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Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1918

Page

2

Draft of 2510 report to board at 3 tomorrow

The draft lists 28 young American men summoned to report to the local selective service board at 3 pm tomorrow to proceed to Camp Lee, with 3 alternates. Names span Warren, Albia, Sugar Grove, Lander, Titusville, Sheffield, and nearby towns, detailing hometowns and order of departure.

Rvice Board France Ay Vaptain Lee Moon Armory Elmer W. Anderson Albia Iowa Merle J. Scott Warren Stanley W. Fosburg Lander Martin C. Peterson Sugar Grove Homas Westland Florano Pais Mi Libera Endeavor Marvin EB. Wilkins Ray Orlando Bevier Tidioute Joseph L. Hughes Floyd C. Chambers Grand Valley Elton B. Reynolds Russell Ralph HE. Kindig Alliance Donald E. Kenny Roy A. Waite Pittsfield Clarence H. Moore Titusville Lyle R. Scherer Calvin A. Curry Torpedo Richard BE. Howard Harr E. Grinnell Sheffield Seward J. Jordan Garfield Willis G. Bouton George A. Rapp Howard C. Gifford Hobart M. Raville Albert B. Johnson Eric Selander Verrier H Belz Leon R. Gibson Pitisneld

Experienced Flyers to Be Instructors

War Department announces returning experienced flyers as special instructors in advanced aviation training. The Gosport System, known locally, tightens instructor cadet contact, giving more air time. Cadets start with ground theory, then receive in-field instruction before final line specialization.

War Department

Backache warning signals kidney trouble prompts relief

A dental adisharp warning asserts backache may signal kidney failure and urges quick action to treat the cause. GOLD MEDAL Haartem Oil Capsules promise rapid relief from kidney and bladder issues, with Holland lab claims and a money back guarantee. Sold in drug stores under GOLD MEDAL brand in three box sizes.

Holland

Warren County boy drowns at Grand Valley

Sibley Wescott, a Warren County youth, left town with a draft contingent on June 28 and met a tragic death while bathing at Grand Valley. The incident highlights local dangers during summer recreation and the community mourns the loss of a young resident.

Warren County Grand Valley Sibley Wescott Warren

Drowning at Dotyville Dam Involves Three Witnesses

Sibley Wescott aged 28 son of Henry Wescott of Grand Valley drowned at the dam in Dotyville Sunday at 3:30 while swimming with Clyde Crape. Hazel White and Mrs Crape witnessed the tragedy. Wescott, an expert swimmer, sank mid dam after cramping. Crape and the women cried for help but no one nearby could assist. About thirty men later aided in the search, locating the body seven feet from shore on a raft and drag. Wescott had recently returned from Erie exposition and was married to Onal Lanning who died years ago leaving a daughter. He is survived by his father. Burial was at Henderson cemetery after funeral at Grand Valley Methodist church.

Sibley Wescott Henry Wescott Grand Valley Dotyville Clyde Crape Hazel White Crape Miss White Wescott Mr. Crupe Methodist Opal Mattison United Brethren Church Henderson Spring Creek Road

Procd of the Job and Playwright's Self-Made Fame

A brief note mentions a friend who is a playwright and a self-made man. The exchange highlights that he always responds to calls for his work, with a judge’s remark reflecting on his reputation.

Followers of Izack Walton Planting Fish

The Warren county streams receive a semi annual fish release with over 8,000 trout distributed by the United Sportsmen. Morning and afternoon shipments totaled 60 cans of fish 2 to 3 1/2 inches long raised at the Corry US Fisheries station. Distribu tors included C R Beck Ben Dailey Leon Dunham R C Lund Minor Stewart J G Smith George Henry B G Lewton Rev W C Beck Rowley and Johnson and Mr Williams.

Warren County United Sportsman Four Mile Six Mile Tionesta D. FE. Neugren Corry U. S United Sportsmen’s Club C. R. Beck Ben Dailey Leon Dunham R. C. Lund Minor Stewart J. G. Smith George Henry B. G. Lewton W. C. Beck Rowley Johnson Mr. Williams

Big County Fair Promises Insightful County Assessments

A Warren County Board of Assessors meeting will set an even split of eight members into two groups aided by a real estate dealer and a contractor to normalize property values, aiming to equalize assessments across large holdings and homes. The Warren County fair opens next week with Patriot battlefield demonstrations by Co. M and a full display of exhibits, vehicles, and farmer demonstrations for public education and amusement.

Board of Assessors Court House J. A. Schofield Council Warren Lowe U. S Co. M Warren County

Fifteen Four Minute Men to Speak at Warren County Fair

Informing talks will be given at the Great Warren County Fair at intervals of half an hour during the last three days next week. The Fifteen Four Minute Men aim to arm the people against pro Hun propaganda with brief informational talks.

Warren County Warren Counil Womans Committee Council of National Defense Bulletin of Information Committee On Public Information Warren International Bible Students Bulletin Ganda America Pastor Russell Atlanta Department of Justice Chamber of Commerce Warren County Vigilance Committee Four Minute

Four Minute Men rally to counter German propaganda in Warren

An intensive Four Minute Men campaign will arm Warren residents to combat pro German propaganda with short, timed talks. Volunteers will deliver four minute addresses at the county fair and other grounds in the last three days, focusing on questioning sources and resisting rumor.

Parisian Sage Hair Savior Promises Lustrous Hair

An advertisement urges readers to buy Parisian sage from J. B. Mullen or druggists to restore thinning or gray hair. It claims quick results, no staining, and a perfumed, lustrous, soft look, with a guarantee of satisfaction.

J. B. Mullen Giroux

Warren Public Schools Set To Open With Small Gain

Warren public schools will open September 3 with a probable slight rise in enrollment over last term. Registration is underway with about 2a enrolled so far, and last term’s total was 2 999. Superintendent Adams announced the assignment of instructors for the next term.

Warren's Adams

Local social notes from Russell Pennsylvania gossip

Community members and visitors listed with weekend and Sunday visits. Guests include J E Neville family from Jamestown, Archie Northrup of Erie, Erene Hesch of Welland Ontario, and Grace Randall visiting from Chautauqua before Vermont teaching assignment. Birth announced for Harry Greene's daughter. Epworth League to resume Sunday services after summer break. Genevieve Randall leading with expected good attendance.

Spartansburg Will Martindale Jamestown Joseph Briggs Grace Randall Chautauqua Miss Randall Vermont Vernice Belz Warren W. BE Leo McCloskey Tidioute Paul Clinton Sweeney G. B. Hayward Silver Creek C. J. Duell Erie B. J. Duell Epworth League Genevieve Randall

Warren General Hospital Annual Report Shows Growth

The president Maygwin H. Eaton notes a year of growth despite wartime strains at Warren General Hospital. 1916-17 treated 1,063 patients with charity care totaling 13,534. 1917-18 totals rose to 1,089, charity care 12, etc. Receipts reached 41,569.05 with an indebtedness of 4,477.63. Births were 145 and deaths four. The report cites charitable costs, state aid, and rising patient numbers, ending with a benediction for guidance.

Warren General Hospital Maygwin H. Eaton Fannie M. Smith

Do's and Do Not's Timely Sugar Ration Guidance

A wartime sugar allocation advisory explains the two pounds per person per month limit and substitutes like honey or syrup, with tips for budgeting, avoiding waste, and using fruit juices for sweetness. It emphasizes reporting overcharges and the need to save sugar for soldiers, ending with a humor line from a courtroom exchange.

Food Administration United States Food Administration

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