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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1918
Page
5
The Knights of Columbus committee on War Activities orders large quantities of luxury items and essential goods to ship to soldiers overseas. Cigarettes chocolate coffee gum bouillon and envelopes are included alongside motor trucks and portable buildings.
A boy at a dog show, moved by a Boston bull, offers four pennies to buy the dog after his mother hints he may have it. The owner agrees and the boy declares, Wrap up the dog, I’ll take him. The Times circulation is compared to Warren’s other daily papers. Investigate.
Mrs George Horton and son Byron B return from Buffalo after a week away. Elizabeth Gamble of Bellefonte Pa visits T Stanford on Crary Ave. Misses Margaret and Josephine Dietz visit sister Mrs H O Shyrie. Helen Gilson travels to Lock Haven to visit friends. Mrs C W Maiser away in North Branch N J for weeks. Mrs Edward Sollinger of Emerston Pa visits brother H C Shyrie. Henry Hoffman and family head to Brave Pa with Mildred Loder to Pittsburg en route to Shinnston W Va. J W Gilbert of Warren in Sheffield on business. Mrs Herd and Mrs Lay visit Dunham St. Eugene Hildum, William Satterland and Lyle Plank in town. A Meadville son visits relatives in Sheffield. Vivian Brennen and George Neaves return from Buffalo after navy enlistment. Brennen accepted, Neaves not due to Canadian status. F J Swain has two sons in service James at Norma Okla and Walter at Gettysburg Pa. Eugene Hinkley and daughters plan Beechwood return Saturday. Constance Maverells designates M H Shick as agent while in service. Isaac Ewan to manage poolroom. Sheffield Band joins Warren parade for drafted men. six-star service flag and crowd of about six hundred bid the boys farewell. Jack F Shaffer and family drive from Cleveland to visit then go to Wilcox. Dr Russell’s party goes to Butler for weekend. Marie Carlson and Katherine Welsh of Brookston visit Evelyn Peterson. Mrs S Ht Secor and children plan weekend at Nebraska. Mrs E B Catlin returns from Akron Ohio where her brother is ill. Lutheran Church notices: Sunday school at 9 15. services next Sunday.
Bradford residents gathered for a community meeting today focusing on local issues and neighborhood concerns. Officials and residents discussed priorities and planned action steps for the coming weeks.
Warren county representatives travel to Bradford for the State Food Conservation meeting with Mrs. Katherine Lee and Miss Virginia McComb leading the program. Attendees include Mrs. Todd Mrs. S E H Walker and other Warren volunteers who will return this evening. A Swedish language invitation and church notices follow.
The undersigned will sell at Publo Auction on the premises on Lander road one mile from Bachop s on Wednesday July 31 at 1 PM the following personal property to wit one horse seven years old one set work harness one single harness one wagon one buggy one sulky plow one spring tooth harrow one cultivator one mowing machine one horse rake one cider mill one gasoline and kerosene engine 16 horsepower one circular drop saw wood cutting machine two milch cows five and six years old one beef cow one yearling heifer and other things too numerous to mention Terms Under 5.00 cash 5.00 and over three months time on approved paper Frank Nollinger Lander Road A Cramer Auctioneer
The Warren fair venue promises the finest event in the state this week with a lineup of exhibits rides and performances. Organizers tout comprehensive entertainment for residents and visitors amid community celebrations.
Warren county residents anticipate a premier county fair with wartime displays from Co M of the local unit and the P R M of Erie. The Red Cross and Food Conservation will omit farmworks shows, replacing them with charity displays. Prizes reward canning and a War cake, and State College will send a renowned sheep herd for exhibition.
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