Warren Hosts Commercial Travelers Council Soon
A council of the United Commercial Travelers of America will be instituted at Warren in the near future. Rain postponed the High School corn roast planned for Sleeman Farm on Bunker Hill after preparations of 600 cream puffs 500 wieners 400 rolls and ten gallons of potato salad.
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Warren Commercial Travelers
The
United Commercial Travelers of America
Warren
Sleeman Farm
Bunker Hill
Y M C A Opens As 1500 Attend Fall Event
About fifteen hundred people visited the Y M C A on Friday and Saturday for the annual fall opening. The building was decoratively adorned with autumn leaves and flowers. George Olson demonstrated bag punching in the gym, along with bank team bowling and swimming exhibitions for visitors.
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George Olson
First National
Warren National Banks
Dr David Keller Soon To Leave Russell
Dr. David H Keller and Mrs Keller of Russell were honored with a farewell reception by the Three F s Club. Attendees enjoyed games and music, and refreshments were served at 10 o clock. Dr Keller has practiced in Russell eight years after coming from Philadelphia and will stay about two weeks before deciding his future location.
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David H. Keller
Russell
Three F’s Club
Levi Learn
Keller
Philadelphia
J. E. M. Keller
Committee Works on New Street Lighting Project
The Pennsylvania Avenue Lighting Committee and Warren Chamber of Commerce leaders met to review committee reports on ornamental lighting subscriptions. Chairman Gregory reports progress, noting some building owners are away, and expects sufficient funds to finance the project within a few days.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
A. G. Lyons
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Frank Cogswell
J. Hultberg
Leonard Carson
Anthony Mintzer
Chamber of Commerce
Gregory
Death notices of Ridelsperger and Johnson in Warren
David Ridelsperger 89 longtime Warren lumberman died Saturday night at 103 Pennsylvania Ave W His life included pioneering rafting on the Allegheny and later oil industry activity Funeral services were held Tuesday at his home with Rev W Com officiating Interment in Oakland cemetery Eric Johnson 54 Swedish-born Warren resident died after a fatal incident near the P and E tracks He was found along the railway in Clarendon after being last seen with relatives in Warren Funeral details followed by burial arrangements
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David Ridelsperger
Wart County
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Ridelsperger
Ellheisen
Alsace-Lorrain
America
David Itle
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Ridelsperger
Stoneham
Warren
W.d
L. M
H. P
Nora Sanbora
C. H. Shurmer
First Lutheran Church
Whech
Fifth
Oakland
Donny Harvey
Clarendon
Eric Johnson
Johnson
John Miller
Elm Street
Sheffield
Hart and Henderson
Bucher Mills
Sweden
August Miller
Rena Johnson
Anna Carlson
Youngsville
Lena Anderson
Rati
John Johnson
Level
Auto Tourists Nearly Hit Doe Near Marienville
On the road from Crown to Warren last Tuesday before 7 p.m. Charles Smullin and J. C. London of Kane nearly struck a full grown doe that emerged from a field along the road a short distance from Marienville.
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Crown
Warren
Charles Smullin
J. C. London
Kane
Marienville
Scots Soldier Survives Narrow Trench Bullet Wound
James Stuart of Scotland, brother of Warren resident Mrs. James Hadie, writes from the Allied trenches in Flanders about a near fatal wound. A German sharpshooter shot him, the bullet missing the heart by an inch and passing through without breaking a bone. He lay in the field two days before hospital care.
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James Hadie
Warren
James Stuart
Scotland
Flanders
Stuart
Battlefeld
No Old Nuts Unloaded Says Commissioner Foust
Dairy and Food Commissioner James Foust says no unloading of old or leftover state nuts will be allowed this fall. The sale nuts must be fresh and state inspectors will target wormy chestnut and unwholesome almond.
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Dairy and Food
James Foust
Mrs Jennie Dawson Dies in Tidioute at 64
Mrs Jennie Dawson wife of I G Dawson of Mc Graw died at her son L O Dawson’s home in Tidioute on September 24 1915 aged 64 Funeral services were held Sunday at 730 PM by Reverend Parker of the Free Methodist Church and interment followed at Sutton Hill Cemetery In Warren and Forest counties plans call for 100 more deer to be shipped in and 500 quail to be released within six weeks Farmers will be paid for grain used
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Jennie
I. G. Dawson
McGraw
L. 0. Dawson
Tidioute
Parker
F. M. Church
Sutton Hill
Comehope Wey. Vine
Warren
Emmick
Tionesta
Warren cd Forest
Sugar Grove Odd Fellows Entertain About Two Hundred
On a recent Wednesday evening about two hundred Odd Fellows attended Coldbrook Lodge No. 1124 at Sugar Grove. Officers for the coming term were elected including Noble Grand R McIntosh and Vice Grand G W Younie. Degree work followed by a chicken pie supper. visitors came from Columbus Russell Youngsville Grand Valley Lottsville and Watts Flats.
