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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1917
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied terms related to gardening and crops with unclear context. It mentions vegetables, farming actions, and odd spellings suggesting a local note or column snippet about garden work and harvests without coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or places.
The readable fragment references leaders who often come from established, successful families, attributed to Woodrow Wilson era phrasing. The passage lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to form a full item.
Four men in a car crash on a bridge over the Cumemanga at Frowsbors while en route to Jamestown, after their vehicle plunged into the water. One man Ayrrenmen Engstrom, 19, and others injured as the car’s exhaust pipe and engine failed. Rescue efforts reported complicated by water depth.
State officials announce the bear hunting season begins today with openings in multiple counties. The season runs through November 15, with restrictions on who may hunt and what areas are protected. Public notices indicate amended regulations and required licenses, with inquiries directed to the State Game Commission.
An acknowledgment of a fatigued worker in Warren, Pennsylvania references Vinol usage as a remedy. The garbled OCR mentions overwork and tiredness with unclear details about outcomes or authorities.
An OCR read describes bond issuance hesitations and war time financing details. It mentions bonds adapting to wartime needs, costs per cant, creditor expectations, and a large number of bonds raised or required, with references to committee actions and financial instruments. It emphasizes urgency and constraints on bond availability and delivery.
The Common Pleas Court will open Monday with eight cases prepared for trial. Docket lists numerous civil actions including DeVore versus Rehert, Starven Gangs company, and others. Several named parties and attorneys appear in preparation for trial next week in a busy session.
The Warren chapter reports a significant annual rise in Red Cross membership and work completed in the past year. Total value of effort reached $20,882.65 with many hours donated between October 16, 1918 and April 30, 1919 and June 1 to July. H. W. Mitchell elected chapter chairman with O A Prentell as vice chairman and Miner Coney as treasurer.
Report details a chaotic scene near Linwood Reece and the courthouse early morning as bystanders and officials clash. The incident disrupts the line, with police involvement and witnesses recounting tense exchanges before calmer conditions returned.
A funeral set for Amanda Warts featured minister Te ymourable Re sari of EMME and a large city delegation attending. Local officials and numerous residents paid tribute with family and church leaders organizing services, marking a community-wide sendoff amid memorials and recognitions from county branches and church groups.
Washington reports the army is accelerating the development of conscripts and the national army officers to improve future force readiness. Generals and divisional commanders will be evaluated after intensive training hours as the War Department aims to show progress in mobilization and service readiness amid ongoing campaigns.
Fragmented text appears to discuss a provincial or national motion on a proposed constitutional prohibition. Mentions Ta Ont, 17, Tow a, and a deviation or deviation times, with unclear references to Low prevails and Bebbesbie. Audience attention rests on a debated policy proposal.
An American aviator publicly declares rumors of death exaggerated amid World War II reporting. The piece notes German naval actions and allied responses, mentioning air battles, patrols, and pursuit of enemy vessels. It references homefront morale and wartime censorship, with a focus on staunch anti belligerent rhetoric and public doubt.
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