Busy Village Notes and Local Deaths in Youngsville
Timess staff chronicles August happenings in Youngsville Pennsylvania. Residents host visitors from Olean Meadville and Er ie while the community prepares for a Women’s Christian Temperance Union annual meeting and a Red Cross canning event. Charides L Reynolds, born 1861, died August 4, funeral held at home, interment in Grove City. survivors include wife and two sons.
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Youngsville
Frank Holiday
Revova
Lizzie Holiday
Calvin Martin
Olean
N. Y
A. N. Martin
Jessie Rhodes
New Castle
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Harry M. Krimball
San Antonio
Texas
M. E. Krimball
Elmer Glover
Meadville
Josephine Haliday
Charidés L. Reynolds
East Main Street
J. A. Lyons
Methodist Church
Grove City
Mr. Reynolds
Crawford County
Eien J. Reynolds
Howard
Bemis Point
Leroy
France
John Reynolds
Titusville
Erie
Frank Baker
Fagundus
BE. D. Cody
Belle Kinnear
Conneaut
R. L. Mead
Chautauqua Lake
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Carrie Krimball
Oil City
Dorothy Lindquist
Jamestown
J. W. Engstrom
Pyineman
Sheffield
W. T. Walters
Lakewood
Mary Kar
Lavinia Sickles
Tionesta
Kenneth Wood
George Darling
Warren County
Camp Wadsworth
S. C
Laura Hotchkiss
Center
Yille
A. Swanson
A. M. Schnell
Buffalo
William Long
Camp Dix
Nosyd Engstrom
Gel. Mix
J. G. Swanson
Corry
Hisamily
Sheffield Couple Wed in Warren
Miss Myrtle Kashner and Emil Hielm wed at the First Lutheran parsonage in Warren with Rev. Beck officiating. Hielm leaves for Camp Eustis after furlough. Local notes mention accidents, visits, war thrift, and community events in Sheffield and Warren.
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Sheffield
Myrtle Kashner
Emil Hielm
First Lutheran Church
Hev. Beck
Warren
Hiselm
Camp Eustis
Gerald Nelson
West Main Street
F. J. Byrne
P. Westington
Erie
Emil Hiselm
Carl Cromwell
Oklahoma
J. H. Nelson
Bernice Ryberg
Q. L. Johnson
Martha Society
Ludlow
I. Kiser
Pittsburg
Fern ‘Mumford
Kiser
Mamie Mumford
Frank Stenger
Camp Hancock
C. McDowell
Frank Kelly
Olean
Burke of
W E. Henderson
Oscar Wright
M. Holden
New York City
R. White
John Dolan
Gertrude Smith
Ohio State
Harry Nelson
Alger Carlson
Fort Meyer
Shawberg
Gladys Pearson
Jamestown
Mr. T
Enoch Johnson
Practice of Medicine Guesswork
It has been said that medicine is guesswork but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has forty years of growth in sales and popularity as a standard remedy for female ills recognized nationwide.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Doings Down Porkey Way on a Busy August Breezy Day
Community notes from Porkey include farm family reunions in Downey line near Tidioute and Pleasantville Camp meeting reports. News covers gas plant workers moving, local transport mishaps on Blue Jay and Red Cliffe roads, visits between Rupert and Groves households, and a phone telegraph shift in family communications.
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Porkey
Tionesta Creek
Thorntons
Frank MecCalley
England
Lory Strickenburg
Howe Township
Cape May
N. J. Wissahacken Barracks
Howe
Groves
Kellettville
Rupert
Joseph Bean
Hell Hill
Interior Oil and Gas Company
Lower Sheriff
Pleasantville
Samuel Holtz
Tidioute
Sam
Frank Faupert
Blue Jay
Frank Miller
Bradford
Frank
Ruperts
Lfe
Geo. Blum
Andrew Swanson
Red Cliffe
Purcy Jordan
South Penn
Naptha
Tionesta
Uncle Sam
E. T. Downey
Jordan
Downey
Pious Avenue
EB. L. Littlefield
Rayhorn
Naptha Plang
Fiamie
James Palmeter
Salmon Creek Lumber Company
Jim
Blue Day
Justice of
William
Exceptional speed of British ship helps her to escape
A British trawler near Highland Light escaped a German submarine after it surfaced six miles off the coast. The vessel swung toward the U-boat and sped away, causing the submarine to submerge. Sixteen hours earlier the American steamer Frederick Kellogg was torpedoed and sunk thirty miles south of Ambrose Light. 35 of 40 crew survived aboard Huron after rescue, seven missing.
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St Aut
Georges Banks
Agpiost
Frederick Kellogg
Lander
Atlantic
Ambrose Light
Huron
Clyde Line
Rheumatism Linked to Cold and Thin Blood Says Patient
Mr. Harry L. Seaver of Lynn Massachusetts recounts years of rheumatic attacks worsened by exposure. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with relieving pain and urges others to try them. The ad promotes the pills and a free pamphlet Building Up the Blood from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Harry L. Seaver
Union Street
Lynn
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
The Times of Warren County Daily Circulation Note
The Times is the daily newspaper of Warren County, publishing its circulation information and related notices each day.
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