Draft Contingent Departed Today Amid Tears and Cheers
Twenty seven youths left for Camp Lee to train for service in France. A large crowd gathered at the Pennsylvania station as mothers fathers and siblings said goodbye. The Warren county group was praised as rugged and ready for duty with the band playing and a patriotic medley echoing through the platform.
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Camp Lee
France
Pensylvania
Camp
Lee
Warren County
Depot
Pennsylvania
Mothe
Warren
Ali
Lyle Ra
John G. Smith
Blanche Partridge
Dra
Erie
Ticnesia
Dows
Washington
Baker
Gen. Crowder
Nave
Inspectors Named for County Bridge Project Review
County Commission appoints Horace Crary, W. H. Allen, and T. Conarra as viewers to examine the new bridge and report to the court. W. D. Hincksey Ltd and others approve acceptance with possible cost considerations. Draft board cautions local examiners about medical corps deployment due to Provost Marshal General notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL C. Mook
EB. M. Lowe
A. Cramer
W. D. Hincksey
Horace Crary
W. H. Allen
T. Conarra
PRAFT
Luther League Sessions Adopt Fort Wayne for Next Year
Four Warren residents attend the National Luther League Convention in Buffalo with delegates from First Lutheran church including Josephine Gregory and Clara Eckhardt. Key talks cover Christian congregations duties and the nation as moral agent. An Elmwood Music hall rally and mayoral greetings are planned.
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Buffalo
National Luther League Convention
Warren
First Lutheran Church
Josephine Gregory
Clara Eckhardt
Mary Sehu
Stanley Korb
The
Lutheran League
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Main
St. Paul Street
Fort Wayne
J. Elmer Bittie
Pittsburg
Arthur S. Hardy
New York City
Abdel Ross Wentz
Gettysburg
Middletown
William Feas
National Luutheran Committee For Soldiers and Saillors’ Welfare of
New York
Elmwood Music Hall
William Benbow
Union Chorus
Nellie M. Gould
Arthur W. Kreinheder
Andrew J. Nellis
Johnstown
N. Y
Federal government asked to find market for surplus apples
Farm manager B G Gregory has taken up the issue with food authorities to relieve a surplus of apples with no sections reporting apples. The region faced severe storms overnight with likely the hardest passes before daylight and around seven in the morning, but damage appears limited. A house on the East Side was reported damaged by lightning yet unverified.
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B. G. Gregory
Warren
Surplus Apples Pushed to Federal Market as Warren Farmers Seek Buyers
Farmers in Warren County press federal food authorities for a market for the surplus apple crop. Farm Manager B G Gregory says conditions are reviewed with relief hoped, noting other regions may lack apples this year and the government could place fruit with preserving plants or arrange new markets. Farmers await word to avoid waste and fund the hiring of pickers and packers.
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United States
Warren County
B. G. Gregory
Returns Again Word Reaches Mrs Ryberg of Pennsylvania
Mrs. Ryberg reports her son Herman has reached the Brooklyn port after another overseas trip. This is his fifth voyage aboard the U S Moccasin which has been transporting troops. In France he visited Bassins and Matens and sent photos including a camouflaged cruiser.
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Ryrberg
Pennsylvania
Avenue East
Herman
Brooklyn
U. S
Uniformed Pennslyvania Railroad Police On Train Duty
The Pennsylvania Railroad police wear full navy blue uniforms on passenger duty. They debuted in Warren, commanding the train carrying draft contingents. Uniforms feature white trouser stripes and the silver badge, symbolizing authority. Detective Merritt of Warren noted the change has been in effect about two weeks.
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Pennsylvania Railroad System
Warren
Pennsylvania
Merritt
No Sugar for Can Goods After Season Ends
A Warren County food notice from Food Administrator W. D. Todd states no sugar canning of apples after the season ends. Growers are told to refuse sugar for canning without a special permit as winter apples are abundant.
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W. D. Todd
Warren County
Warren County Publishes Fair Prices List for Consumers
The government sets cash and carry prices for Warren County with higher charges for credit or delivery. Consumers urged to report dealers exceeding listed cash and carry prices. Key items include bacon, beans, bread, butter, cheese, eggs, flour, ham, lard, milk, oats, prunes, raisins, rice, salmon, sugar, cream, and ice cream with specific cents per unit.
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Istter
Lima
Prunes
California
Warren to get many shows of note this year
The Library Theatre in Warren opens September 14 with Lyman Howe travel pictures Up in the Air With Marines. Other bookings include He How America, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Furs and Frills, Oh Lady Lady, The Wooley West, Flo Flo, The Very Idea and The Eyes of Youth. MCA boys return from Lake Erie camping trip, nicknamed Injuns after two weeks outdoors.
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G. C. Sarvis
Library Theatre
Warren
Lyman Howe
HeHow
America
Richard Carle
Klaw and Erlanger
Matt
Jef
Wooley West
John Corit
Flo
New York City
Get New Kidneys With Gold Medal Haarlem Oil
Advert suggests kidney problems warn of Brights disease and promises immediate relief from Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. Claims lifelong history and 200 years of use with money back guarantee if relief fails. Brand emphasis on Gold Medal Haarlem Oil.
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Bright
Haarlem
Enrollments Open Daily 9 to 5 Office Deadline Tuesday
Come in before Tuesday to make arrangements if you can. Office open every day for enrollments nine to five.
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W. J. Knupp
W. E. Henderson
Sheffield
Knox
Warren S . Clothing Company
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Democracy
Noyon
Fost Plaiair
Vieur-M
Paits du Rei
Luther League
Gilbert Johnson
Wendelboe
Bet Phone
Todd
Alaska
Lake Erie
Fensburg
Beecham
Boses
Hoff Business College
GED
E. S.dell
É&C
O’dell’s
GEO. E. O’dell
Penn’a. Ave
Bradford Supply
Warren, PA
Bell
Union
A. R. Black
Penn
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Bell Phone
the Times
Hoffman
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