Fifteenth Contingent Names Boys Registered Last June
A fragmentary notice lists names of nearly thirty boys who registered last June and are set to leave Warren by morning eastbound train on Friday August. The item mentions departure from Spartansburg South Carolina and includes several spellings and partial names such as Gustafson Templeton Schoualmaster Harry Johnson John Pet and William Apbelnalp with others and references Claude Panghorne and a medical advisory in the context.
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Warren
Spartansburg
S.C
St Gustafson
Templeton
Harry BR
Johnsot
John M._ Pet
William C. Apbelnalp
Arthur B.urber
Ande Haiph E
Names of the Boys to Be Called This Month
A partial notice lists August Wadener among boys to be called this month from an uncle, with surrounding details unclear and names partially readable.
Fragmentary clue hints at a pie related event
A fragment from a local page suggests men connected to a pie event or contest, with unclear names or places. The readable bits point to a community gathering involving baked goods and a possible competition or tasting. Further details remain unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Fragmentary list of names and events from a historical page
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Carl Waller Harold Vernon and Leonard, with scattered words like examination results and a mention of a place. The text reads like a roster or committee sheet from a meeting or event, lacking clear context or cohesive narrative. Several surnames appear repeatedly, suggesting a local society or school-related record rather than a news item with a decisive outcome.
Fragmentary Times Topics Item Difficult to Parse
Unclear OCR snippet mentions ads for work and a passing reference to an event or topic from Friday. Text is garbled with misplaced letters and names, making extraction of concrete people, places, or actions unreliable.
Warren County youths serve in multiple Army divisions abroad
The report names Warren and Warren County youths serving under three army corps commanders during the Chateau-Thierry to Rheims drive. It details their assignments in the Seventy-ninth National Army Division, Twenty-eighth National Guard Division, Third Regular Division, and others within the Second and Fifth Army Corps. It notes duties in supply trains and frontline reserve as the fighting continues.
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Warren
Warren County
Warren and
National Guard
National Army
Chateau-Thierry
Rheims
Hunter T. Liggett
Robert L. Bullard
Ithe
Omar Bundy
Ligget
Reading
Rainbow
Charles T. Menoher
Johnston
Second Army
Bullard
Joseph E. Kuhn
Fifth Army Corps
Fighting Seventy-ninth
Maryland
District of Columabia
Pennsylvania
Camp Meade
Eithersburg
Morris Rier
Twenty-eighth National Guard Division
Joseph T. Dickman
Third Army
W. M
Virginia
Army
Aadhe
Great Warren Fair Seeks Officials And Exhibits
The Great Warren Fair draws countywide attention as officials appoint superintendents for Grounds Worse Cattle Sheep and swine Poultry iculture and Horticulture Household Sports and Ladies department. Horses are split into fifteen classes including Heavy Draft and Standard Bred. Secretary Lowe works to secure entertainers and exhibits for the Night Carnival with dog and pony acts and dining hall arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
E. A. Clark
R. T. Jones
D. Jitchcook
H. A.erger
W. P. Wood
E. R. Pool
Jennie Herizel
E. H. Weiler
Derrment
O Bryan
S. Lingse
H. R. Ridelsperger
Lowe
Association
Carn- We
Sis
POBLING THE DRAFT A wary man dodges eye test tale
In a Warren Times vignette a man feared draft service avoids the eye exam yet slips through a doorway and narrowly escapes a harder test when a black thread in the doorway signals danger. The humorous note ends with the doctor declaring him all right.
Anderson Secretary of Y M C A Appointed in Warren
Edwin Anderson of Jamestown Pennsylvania has been named secretary of the Warren Y M C A. He has served as assistant secretary in Warren and will move his family here soon. A Westminster College graduate, he previously ran a hut for YMCA war work on the Mexican border. L W Archibald, filling in during Kottcamp’s absence, has managed YMCA duties and led the Life Study and Hi department with high standing.
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Edwin Anderson
Jamestown
Warren Y. M. C. A
Warren
Anderson
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Y.M. C
L. W. Archibald
Kottcamps
Life Study
Rumored German Command Shakeup At Berlin Front
Rome reports Field Marshal von Mackensen summoned to German high command fueling rumors he may replace Field Marshal von Hindenburg as chief of staff. Berne correspondent notes Hindenburg blamed for western front disaster.
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Rome
von Mackensen
von Hindenburg
Berne
Giornale A
Italia
Hindenpurg
President Poincare Hosts Hoover at Dinner in Paris
Paris August 2 Herbert Hoover head of the American food administration and Ambassador Wi J Sharpe with civil government representatives and French ministers were entertained at dinner today by President Poincare indicating close Allied cooperation during the crisis era.
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Paris
Herbert Hoover
American Food Administration
J. Sharpe
Poincare
PIS Summer Job Prompt Aims to Stay for Coal Supply
A small town job note reflects a stubborn summer plan as a resident vows to camp at a coal dealer’s doorstep to secure next winter’s coal. The quip captures local frugality and resource anxiety in a period sense.
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Ene
Fawin F. Robbins
Gilbert A. Johnson
Claude W. Panghorne
Wadener
Charlies
Glen
Jane
Charlie Waller
Carl &B
Harold
Leon
Mi Ivan FE
Keni
Percy L
Vernon
Valsey
Poviers
Ile Gerad
Thea
How Hohe
Carl Ai. Toaiston
Orson
Clarenes Cochrane
Donald Dunt
Lavan A. Kit James Tri
Edwin 5
Anson
Richard Hildum
Emery W. Peterson
Paul J. Klenck
Roy R. King
William S. Sandeen
Manler A. Sutton
Charles G. Brown
Clifford FF. Wingard
Fred McChesney
Edwin R. Gusher
John Lauffer
Walter J. Spoon
Otto R. Anderson
Carl J. Lindmark
Harold G. Edin
Walter P. Mathyer
Floyd Musher
Pepaper
Warren Evening Times
National Guard Divison
Muir
Enan
Gen
Hunter Liggett
Robt Bullard
Liggett
Bundy
Childeavy
Fiverybody
Warren Times
Tion
President Poincare
Hoover
Benown
Warren’s Clothing Company
Suspension Bridge