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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
4
Report from a pharmaceutical firm notes the Vicks Vaporub shortage has ended. They detail increased production, shipping back orders, and expanded workforce to meet demand across regions from California to the Gulf, highlighting relief for home remedy use during influenza era.
Mrs Baldensperger hosted the Pid Class of Ep worth Methodist at Pennsylvania avenue E with a meeting vote and officers elected including president Mrs W R ice president Mrs Charles Dilker secretary Mrs George Kittner treasurer Mrs John Anderson. A surprise party honored Dorothy Erickson at 111 Pine street with games music gifts and refreshments. Mrs Addison White entertained friends at 112 Biddle street for Mrs Frank Yeagle departing for Sinclairville N Y. Brown Hielm wedding in Warren united Reed Brown of Sheffield and Caroline Hielm of Barnes with plans to reside in Sheffield. Margaret Murphy and Harry Walker married March 4th in Jamestown N Y with home to be in Warren. Rose Messner hosted a six oclock dinner for C L C Class at the Woman's Club then monthly lesson. Ladies Aid Trinity Memorial church met with Mrs T P Reig to start Lenten sewing. YWCA Home Auxiliary meets March 10 at three. Elizabeth Eaton to entertain Home Guards of First M E church at 510 Pennsylvania avenue east.
A collage of local ads shows Masterson Transfer Co promising light and heavy hauling with prompt service and reasonable prices. Other entries include AE Richardson's Children's Dresses, W. F. Henry Insurance, Jensens Furnisher and Tailors, Keller and Schaeffer bicycle shop, J. S. Bayer Furniture Store, Co C Swanson Grocer, A C Kirberger Jewelry, and Hoff Business College announcing a new Shorthand class starting soon.
Miss Magda Kehr visits Erie today while Mrs. F B Jackson spends the day with friends in Bradford. The Rev I MacDonald of Erie is guest at his son E V MacDonald’s home in Warren, and Miss Stella Young of Ridgway visits her brother George Young in East Warren. Sam Q Smith returns from Pittsburg on business, and several residents travel to Buffalo for weekends or naval exams.
Frederick Bartsch Warren's Leader presents two inch continuous post iron sed and coil spring mattresses priced for Saturday. Individual items listed at 15.00 and 10.03 with a three-item bundle at 29.98. Sale reflects local hardware and furniture offerings.
Items note Sheriff Muir keeps order as county jail remains empty amid a dry town. Dr Paul B Stewart plans to resume practice at Market Street and Third Avenue after eighteen months in Europe. Dr Westenberg sermon series at Presbyterian church draws interest with next topic A Blazing Mountain. Wood pavement buckling on Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge over Conewango Creek prompts possible removal of sections. Thomas C Frame to leave as chief engineer for eastern district next Monday. Women invited to Dr Westenberg talk on ancient customs at 3 PM at Woman's Club. Warren Rifle and Revolver Club reports scores at first postwar shoot led by J Smith 197 and others.
Charles B. Hill who runs an importing goods store in the Warren Mills Co building decided not to take the Shuthers hotel room after owners announced changes that would reduce needed space. He is now negotiating for a store room once used by Warren Hardware in the Knapp and Hoskins building.
Public warning promoting Swift’s Specific Co blood cleansing remedy S S S to cure catarrh by removing germs from blood. Ends with a sales pitch and address for medical advice from Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co in Atlanta Georgia.
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