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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1915
Page
6
The Times notes a large gathering for the late Rev Carl Jacobson, details a funeral in Hemlock and the church’s plan to honor his memory. It mentions Warren and James Warren among attendees and references a railway ward with no apprehension.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Yankee Dusk Died at age two, following an illness. Her family and community mourn her passing as local services are planned.
The obituary lists Hewat Reed and a large family as survivors from Warren County. It notes a funeral service will be held Tuesday at a local Methodist church, with burial at the family plot. Surviving relatives include a long list of cousins, siblings, and in laws from nearby towns and counties.
Fragmented text notes a bereavement for a woman connected to St Joseph's Pittsburgh Warren. It mentions a church service and a funeral day soon after. References to a vaseey? and a will or sermon are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Ness & Cn seek permits to extend rail linked tram project as Plawaimng, Pevlin, Shere Metalwork, Ruefug and Syonting announce general repairs. Exsene Drag Store adds to side street improvements while Pinning Sheet Meal Parwngs unveils machinery for galvanised iron work. The note thanks friends and outlines a future expansion to attract customers and new enterprise in the area.
A brief item notes a young Mewenga aiming to locate Tawek using a Pun method, with the office or omce referenced as part of the pursuit. The fragmentary report highlights an emerging quest and municipal context without additional details.
A garbled notice mentions paying for something by a person nicknamed dad and references a con. The text is incomplete with no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations.
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