Night Train to Nevers War Hospital
A battered transport train carrying wounded soldiers endures dire conditions on a grim night voyage. Amid scarce water, cold, and fear, soldiers beg for soup and cigarettes as orderlies drift through the car. At dawn the wounded are finally unloaded, stretcher bearers racing to move them before blankets run short and dismal shortages loom.
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Badle
Anderly
Moraine
Anu
Nevers
Simi
Gabe
Wien
de Corri¢au
France
Yolo Yrovvonis
Annamese
Pase Gers
Kidle
Weil
Sili
Natalie
Eadie
Nic
Tim
Willy
Rade
Amd
Navy
Figten
Plese
Gagiv
Iil
Announcements of Sunday services in city churches
Readings of church services for tomorrow across multiple denominations. First Presbyterian on Pleasant and Center lists Bible school, public worship at 11, young peoples meeting at 6:30, evening union service. Pentecostal at 8 Main Street offers prayers and preaching. Lutheran at South and Concord morning and evening services with themes Notable Events. Emmanuel Episcopal at Smith and Center holds Holy Communion and education sessions. United Brethren at North Center offers Sunday School and preaching. First Methodist at Center and Pleasant schedules Sunday School, morning sermon on Lincoln, and an evening union service with Rev. Roth and soloist. Alliance, Christian Science, Advent Christian, and Baptist churches also feature morning worships and activities.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Corner
Pleasant
Center Streets
Roger F. Cressey
A. M. Bible School
H. L B. Maclées
America
Young Peoples
Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corner South
Concord Streets
William Hall
Methodist Church
Corner Center
Pleasant Streets
William B. Bartlett
Rulph S. Dewey
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Epworth League
Presbyterian, Baptist and
Methodist
Roth
Baptist Church
Charles Lesiie
Parke Presbyterian Church of
Erie
Pit
Will
Christian Science First Church of Christ
Scientist Pari Street
C. A. ME
North Center Street
Nowldays
Frances’ Westley
Moody Bible Institute
First Methodist Church
Warren B Y P U Entertained At Corry Church
Twenty Warren Baptist Young People's Union members hosted a pleasant evening at Corry Church for sixty five guests. The program included a welcome by Miss Ethel Damon, remarks by Olive Archibald, Scripture by Edith Raymond, a solo by Lloyd Thomas, and a dramatized play Messerdrummer. Melvin Thomas led recreational games before a delicious supper by the Philathex Class. Valentines themed decorations and guest favors completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie Warren Baptist Young People's Union
Bapijal
Ethel Damon
Olive Archibald
The
Warren Organieation
Edith Raymond
Bessie Strickland
Warren
Lloyd Thomas
Melvin ‘Thomas
Imprisoned Girl Pleads Guilty in Blackmail Plot
Nellie McCracken eighteen of Ligonier township was sentenced to one year in Westmoreland county jail after pleading guilty to a blackmail plot in which she allegedly demanded six thousand dollars from Ohm Seger, a wealth car and timber dealer of Ligioner, in a letter written months ago. The case was heard in criminal court before Judge Tudger F Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Greensburg
Nelle McCracken
Ligonier Township
Here
Westmoreland County
Tudger F Whitten
Ohm Seger
Ligioner
Blue Eye Social Roundup at Spring Creek Meeting
Ted Blue Eye and several residents attend the King’s Daughters meeting at Spring Creek last Wednesday. Wilma Binley visited family, and Mrs. Alta Mead returned from Youngsville. William Griswold and others travel to Detroit for work. neighbors host and visit in Corry and Columbus areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eye
Ted
Will, Burch
Fred Yates
Charles Sandburg
King's Daughters
Spring Creek
Wilma Binley
Alta Mead
Youngsville
Charles Spencer
Helen Spencer
Will
Ray Griswold
Detroit
Mich
Griswold
Fréd Yates
Erle
Ernest Spoon
Henry Jaquith
Carry
Margaret
Albert Sandburg
Columbus
A. O. Sindburg
Lee Crosby
Corny
George Mead
Brigen
Great Healer for Sores Burns and Bruises
An old advertisement touts San Cura antiseptic ointment and soap sold by druggists on a money back plan. It claims rapid pain relief for burns, cuts, scalds, eczema, fever sores, chilblains, frostbite, and chapped skin with jars priced at 30 and 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyrités Gilbert Hand
Rinard's Mills
Ohio
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Henry Attwell Post
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Girl Scouts
Buy Oeuurs
United Brethren Church
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H. F. Reagle
G. S. Henton
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C. Wesley Adams
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First Baptist Church
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