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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1915
Page
5
Notes recount social visitors and meetings in Cleveland including Ruth Schuist and May events. Mentions family gatherings, travel between cities, and affiliations with local clubs and churches through midweek social rounds.
Seamer Bele and Keusse Wulard Weatherys join a Wednesday gathering of local residents at Shan Shane. The event, referenced by several members of a group nicknamed the Gat odes, discussed community issues and plans for the coming month.
Fragmented OCR notes describe AMERICAN Legion formed by Armtravit Mer amid war urgency. Several names appear garbled, with references to Cael Bross, Waltars, and Yu Urraan. Event notes mention duties, mobilization, and preparations, hinting at a local militia or paramilitary group within a wartime context.
Reported dispatch details describe the first EER shipment unloading at West Hickory. The text notes related rail movements, local naming, and mentions regional authorities and pathways affecting the haul. Names appear garbled, but reference to West Hickory and a rail yard is clear, with broader mentions of nearby towns and governance.
A jumble of names and places recounts travel, visits, and homecomings. Mentions include families from Mabank, New Castle, and Hobson Avenue as well as various individuals returning home after business and social visits.
The article reports 19 new baptisms during a church service led by Pastor George at the Greater New Hope Church. Additional baptisms occurred at a morning service with Rev. Rogers presiding, and a reception was held afterward. Other members joined churches across multiple services, marking a day of renewed faith for the congregation.
A garbled notice lists various names and items for sale or barter, mentioning individuals such as Susan Nove and Timken, with phrases about work willingness, prices like 290 and 150, locations including 181 Janksay Ate and 41 Lauest Birt POI SADE Parber, and miscellaneous duties and roles. The text reads as a rough classified fragment with unclear structure and multiple mis-reads.
A fragment draft notes paint types and costs, referencing gallon prices, painter wages, and market tensions. Mentions odor, tones, and a musician named Marie alongside unclear figures. The text blends ad-like pricing with scattered names, leaving key facts elusive.
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