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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
4
Mrs James Kelly of Clarendon celebrated her 85th birthday with thirty five friends at her home. Guests admired gifts and a money purse while a lunch was served by her daughter. A daughter from Alberta Canada attended.
Mrs Irine Davis of Russell Street Keene New Hampshire says Vinol cured her rundown condition. She suffered weakness poor appetite and a stubborn cough. After taking Vinol her appetite returned her strength increased and she could work again. The remedy is described as a cod liver iron tonic aiding digestion and building strength with a guarantee.
Trustees invite bids for erection plumbing and electric wiring at Warren Hospital reception area. Plans in Warren and Boston offices. Bids due noon June 17 1918. Certified check and bonds required. Hospital may reject any bid and not lowest.
A Warren man pays a five dollar fine after a hearing before Burgess Gregory. Rev Walter C Beck preached the baccalaureate at the Swedish Lutheran church in Chandlers Valley for the C V H S graduating class of eight. Warren police seek summer uniforms in palm beach style. Bumpus travels from Akron to train with draftees in Camp Jordan Georgia. Women of the National Defense discuss a June 1 war food conservation luncheon. Meads sell oil leases near Warren Wardwell to D H Culbertson. Warren vigilance committee plans tonight's council chamber meeting. Traffic violator from Clarendon faces hearing before Burgess Gregory. J Arison, Jamestown deserter from United States Army, to be sent to Eric for further action.
Judge W. D. Hinckley presided as four license applications from Tionesta, one from Marienville, and one from West Hickory were refused. The county had not issued licenses last year amid speculation on this year’s rulings.
Mrs Emily Bright widow of John Bright died in Marietta Ohio on Saturday afternoon at three. She was born October 23 1837 in Tustey New York and was eighty years old. Survived by children Grace Summers Homer Thomas Robert Joanna and Jessie Bright and two sisters Sarah Borchers and Magsie Churb. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Second Avenue residence with burial in Oakland Cemetery.
Charle Knabb returned home Sunday morning from a business trip to Philadelphia. Ross A. Walker of Oil City spent Sunday with his parents. Preston of Tulsa Oklahoma stopped in en route to Pittsburgh and New York on business. Mr B L Dalrymple of Gowanda New York and Mrs John Stafford of Forestville New York were guests of Mrs S E Walker Saturday and Sunday. The Blue Stocking Club Blue Stocking Ladies held a luncheon hosted by Mrs H A Logan Ada Partridge Mrs Duke and Mrs Abbott. After lunch members attended the annual business meeting and elected officers. A son was born Saturday at Oil City to Mr and Mrs James Magee formerly Martha Horning of this city.
Local Red Cross HQ reports district committees swelling county totals to about 130000. An official report is pending but estimates show Warren has contributed strongly. Grand Valley reports 560.50 today and 1404.75 overall. Sheffield also performs well with substantial gifts.
The Warren County Bar Association adopted a resolution endorsing J. W. Bouton Press Judge of McKean County for the office of Supreme Court. It praises his judicial experience ability and personal character and urges other associations and voters to support his candidacy.
Basle Switzerland May 3 reports that Grand Duke Bickiotes and other imperial family members have escaped their German awards according to the Koeinische Volkseeitung which reached her dowry.
London May 27 report states the number of American victims from the Mol disaster has increased to 57 with the death of a man who suffered a leg injury.
Madrid reports German leaders circulating a claim that the Kaiser would grant Gibraltar to Spain. In Washington the Blue Stocking Club planned a probe into aircraft subsidies as Senator Hughes vows harmony with the investigation led by Charles Hughes.
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