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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
3
Advert reads like a late 19th century grocery sale listing. It touts prices on fruit and produce including strawberries bananas oranges tomatoes cabbage and more. The ad emphasizes economy and urges customers to visit the store at 324 Hickory Street for low cash prices.
A Detroit era style local note describes yesterday evening events in Youngeville with Mrs J V Agvellis and others, including Irene Fiies returning home from several weeks at Wweothiefdl. June 3a program featured children and recitations, with mentions of visits to Warren and Toas towns. Parish and station changes are noted as Mr Hoey and Ann John Meninney assist in local duties.
Sheffield News reports a June 3 feature on a local house show with enhanced lighting and a generator by C. Bothley to manage electrical wiring. Ventura plans include four new revolving fans and improved power supply for evening events, aiming for clearer visibility despite weather. An onlookers’ accident near a creek is noted but no serious injuries occur as man is released from a bridge collapse.
Local notes warn Warren merchants about a fraudulent scheme soliciting ads and money for fake orders. The piece cites a supposed “printing” venture, a false payday, and misleading promises. It urges vigilance and mentions a few real individuals and businesses as contrast.
Gilbert Steb, former metropolitan champion, faced an accident last year and remains in competition days later. James Barnes of Philadelphia noted a standout score of 147 on elimination day. other names include Dan Rail, Daniel Roundberg, and Antone, with local prices listed for produce such as tomatoes and celery.
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