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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
2
Edward Lyons of Warren, an official in the Tiona Helming Co. of Clarendon, travels from Philadelphia to Warren to oversee loss adjustments after a fire damaged the company plant two weeks ago. Insurance adjusters are due Monday, with settlement not expected until next week.
Barri er Twe Miles on SF by OAE2 describes a Scout injury near Pennsylvan ia Avenue. Two scouts Joe Trem well and Sides assisted, arranged a stretcher, and carried the injured boy about two miles before a doctor arrived. The physician praised the scouts for excellent first aid work and proper stretcher use.
Chicago March 8 the Republican National Committee announces headquarters opened in Chicago to liaise with Congressional leaders on next year’s presidential campaign. Talks on the league of nations and decisive action are anticipated as part of the outreach in the political center of the United States. A birth notice appears alongside unrelated garbled text mentioning an infant born on Hinkle street with missing details.
A vintage advertisement touts Rheuma as a mighty cure for rheumatism promising relief within two days. It markets Athenma, sold by J. B. Mullen and druggists on a no cure no pay basis, claiming seven years of use and thousands freed from pain.
The defeated Republican candidate for Congress blames the league of nations for his loss. He notes questions over leadership and party unity while acknowledging a congratulatory message from the President.
Bandits entered Union and Yorkville near here early today, held up cashier W G Jones, rifled the till, and fought a revolver duel with a crowd outside as they tried to escape. Police were summoned by burglars alarm. two youths, Daniel Schoner and an unnamed 17 year old, were captured. Henry Donner and Miss Rush B Warren were married yesterday at the parsonage.
Grace Memorial Church hosts final evangelistic meetings with Sunday services and a closing afternoon gathering. Rev McNamey delivers a homily on Jesus the King from Acts 2 36, inviting attendees to the altar. Prof and Mrs Dixon entertain children with a surprise afternoon gathering and a backwards solo.
The semi annual meeting of the Ministerial Association of the Middle East Conference of the Swedish Congregational Mission churches of Pennsylvania Western New York and Ohio is in session at the Swedish Congregational church on Market street. Rev Otto Nelsons of Ridgway opened the session and led devotions as officers and delegates gathered for reports, roll call, and discussion. The treasurer reported income of 4085.16 and disbursements of 2132.00 with 1953.16 in reserve, and delegates voted 10 per month for six months to support pastors in Renove and DuBois, Fa. The session will continue this evening and tomorrow.
Two brothers and two other youths face charges in a $83,000 bank robbery on Wall Street. A bank messenger for L. M. Prince Company was robbed of securities valued at $469,000 in liberty bonds and other valuables. Police recovered the stolen items in a rear wagon behind a pawn shop owned by the father of one youth.
A wartime letter from Wak ed Kylander dated February 14 mentions the Eightieth Division sailing around April first and returning by May. It includes a tribute poem titled The Barrage at Old Romagne written by a member of battery 315th French Article Second Battalion, honoring fallen comrades and recalling the barrage and the combat near Old Romagne.
The notices report the death of Mrs Magdlee Egan at her home on May 8, detailing her long residence in Warren, Pa., and funeral arrangements with burial in Grove Hill Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs Nancy Knapp, longtime Crawford County resident, found dead in her bed after a winter decline, with a family history and funeral details. Mrs Knapp, born September 27, 1841, is survived by four children and numerous grandchildren.
Mrs Lecee M Sparks aged 88 died at her home in Manasses after a long illness. She is survived by five sons and one stepson. arrangements were to be announced as the family prepares for services at a local farm.
Funeral services are held this afternoon for Belle Cora Theomopson, widow of the late prominent person Sampson. The obsequies take place at Locust Street Church with officiating clergy listed as Oak officiant. Relatives and community members mourn the passing of a longtime resident affiliated with local affairs.
An obituary fragment from Warren County mentions a widow and a son mourning the death of a family member. The readable text is partial and obscured but signals a local death notice with standard family references.
The Warren Garage Co with Chalmers at the bead promotes Studebaker cars including the New Studebaker lineup and accessories. The notice invites readers to learn about the latest models and buy a Studebaker or Cadillac from a trusted dealer.
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