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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
5
The text records a church gathering with members paying respect to pastors and a prior pastor. A commemorative event details a dinner served by a committee from the congregation. It mentions a portrait of attendees, a procession, and a class meeting later that evening in a named location with a specific time.
A garbled OCR of local notices lists names and movements. J A Behoadia travels to Pittebure on business, Bloomquist of North Warren is now at Pittsbury Inst, and others visit relatives or attend events. Several entries reference Misses, Mrs, and Mr, with scattered locations such as Redwood Street and Shuffield, plus mentions of a T W O gathering heading for Camp Ne eabwin in Pa.
The Warren pastor is transferred to Falconer W. W. Y. by Bishop Hamll ton of the Pittshare district. The pastor of the Epworth Church leaves Warren after a lengthy pastorate marked by growing attendance and improved programs. A farewell sermon is planned with services titled Before and Afters and The Sark and the Mame.
Turbulent dispatch reports a wartime ultimatum and cabinet clashes as insurgent tensions rise. The account cites General Pershing and Captain Bord amid Mexican pressure, naval actions, and casualties, detailing troop movements, captures, and conflicting maps, with courtly rhetoric masking underlying strategic strain.
Wenlfeld June 24 The failure of a German teacher Henrietta P Goettle to salute the American flag at a school assembly drew sharp reactions from students and faculty. Goettel heads the German Department at Westfield High School and reportedly did not salute the flag during the flag salute noting the Republic. The incident caused unease among attendees and rumors of dismissal.
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