No Paving in Boroughs Until All Pipes and Sewers Ready
State highway officials insisted no permanent paving or payments will occur in Pennsylvania boroughs until every water, sewer, gas and underground connection is installed. Commissioner Sadler warned for years of wasteful paving and urged agreements with boroughs, utilities, and property owners to complete underground work before roadwork begins. He cited patching problems and water damage as reasons to delay paving until underground systems are finished, urging owners to cover piping costs beforehand.
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Flarrisburg
Vareh R
Lewis S. Sadler
State Highway Department
Wade
Sprowls
Borough of
Pennsylvania
Sadler
Public Service Corporation
Commonwealth
New PIT Cigar Brand to Sell for Five Cents
Notice warns cigar smokers about the PIT, a five cent cigar, amid notes on ESD Cigar retailing at six cents and production details. It references the Conenango Trust Company as a key source of Warren's wealth and comments on community wealth linked to panics.
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T Am
PIT
Conenango Trust Company
Warren
Bio-seven Health Booster for Women Promises Vitality
A promotional claim extols Bio-seven as a safe, inexpensive health builder for weak nervous women. It promises vigorous health, clear skin, and sparkling eyes within days with a seven day plan and ongoing use if results justify purchase. The note to physicians reveals the formula ingredients listed on the package.
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Bio-seven
Bio-feren
Peace Jubilee Rally features new class admission
The Peace Jubilee Rally will include admission of a new class to the Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees at the K of P Hall in Warren on Thursday March 6. The program includes first degree drill by the Guard of Russell Review and the New Guard of Warren, with Mrs. Lottie Rumphr directing. Afternoon session starts 2:30, with a three hour luncheon break, followed by music readings and reports. Six-thirty dinner closes the day’s events.
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Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
K. of P. Hall
Warren
Guard of
Russell
Lottie Rumphr
West Review
Association
Kotcamp
Ruth Cramer
Swarthmore
Kottcamp
Harvey Hertze
Make Pinex Home Cough Remedy In A Pint Bottle
A promotional pitch extols making a home cough syrup from 214 ounces of Pinex and sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours for coughs, throat tickle, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, and asthma, and urges asking a druggist for 214 ounces of Pinex from The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Ind.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Personal items list Warren area visitors and travels
Tracy N Greenland visits Warren as a William sport guest. Frances Baxter visits Buffalo relatives. L M Howhart returns to Buffalo after a brief stay with George Hartman. Julius Sidler of Meadville visits Hartman family. Howard Marker and FredeMas join Erie outing. Joe Goal goes to India to work in oil fields. Mrs D A Lesser leaves for Pittsburgh for two weeks with her mother. Attorneys Gerry Tincaid and W L Peak of Corry handle business in Warren. Fenton Swanson heads to Tulsa for oil work. Ray Pickett visits Bradford representing Wilbur line Pipe Line. Mrs Fred Morck and daughter Bertha visit Erie. Frank C Whitling, Warren court stenographer, from Bradford. Miss Katherine Waples and Bertha Case depart for New York City to visit relatives. G Leo arrives from Erie to oversee Levitsky Piano Recital at Library Theatre. Gerald Wright and C Rossell attend Buffalo auto show and Shriners ball in Jamestown. Mrs Schau and son return to Hire after visiting Mrs Harry Jones. Beatrice Kinnear, week-end guest of Millers and Hartmans, returns to Youngsville. Harlan Cash and son George of Apollo host T B Clang on Poplar Street. Lt Eric F Munson returns from Pittsburgh hospital on ten-day furlough improving. Dr George E Benninghoff returns to Bradford after visiting brother. J E Mataon and A E Botchford travel to New York and Boston for Central Leather Co meetings.
Victory Fund Campaign Plans For Warren Churchmen
Warren churchmen of the Presbyterian denomination will hear plans for the Victory Fund Campaign next Thursday. Speakers include Mrs G W Coblentz Mrs Samuel Semple Dr W W Tiffe Dr E C Peries Rev P N Osburn Mr Kennedy Crumrine Rev Robert Clements. A buffet luncheon will be served at noon for out of town delegates and local attendees to foster a Get Together spirit.
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Warren
Victory Fund
United States
G. W. Coblentz
Eric
Samuel Semple
Titusville
W.W. Tiffe
Boston
E. C. Peries
Public library notes and local ads from Warren Times
Miss Mary Weiss returns to North Warren after a New York visit and presides at the public library. Proposals sought for straw delivery with bids due by March 5. Chas Homstron Studio advertises affordable photos near Citizens Bank as The Times boosts its circulation and advertiser reach.
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Chas
Homstron Studio
Citizens Bank
Rheuma Rheumatism Remedy Endorsed by Dr. Lyons
Rheuma sold by J. B. Mullen and all druggists promises quicker lasting relief than pricier remedies. It claims to expel deadly secretions through bowels and kidneys naturally. A physician named Dr. M. C. Lyons endorses Rheuma as advanced in rheumatism treatment and urges sufferers to try it.
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J. B. Mullen
M. C. Lyons
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