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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1918

Page

6

Times Topics To Teach In Tionesta

Laura K Snyder of this city has been chosen by the borough directors of Tionesta as principal of the high school there. Other notes report Harry Muusgard leaving for Pittsburgh for auto mechan ic instructions, a local recruit rejected for service, and private R G Peck returning to Fort Constitution after furlough. Also: Miss Marthe Geracimos improving, Rkuy E Cook recuperating, a Titusville boy inducted for special service, a freight train wreck near Ludlow, bids called for cement pavement in Farmington township, J Denny O Neill inspecting state highways, bakery closure in Jamestown, and changes in draft identification armbands.

Tionesta Laura K. Snyder Rtusville Lesle Ames Titusville Warren Draft Board Todas University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State Highway Department Farmington Township Harrisburgh

Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief

An old advertisement claims Neutrone Prescription 99 can purify blood and kidneys to cure rheumatism. It describes relief for sore joints and muscles and urges readers to buy 50c or 1.00 bottles from Siegfried's Pharmacy with mail orders available.

Siegfried

Big town meeting and church improvements in Oil City area

A report covers local civic events including improvements at St Joseph's church in Oil City, a Friday patriotic gathering in Clarendon honoring furloughed soldiers and Allied victories, and John Leonardson's selection as a pattern maker to work in France. Also noted are a former boatman visiting Sheffield, plans for brick road construction in Warren County, new lightless-night rules, Columbus picnic details, and a successful Oil City district Free Methodist camp meeting.

Clarendon Robert Russell Alpha Miller Father McBride Sheffield Warren County State Highway Department Pinegrove Township Harrisburg Free Methodist Meert Oil City Bible School John Ladue Greenville College of

Interesting Services and Probate Notice Highlight Bradford Camp

Meetings drew deep interest with Bishop Walter Sellew of James town New York and Rev S K Wheatlake of Denver leading powerful daily and evening sermons on the Doctrine and Experience of Holiness and purity seekers filled the camp. Otto F Schnobium banker oil man and Bradford pioneer probate records show his will distributing 5000 to his daughters and son while the rest goes to them jointly with Thomas H Kennedy as executor. Sergeant Fred Thelin returned to Erie after days with relatives and training with Warren boys moving to new term at Keystone Industrial School as an instructor and former Co I member.

Columbus Sherwod Simmons Guy Simmons Frank O Howard Viola Fry Charles Bracken Rosier Chas. Brown Grace Safford Louise Wright Lenora Curtis David Cook Delia Smith Langdon Rowe Eli Dewey Corry Florence Young Warren Anna Quick Harry Quick Garland Charles Bowman Fred Wynn Edward Dodge Titusville Harry Owen Lake Pleasant Edward Hayward John Hayward Walter Otto F. Schnobium Bradford Oil City Smethport McKean County Anne H. Kennedy Clara S. Groves Harry B. Schnoblom Pennsylvania Thomas H. Kennedy Erie Fred Thelin Sergeant Thelin Keystone Industrial School Sergeant Theiin Co I

Paved street totals in 27 PA third class cities rise 27 miles

A Saturday report by J Herman Kinsley shows 27 Pennsylvania third class cities total 665 miles of paved streets, up 27 miles from last year. Harrisburg leads with 76.93 miles, Erie tops in square yards at 1 408 000, and Corry is among the smallest with 5.68 miles.

Pennsylvania J. Herman Kinsley Bureau of Municipalities Department of Labor and Industries Harrisburg Kinsley Erie Corry Altoona Wilkes-Baree Johnstown Allentown Chester McKeesport New Castle Reading Oil City Williamsport York Meadville Bradford Connellsville Franklin Titusville Lancaster Easton Carbondale Pittston Monongahela City Hazelton DuBois Banon

How Old Are You By Your Hair

An old advertising piece argues hair condition ages a person and promotes Parisian sage liquid to stop dandruff itch and hair loss. It claims a guaranteed money refund and easy, perfumed use with no color change.

J. B. Mullen’s

Photoplay notes at Star Today and Columbia

Theaters feature Ambassador Gerard in My Four Years in Germany showing at Star Today and tomorrow. A Duke challenges U S arms policy, Gerard cites the Hague treaties. Douglas Fairbanks stars Say Young Fellow at Columbia with a raft of stunts and strong supporting cast. film praised for pace, photography, and direction.

Germany Star America Gerard Duke of Mecklenburg Hauge Douglas Fairbanks Columbia Today Fairbanks

Warren Times Evening Edition Reaches Most Homes

The Warren Times delivers to nearly every household in the city each evening, keeping readers informed with late-breaking local news and updates.

The Warren Times

Water Boiling Advisory From City Health Office

A precaution warns all City Water users to boil water for drinking and cooking until further notice. Warren Road of Health leaders T. M. Greenland and C. W. Schmehil issue the advisory. The King's Daughters announce a lawn social Thursday afternoon and evening at Dr. C. J. Frantz’s home 128 Penn Ave East offering ice cream and cake for 15 cents.

Warren Road OF Health T. M. Greenland Pres C. W. Schmehil C. J. Frantz Penn Ave East

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United States Warren National Bank Star Theatre Wiliam High First National Bank Warren, PA Oakwood Club Carnation Club Hoffman Hoffman Butterine Store Hickory Street Citizens National Bank le Tye Leodig Ie Aialt Shane Bhar Berg Cleveland & F Phiyye Pittsburg Arry Muusgard Pittsburgh University Hugh Kinkaid Ridgway Kaiser R. G. Peck Fort Constitution New Hampshire St. Clair Street Peck Coast Artillery Marthe Geracimos Miss Geracimos Rkuy E. Cook Hamot Mrs. Laxyatette Cook Conenwango Ave Ludlow Renova Warren J. Denny O’neill Rouseville Franklin News Joseph Kuhn Dunkirk A. Pickard Jamestown Charles Brogan Akeley Kinzua Allegheny Worldwell St. Joseph's Church France John Leonard E. L. Leonhart Pennsylvania Avenue West Washington Sam George W. Stroup C. &. Bridghtman Colbert Avenue Mr. Stroup Allegheny River Stroup Tionesta Creek Derrick Dotg United States War Frank Keenan Warneng Averts Gibson & Wilson Penna Ave. B Warren Savings Bank
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