Library Ball and City Notes Across Warren
IMCLeMeer assumes charge of Library ball as schools plan a vacation next week. Dr Bull and mother return from Philadelphia. New plate glass windows go into Patterson’s millinery. Local officials and merchants announce travel, auctions, and events including Prohibition amendment talk, theater plans, and river city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Alenarder
M. ¥. Bull
Philadelphia
Patterson
L. F. Watson
Washington D. C
L. T. Bishop
D. A
Will J. McConnell
Sons of Veterans Camp No.231 Formed in G.A.R. Hall
The Sons of Veterans Camp No.231 organized Tuesday night in the G. A. R. hall with 32 charter members. Regular meetings to be held each Tuesday. VA veterans may attend. Elected officers include Captain J. V. Leonhart, 1st Lieutenant F. W. Jewell, 2nd Lieutenant W. J. Brower, 1st Sergeant F. W. Taylor, Quartermaster Sergeant John Regner. Other posts filled by F. E. Lincoln, Dan Kline, Geo Watt, Fred Matzger, John Stanton, James Kine, Cnns Hahn, F. E. Leonhart, F. E. Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Vetrans
G. A. BR
J. V. Leonhart
F. W. Jewell
W. J. Brower
F. W. Taylor
John Regner
F. E. Lincoln
Dan Kline
Prin
Geo Watt
Corp
Fred Matzger
John Stanton
James Kine
Camp Council
Cnns
Hahn
F. E. Leonhart
F. EB. Lincon
Local Grocery Sold to Loomis and Hall in Warren
G L Faiday sells his grocery store to Frank Loomis and Orne Hall. Loomis has long ties to the business and serves patrons well, while Hall, a well known young local, is expected to help the venture. Also offered is a two story house with lot and barn in Glade, near the post office, inquire Charles P Peterson Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bairstow
Rick Silk
Washington
New York
Ed. Bell
Warren
Olean
Miss Lee
California
Youngsville Pa
Lutheran Church
East Street
Boston
Ayer
Sugar Grove
Patterson
Buchannan Street
G. L. Faiday
Frank Loomis
Orne Hall
Loomis
Mr. Hall
Glade
Charles P. Peterson
Warren Pa
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Tames Nervousness and Digestive Ailments
An article extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a powerful remedy for nervousness caused by stomach disorders. It claims the tonic strengthens digestion, steadies nerves, and alleviates headaches, sleep tremors, sensitivity to noise, and related conditions. It also mentions relief from dyspepsia, biliousness, rheumatism, constipation, and kidney complaints.
Castoria Ad Claims Renewed Health for Invalids
An editor from Weekly American extols Sulphur Bitters as a remedy for chronic disease. The notice promises to strengthen the whole system and restore vitality, urging readers not to despair or give up despite illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly American
Also Mentioned on This Page
Youngsville
SerWe
Kinnear
Warren and
Youngsville, Pa
Wyman & Davis
THE
Jewelers
Water Street
Carver House
Lesser & Co., Exchange Block
Warten, Pa
Jno
J. Nesmith
Revere House
Fancy
Croceries
J. K. Ronne
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
L. D. Wetmore, Pres. M. Beecher, Cash
Warren County
England
Ireland
Scotand
Europe
Imclemeer
Jennie Averill
Wilbur & Schnur
Hazaltine Block
George H. Leonhart
Cleveland
M. Thompson
Farmington
Ohio
J. A. McIntosh
Stoneham Pa
P. Doerr
Dan Flemtaing
Pine Grove
Corry
P. & E. Company
the Savings Bank
Watson-Davia
Messrs. Nesmith, Clark and
Hazeltine
W. C. T. U. of Warren
Waters
Library Hall
Committee
Hunter & Jarvis
Baptist Church
Will C. King
Evangelical Church
J. D. Domer
Franklin
W. A. Alexander
Frank Mayo
Royal Guard
Nellie Bairstow
Arthur Windsor
Titusville
Fred Windsor
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Metropolitan Opera House
Windsor
Academy of Music
Hopkins
William Law
Hoboken
N. J
Arthur
Law
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Joan Mintzer, Mary Mintzer
Sons of Veterans
C. P. Northrop
Rs’ Old Stan
Morck Drug Store
Morris & Mullen
Merck Drug Store
Scofield Block
Rumphrey
Nemoyer
Episcopal Church
W. & T. Smith
Geneva
XN. Y
Geneva Nursery
Tequila Tonic Export CO
Franklin St
Chicargo
Warren Mills Co
Howes
N. K. Wendelboe
Pitcher’s Castoria
White Goods
Warren. Pa
Casteria
Hs. Ancor, M.D
Wikous
Centaur Company
Murray Street
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