No Choir Rehearsal and Local Notices Tonight
Community notices list a First Evangelical church choir rehearsal canceled this evening. Knights of Columbus hold a special meeting. A new flag is raised on the city building, donated by the Times. Evrett H. Eddy leaves for Cape May after his father’s death. Pie social at John Weiler’s for the new church. Parasol trend appears as warm weather continues. George B. Roberts injured in Baltimore auto incident. Warren Council to confer First Degree on 18 candidates. Oakland cemetery office extends hours May 28 29. Red Cross Sunday appeals planned. Woman sought to mow cemetery grass for Memorial Day. Fire department responds to Mills building smoke but no blaze. Porcupine encountered on Main Avenue. officer removes it alive. New addition at National Forge Irvineton set for occupancy. plant move from Erie forthcoming.
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Oakland Cemetery
Warren
Patriotic Red Cross Rally Slated at Library Theatre
A great patriotic Red Cross rally is set for Library Theatre tonight in Warren with Major T Crawford of the Canadian Highlanders and a British officer as principal speakers. The talks come from Division Headquarters in Philadelphia. Free admission and music by the Suter orchestra. All welcome with a friend.
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T. Crawford
Canadian Highlanders
Warren
Division
Philadelphia
Bey
Suter
Library Theater
Knights of Columbus Special Meeting and Degree Conferral
Knights of Columbus announce a special meeting Friday May 17 at 8 PM with large attendance urged. Nicholas Mangus secretary notes First Degree for 18 candidates on Sunday May 19 at 3 PM. all members urged to attend. Also Millinery sale Saturday May 18 featuring trimmed hats for $1.00 by Emma Seafert.
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Nicholas Mangus
Emma Seafert
Richardson
Mortuary Record and Local Obituaries
John Lind age 33 died at Cresson Sanitarium after a morning illness. The body arrived by train and was taken to his brother Charles Lind’s home for services at Good Hope Lutheran Church with interment at Grove Hill. Survived by siblings Charles, Hartigan, Mrs. Ernest Foley, and Lulu. Also noted funeral of Mrs. Mary Freund and infant death of Helmer Ross.
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John Lind
Jonh Lind
Cresson Sanitarium
John Co. Lind
Charles Lind
Washington Av
A. F P. Ebert
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Grove Hill Cemetery
Oil City
Hartigan Lind
Rockland
Ernest Foley
Greenville
Lulu Lind
Warren
Helmer Ross
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Carl Jacobson
Oakland
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Waiting Months for Mothers
The advertisement promotes Mother's Friend as a trusted external remedy for pregnancy discomforts. It claims to relax abdominal and breast muscles, reduce strain and nervousness, and ease the crisis of childbirth. Thousands of women endorse it and it urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and request the company’s brochure.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Ride
Atlanta
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Warren National Bank
United States
Eee
Berson
Dr. I. Pulverman
Crescent Floral Gardens
Sam
Essanay Presents
Richard ¢. Travers
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Triangle
William V. Meng
Hopper
First Evangelical Church
The
Times
Everett H. Eddy
United States Naval Reserves
Cape May
Ror Huis
Ki. Maddy
John Weiler
Star Brick
Secbon
Baltimiore
George B. Roberts
P. R. HR
Baltimore
Mr. Roberts
Cemetery Association
RED Cross
Red Cross Fund
Pennsylvania Committee of Public Safety
Frank B. Lynch
Main Avenue
South Side
Porcupine
Willey
Walter L. Main Circus
Warren Savings Bank
Gibson & Wilson the
House of Quality Furniture
First National Bank
Warren, PA
Warren Trust Company
Knights OF Columbus
Mortuary Record
Freucnd
Mary Freund
Carver Street
Stork
Cupid
Maxy
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Penn. Ave
Bell Phone
Ballelukes Bankocks
Leghorns
Milians
Toyo
Ecuadorian
Panamas
Paramount Artcraft Features
Geraldine Farrar
Wallace Reid
Theodore Roberts
Joan of Arc
Joan the Woman
Alice Brady
KNIFE
Sailor Boy
West Pocket
Autographic Kodak
Lady
Bairstow Studio
Jacob Keller CO
Jacob Keller
Chas,r. Beck
Berger
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