Marguerite Clark Engaged to Army Officer
Miss Marguerite Clark the actress and star has become engaged to First Lieutenant H. Palmerson Williams of the United States Army Ordnance Department. The engagement follows a long friendship that began at Lawrenceville Academy and reignited during a Liarty Loan campaign tour last spring, with New Orleans noting Williams as an old friend and devoted suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clark
H. Palmerson Williams
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Wiliams
Lawrenceville Academy
Yale
Clark
South
New Orleans
Williams
Personal items and visitors noted around town
Ruth Powers of Corry attended a visit with Ari home yesterday evening. John Callahan and Gibson were guests of Mrs. Louis Street. Powers and Mrs S G visited Whe and Jett oT micro past reway Salamanca. Carri her th homo Mrs. who for the license employ the Penns Thepas. The gathering ends with visiting friends in town.
Fragments Describe Rheumatic Poison In Pharmacy Ad
A damaged fragment hints at a claim about uric acid deposits and rheumatic poison. The readable text mentions pharmacy supply and a painful condition, suggesting a medical marketing notice about treating rheumatism with medications.
Americans in New Offensive South of Amiens Recaptured Cantiguy
Americans hold a battle line south of Amiens and are believed to participate in a fresh offensive against German forces. Cantiguy, 17 miles southeast of Amiens, was recaptured by U S troops as they moved into Picardy from Washington. Local reports forecast cooler, partly cloudy weather Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Cantiguy
Amiens
United States
Picardy
War Garden Notice for Friday Visiting Time
War Garden notice announces Friday evenings as visiting time for those selected to decide on War Garden Prizes. Gardners are urged to exhibit vegetables sized and shaped for prize consideration and to work with War Garden Work to meet committee expectations.
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WAR Garden Committee
Laura B Kelly Funeral Rites Held for Local Nurse
Miss Laura B. Kelly of Kellettville died Sunday August 4 in a Pittsburgh sanitarium after a brief illness from tuberculosis. A Hamet hospital Erie graduate nurse, she left her father Sharon F. Kelly and two brothers Harry and Charlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Kelly
Kellettville
Pittsburgh
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Sharon F. Kelly
Harry
Charlie
Clarendon
Allied Drive Back Germans Near Amiens In Fresh Push
The Allies press the front near Amiens aiming to push the Germans away from the city as in earlier drives toward Paris and the Marne. Observers note a major bombardment preceding the attack along a roughly 15 mile front.
Perfect Enough Says Father Respecting Son
An Olathe man praises his son for honesty except about his automobile. The Kansas City Star notes the father’s remark as a visitor from back East is told the boy has learned truthfulness in all things save his car.
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Kansas City Star
Bryvhahts at Me Fair Sate Draw Crowd and Sales
At Sou, mm today the Me Fair Sate opened drawing rapid crowds to view a large shoe exhibit with two sides well represented. Buyers rushed in with many selling staff busy wrapping shoes as clerks offered sizes and styles. Prices ranged from $2.50 to $6.04, prompting shoppers to act quickly and save.
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Harry P. Williams
Susiety Ang Persohal
Persoral
Abeth Aliler Y
Dar An
Ivan Dary Wera
Ruth Powers
Corry
M Ari
John Callahan
M Gibson
Salamanca
Hel Carri
Wane Hiorun
John
Hones
Cracker
Chas. Garison
N.Y
Irs
Gliese
Washington
Aug
Mortuary Record
Daly
I Y
Revie
C. Nu
Marne
Paris
Ayiens
Amiens Jinday
London
Ragland
The
Warren Times
Ff L
Orica
Tolgo
Maii
Eberuart & Miller
MONG
Boston Transcript
Times
Warren Daily
Batiste
Green & Davidson
Baker and Johnson
Kearbey
Mattes
Asbestus
Bell
Jamieson
Pana
Avenus
West
Warren, P
Mr. Horn
C. E. Spencer
Neal and Co
Jamieson Hardware and Supply Co
Gibson & Wilson
Poana Ave
Johnson
Clotheer Liberty St. Warren
Ing and Printing
Kodake
Thik
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