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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1918

Page

8

War Depart announces casualties in Ameri forces

August 4 report lists two hundred casualties with divisions among units and services. Killed in action include officers and enlisted from Army and Marines. wounds, missing in action, and severe wounds detailed for many named individuals across states including Pennsylvania and New York.

Ishington Ameria Marine Corps Ae Nalle Herman Hale Pittsburgh Mehl Leavenworth O. Purdy, Jr Smite Rani Joseph Thomas G. Loux Pickett Aylington Philadelphia Joseph MM. Metlon Garden Tiv N. Y Herbert Smith New York Pennsylvania Kied Ju Aerthion William HH. Durtt Robert Pike County Chester Ray K Lliama Canton John Co Earl Lewis Earl Lucore Caledonia Joseph MacVeagh Wilkes Harry EB Yoos

Polish Volunteers in France Battle for Free Poland

Fragmentary wartime note recalls Polish volunteers fighting with France and the United States against a common foe. References reveal hope for a restored Poland through Allied victory and shared sacrifice by Polish forces abroad.

Poresh Poland Springfield Mom

Notice to Horse Owners Shuts Shops Saturday Afternoons

Notice to horse owners that Macksmiths W C Ltrad Jensen and Jonsson M Hartnett have agreed to close their shops Saturday afternoons during August September and October beginning Saturday August 3rd.

W.cltrad Jensen & Jonnson M. Hartnett

Miss Clyde Root Dies At Home Of Davenport

The death of Clyde Gladys Root occurred at the Davenport home on Lanning Hill Sunday evening July 28 after a months long illness. Born June 13 1528 at the Root homestead near Sugargrove, she was the only child of Hugh and Gertrude Root. She was cared for by relatives before living with the Davenports who treated her as a daughter. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 2 oclock from the Davenport home, conducted by Rev E D Huse of Sugargrove MB church. Interment at Bearers Hill Cemetery. Numerous relatives and friends attended. The obsequies honored her sunny disposition and bright intelligence. The family note the father resides in Pelaware Oklahoma. Special thanks to local relatives from Warren and nearby towns. The Warren Times.

Clyde Gladys Root Harry Davenport Lanning Hill Clyde Hugh Gertrude Bish Root Root Five Poin Sugargrove Sirs G. MM. Thorpe Sugargrove XM. BE Pelaware Okla B.D. Nurse Ina Shena G. M. Tharp Torel Pierce Nearlin Sharpsville Irs Land of Warren Lorter Mroo Barrew Violet Clem Puscard North Warren Chas. Daven Nort Stow N.Y Percy Spencer Kennedy Millie Mabel Beth Warren S. Jone Davehrer Florenes Yankee Bish Iemma Florinds Flora Fintiquist C. Fr. Ekdahl Chandlers Thorpe Carrie Mattison Andrew Thorpe John Moore Sui Lander

Mickie Larsen Writes Home From France in 1918

R. C. Larsen sends a letter to Col Windsor from France after six weeks abroad. He describes travel across the Atlantic, life in the field, and seeing celebrations on July 4 in Paris and across trenches. Larsen notes meeting Americans and Australians, the submarine threat easing, and his wish to reconnect with the Company I lads.

Col. Pred EL Witdsor RK. C. Larson Mickey” Larson France Huns Sammie Gure Atlantic von Tirpitz Paris London America States Co. I Col Mickie R. £. Larsen 327Th Regiment Mch A. P

Red Cross Gifts Praised by Draft Contingent

A letter from Garnett M. to the Warren Red Cross honors the comfort kits socks sweat and lunches provided to the drafted men at Camp Lee Virginia. The note notes the kits aided the contingent now in the 7th Company 2nd Training Battalion 155th Depot Brigade. A May 19 14438 message from Camp Forrest also thanks the Red Cross for kits given to men leaving Warren on May 4. The Garnett Noyes letter to the local selective service board dated July 31 accompanies the record of the July 26 departure.

Jay Camp Lee Petersburg American Red Cross Warren Ute Red Cross Comspans Garnet MM Army and Nav Young Men‘s Christian Association Camp Forrest Selective Service Board Garnett Noyes Wve Buffalo Detroit Cleveland Giants Great Lakes Camers Eave Cleveland Serview Toledo Macamarieland Lake Huron D. & GC Lin L. Lewis G. F A Michigan Detroit & Cleveland Philip H. McMillan A. A. Schantz A.M

Glass Bottle Works Closes for Vacation

The Sheffield Glass Bottle Co factory ends summer work for a vacation. Local church notes list Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening services with Rev. Bunce from Kane preaching. Warnings about hats and coats, choir songs, and a reminder six more Sundays till the conference. Various residents travel, attend picnics, and community notices include a service flag and factory updates.

Methodist Episcopal Church T. W L. M. Barnard Stella Brush Chautauqua Marguerite Burns Lancaster John Frances T. P. Mullen Horton Avenue B. Wesley Gibson Russell Johnson Merle Gilson John L. Titus Barnes Otto Meyer Jr Meyers Pittsburgh Laides Bible M. E West Side Bert B. Bowen Sheffield Clyde W. Elder Saybrook Buick Sheffield Gl Bettle Co Steve German Henry Lawson Lutheran Church Brookston Martha Society Victor Gison Derrick Street A. S. Pearson McFarland Ella Warren Owl Club Ludwig Peterson Sheffield Glass Bottle Co Jo Town N.Y Virginia Norman Pilisheld Fred Carlson Sheffield Tannery

Warren contingent arrives safely and orderly says Garrnet Noyes

Dear 1 reporting that the Warren contingent reached Saturday night around 7 36 and were checked in and settled by a courteous crowd with no trouble. The group was dispatched to the 2nd Training Battalion 155th Depot Brigade, with transfers and meals provided by the York Board. All appeared contented and beginning new work well as they report from Emporium and Baltimore.

Sipauitre Warren Emporium Baltimore York Board Tilt 155Th Depot Brigade Garnet M. Noyes

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