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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1919

Page

5

Road Supervisors Hold County Meeting at Court House

Warren county road supervisors met today at the Court House with 27 in attendance. President John Anderson led the session, and County Commissioner Cramer urged support for a $750,000 four year road bond election on April 5. Solicitor John Siggins detailed the bond plan and state road law, while Peter Sorenson urged annual conventions for road supervisors. The afternoon program included remarks by the Warren Chamber of Commerce secretary and the state engineer, with a comprehensive talk on good roads pending further remarks.

Warren County Court House G. C. Johnson Tidiante John Anderson Grand Valley Henry Arthurs Johnson W. C. Back Jed America Brokenstraw Carl Horn G. Yal- Teen Thomas F. Mariner Conewanga Charles Amann Corrdon A. Muntz Ka Williams Cherry Grove Chris Johnson Eik John John Frank Nelson Eldred N._ H. Leach M. P. Brown Farmington J. H. Stanton Glade Peter Sorenson Kinzua H. R. French W. 5. Murray Limestone W. C. Averill Pine Grove Arthurs A. J. Arnold D. H. Grego Pittsfield Fred Whitney John Johnson Sugar Grove—Union Samuelsom Spring Creek F. R. Pitt W. D. Mitchell South West W. T. Alison Louis H. Miller Cramer John Siggins Siggins State Highway Department Abr Sisging Beifey Oms Ain Toagr Arn Sorenson Heth Quinn Secrete Warren Chamber of Commerce State Department Frame Mer. Winters Io Harrisburg

Goss Blood Remedies Rebuild Stomach Health, Testimony

Mrs. Jessie Gittins of No 17 Covell Street Wilkes-Barre Pa describes decade long stomach trouble and weakness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength appetite sleep and pain relief after one week of use. She urges others to try the remedies and offers purchasing options from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady.

Foundsnen Jessie Gittins Covell Street Wilkes-Barre Gittins Dr. Williams St. Willams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenertady

Mortuary Notes Funeral Papers for Cecile Davenport

The funeral for Cecile A. Davenport was held at noon at her North Franklin Street home with Rev. Albert Broadhurst officiating. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery after a large procession of relatives and friends. Among mourners were residents from Titusville and nearby towns, while city officials sent condolences. The report also notes other local deaths and services, including Mrs. Joseph Schmitz and infant Doris Freda Reed, with brief funeral details and expected burial arrangements.

Davenport Titusville Herald Cecile A. Davenport North Franklin Street Albert Broadhurst St. James’ Memorial Church Sparansburs Rose Hill Fred Force Ron Charles Davenport Youngstown Air Alfred Winansee Oer Sidney Pans Lute Deat Sheeves William Force Fran C. L. Sherwood Edward M. Ros Harry Robinson Harry Gray L. C. Buri A. J. Lambert Gor Schmitz Joe Norener John Schmitz Cleveland Joseph Schmitz Warren Enfant John Eck Tiona Doris Freda Gordon Reed Clarendon

Funeral Rite Carried Out by Rev Whipna at Cla ndon

Tuesday services conducted by Reverend Whipna of Cla ndon officiated for a ceremony in Oakland cenmopery with attendees noting a solemn tribute.

Whipna Clandon Oakland Cenmopery

Great Powers Aim to Strengthen League for World Peace

The article notes that national powers must hold the upper hand with the League of Nations as an active tool, not a passive one, to advance world peace. It mentions progress in international labor legislation and the expectation that the commission led by Samuel Gompers will resolve kinks at its meeting. Relatives report PL J Davies arrived safely from overseas, stationed with the 560 Engineer Corps in France, awaiting military discharge.

League of Nations Samuel Gompers Gompers Coman 3 Wilson PL J. Davies Newport News Dailey 560 Engineer Corp France Ife

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