Busy Community Meeting and Socials Across Warren
Local groups held a parent teacher gathering at Fourts Building with Rev Morgan address and a music program, followed by a neighborhood tea at Upfinger home. The evening featured generous attendance despite mild weather, with about 200 served and proceeds of 29 dollars. Various church and class events continued through the week including birthday surprises, Bible class gatherings, and farewell hor d oeuvres evenings.
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Morgan
Ne Weaving
Franklin Srree
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Personal items from the Jefferson Street association notes
A jumble of names and movements: Mr J H Westing, Mrs. Jacobson, Rev Cari Jacobson, Miss Kaeviss, Mrs Poor Masterson, Mrs Wright, and many others traveling or visiting cities like Columbus Pittsburgh Warren and New York. A Paris railroad detective ill at home, Mrs Frantz returning from Ridgway.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted for Women Relief
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for Kidney trouble bladder and urinary disorders back aches indigestion and related female troubles. It claims long standing efficacy and urges ongoing use two capsules daily after recovery and notes import from Haarlem Holland in sealed boxes of three sizes.
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Haarlem
Holland
One Marriage in Every Ten Terminates in Divorce, Report
Washington release summarizes 1916 marriage and divorce data from the Census Bureau. It notes 1,050 marriages and 112 divorces per 100,000 population, with desertion and cruelty as leading causes, and shows marriage rates rising while divorce rates rise faster. regional variations and county data are included.
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Sam. L. Rogers
Department of Commerce
William C. Hunt
South Carolina
North Rolina
New York
Nevada
West Virginia
Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
North Dakota
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Calorado
District of Columbia
Oregen
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Maryland
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Warren area notices and social briefs mix topics
Fragmented Warren columns report a mix of church district meetings and notable events. Items Mention Rabbi Gruskin officiating a wedding in Kane, travels of Mrs Dennison and daughters to Conneaut, and visits to Columbus. Jewelry ads tout low prices postwar, with Rexall Drug Store promotions and local merchants. A campaign note by Henry P. Ridelspenger appeals for primary voters and road funding.
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Schultz
Warren
Kane
Gruskin
Vinol Restores Mild-Medical Strength for Florence Woman
Mrs. Addie Wilkerson credits Vinol with rapid health gain after a run-down spell that left her weakened and discouraged. The ad touts Vinol as a constitutional remedy that enriches and revitalizes the blood, promising renewed strength and energy. Saxol Salve offered for skin issues, with a money-back guarantee through Siegfried's Pharmacy and druggists.
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Florence
Addie Wilkerson
Vinci
Death of George H. Peterson at 55 in Warren
George H. Peterson died at home on Madison Street after a brief illness at age 55. A Danish native from Bornholm he lived in Warren for 29 years and worked at Knobb Barrel Works for ten years. He leaves a wife three sons Harvey Alfred and Arthur two of Warren one in Detroit five stepsons and one stepdaughter, four brothers Otto L C M and LC and a sister in Warren, and a brother and three sisters in Denmark. Funeral services Wednesday at 2:30 PM from the home with Rev. L C Hoover officiating and burial in Oakland.
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George H. Peterson
Madison Street
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Bornholm
Warren
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Alfred
Arthur
Detroit
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L. C. Hoover
Oakland
Card of Thanks for Mrs Frank Dickerson
The children of the late Mrs Frank Dickerson thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the years and death of their mother.
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Frank Dickerson
Amazing Recovery After Mayr's Wonderful remedy
A resident describes a severe hospital confinement and drastic weight loss before using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial claims it cleared catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract and quelled stomach and digestive arguments, including appendicitis. Purchasers urged to buy, with Siegfried's Pharmacy named as a distributor.
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Siegfried
Yeading
Camp Jackson visit noted and local awning removed
Times topics report Captain A D Finlayson in Warren on a brief visit then to Camp Jackson South Carolina. Awnings at the New Struthers hotel were removed to admit more daylight into store rooms. Charles Lamb of the I X L restaurant announces it will stay open all night. George Siggins seeks to sell the Fifth Avenue corner grocery to a former operator. Mrs A C Bowell and Mrs S D Ruhlman plan a charity tea for a French orphan. Arthur VanSile of Haskell, recently with Company I, returns home wounded but recovering. West Fifth avenue sees a small landslide causing minor complaints and a close call for nearby residents. State Rep Mallery’s bill to require county treasurers to place funds where they earn interest moves toward committee approval.
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A. C. Bowell
S. D.ruhlman
Conewango Avenue
Farrell News Delivers Improving Report From Fort Porter
Friends of Thomas Farrell learn that despite a Warren paper story he is rapidly improving at Government Hospital No. 4 Fort Porter Buffalo. Kinkaid and Ruben Shear returned from Buffalo reporting Farrell in excellent condition and that the Warren boy was found healthy.
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Farrell
Saturda
Jihera
Ith Farrell
Ninkind
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Bio-seven promise: rapid vigor for weak nervous women
An advertisement proclaims Bio-seven as a world’s grandest health builder for women, promising vigorous health, sparkling eyes, and strong nerves in two weeks. It urges two tablets after meals and one at night for seven days, with a money-back guarantee if claims aren’t met, listing side ingredients and urging purchase at druggists.
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Bio-seven
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