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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
8
Fashion notes list simple dainty frocks in voile and velour for graduates. Items feature light trimmings, delicate fabrics, and a range of prices from $10.06 to $25.00. Names such as Nels and Tawns appear in the feature, with references to combinations of cable and voile textures.
Prompt clearance sale highlights women and missy wear with color options. Prices run from 4.75 to 23.85 on coats and wool outfits. Popular suits and dresses in blue, bone, lavenders, grey, and brown candy stripes appeal for immediate use.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rent and items with scattered terms such as 103 Buuiernie and 330 AR ame Be Scape Peas. The remaining content references winds, Pratt, vegetables, and a poet’s toolish phrase, but specifics and context are unreadable.
A deciphered note outlines arrangements for a 1933 event with a call for advance payment. It mentions the association’s secretary Hutchens and a committee system under Bell Phone 125, with references to trustees and entrance at a Cemekere location.
A recent incident at the P BR L tower area saw Benny Wilek drowned after leaping into Two Mile Creek to rescue someone. Eyewitnesses reported a shouted cry for help as By sa iadier nearby alerted workers who then helped recover his body.
Delivered in May at Seviogist almzen, the event featured a sermon on "TAS far ta Geer" and a talk by 216 attendees. The program included musical selections by the nevhestra and reported large student involvement. Officials noted engine clues and power demonstrations planned for Monday at Tienann Est Bay.
The timetable lists departure and arrival times for multiple streetcar routes. Key points include Warren, Jamestown extension, and Monargu Avenue connections with trains to Germ and Glade, with headways around every hour and notable changes after 4 pm.
Local page highlights plant sales including tomatoes and vegetables with special prices and delivery options. Also notes taxicab service ad and various small items from Warren and Rochester, with community notices and a line about the county paper expanding distribution.
A fragmented note mentions attendance and a decision to stay home due to no afternoon game in Wratten, urging readers to rest or watch differently. The readable portions imply a local event schedule change and a reminder about weather or timing.
Reading through a damaged OCR fragment, the text mentions a young female placed in care near Buchere MUL with a record of 23 cexe and 3s faring. It references protecting Ler and questions who will care for the animal. The general setting notes a Jean ue ig 18 and a 608 record date.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe road and telephony works near Surtoenk, with mentions of Warren and a switchboard project by Home Telephone Co. The text hints at reconstruction timing and service impact, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear specifics.
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