale related to a will or trust but lacks clear dates or full entities. The text suggests duties before a deadline but remains incomplete.
Clarendon residents finally received long delayed word that their son, Marshall Larsen, has been killed in France. The 21 year old, born Warren Maine, enlisted with Company E of the 6th Infantry and wrote home July 4 describing heat and asking about family. He had been in France since July and was active in community life before enlistment, including the First Methodist Church, Clarendon lodge, and local employment with Smith and Horton.
The article warns that influenza may reappear with cold weather and stresses caution. It endorses Hyomei as a preventive measure, advising the use of an inhaler and oil of Hyomei to sterilize airways and protect against flu, bronchitis, and colds.
Obscure obituary note reports Harold Hatter as a victim of a plague-like illness. Mentions unclear references to Dora Hutié and a funeral announcement to be printed with extended obituary details.
The obituary notes Eleupa Besworth Choss born January 6 and died January following, with services in the Great area. Survived by James Cro Lhe ville and Mrs. Harry Flatt of Corydon, plus eight grandchildren and numerous friends. Interment at Corydon. survivors include Mrs. Dan Martin and Gean Wickson of New York.
Sidney Albert Olson aged 29 died at 7:30 am after a weeklong influenza and double pneumonia. Born in Warren he worked at Arlington drug store Oil City and later J B Mullen and E B Reig drug stores. he also lived in Jamestown New York. Survived by wife Grace Morrison and his parents Olaf and Mrs Olson, with two brothers and six sisters. Funeral at 2:30 pm at his Warren home church then burial there.
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