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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
6
A hearing was held last evening before Justice Wheeler for Clark charged with assault and under similar proceedings. A bond of $10 was set, with a future date to answer the charge. Local reports also note civic events and a canceled college hall game due to road conditions and scheduling conflicts.
Residents near Hickory Street anticipate a ten day clearance sale for trimmed hats and flowers, with plans for a taxi ride and transport to the ferry. The gathering includes a meeting of Chamber of Commerce improvements, a possible merger with the City Improvement League, and discussions on establishing a civic improvement bureau. Local officials expect weather to affect turnout while organizers coordinate sessions at Warren’s commercial hub and front street headquarters.
The article details the unusual obituary for Anna Metcaly Rhomas and mentions relatives and friends connected to her life. It references a church ceremony led by J. W. Smith and outlines family ties, notable attendees, and the anticipated afternoon service at a residence on Fourth Street.
The Art Club of Waiter urges funding and a display space for a collection of modern American artworks. They hope to exhibit at the Memorial Library or another suitable venue, seeking donations from art lovers and club members for a lasting display during a period of active fundraising.
Fragmented OCR text mentions George M. Bonverse and Walter Scott in a Newark area investigation with jury proceedings. It references a trial date and potential verdict timing. The readable lines suggest procedural delays and a focus on a criminal case with multiple witnesses and courtroom activity.
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