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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1916

Page

8

Keystone State Briefs of Crime and Industry Gathered

A mother fox and eight cubs were killed by Joseph Kushner at Eckley. Yeggmen cracked a New Hope post office safe but took only stamps. Hazleton council passed 23 ordinances totaling 150000 dollars. The Connellsville region shipped 5600000 tons of coke in Q1. Trolleymen in Pittsburgh demand 20 to 40 percent wage increases. Hazleton high school commencement speakers include Dr George Edward Reed.

Charles A. Kabe Millway Lancaster Mount Clare H. L. Dougherty Washington County Schuylkill County New Hope Hazleton Pennsylvania Connellsville Perry County Reading Company Pittsburgh George Edward Reed Wilmington Hazleton High School William S. Zimmerman Cumberland County Washington State College Richards Mt. Carmel Alphonsus Welsh Andrew Martin Morea Black Log Mifflin County Gottlieb Mease Mahanoy City Hospital Carlisle Mt. Holly Springs Pittsburgh Council Westinghouse Air Brake Company Wilmerding Shamokin Lumber and Manufacturing Company Hazlemon Pennsy Philadelphia Mechanicsburg Citizens’ Fire Company Anthony Valanlongavage Azter Thiry Shenandoah William Fevan Frackville Lehigh County Court House Gorman Announc A. D. Thomas Hazleton S School J. D. Geist

Social notes from Sugar Grove area reflect regional visits

Ray Seamans of Pittsburgh visits Sugar Grove and Warren while Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Davis tour Frewsburg and Jamestown. Charles Brown and daughter Dorothy depart for Lima Ohio for work as Ernest Thorpe stays with Zack Chandler in Meadville. Multiple residents travel to Jamestown, Frewsburg, Warren, and Bear Lake for visits, work, and church activities plus Embroidery Club and Maplewood Rebekah Lodge events.

Sugar Grove Ray Seamans Pittsburgh Warren Charles Brown Dorothy Lima Ohio Mr. Brown Ernest Thorpe Zack Chandler Meadville Jennie Goss Carl Wickwire Columbus

Easter Sunday Plans In Youngsville Churches

Emma Day of Randolph N Y visits Youngsville for Easter Sunday programs by the town Sunday Schools. Warren visitors from Youngsville, C A Hazzard returns from Florida. Eugene Blakesley ill on Beast Main Street. Mrs Davis ill at daughter Mrs John Sheldon. Harry Ethridge visits sister in Lander. Henry Ward and wife of Russell visit. Mrs M F Barton improving from tonsillitis. Herb Trask couple visit Busti N Y recently.

Youngsville Warren C. A. Hazzard Florida Eugene Blakesley Beast Main Street Davis John Sheldon Harry Ethridge Lander Henry Ward Russell M. F. Barton Herb Trask Busti, N. Y

Ladies' Aid Bazaar and church events in Russell

Russell April 16 The Ladies' Aid of the M E Church plans a bazaar in church rooms on Thursday April 20. Self denial week will be observed by the M E Church next week. Rev W A Thornton begins a series of Wednesday addresses. James Sumner remains at home sick. Mrs Lydia Ann Gregory, a longtime Russell resident, is very sick. Swastika Club met with Mrs Lena Hale. Local youths attending The Birth of a Nation were stranded in Jamestown. John Hannah has recovered from scarlet fever and the quarantine is lifted.

Russell M. E. Church M. E Here Lander Lena Hale Jamestown John Hannah

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Keystone State Joseph Kushner Eckley Susquehanna River Marietta John Uren Jonesville Keystone State Normal School Kutztown Jasper Hughes Bessemer Coal and Coke Company Masontown United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania Monarch Park Oil City Beaver Falls Margaret Hanawalt Pennsylvania Railroad Mapleton Beaver Meadow Jeanesville Lehigh Valley Coal Company Fayette City American Plate Glass Company James City Joseph Sewder John Stefanko Civic Club Young Men’s Christian Association Marysville Alliance College Ashland Crucible Coal Company Rice’s Landing O. C. Skinner Standard Steel Works Burnham William Nollmer Mary O'Reilly Sunbury Louis G. Fink Jeanesville Iron Works Peter Smith Port Deposit Susquehanna McCall’s Ferry Bartholomew Richards Stout Reading John Knauer Redstone Presbytery D. W. Moricz Uniontown Hospital Charles Embrey First Baptist Church Mahanoy City Bellwood Mahanoy John L. Lynch Thomas C. Ross Francis F. Borrell National Guard Medical Corps Cc. P. McQuisten Greenville Charles Gorsuch Martinsburg Winston Churchill British Admiralty Gorsuch Charles Bowman Joseph Miller C. H. Todd Petroleum Tank Company Masurite Explosive Company Masury Sharon Henry Young Congress Harvey K. Young Beallsville Captain Young R. C. Davis Frewsburg A. M. MacDonald Cass Mrs. Lovejoy FE. H. Bemis New York City R. J. Weld D. H. Haggerty Rev. J. A. Cowan Presbtery Coxson Brothers Bear Lake Try Company Floy Lundberg Winne Russell Archie Russell Lakewood N. Y Orrin Coxson Embroidery Club G. M. Thorpe Alice Dorn Race Street Maude Dalrymple Ernest Barlow Lottsville Hugh Sherrad Bumpus Kinzua Mary Sherrad Zua Maplewood Rebekah Lodge Warren Penny A Matinees D. W. Griffith Liberty Theatre New York Sherman Atlanta Lee Appomattox Pres. Lincoln Prince of Peace Emma Day Randolph, N. Y The Warren Mail Old Pickett Block Warren, PA Conewango Building Loan Association Second Avenue Conenango Building Loan Association the Bennett Piano CO
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