Times Topics Arrives in France and Local Notes
Mrs. R. E. Walker of Pennsylvania reports her son Henry A. Walker arrived safely overseas. Other items note an Interior Oil and Gas well on the Deerlick lease producing about 50 barrels daily, a large Service Flag at North Warren Hospital, Larry Jonson considering Dunkirk as a wartime base, gum price concerns, a kindergarten planned by Miss Mildred Blair at 500 Liberty Street, Knights of Pythias attending a state convention in Ere, a North Warren car derailment with no injuries, Harry Batson visiting from Youngsville, the Grand Valley picnic a week away with patriotic talks, a Red Cross carnival on Jefferson Avenue, and a Mayors Gas Conference to be held in Jamestown after September 9 with plans to discuss federal control of gas supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
R. E. Walker
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Henry A. Walker
Mildred Blair
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jamestown
Samuel A. Carlson
Carlson
Public Service Commission
Troquois
Buffalo
Remarkable New Pain Killer Liniment Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement proclaims 20th Century Liniment as a remarkable pain killer for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia backache and sprains. It claims instant relief with simple bottle application no hot water needed and urges readers to buy at Newell's Pharmacy for foot comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell's Pharmacy
Venus Model at Columbia Stars Mabel Normand
Mabel Normand headlines The Venus Model at the Columbia theatre today in Goldwyn's new production. Kitty O Breein rises from factory designer to chief designer at Braddock & Company, aided by a mysterious young man who shares her ambitions and feelings as adventures unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Normand
Columbia
Columbia Theatre
Goldwyn
Miss Normand
Kitty O’brein
Braddock & Company
Kitty
Stranger
Town Council Adopts Rule On Public Service Commission Testimony
The Common Council approves that testimony given to the Public Service Commission will be considered at the conference. James town Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Public Service Commission
Jamestown Post
Beechwood Becomes Troop Train Greeting Point
Residents along the Chautauqua Lake near Celoron greet Erie rail line troop trains bound for eastern camps. At Beechwood six to seven trains stop daily as Arkansas and other western states servicemen pass through. Local young ladies greet the soldiers while trains are delayed up to 30 minutes for swims and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Beechwood
Celoron
Arkansas
Narrow escape as boy finds dynamite caps near home
A West Fifth Avenue lad uncovered eight sticks of dynamite caps filled with glycerine while playing near his home. His father John Gallagher confiscated the dangerous items and brought them to the city building burgess office, where officials warned of enough explosives to blow up the building. Greg ory took charge and disposed of the caps. Relatives are listed. Estherbelle Dunlap and Carl Iver Hultberg wed in Rev Henry White’s home with witnesses Mrs Edward Humphrey and others attending after a white satin ceremony. The couple planned a trip to Cleveland Detroit and Buffalo then to live with the bride’s parents. Mrs Carl Hultberg is the Dunlap granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallonher
West Fifth Avenue
Gallagher
Gregory
Caps
Estherbelle Dunlap
H. H. Dunlap
W. Chalmers
Carl Iver Hultberg
C. J. Hultberg
Oklahoma
Henry White
C W Swager
Hultberg
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Youngstown
Carl Hultberg
John Dunlap
Burial of Lieutenant George S Gedeon Returns Home
Remains of Lieutenant George S Gedeon killed at Mineola aviation field were escorted to his parents home by eight Citizens' Corps members. Funeral services followed at 2 PM at the family residence with military honor by Citizens' Corps and Queen City Guards, and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S Gedeon
Mineola
S. 1
John F. Mullaney
Gedeon
Citizens' Corps
BE. L. Cimmins
Andrew A. Gedeon
West Oak Street
Citizens’ Corps
Queen City Guards
Austin J. Rinker
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Woodlawn
Local officer recalls Titusville aviator death
Lieutenant Mullaney, who accompanied Lieutenant Gede's remains, said he knew the young men and regretted the untimely death. He noted the crash was not the pilot Titusville accident, expressing sympathy. The Times notes Warren County daily circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullaney
Gedeon
Titusville
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Government
Liberty
Warren National Bank
Star Theatre
Tom MIX
Harold Lloyd i
Mary Miles Minter
First National Bank
Warren, PA
Warren Savings Bank
Citizens National Bank
Warren
Warren Trust Company
Maren Times
Interior Oil and Gas Company
Deerlick
State Hospital
North Warren
Larry
Jonson
Dunkirk
Knights of Pythias Lodge of Warren
Stand Lodge
Seventh Avenue
Batson
Harry Batson
Youngsville
Mr. Batson
Herald
Grand Valley
Staub
First Baptist Church
W. D. Todd
H. N. Reist
Jefferson Avenue
Red Cross
South Portion
Art
Ack
Playing With
Remaus
Goldwyn Features
Wm. J. Flynn
United States
Secret Service
the Kaiser
Robert Fay
Germany
Wm. S. Hart
Madras
Ildren
The
Warren Times
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
the Times
Warren County
A. BR. Black
Ave
Geo, L. Folkman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!