Farewell Party Celebrates Walter Mitchell of Pittsburgh
The Warren society notes a farewell party at Folkman-Geer cottage Big Bend Allegheny to honor Walter Mitchell of Pittsburgh on a Wednesday evening. Guests include Mr and Mrs Wesley Geer Dr and Mrs Wyman Mr and Mrs Winger and many others as well as a long list of attendees. The gathering featured corn, wiener and marshmallow roast, bathing and other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clawson and
Geer
Walter
Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Folkman-Geer
Big Bend
Allegheny
Wesley Geer
Jz P. FH Wyman
Ani Parker
Ton
Winger
Sinla
Fashions Shrink Skirts As Style Dictates
In New York Aug 1 1930s skirts shrink waistlines and hem lengths under a new directive from fashion authorities. Foreign buyer Miss Marguet Draker and a U S firm promote tighter more compact silhouettes and shorter hems, urging American women to adopt the French led trend with skirts at least three inches above the ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Goddess of
Miss Marguet Dreaker
France
Siyles Iali
Soucer
Muss
Personal items from Warren area reflect local visitors and departures
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in Warren today. Harry Thompson from Winzue, Louis Farnsworth from Tona, H M Corway and Fredoma’s party in James Dell, Ralph Stranburg from Roy atene, A W Peterson of Ludlow in Warren, Frank Carr enlisting in the Merchant Marine in Philadelphia, Mrs Warry Jefferson and Mrs F. Stover from Sheffield visiting friends, Edith Cappellettie of Warren visiting Miss Marie Diel in Springville New York, Mrs Martin Shehan and daughter Anna arriving from Chicago for the Mullen funeral, Mrs Susan King returning from Warren and Darton Ohio, N P Wheeler Jr and W O Fueihart from Endeavor in town, O C Allen and niece Miss Fivn Cook visiting Saegertown, Daisy Tain en route to spend day with friends, Mabel Ladow from Cornplanter a business visitor, W C Lavery from Cushing Oklahoma called for next draft, Mrs Floyd Schuler leaving for Coudersport, Misses Belle Boyce Alice Boyer Lena and Catherine Lesser and Mrs L Tenry Hall at Chautauque, Esther Rieder bound for Sheffield guest of Ward, Leroy MacGowan returning home.
War era brief notes from Camp Lee and area
Camp Lee hosts soldiers on furlough while Lieut Lawrence Scofield returns to Camp Upton after five days in the city with his parents. Mrs Wm Curtis from New York City arrives in Warren after her brother’s sudden death. Lt Grover W Haines has arrived safely overseas. Several residents announce visits, travels and relocations including trips to Watkins Glen Ithaca and Syracuse and a new position for Thomas Bitlinger in Titusville.
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Lieut
Lawrence Scofield
Camp Upton
N. Y
Warren Men on Furlough and to Officers Training Camp
Paul H. Coe arrived in Warren for a five day furlough to visit his parents on Water Street after serving in a draft contingent and time at Camp Lee. J. B. Leidig, Warren High School coach and faculty member, has been sent to the Officers Training Camp and has prior drill experience with the draftees and Company B.
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Paul H. Coe
Warren
City
Friends
J. B. Leidig
Warren High School
Leidig
Tribble
Co. Bmo
Rheumatism Cure Claim From Local Discoverer
James H. Allen, long afflicted with rheumatism, claims a personal discovery dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. He states his prescription banishes all signs of rheumatism and has helped others. Newell or Siegfried’s Pharmacy offers the remedy through newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Allen
Newell
Siegfried
French Make Gains On North Ern Front In Picardy
British and French forces press against German positions in Picardy with advances near Albert Ayette and Lassigny. German prisoners now total 30,344 since August 8, while French and British units push to compel retreat across the Divette and Hebuterne sectors. Italian front sees continued artillery duels as troops seize summits at Val Lagarina Montello and cross a river near Grave Island, taking forty prisoners.
