Military Funeral Held in Titusville for Lt George S Gedeon
The first military funeral in Titusville since the days after the Spanish American War was held yesterday afternoon for Lieutenant George S. Gedeon who died in a Curtiss aircraft accident at Mineola Field Long Island early last Friday afternoon. The young man was known to only a few in the community.
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Titusville
Titville
George S. Gedeon
Mineola Field
Long Island
Large city crowd honors aviation officer at home service
A large throng filled the Gedeon home at 526 West Oak as Lt Edson A Rowley was laid to rest. Queen City Guards and Citizens' corps led a half moon procession from City Hall with a flag at half mast. The six Home Guards served as pallbearers while floral tributes included a rose airplane from Mineola field comrades. Rowley, 42, died at his Lander residence after a brief heart illness. He is survived by wife Pearle Tathurst Rowley and three sons Ova George Harold, plus brothers Hiram and Seth Rowley.
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Andrew A. Gedeon
West Oak Street
Queen City Guards
Earle A. Griffiths
Citizens’ Corps
A. L. Hodges
Gedeon
Queen City Band
Home Guards
Mineola Field
Edson A. Rowley
Lander
Pearle Tathurst Rowley
Ova
George
Uarold
Iso Brothers
Hiram of
Ridse
Heth
Rawley
Proprieter of Peerless Restaurant Faces Sugar Rule Violation
Food Administrator W. D. Todd summoned the Peerless restaurant proprietor over sugar usage in coffee. The establishment was to be closed until September 1 unless a $50 fine was paid to the Red Cross, with a pledge to serve only one teaspoon of sugar per portion. John Vagiates, a part owner, is in the U S Army and appealed for leniency.
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W. D. Todd
Peerless
Red Cross Fund
Todd
John Geracimos
John Vagilates
United States Army
Geracimos
Food Administration
John Vagiates
Keelor funeral and Myron Nelson obituaries in Warren
Funeral services were held for Bernice Keelor at the family home with Rev. John E. Reilley officiating. Burial took place in Oakland cemetery with bearers named. Myron Nelson, a well known local youth, died at Bon Air Sanatorium after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, parents, two brothers, another brother in Camp Lee, two sisters, and a sister in this city. Burial planned in Warren with notice in tomorrow's paper.
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Oakland Cemetery
Howard Marker
George Marker
Otto Peterson
Curtis Armstrong
Harold Radspinner
Frank Barney
Myron Nelson
Bon Air
Charles W. Nelsn
Howard
George
Lloyd
Camp Lee
Virginia
Marion
Hugh Scauler
Swick Charged With Road Law Violation After Crash
Homer Swick of Warren was arrested by Warren police on a New York road law violation after a collision on the state highway near Frewsburg with a car driven by William Millard of Clarendon. The Clarendon car tipped, injuring J Walter Millard and Frank Campbell. Swick’s vehicle was also damaged. Swick denied knowledge of the collision, claiming a fast passing car prompted the incident, and he agreed to appear for a hearing in Frewsburg Saturday at 3 p.m.
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New
New York
Clarendon
Warren
J. Walter Millard
Frank Campbell
Clarendon Party
Clare Bailey
Millard
Jamesstown
Frewsburg
Pennsylvania Casualties and Leather Sale Notice
Washington August 22 casualties listed by the American Expeditionary Forces Commanding General include 11 killed in action and 81 severely wounded among others. The Pennsylvanians named include Harry J Donahue William L Gardner James Ralph Strauss John Deprez Anthony Boknos Michael Mikalonis among the fallen or wounded. A separate note urges buying low shoes to conserve leather with a half price sale at Eberhart and Miller opposite Suspension Bridge as summer ends.
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Washington
American Expeditionary Forces
Penty
Harry J. Donahue
Phila
William L. Gardner
Philadelphia
James Ralph Strauss
Franklin John Deprez Mere
Anthony Boknos
Scranton
Michael Mikalonis
Plymouth
Eberhart & Miller
Noe Rigs Quoits For Soldiers In France Effort
Due to horsehoe shortages for troops in France the M C A urges Boy Scouts to weave rope quoits for soldiers. The mitten has been supplied by the Chief Sea Scout and hundreds have already been turned in.
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France
Boy Scouts of America
Sea Scout
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Penn’a. Ave
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Geo. E. Odell
GEO. E. O’dell
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