Fragmentary note on insurance claim and coin
Fragmentary text mentions overset cover and pennies or coins with reference to insured in Australia. Lacks complete details or clear events.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions overset cover and pennies or coins with reference to insured in Australia. Lacks complete details or clear events.
The narrative details Weidert's wartime injury from a German grenade on August 5, his months of hospital care, and multiple relocations before discharge on February 14. It covers his enlistment, transfer through Camp Merritt and Camp Dix, and his later connection with other servicemen including Thorsten Milerius and Morgan Noyes.
Fragile military notice outlines a S60 bonus process with surveys and finance officer coordination. Mentions Army resignations and discharge procedures communicated through a central wartime authority.
A report details an accident where Mrs Radie was hurt by catching fluid on a rug after a fall. J W Edgett buys the Carlow property on Clark Street and plans a 30 by 100 foot modern shop with updated woodworking equipment. Merion Shirley enlists in the U S Navy from Warren via Postmaster Walker. A new state highway engineer E Winters arrives to take duties in Warren, replacing T C Frame. An arrest warrant case against Guril Fox and related legal questions follow after a trespass incident.
The Rev Dr Robert C Westenberg spoke at the Woman's Club on the life of the Orient 4000 years ago. He linked ancient habits to present times, citing excavations that reveal kinship with workers artists and philosophers.
G. G. Lewellyn, collector of internal revenue, announced that corporations in the twenty third district must mail tentative returns for the year and file a return on or before March 14. The notice urges prompt compliance to avoid penalties for late filing.
Disjointed OCR extracts reference remittance, tax forms, and a Treasury matter. Mentions a Grand Council meeting in June, elections of officials, and a suspect in custody. Receipts and transfers hint at a public sale and a theft case with multiple named individuals.
News from Warren reports the death of Joseph Teese in South America on February 7 from blood poisoning. He grew up in Warren, worked as a locomotive engineer on the Panama Canal project, later moving to Peru before his final years in the Canal Zone. His mother, Nancy L B Wurapp, received cable notices with few details. The death follows long residence in the area and a prominent local family background.
Fragmentary obituary mentions Elis Waget Harrington Bridget Har sl Bgigwn and A Hughes with services planned for the afternoon. Mourning includes Mrs Robert Cohell and brother William with a social and committee involvement cited. details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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