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War Office
Raincourt
Albert
Ayette
Albert and
Paris
Oise
Avre
Lassigny
French War Office
Soissons
Divette
London
Hebuterne
Reuter
Ancre
Hebnierne
Picardy
Daily News
Washington
Val Tellina
Val Camonico
Val Lagarina
Montello
Bretna
Piave
Grave
Every Meal a Poisonous Injection Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad
An antique drug advertisement warns that uric acid from meals harms kidneys and bladder. It touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy, claiming quick relief and urging readers to buy now from local druggists with a guarantee or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
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Cotiune
Margaret Wunger
Luc de
Smith Suiner Coramane
George Pus Trashe
Harold Sloaoe
Coley Bares
Fe Bay
Srawna Poe
Aenember
Clhaientun
United Ken
the Warren
Sun+ honk
Hear
Federation
Theodore Messner
Rebecca Society
Swediash Lutheren Church
Charles Benson
Marion &I
C. J. Fratz
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bens
So Lis
Air
Jessie Oneida Bartholomew
Earl Francs Curran
Three O’cork
Grace M. E. Church
H. H. Barr
Frank Bartholomew
Linotn Avenna
Redigway
Amore
Carl Jacobson
Albert Boyn Coe
Atv
Gerould
Chan- Town
Dutus
Ee Dinnes
Mer
Day Colvin
Dudac
Oal
Philadelphia
Sfarry Thompson
Winzue
Louis Farnsworth
Leworth City
H M Corway
H of
Fredoma
James Dell of
Tidioute
Ralph Stranburg
Royatene
A W. Peterson
Ludlow
Frank Carr
Serchant Marine
Warry Jefferson
F. 4. Stover
Sheffield
Edith Cappellettie
Miss Marie Diel
Springville
Martin Shehan
Anna
Chicago
Mullen
Susan King
Warren and Darton, Ohio
N. P. Wheeler, Jr
W. O. Fueihart
Endeavor
O. C. Allen
Fivn Cook
W. H. Allen
Saegertown
Daisy Tain
Mabel Ladow
W. C Lavery
Cushing
Okla
Oklahoma
Floyd Schuler
Coudersport Pa
Belle Boyce
Alice Boyer
Lena and
Catherie Lesser
Mrs.l. Tenry Hall
Chautauque
Esther Rieder
Sheffell
Wrard
F. A. Storror
Ugo
Leroy MacGowan
United States Food Administration
Gaar Williams
Division of
Pictorial Publicity
Europe
America
Walter Yuil
Diamond Block
Grover W. Haines
Regina Huliberg
Trene Spade
Pittsburg
Wheeling
W. Va
B. Pickett
Ray C. Pickett
Gary Samuelson
May Trushel
Watkins Glenn
Ithaca
Syracuse
Mary Agnes Gallagher
O'reiley’s
Kane
Stone Hill
Thomas Bitlinger
Welbank
Titusville
Bethlehem Steel Works
Allen
Charles 8. Woodin
Jean Woodin
Warren, Pa
Woodin
Henry Arnold
West Third Street
Jamestown Journal
L. & Larson
Carver House
Weigle
Hickory
Hickory Street
Bonnit Taxi Co
Warne Street
Times Pub. Co
C. A. Anderson R. D
Secripps-Bovin
Inquire
Fou Ih
Bell
East Side
Union Furniture and Novelty Co
Crescent Furniture Co
Pond Galire
Geo. L. Butterfield Postal Telegraph Co
Jamieson
Warren, Pj
Baker and Johnsor
Pena
S. Ave
A. BR. Black
Gar
Gilbert Johnson
Wendelboe
Bell Phone
Johnson
Clothier Liberty
St. Warren, Pa
Dressie
Berger
Ing and Printing
Ea Rarer Ee Rhcan
Kodaker
STO Stud
Noewspar
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