Paris Wealthy Men Pressured to Buy War Stamps
An item from Paris reports that two of the wealthiest men refused thrift stamps but were pressured by several determined individuals. They were told to buy Thrift Stamps before sundown, with each to spend at least 1 950 dollars. The effort resulted in the sale of 1 000 dollars in War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Tne
Paris
Mma
St. Louis Republic
Margaret Deland
New England
America
France
Forest Brush 2a Lieut Arrives Over There in Service
Forest Brush 2a Lieut son of Mr and Mrs Brush has arrived safely over there in overseas service. This is their second year in service overseas. Doings at Barnes Mrs Noblit and children of Robinson are visiting. The Alexis brothers plan a concert at the Lutheran church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Forest Brush
A. H. Brush
David Graybill
Baltimore
Wayne
Camp Edgwood
M.D
Ball Park
Grace Slater
van Ettan Ave
Do. M. Hooker
Bradford
Ruth Mathewson
Warren
Ellen Cedarquist
Frank
Stenger
James Foley
Erie
William Wamblade
Austin Hill
Arthur, Gerade
Jerome Wallaston
Ridgway
James Farrell
Alexis Brothers
Lutheran Church
Olson
Wagstaff
Philadelphia
Frank Stenger
Clifford
Ella McFarland
Liberty Loan Primer Calls Nation to Support War Effort
In a wartime appeal the piece urges readers to view Europe’s devastation with real proximity, noting progress against the Kaiser's forces and the need to sustain home front production. It stresses not a moment's delay in funding, supplies, and manpower to keep the Allies advancing and morale high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Hun
Jin
Town Notes and Visiting Figures in Youngsville
Willis Palmer and family visited in town from Du Bois. Edith Anderson welcomed safely in France. Mrs Jessia M Brown returned from a five month visit with parents in Statesville. G H Sehnell and family from Gil City spent a few days here. Mead family and Blanch Woods with Ova Schnell drove to Buffalo for fall millinery. Ruth Boatta of Duquesne visits Katherine Agnew. Dr E Mix returns from Chautaqua Lake. Bessie Chipman visits from Indianapolis. Amelia Swanson starts work at Hulls furniture. Jessie McDowell of Geneva visits R H McDowell and family. Plummer Mead and daughter noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Willis Palmer
Dubois
Fred Anderson
Edith
France
Jessia M. Brown
Inatesville
N.C
Blanch Woods
Ova Schnell
Buffalo
Ruth Boatta
Duquesne
Katherine Agnew
E. Mix
Chautauqua Lake
Bessie Chipman
Indianapolis
Indiana
Amelia Swanson
H. H. Hulls Furniture Store
Jessie McDowenl
Geneva
Ohio
R. H.mcdowell
Plummer Mead
Casualties Reported by American Expeditionary Forces
Washington lists killed in action wounded severely and died of wounds with names across many states and cities. The report includes privates from Auburn New York Somerset Pennsylvania Milan Missouri and many others, plus a note that previously missing in action is now killed in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike Babchak
Auburn
N. Y
Paul E. Bills
Somerset
Davide E. Bennett
Milan
John J. Collins
New York
Geoge PF
Meneon
Brooklyn
Emmett J. Newcomer
Pipe Creek
Texas
Frederick J. Reuter
Monkton
Corp
Andrew F. Wagner
Elmhurst
John E. Seifried
Wiley G. Sheetz
Idlewild
N. Car
Edward Smith
Durand
Mich
Mike Sushok
Homestead
James D. van Tassel
Halston
Alexander B. Vartenisian
Manchester
Conn
Frank Vennezzio
N. Plymouth
Mass
Charles Wardell
Ladd
Irvin R. Webb
Norfolk
John F. Whalen
Watertown
George F. Wickens
Malden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garment Department
Madras and
Voiles
Warren, Pennsylvania
Ing and Printing
Kodaker
Barstow
Liberty Street
Gibson & Wilson
Penna Ave
A. R. Black
Penn
Penn’a. Ave
Hachive
Story OF “Persuasion
The
Warren Times
Palm Beach
Ecru Belbriggan Union
Wwe
Geo. E. O'Dell
Penn. Ave
Soldier's Monument
Sheffield News
Liberty Loan
the Times
Gray Hanrahan
Joseph C. Gaudin
Ascension
Gray Hanaahan
Bridgeport
Harry C. Holmes
Syracuse
Kas
Jesse Hudson
North Chatanooga
Tenn
Frederick D. Jones
Ekford
McKinley Robinson
Wanseon
Luigi Satinetti
Rome
Italy
Roy H. Ackerman
Chicago
James J. Bevan
Chester
Paul Borders
Mount Herman
John J. Broadbrook
James
A. Brown
Barre
Stanford W. Burke
Scranton
William Cammer
Benaga G. Garawan
Lowland
Patrick J. Corrigan
Carlton Monroe Cowher
Mapleton
Depot
Michael James Cudmore
Binghamton
George A. Cypher
Worcester
John Joseph Dempsey
Phil
Charley M. Grogans
Lafayette
Rufus Guffey
Cabell
Victor Hamel
Willimantic
Hubert H. Harris
Winnemucca
Nevada
Joseph P. Hennessey
Point New Rochelle
William Kemock
Stroudsburg
Frank J. Keys
Dorchester
Charles F. Kittredge
Framingbon
Merle John Leipold
Thaddeus
Lewandowski
Edward J. MacDonald
Woburn
Arthur H.mcmann
Bath
Maine
Reigh A. Marietta
Brownsville
Raward Martin
N. Abington
Andrew Nodulazus
Fairfield
Louis G. Renn
Frederick
Basil H. Rice
Natick
Dominick Rogers
Danville
James J. Rooney
Maiden
William F. Ropp
Middleton
George L.rushford
Charleston
Wass
Oscar Leonard
Sandberg
Kane
Charles B. Kelly
Mayersdale
Madeline
F. E. Smith
Agnes Davis
Dunkirk
Arthur Streeter
Cassadaga, M. Es
Gracle
Knowles
Taylor & Knowles
Grindlay
Ahrenfeldt
Limoges
Jefferson
Farmington
Webster and
Minerva
Rogers
Universal
Pickett Hardware Company
Peppy
Pavania Oil
Bell
Warren, Penna
Union 247
High Prices
Syowerat
Shrthi
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