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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1917
Page
4
A messy local gathering report details community events at Mer Charles Bouton’s home, with numerous names, travels, masquerades, and social visits. It notes elections, candidates, and various personal duties, plus Halloween plans and bridge parties among residents and visitors visiting from nearby towns.
Fragmented report shows high school football action in Jamestown amid a wave of names and scattered details. Mentions include players such as Leonard, Contey, Smith, Bering, Woynton, McNally, and others, with organizational notes from school officials and union leaders. The piece hints at a planned meeting and ongoing preparations for a community event and fundraising.
A fragmentary OCR note cites butter prices around 12.4 and mentions individuals such as Lynch and others, with garbled references to locations like Wallace and Va. Ont. The text hints at a cost comparison or price list but remains largely unreadable and ambiguous.
Grove City Oct 27. Demand reinstatement of 15 students suspended last night in connection with the killing of a freshman. About 200 students enrolled and attended classes. A D Patterson manager of the college football team announced the game with Jehnny College of West Virga would be played today. Freshmen and sophomores joined upperclassmen in refusing to attend classes.
Fragmented OCR reads like a sensational column with garbled names and events. It hints at scandals, royal intrigue, a lecture by Parlephe, and social pressures, but precise identities and chronology are unreadable, leaving a chaotic mix of figures and rants.
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