Clawson and Shipman Tie Royal Wedding Knot
Miss Frances Clawson daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Clawson Corydon wed Lynn W Shipman of Phillipsburg Pa last Wednesday at the bride’s Corydon home in a simple ceremony.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1917
Page
5
Miss Frances Clawson daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Clawson Corydon wed Lynn W Shipman of Phillipsburg Pa last Wednesday at the bride’s Corydon home in a simple ceremony.
Dr. Finlayson of the state hospital staff has been commissioned as a captain in the United States medical corps. He will report for duty around December 1.
Bela E Norton died Friday morning at six at his home in Kinzua aged 66. He leaves his wife Alice E and a daughter Mrs J C Harris and a grandson Martin Harris, both of this city.
Far mers in Spring Creek report auto parties raiding their potato fields at night. They plan a campaign to arrest offenders and bring them to court.
The Corry-Columbus Traction Company tested its new gasoline car on the line Friday evening using the recently received trucks. The bright yellow car drew much interest and attention from onlookers.
A Stutz car owned by Carl Peterson flipped near the state hospital at North Warren last Thursday night. It was found by a passerby along the ditch with top down. No one was injured though the rear wheels were badly damaged.
Daisy Gesin of Tidiente and LeRoy Xiegler of Endeavor wed at 3 pm last Wednesday in the Presbyterian Church. The couple left for their wedding trip after the ceremony.
A. Hertzel has been named assistant postmaster at the Warren office after approval by the Post Office Department. He has long served at Warren, primarily in the money order and registry department, and his appointment was made public Saturday morning.
Mrs. S. P. Dunham aged 89 left Saturday for Pyranklin to visit sisters Melissa McMurray 86 Elizabeth Stockton 84 and Eva Kimball 82. The four sisters from Franklin and New York reunite after several years apart for a multi day gathering.
The Warren Axe and Tool Works at Warren secured a government contract to manufacture 50 000 axes and logging tools for the United States. The order will keep the plant running for months. Warren County and neighboring Forest have supplied many men to the forestry division.
A fragment from a San Francisco Chronicle quotation emphasizes rejecting whining as a path to mending issues.
Mrs. Florence Wood and others visited Miss Olive Ramburg in the area. Rev. Neal Hanks leaves for a Diamond Charge ministry near Titusville, Pa. Mary Esther Delamater dies at 81. husband Leonard Delamater and four sons and three daughters survive. District Rally of Sunday Schools held at U B church with speakers from Sugar Grove. quartet performances and strong attendance.
For sale small Chester White pigs inquire H. B. Howell Farmer State Hospital Oct 11 3t. Wanted man past 30 with horse and buggy to sell Stock Condition Powder in Warren County Salary 90 dollars per month Address 9 Industrial Building Indianapolis Indiana Oct 11 3t.
Short classified ad seeking a house keeper position in Warren Pennsylvania. Applicant notes reasonable wages and provides the address of L. M. at 8 West Wayne Street for contact dated October 11, 11.
Interesting factory methods produce macaroni tubes and spaghetti sticks by hydraulic pressure through bronze dies. Macaroni dies have center pins to create holes, while spaghetti dies use plain holes. After extrusion, the dough is cut to length for tray drying or rod hanging.
In the American Magazine article Increase Your Driving Power Horace Taft and Judge Daly are quoted on education. Taft says real learning is the ability to solve an unknown task quickly. Daly recalls supporting their widowed mother at ages twelve and fourteen, valuing such lessons as a strong education.
James Smith argues that men deny responsibility for others but are responsible to the extent their example influences the misfortune or downfall of their brethren.
A Philadelphia Press summary explains two key factors for longer soldier marches. Properly arranging weight, gait, and clothing reduces energy waste by minimizing acceleration, swinging gear, and chest expansion. It advises low heavy items, compact packs, and a slight knee bend to steady forward movement.
The text states lithium is a soft silver white metal that forms oxides and hydroxides when exposed to air and water, explaining why metallic lithium is not found in nature. It notes lithium compounds like carbonate, phosphate, and silicate, and mentions that lithium-derived chemicals have applications in military affairs.
Noted line asserts that heaven prevents happiness obtained through crime. This aphorism reflects a moral tension between fate and ethical conduct attributed to Alfieri.
A Washington Evening Star note uses a folk voice to warn that Old Man Trouble spoils both sunshine and rain. It says hopes fade like flowers and friendships and warns against listening to troubles that dampen joy.
The Popular Science Monthly notes the Weather Bureau not only foresees ordinary weather but also predicts windstorms floods and severe freezes that threaten life and property and gathers climatic data for scientific agriculture.
The United States yields platinum as a byproduct of copper refineries and from most placer gold mines on the western slopes. It is widespread along the west coast from Alaska to California, but in most places only trace amounts make commercial recovery unprofitable.
The article notes that earthquakes have long troubled Palestine with notable violence. It cites one of the most severe quakes occurring during Uzziah's reign, linking it in Josephus to the king's sacrilege and subsequent punishment.
A Break. Member 8. P. C. A. challenges a brutal driver in a dramatic exchange. The speaker asserts he will not stay silent and compares the driver to a mute horse, invoking a biblical reference to Baalam's ass to claim moral authority.
The passage cites Uncle Eben noting that people chase neighborly applause for winning six bits in a crap game rather than earning two dollars by working the same time. It contrasts social approval with honest labor and hints at economic motives behind behavior.
Detroit Free Press extols the United States for its vast available agricultural land and optimal weather from Atlantic to Pacific, highlighting rain and sunshine as ideal yearly conditions. The piece frames climate as a national asset and advantage.
A hemp brush on a long bamboo handle is praised as a valuable first aid for cleaning ceilings and walls, described as a fluffy all around brush.
A waiter asks what the diner will have and the patron requests an assortment of proteins fats and carbohydrates totaling about eight hundred calories. The exchange highlights a humorous modern dining preference and the casual tone between patron and server.
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