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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
3
A son was born last Wednesday at General Hospital to Mr and Mrs B Virgil Lesser of Conewango Avenue.
Mrs Dwight King hosted a Saturday luncheon at her Penn Avenue home in honor of Mrs Helen Cole. The occasion announced the upcoming marriage of Helen Cole to J A Rockwell.
A. W. Dale of Clarendon, an employee at Knabb's Barrel Factory, was hospitalized Wednesday morning after his right arm broke while adjusting a belt.
Pine Grove township voters will decide on the issuance of 10000 dollars in bonds for a new school house at a special election on February 12. The measure asks electors to authorize the funding.
Leonard Larson proprietor of the Carver House has been appointed by State Food Commissioner Howard Heinz to ensure Warren hotels and restaurants observe the wheatless and meatless days order.
A daughter was born December 31 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Dalrympe of Yankee Bush. The mother and child are reported as doing well. Mr Dalrympe is a corporal stationed at Camp Hancock in Augusta Georgia.
Sealer of Weights and Measures Gerald Wright returns to the hardware business accepting a position with the E. D. Everts company after a stint with the Warren Garage.
The Gibson-Wilson Company expanded its funeral services with a motor hearse. W. O. Wilson, a member of the firm, has recently secured a state undertaker license after passing the examination in Philadelphia and receiving his certificate.
Miss Frances Sonne an employee of the Bell Telephone company was removed to Warren General Hospital early last Wednesday night suffering a nervous shock Her condition was reported improved at a late hour and it is not believed she will be confined there for any length of time.
L H Owens a former Warren resident was killed in a railroad crash near Kittanning per a telegram to his son Ralph Owens. The deceased had lived in Rimerton Clarion county since leaving Warren and is survived by his wife six sons and two daughters.
D A Arird files affidavit of defense for Frank E Moll in Reynolds suit seeking damages up to 1000 dollars from a collision involving a Franklin car driven by S W Riggs. The defendant demands proof of damage and denies all allegations in the first three paragraphs of the plaintiff statement.
Kathryn Price of Pittsfield married Frank Foster of Wellsville New York last Wednesday at the Price home with Rev J A Lyons officiating They plan a brief wedding trip and will reside at 19 North Broad Street Wellsville New York The bride is noted as a popular local young lady and the couple will inform friends of their long and happy life together.
Mercantile appraiser Charles W. Arird has not begun work due to missing supplies. Officials report delivery is pending and work cannot start until materials arrive. The delay affects valuation tasks and local assessments.
County auditors started reviewing the books of several county officers on Monday. The audit is expected to take about a month.
Captain William Tribble, retired from Company I, returned home to North Warren from Camp due to foot trouble.
Jordan Overturf son of Mr and Mrs M A Overturf 101 Main Ave broke a bone in his right leg while playing at the YMCA with a friend.
Ethel May Duprey six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Duane Duprey died last Thursday at the home of Mrs Duprey’s mother in You ngsville from bronchitis.
The Rev. Morris L. Leonard of Warren, pastor of Kane Baptist Church, has been appointed a chaplain in the U S Navy and commissioned as a first lieutenant.
Sheriff DeForest renews the staff at the courthouse naming D. M. Howard and Addison White as deputies for the year.
The largest wildcat capture in years occurred last week by Ed Sweeting Free man Peterson and Preston Tho msa. They bagged three in the country between Hemlock and Kinz ua.
Dr. S J Wallace has sold his brick livery block to Norris and Beggs. They will remodel the building to operate car sales, a Franklin car agency, a garage, and automobile repair shop at the site.
The Warren Chamber of Commerce warns members and the public to avoid chain letter schemes seen as unnecessary and unwise solicitations, urging vigilance and caution.
A pumphouse owned by Interior Oil & Gas Co. at Sheriff near Sheffield was partly destroyed by an explosion last Thursday. Otto Casperson, who was working on the engine, suffered a slight burn.
Muse and family return from New Castle after nearly three years and plan to settle on Water Miss will tree. Viv will resign the LPeeuail, Vili Pesul Uri.
The Rev. A. R. Taylor of York and pastor of Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church in Warren died Monday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after brain tumor surgery. He is survived by his wife, daughters and an adopted son. The funeral will be held today in York.
A farewell reception honors Judge John Siggins as he ends eight years as Associate Judge. He attended briefly despite illness and thanked friends for a silver teaset gift.
County officers elected in November were inducted last Monday at the courthouse. A. W. Mumford became Associate Judge replacing John Siginis and Leroy C Eddy took over as District Attorney from F. J. Lyons. Existing officeholders Charles A. Clark Prothonotary Henry H. Bassett Registrar and Recorder Geo. A. W De Forest Sheriff and Dr L. E. Chapman Coroner retained their posts.
Navy camouflage hides ships at distance and misleads enemies as sailors describe how grey tones and painted patterns trick perception. The author notes debates among officers, cites a simple gray camouflage, and warns of mine danger and wartime duty. Mrs. Thomas Edwards, 95, canned garden produce for her family under national emergency guidance.
Arkansas City country club members buy a flock of sheep to mow the golf course, pairing practicality with thrift. The move highlights an unusual eco friendly maintenance approach to improve turf and reduce labor costs.
A Hague indictment by Dutch figures including A. F. de Savornin Lohman and Dr. Anton van Gyn claims Turks have slaughtered or starved 800000 Armenians under Ottoman rule. It asserts 1200000 Armenians were deported, robbed, and dispersed, with women and girls taken to harems and slave markets and many children sold or left to die. Neutral consular officials and German Swedish missionaries back the report.
Miss Jane Addams tells the National Council of Women in Washington that women’s sympathies will grow through meeting human needs. She urges women to look beyond food saving to pursue internationalism while conserving resources, speaking nationwide for the United States Food Commission.
Justice J A Young denied Mrs W A Deyo of Verplank a separation from her husband in a suit echoed by her sister Aillian who claimed marital impropriety. The sister’s allegations were contested by Mr Deyo who denied the charges, and the decree was refused.
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