Big Annual Picnic At Grand Valley Odd Fellows
The Grand Valley Odd Fellows hold their big annual picnic on Wednesday August 28 at Main's Grove. Thousands are expected with a noon basket picnic and platform exercises at 1 15. Rev W E Staub of Warren will speak on Odd Fellowship Day. Music by 12th Separate Company band and Joseph R Spacha will perform.
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Grand Valley Odd Fellows
Williston P Wood
C. L. Alfen
First Baptist Church of
Warren
Patrio Gwen
Bubjet
Odd Fellowship
J Wn
Joseph R. Sfacha
Jon
Tim
Ocean Line of Fine Music
Patnam Pamil Reunion at Sundar Home Reported
A Patnam Pamil reunion was held at Sundar on Saturday with Mr aid Jirs. Ho Mino. hosting. Attendance included many members and a dance party planned for the evening with music and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patnam Pamil
Mr Aid Jirs
Ho Mino
Sundar
Tequeste
Lo Dang
Wwe Ce Sugar
Personal items from Warren society column
Miss Marion Sleeman went to Erie yesterday and will reside there. Ross A. Walker of Oil City spent the day with his Warren parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith expect to return from a month in New York. Miss Mildred Hubbell of Union City visits Miss Rocena Buerkle on Jackson avenue. Miss Nettie Henry of Tunnville stays with Mrs. May and Viola Connolly in North Warren. Violet Miller of Philadelphia visits grandfather John Burr in North Warren. Mrs. Clara Cable and Dr. E. L. Baldwin returned to Pittsburgh after visiting Mr. and Mrs. al. Kennedy of Beech street. Phine Rankin returned home after visiting Mrs. Harvey Banghart of Broeckston, Vermont. Miss Ellen Jacobson, guest of Mrs. Ludwig Peterson on Irvine street, returned to Erie. Prof Mooney and wife of the Warren Conservatory of Music left for a week’s visit with relatives in Clarion. C. E. Rhodes, Pennsylvania Railroad agent in Warren, left for Erie on business. Mrs. WS. Porter of Lander, ill, returned home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens and son Frederick of Jamestown, N. Y. visit the great grandmother of Mr. Stevens. Mr. A. Kelly of 16 Schantz street. James Miller, baggage master at the Pennsylvania station, with his family, left for Marionville and other Forest county towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Jerry Borden
New York City
Mabel
Red Cross
Miss Borden
Camp Dix
N. J
Berlin
Harold Stroup
Tyler Stroup
Austin Hill
L. M. Barnard
Sheffield Board of Education
Henrys Mills
Goldie Hickey
Hugo Carlson
Warren
Sheffield Friends
Carl Ryberg
Corry
Anna Teliff
Stanley Teliff
Erie
Frances Pinney
M. E
Tiena
Indian Springs
Nellie Wamblade
D. R. Mainwaring
Lois
Kane
Laura Smit
M. L. Hirag
Pittsburgh
Yesteray
P. J. Swain
Barnes
Buffalo
E. EB. Lundquist
Wm. Finnerty
D.R. Mainwaring
Navy Yards
Clifford McFarland
R. E. McFarland
McDowell
Olean
N. Y
Frank Keily
Harry Jefferson
Clifton Springs
Jefferson
Simon
Tulsa
Okla
Windsor
Bingham
Frank Kelly
L. Pinsler
Philadelphia
New York
Proclamation urges restrained Christmas giving nationwide
The Executive Committee of the Pennsylvania Council of National Defense and Public Safety urges thrifty observance this Christmas. Citizens should avoid extravagant gifts and ensure purchases start by December 3 to ease congestion and support merchants with fewer staff. Public publicity and discussion are urged to promote the plan.
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Pensylvania Council of National Defense and
Committee of Public Safety
Christies
Tle
Bali
Chanman
Warren Co
Job Offers and War Time Farm Work in Warren
Advertisements urge residents to apply for farm labor with good pay and free housing. Short term service and full month duties available, offering savings opportunities and garden produce. Mentions war related harvest needs and a neighbor’s wartime service, with casual notes about home tasks and local areas.
