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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1915
Page
3
Fragmented local report details Howard Pinsey laaies, plans for sugar measures, and a municipal meeting discussing street paving and a new board. It notes track work, public works items, and a council debate over Liberty Street, Fourth Avenue, and Pennsylvanian Avenue resurfacing with costs and approvals.
In Sheffield on May 16 the Boy Scouts organization faced confusion as leaders debated troop membership and duties. A majority of boys reportedly received unclear orders about upcoming activities and supper arrangements, causing tension among unit members.
A partial note from Williamsport reports a local mill appoints a new superintendent. The memo extends best wishes for a successful administration and mentions the arrival of the new official to oversee duties, with details limited by the fragmented source.
Fragmentary text references Sheffield and Saybrook with scattered phrases about shipments and communications. Readable items include a mention of a reloaded Sheffield and overdue or pending actions, but details are broken and identities or events are not clearly stated. The record remains inconclusive due to garbled source data.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a memorial service and church proceedings at a Beta congregation. Mentions Monroe House, Lindsey, pastor, and a plan for worship, with references to Latin theology, Seer, and Elder roles. Includes chaotic lines about construction, greetings, and a call to attend or respond.
A man named Tuveville died Sunday morning after a horse mishap during a circus event. He suffered a broken leg and internal injuries when struck by a collapsing horse cart, with law enforcement and circus officials promising investigations and safety reviews.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled public notice about valuables and paper distribution. Mentions subscribers, mail orders, and a push to rate pricing amid unclear names and locations.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions subscribers and a local agency, with references to a memorial lag and timing around a Tuesday in a month. The text is garbled, but signals a public notice about an event or action tied to a community paper and a specific date.
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