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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
4
Eleven girls celebrated Beulah Marrers eleventh birthday with games and luncheon at the Bro Marrers residence on Pennsylvania Avenue east and Bradley Street. Pink and white décor highlighted a large eleven candle cake and gifts gifted to Beulah.
Mrs. Alex Sandberg and daughter Ethel visit relatives in town. Engagement announced for Miss Esther Agnew to Norman A. Davis of Dallas. Mrs Lew Urbanski hosts L. W. Club for Rose Urbanski’s upcoming wedding. Clara A Swick to dinner honor of son John enlisting in Navy. Various club meetings and visits described including members of Optimist Club and Nondescript Club. Several locals travel to Buffalo Philadelphia Brockville Warren Saybrook and Denver for family matters. Local officials monitor Prohibitionist meeting in Harrisburg.
The Times reports four fresh shipments of 4x6 flags priced at $1.40 each.
Officials from the Gas companies and Warren Light and Power report minimal differences in May and April bills compared with 1917. They attribute near constant electricity use, noting May to July daylight hours shift under the new system barely alter consumption. They add many residents now retire about midnight, matching prior patterns after dusk.
Clarence J Dove son of William Dove has enlisted in the Navy as a seaman and is presently in training at the Great Lakes Training Station. The report notes his entry and current training status as part of local top stories.
Rochester speaker Clinton N Howard of the Dry Federation warns that prohibition is essential to victory and urges support for a nationwide campaign. He links war risks to Germany’s threat and urges rapid action to fund and promote prohibition in thirty states including Pennsylvania.
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