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Alan
Co operation in Stamp Drive Now Promised
Warren businessmen and Harry Conarro pledged to push thrift stamps and certificates toward the county quota after the Liberty Bond drive. The group criticized the outlook for reaching the $988,000 quota, noting only $200,000 raised so far, and urged banks to support thrift as a tax relief.
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Warren
Harry Conarro
Warren County
Chamber of Commerce
John J. Burke
Pennsylvania
Leo Griffith
Robert W. Egan
Pittsburgh
A. J. Hazeltine
Warren Savings Bank
H. Lampe
Warren National Bank
Lampe
How Old Are You By Your Hair
Ad offers Parisian sage liquid from J B Mullen's to treat faded dry or falling hair. Claims include stopping dandruff itch and promoting new growth with a guaranteed money refund. Describes sage as safe easy to use and perfumed for lustrous heavier appearing hair.
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J. B. Mullen
Sheffield GIA Going to France as War Nurse
Sheffield notes Jerry Borden leaves for New York to bid farewell to daughter Mabel who sails soon as a Red Cross nurse. Humble tributes to Miss Borden praise service and patriotism as locals update events from school board meetings to hospital visits and town daily life.
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Sheffield Gia
France
Jerry Borden
New York
Mabel
Balloon Man a Feature of the Far Warren County Fair
The Warren county fair opens in early September with Secretary Lowe guiding preparations for four busy days. Highlights include a balloon man, a sham battle with infantry and machine gunners, acrobats, racing horses, and a state exhibit on sheep from the Agriculture Department.
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Warren County
Lowe
Warren
State Department of Agriculture
Science and humanities orbit distinct human concerns
A quotation contrasts science focusing on stars distances and flea parasites with art literature and religion addressing mankind, the elemental, universal and eternal, the dreams and defeats of life.
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Dallas Lore Sharp
Atlantic
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Proclaimed Cure
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal remedy for stomach, kidney, liver and bladder issues. It warns against delaying treatment, claims long-standing use, and guarantees results with money refund if unsatisfied.
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Haarlem
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a guaranteed treatment for rheumatism and related pains. It claims to penetrate muscles and joints, improve kidney and liver function, and purify the blood with a week of treatment priced at 60 cents or one dollar. Sold by Siegfried's Pharmacy and others nationwide.
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Siegfried
Kistc
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Charles Frederik Tochtrerman
Alfred Tochterman
Youngsville
Stewart Wood
Joan Clark
M. Schwing
Margaret Rader
Ohio
Charles
Mae Edwards Miller
Alvin Edwards
E. Q. Edwards
Oil Creek Stowroulh
Opal Miller
Southwest Township
Austin J. Rinker
Maria Edwards
Cecil Harrison
White Oak
Chamon
Epworth League
Cpworth League
Pre - Methodist
Yen Plecan
C. Picnic
Conewango Circle No. P. H. C
Fred Lauffenberger
Cranbrook
North Warren
Conewango
State Hospital
Thas
Tiestet
Nhewsra Pr
Shactive
Marion Sleeman
Ross A. Walker
Oil City
J. W. Smith
Mildred Hubbell
Union City
Rocena Buerkle
Jackson Avenue
Nettie Henry
Tunnville
Violet Miller
John Burr
Clara Cable
E. L. Baldwin
al. J. Kennedy
Beech Street
Phine Rankin
Harvey Banghart
Broeckston, Vermone
Ellen Jacobson
Ludwig Peterson
Irvine Street
Mooney
Warren Conservatory of Music
Clarion
C. E. Rhodes
Pennsylvania Railroad
WS. Porter
Lander
A. G. Cook
William Stevens
Frederick
Jamestown, N. Y
Stevens
A. Kelly
Schantz Street
James Miller
Pennsylvania Station
Marionville
Forest County
BR. OG. Gregonry
Bensenhurst
Horace Crary
Pershing Tdmit Club
Hazeltine
Mr. Burke
Sele
Board OF
Times
Warren Daily
Balloon Man
FAR
Berger
Umbrella
Baker and Johnson
Progressive Store
Bell
Penna. Avenue
Union
Warren, Pa
United States Food Administration
Wally Teed
Tore
Ranto
Warren Times
Ipa
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