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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1919
Page
2
A record breaking grand jury session concluded under Judge Bouton of McKean County. The report was presented and the court proceeded with further actions as the session wrapped up.
In Bout McKean county court the adjournment of license and criminal cases was delayed as judges heard arguments over Elk Natural Gas and related matters. The grand jury reported two true bills out of three indictments. Committee visits to Court House and hospitals found good conditions. more sleeping rooms for Rouse Hospital were recommended. WANTED two or three furnished rooms with board in private family setting.
Tonight the Warren Concert Orchestra performs at Grace Enspudt Hall starting at 7 15 with a program including modern dance remarks by Dr McCamey on card planning and a sermon ending with many altar supplications. A related event lists a dance at Eagles Hall from 5 to 11.
Martin Clig, who ran away from Buffalo, was picked up by Patrolman Olsen and returned home after funds for his fare were sent to Chief Haag by the boy’s father. A new ordinance setting police department pay awaits signature. Reno McClen’s health shows marked improvement in Albuquerque, with doctors optimistic for his eventual return home within a month or six weeks.
A bill introduced in Harrisburg proposes making writing a check without sufficient funds a misdemeanor. The measure aims to reduce bank trouble caused by overdrafts and would benefit merchants and state residents. The item also notes local school drawings at Warren Clothing Company window and mentions a theft of about 406 dollars in bonds and checks from Axel Lindblom, with the thief described as a stranger.
A Westfield postmark letter describes a robber mailing checks to avoid arrest after leaving Lindbloom. A Pittsfield elder faced a hearing for allegedly buying mink from boys and collecting a one dollar bounty on each. In Struthers-Wells Co field a kite mistaken for an aeroplane caused excitement. Jamestown High School basketball fans await a fast away game at Warren after influenza postponements. Jamestown seeks a winning stretch with the same lineup.
A brief note records a match between Jamestown School seconds and Warren High School seconds with Derrick’s correspondent reporting. The document also mentions a utility request to postpone an Appleton pipe line project and describes a proposed sale of long distant oil lines from Oil City to Titusville and Warren to Marcus Hook, with only one line remaining deemed sufficient.
At last evening’s Warren Lodge No. 320 O A F meeting held in Gold Fellow Temple Hickory Street a reception was unanimously settled to honor Rev W C Beck pastor of First Lutheran and former lodge member who is leaving Warren April first The reception plans depend on the minister’s busy spring schedule Elks nominate officers for the coming term at the regular meeting with Exalted Ruler Nowmaker leading the slate and other roles filled by T E Cook Oto Peterson Donald Mackie H M Putnam H W Baker C P Young William W Geer M H Bassett President to Grand Lodge and alternates named
An open meeting of the Woman's Club is set for Saturday at 3 pm. Dr. Robert C. Westenberg of the First Presbyterian Church will present an informal talk on ancient writings and inscriptions linked to archaeologist William Petrie. The address will explore will revelations, receipts, love letters, flower prices, and the historical cost of living.
About 2,000 people on River Street Hoboken watched the George Washington funnels. Secret service men and detectives guarded all approaches while United States regulars patrolled the area between the pier and the street.
Crowds cheered as the Sierra and its escort, the George Washington, entered the harbor near the Statue of Liberty. President and Mrs. Wilson waved from the deck while doughboys lined the rail, some saluting and shouting welcome home as the flagship passed.
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