Enlistments and local notices from Jamestown area
Four men enlist in the Marine Corps at Jamestown and two join the regular Army with plans to depart soon. James town hosts the arriving soldiers as civic life continues with a luncheon in honor of visitors and local social events. Anundson returns from Santa Fe after health-related travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sted
Marine Corps
Gerad Dyke
Sugar Grove
Jamestown
Buffalo
Anundson
J. A. Anundson
Sante Fe. M
Kenneth
Ai Undsson
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad
Regular Army
Harold Futnim
Newton Jahowe
Paul Young
Mary Miles Minter in A Bit of Jade on Star Today
The Star previews Mary Miles Minter in A Bit of Jade under American Mutual, an oriental tale about a green jade necklace, a temple trophy, and a chase across an intricate conspiracy. Phyllis Wing, a US girl, becomes entangled as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miles
Star
Amafteur
Gann Blair
Phyllis Wing
Americ
New factory addition near Warren spurs industrial growth
The article notes a new ad dition to Warren factories expected to grow into a large industry and mentions a fatal accident at the Reno plant of City Wood Working company where Walter Kean aged 41 died after being struck by lumber fragments while operating a rip saw. He is survived by a wife son a mother a brother and a sister. The text also reports a sugar ration policy requiring half a pound per week per person and signing up details at grocers with purchases restricted to one store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilled
Reno
Ean
OF City Wood Working Company
Mr. Kean
Demps Own
Ohn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Raymond
C. C. Kean
Demisetown
George Ean
Ty. C. McKnight
Pittsburg
Meenson Injured and War Casualties Reported
Mrs E Muresan of this city received a meter from her husband Lieut Munson with Company 1 at the Tenth regiment, which suffered Warren county men casualties. Four Warren boys killed, including John Glans of Kelsettville who died after being wounded. Starling Rowland and Ernest Watt also killed on the third day of fighting. Raymond Wesling of Stoneham reported missing. Standpoint nurses needed as war continues. Enlist at the W C A Red Cross HQ in the Columbia theatre. Robert Mortland, 45, drownded in the Allegheny river. body not recovered. Fire department aided in the rescue efforts.
Engineer Mortland Drowned After Missing Footing
Mr. Mortland, an engineer with United National Gas Co. at Kahle Station on the river, drowned after stepping into a fifteen foot hole while wading in a stream. His wife and son could not help him before aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perries
Mortland
Mr. Mortland
United National Gas Co
Kahle
Fair Shoe Sale Spurs Quick Stock Conversion
Government pressure accelerates stock liquidation at Eberhart and Miller with shoes offered at half price. Men's women boys and girls urged to buy now to avoid losses as sale runs Friday and Saturday near Suspension Bridge in Warren.
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Coullet
Paramount Artcraft Features
George M. Cohan
New York
Shipper Dowd
U. S. Navy
Warren National Bank
United States
I. Pulwerman
Optometrist
Penn
A. Ave
Paints & Leco
Wierd Bass
Mary Maes
Mater Gelden Haired Beauty of Motion Pictures
Billie Rhodes
Soong
Warren Sayings Bank
First National Bank
Pensylvania
Vy Corporation
Jean Robertson
Third Avenue
Marion Dickinson
Titusville
Katherine Steeger
Market Street
Jamestow
Erie Station
Cenin
Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association
Myersdale
Emma C. Neil
West Eighth Street
Joan Press
Mad‘table Company
Huron Street
PERS
Oil
Wellington RR. Wadsworth
Ne Lizth Regiment
A. S. Infantry
France
G Msisman
11Th GS. Infantry
Todd Sagas
Uvanila
Bae Ptie
Russell
Ahs
Ostergard
Warren Axe & Tool Company
Billy Sunday
Arteratt
Hich
Broadwar
Columbia Theatre Today
John Fenerson
Anita Lyoops
Marshall Ilan
Billy Holiday
Warren
Walter
Akeley
NEW Sugar
Philo Hay
Europe
Meme
W. C. A. Red Cross
Columbia Theatre
Otl City
Robert Mortland
Allegheny River
Palm Beach
Panama
Manhattan
Madras
Meadville
Eberhart & Miller
Oppo
Warren Times
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