Ann Hart remembered in Warren obit with family ties
The obituary honors Ann Hart a longtime resident known as a loving mother and friend. Funeral arrangements are pending with services announced by Rev. Baurazariel of North Warren.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
2
The obituary honors Ann Hart a longtime resident known as a loving mother and friend. Funeral arrangements are pending with services announced by Rev. Baurazariel of North Warren.
A piece urging readers to display national colors and support the war effort, praising American resolve and unity. It notes readers secured flags from a prior offer and announces a limited sale of cotton bunting in red white and blue colors. The Warren County Commissioners report Glade Run Bridge repairs begin May 24 and will close until finished.
Fragmented text shows Caronal Gibbons acting as counsel in a crisis case directed by FAI. May 20 date and references to Lattimore and Cardlest Gi ssa appear amid garbled lines about terrible tragedy and losses. The readable bits imply a national or public matter with dramatic stakes and pleas for attention to victims.
A garbled passage references national leadership and prayer for guidance. It mentions Abe, Austar ke, and President, with scattered phrases about government, taxicab services, markets, and railway rebates. The text is heavily fragmented and mixes unrelated items from markets and notices.
Fragmented OCR text mentions organizers, committees, and workers in a local effort with scattered names such as Sheela Chambers, Wingert, and Don Eulnestea. It references Roads Day and May deadlines, with unclear place names like New Castle and Mercer. The fragmentary nature limits specifics.
A garbled OCR item reports on New York offerings with references to steady creai events and various numbers. It mentions extras, firsts, averages, and a state tak fresh specials tally, but the fragmentary text lacks clear context or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions saving and land for sale, references Warnes, Fred, Hiewory enieet, and Kell phere a eaeelyt. Mentions delivery seat and city studios, prices around 9 cents. Content is garbled and unclear.
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