Pennsylvania Song Day Planned Community Sing Along
School children and Warren High School Orchestra will lead a Thursday evening community singing in response to Governor Brumbaughs proclamation. About 300 children will parade Hickory street to the Savings Bank corner where the High school orchestra accompanies a chorus performing patriotic and Pennsylvania songs under John G Smith direction. Weather permitting this promises a large city gathering.
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Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Warren
Hickory Street
Second
Third
Savings Bank Corner
John G. Smith
Woman Reports 15 Hour Day Relief After Plant Remedy
Peru ind woman describes severe backache and dragging pains. After failing with medicines and doctors recommending surgery she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and energy. She rises at 4 am for housework and factory work then returns home to cook.
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Peru
Ind
Ydin E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Meterland
West 10Th St
Lydia E. Pinkhbam
New Synagogues Planned as City Grows
The United Brethren congregation halted a church office project at Penn Ave and Hertzel Street but bought a lot 60 feet by 100 feet for a future brick building after the war. Meanwhile Warren's Jewish community of about 30 families plans to buy a frame building on Conewango Ave for a synagogue, with a larger 1000-seat tabernacle planned for the Brethren if needed.
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United Brethren
Penn Ave
Hertzel Street
Penn'’a Ave
Warren
Conewango Ave
Carver Street
United Brethren Church
Penn, Ave
Seven new Fords arrive from Buffalo via Russell garage
Seven new Ford vehicles were brought in yesterday from Buffalo by Russell garage employees. The Warren to Buffalo trip took five and a half hours, praised as good time given road conditions and new cars.
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Buffalo
Russell Garage
Warren
Unified Office Merges Food Fuel and Public Safety
The Food Administrator W D Todd Fuel Administrator J W Campbell and Public Safety Committee chair D I Ball merge into one office in the old Library Building. J W Wiggins and Miss Johnston will handle clerical work, paid by the Government, to streamline service and reduce delays.
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W. D. Todd
J. W. Campbell
Public Safety Committee
D. I. Ball
J. W. Wiggins
Miss Johnston
H. A. Johnston
South Side
Social Workers and Reb Gross Leaders Meet in Kansas City
Four thousand social workers from across the United States gather in Kansas City for the forty fifth annual National Conference on Social Work. Noted speakers include Ernest P. Bicknell and Florence Kelley, with sessions on housing, prison labor, camp activities, and wartime worker protection.
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Reb Gross
Kansas City
IL. N
Kansas City Mo
United States
National Conference On Social Work
W. T. Cross
Ernest P. Bicknell
The
Red Cross
Homer W
Co. C. Stillman
Fred R. Johnson
France
Convention Hall
Unmarketable Wheat in Capital Subject to Seizure by Officials
Spokane Washington May 15 All wheat on farms in the state is subject to requisition by order of Charles Hebbard State Food Commissioner. Farmers were urged by the National Food Administration through Hebbard to place all wheat on the market by today. Much surplus has already moved to market and government seizure is expected for remaining holdings amid claims of pro German influence and hopes for higher prices.
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I. N
Spokane
Wash
Charles Hebbard
National Food Administration
Hebbard
Food Commissioner
Mary Fruend Dies At Home On Carver Street
Mary Fruend died at her Carver street home yesterday afternoon at 4 30 due to complications of diseases. Born in Irontown Ohio in 1856 she moved to Warren at age 12. She is survived by four children John T Warren William Erie Pa Mrs J J Simmons Akron Ohio and Mrs Gaylord Bush and one grandchild. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Mary Fruend
Carver Street
Irontown
Ohio
Warren
John T
William
Erie
J. J. Simmons
Akron
Gaylord Bush
Death of Zachariah E Eddy Ends Long Local Career
Zachariah E Eddy died suddenly in the early hours of May 11 1918 from heart trouble after a long career in Warren Borough. Born September 26 1846 he started in the mercantile trade with T B Messner later forming Z E Eddy & Company and then Z G Eddy and H G Eddy. He later shifted to oil and real estate and remained a long time resident along Market Street and a regular attendee of the First Presbyterian Church.
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Zachariah E. Eddy
Warren Borough
Isaac S. Eddy
Olive
Scott
H. G. Eddy
Market Street
First Presbyterian Church
Householders Must Sign Sugar Pledge for Canning Use
The United States Food Administration requires householders to sign a pledge limiting sugar for canning and preserving to twenty five pounds per purchase to conserve the fruit crop. Non canning purchases remain two to five pounds in cities and up to ten pounds rural.
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United States Food Administration
Eddy Rites Reflect Quiet Benefactor of Local Community
The obituary notes the late James B. Eddy born in 1831 who married Cornelia Caroll in 1881 and had two sons LeRoy and Everett. He was respected for thrift and integrity. A memorial service on Market Street featured a duet and flowers from relatives, with interment in Oak Island Cemetery.
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Cornelia Elizabeth Caroll
LeRoy Carroll Eddy
Everett Henry Eddy
United States Naval Reserves
Cape May
New Jersey
Market Street
J. W. Smith
John Smith
Leona Knopf
James B. Eddy
F. R. Scott
F. T. Parker
Ora Gates
L. A. Carroll
C. A. Waters
Oaksland Cemetery
Sparks World Famous Shows Advance Car Arrives in City
The Sparks advance car No 2 spent today in town ahead of the circus arrival on Wednesday May 29. Promoters promise a larger and better show with new acts, educational features, and entirely new attractions. Miss Lenora Knopf sang a selection to a pleasing reception.
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Sparks
Advance
Acta
Taxi ad and circulation note in Warren County paper
An advertisement for Central Taxi Company urges readers to call 99 for taxicab service. The note states date 5-9-61 and proclaims The Times is the only paper in Warren County that publishes its circulation daily.
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Central Taxi Company
the Times
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