Personal mentions and visitors fill local social note
Local society page lists Hunter Tope leaving for Coast artillery service and friends visiting. Lovey Dickenman and Jason Chiat noted among those sending regards. Guests Merle Gifford Curtis Loakes Arthur Webster visitors at North Center and West Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Tope
Moitoo
Coast Artillery
Marold P. Stewarth
Luxory
Wortley Howard
North Center
Atioct
Merle Gifford
Curtis -Loakes
Mire Arthur Webster
Yong, Hun
C. Molly
West Washington Strait
United War Work Leaders Hold Motivational Meeting
In a spirited session, United War Work leaders rally workers at a Fort Te meeting. Roy Woodward notes morale as essential to the campaign, urging dedication and cooperation across teams and pledges to support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Work Leaders
Rive
Elles
Roy
Woodward
Phi
Srey
Mest
Wari
Arnitley Seem Ward
Mie
Cua
Mhihys
Dukus Funell
Local drive aims to meet small quota of 12000 dollars
Report discusses a fundraising effort with participants urged to contribute despite limited amounts. Mentions Paul oversubscribing and a plan to push contributions over a multi day window, with leaders committing to reach the target and claim success for a top effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ho
Dr Boulke Transferred to Meadville
The notice reports Dr Boulke's transfer to Meadville and mentions related personnel movements. It notes appointments and travel notices affecting the Moor area and nearby towns, with references to Wirt, Br, New Castle, and Yale. The update covers the timing of transfers and family considerations in the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Moe. Chie
Meadville
Dr. Williams
New Castle
Mwmummiods
Dente
Pontko
Tealee
Ehuyel
Wade
Hunde de. Williams
Jaclivel
Roeain
Erines
Yale
Tiny Woulke
Ariston
Fragmented eyewitness account from a 19th century trial
An unclear reminiscence recounts a courtroom scene with witnesses and improvised dialogue. The narrator describes hearing talk about wrongdoing, a tense crowd, and references to unnamed officials and a specific trial setting, though details are largely obscured by garbled text.
Americans Take Sedan as Huns Accept Peace Terms
Washington reports celebrate Wilson era peace terms as Germans accept surrender peace and the United States marks 19 months since war began. Crowds cheer in streets while government offices close and procession to the White House salutes the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedan
Robert J. Bender
Washington
Ameriga
Fermany
Teria
Germany
Wil
Bryilk
Geneva
Wilson
Demonstration in City as Peace News Arrives
A large crowd gathered in the city this afternoon to celebrate peace news. The demonstration occurred after the United Press report reached the Journal around noon with a parade forming in response to the wartime update. Some shops remained open while others displayed muted reactions to the peace announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Journal
Alope
Wil
Torthy
Tournal
Canteen Committee in Action at Cony Chapter Meeting
A Cony Chapter Canteen Committee meeting was held last evening to plan support for soldiers. They decided to request donations of magazines and games, and to recruit volunteers for distribution and hospitality duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Canteen Committee IN Action
Cony
Tiwan
Solitior Hoys
Solio
Hosa
York's
Wrogery
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Oe Meal
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Shinova
Priga
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
Columbus
Robert Patterson
Cliiton
Sorgis
Melean
Chingy
Brame
Syleauin
P. Rogers
Oorty
Epleitur
Brownell
DR. Boulke
Pisroege Ieee
Cleiloyts
Ler Pean Oo Atu Prey
Uniti Penn
White House
Witvon
Deol
Troijp Henin
Deskat
Selato
Oftahrman
Gee
Warren
Diafuoas
Ehorel Wil Ho
Myre Fohlman
Wright Street
Rowrybody Welcon
RED Cross
National Bank of Corry
Corry, Pa
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