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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1919
Page
2
Warren citizen Fred Johnson dies after being struck by an oncoming train as he was walking home from Corry. The accident occurred on the rails near the city, with authorities notifying his family and noting witnesses saw him fall onto the track. Funeral arrangements are pending.
The death of Fred Brison, longtime Warren resident, is ruled accidental after his mangled body is found on a Garland track. Johnson, a Warren native and brother of Jam Johnson, operated a local furniture business and leaves a wife, daughters, and two sons. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday afternoon at his home with Rev. W. C. Beck presiding.
An advertisement from The Phe 5. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio touts Zemo as a cleansing antiseptic liquid that removes pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. Priced at 35 cents for standard bottle and one dollar for extra large, it claims non greasy application and dependable results.
Jamieson Pastore of the Women’s 3 Clubs and state director will attend the Northwestern District Convention of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women in Clearfield January 28 and 29. Drs Royer Hammel and other speakers expected. Topics include Public Health and Post War Work with receptions and a drama department entertainment planned.
Grosvenor B Clarkson National Director asks State Counsels of Defense to cooperate across 184 400 units of state county municipal and community councils. The program supports employment for discharged servicemen wage education health and Americanization along with food production and conservation efforts during reconstruction.
Mrs Alfred Hitchen received two telegrams saying Peal was wounded but returned to his division. A letter from Corporal Alexander Rodriguez describes three months of lost mail and few letters, noting frequent changes of station in France. The message echoes wartime frustration and mentions Liberty Loan and War Savings stamps.
An advertisement touts MI Ton ic as restoring health for stomach, liver, and kidney trouble. It claims rapid energy returns for men and women, with a tablespoon before meals and at bedtime until exhausted, sold at Harvey and Siegfried's Store.
In a Pennsylvanian inauguration program Major General Wil lis J. Hulings of Oil City is named in the first division alongside J. Benja Daim Dimmick and William Killis of Bryn Mawr. Second division includes Charles Worrilow Joseph Messick and John C. Miner of Delaware County. Colonel Bettler selects Fire Chief John C. Kindler and Marion Verbeke as an assistant chief. Aides from fourteen local companies will serve as parade assistants. Preparations include a Capitol grandstand and a rotunda platform for the governor’s reception with horse housing tents on Capitol Park extension.
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