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Coldbrook Lodge
Sugar Grove
Noble Grand
R. G. MccIntosh
G. W. Younie
Broughton Cecil
A. T. Jamieson
Grand Lodge
H. C. Barrett
Brokenstraw Lodge
Columbus
Conewango Lodge
Russell
Youngsville
Grand Valley
Lottsville
Watts Flats
Art in Its Dawning by James McNeill Whistler
A compact meditation on the birth of art from practical toil to aesthetic creation. The passage sketches early humans building, chasing, and farming, until a single dreamer diverges, shaping the first vase and goblets, blending function with beauty.
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Jose
South
James McNeil
Whistler
Get Your Tenant Leases at the Mail Office
A brief notice invites tenants to obtain lease documents at the mail office. The item emphasizes the mail office as the collection point for lease paperwork and related notices.
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Warren Mail
Clifford Woodard Offered Editor Position
Clifford A. Woodard son of Mr and Mrs J D Woodard of Warren and Jamestown has been offered the position as an editor of The Harvard Law Review the student paper of that Branch of the university
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Clifford Woodard
Clifford A. Woodard
J. D. Woodard
Warren and
Jamestown
Harvard Law Review
Great University
Large gasoline launch nears completion at Foxburg
The 36 by 11 foot gasoline pleasure boat owned by Samuel Mong, with Captain S A Phillips in charge, is nearly finished at Foxburg. The vessel will sail from Foxburg to Warren mid month for hunting and fishing, then to St Louis before wintering south, with plans to return to the Allegheny next spring.
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Foxburg
S. A. Phillips
Warren
Samuel Mong
Phillips
St. Louis
Allegheny
Allegheny River Boatmen’s Association
Warren Pa
Wheeling
W. Va
World Series Attendance May Break Records in Boston Series
New York reports potential gate and attendance records as the World Series between the Philadelphia Nationals and Boston Americans looms. If the series lasts six or seven games, total attendance could exceed 300000. Boston’s Braves’ stadium capacity of 50000 promises large crowds, while Philadelphia’s park with 20000 seats limits potential totals.
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New York
Philadelphia Nationals
Boston Americans
Boston
Braves
Red Sox
Gaffney
Lannin
Brave
Red
Philadelph Bais Vex
Braves Athletics
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
National Commission
World Series Attendance Projections Through 1915
An analysis estimates that if the 1915 World Series goes seven games with four in Boston and three in Philadelphia, attendance would exceed 260000, pushing total World Series attendance near 1650000 to date and past 1.75 million after the 200000 forecast for 1915.
Contest for Piano Watch Ends October 15
A Walter Bennett Co. contest offers a free watch to the person who writes I want a piano most legibly on a postcard. Eligibility requires no piano at home and desire for one. Mail details to Bennett Co Warren Pa by October 15, 1921.
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U.S
Bennett Co
Warren, Pa
Fall Footwear Arrives at the Store
Fall footwear arrivals fill the store stocks with new styles and prices. Customers are invited to browse the selection as the season shifts.
Not enough data for a headline
The fragment hints at a business promise of offering high-grade fees at popular prices, asserting improved positioning and value. No names, places, or concrete events are present to specify entities or actions.
Warren unveils strong line of men’s shoes at lower prices
The strongest line of men’s shoes ever shown in Warren features pairs priced from $1.95 to $3.00 and higher, offering substantial value per dollar.
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Warren
Shoes and Service Drive Low 3 Cent Prices
A store promotes its women and children's lines with 3 cent prices and emphasizes strong customer service as its best advertising strategy.
Redding Store Customer Warning About Trie Request
A note requests customers to avoid noncustomers asking for a trie in the Redding store and to bring issues up next time. The brief suggests addressing concerns through proper channels and mentions store policy.
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Redding
MarkTwain on Loyalty to Country Over Officials
A quotation argues loyalty should be to the country rather than to visiting dignitaries or office holders, stressing genuine allegiance over personal or political figures. The author condemns showy patriotism and emphasizes consistent civic fidelity.
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Mark Twain
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Jay & Company
Cronin
Metropolis
H. Rd. Meldrum Co
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Bailey
Curley
Gillette
Yankee
Arnold
Durham-Dupleux
Keen
Cwiter
Ever-Ready
Gem Junior
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King
Week
Ward
Yale
Star
Gem
Auto Strop
Sharp Shaver
Mark Cross
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