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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
3
A local grocer touts low prices and a wide selection of teas coffees and spices. The ad invites patrons to try products on offer and to rely on recommendations from regular customers.
The Rev W Beck preached his farewell sermon at Furst Lutheran and moved on to Cape Track for new work. Warren saw a NY Central train derailment near Ake Ley as the engine cars shuddered and left the rails. The city shipped 4592 pounds of used garments for war sufferers packed in burlap sacks. Local residents welcomed Company E in Jamestown. several Warren County men served in France and some paid the supreme price. Road paving between Warren and Youngsville to begin soon with reinforced concrete and contracted work to be accelerated.
Cal and Windew, chairmen of the war garden committee, anticipate a busy summer with extensive garden work. Efforts aim to ensure all land is allocated for plots as pest control and preparedness are emphasized. A local incident at Women Rebs Hotel involves a resigning host case with a woman allegedly stealing linens and other items.
The State Board of Health presented a child welfare exhibit in the city to show milk value for directing mothers on children’s diets. Miss Nell Wilson chaired the exhibit with D William C. Miller offering a lecture.
O L Bryan Poe Warren becomes owner of the McNulty hardware store in Clarendon, longtime owners M E McNulty and son Harold exit after arrangements completed Thursday. Warren Oil plans expansion at Star Brick plant with new agitator and other summer projects. Also noted: Marshall Larson, son of Mr and Mrs John Larson of Clarendon, killed in action in France July 18, 1918 with American forces.
The Warren Rifle Club, two years old, scored in the third of ten matches, finishing first in Pennsylvania and thirteenth in the national standings.
Death of Mrs. William Tribble wife of Capt. William Tribble occurred at her North Werren home last Tuesday. She leaves her husband and three sons.
Readers urged to avoid dangerous stomach gas caused by excess hydrochloric acid and to seek simple relief. It recommends urated magnesia with water after meals to neutralize acid, avoid milk, and use plain powder or diet forms for stomach comfort.
Partial list shows sickness and accident claims paid recently by Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company of Boston. Named Warren area representatives and claimants include Osborne, J. R. Stuart, Culbertson, Kervin, Kaye, Jobe, Romiolitr, Brends, Ulich, Kime, Bosin, Foner, Schmenon, Knight, Williams, Rogers, Willems, Johnson, Hickey, Campbell, Hamilton, McNulty, Bhack, Carter, Trone, and others with payments ranging from 5.88 to 112.60.
War time notes report the Twenty-Eighth Division marching toward Le Mans and expected to head home soon before May 1. Labor unrest in the city includes painters and paperhangers striking for a new wage scale and plumbers seeking higher pay, with several large jobs halted. The King will case hearing occurred with Judge Bassett to rule soon after arguments. A draft board property sale yielded $73.56 for a government desk amid sealed bids. Auto thefts resurfaced as Clyde Cline alias Wright, jailed in Erie, faced local charges. Water tanks burst on the east side causing alarms and repairs by Warren Water Co. crews.
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