War Roll Committee Organized to Honor Warren Borough Men
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a War Roll initiative to raise funds for a bronze honor roll listing Warren borough men in military service. Committees and volunteers will canvass for subscriptions, aiming to include officers, enlisted, the wounded, missing, and decorated, with plans to display near the town hall.
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Chamber of Commerce
Warren Ween
Leutenants
W. E. Cook
A. A. Albaugh
R HL Winger
B. D. Whiting
B. V.lesser
F. C. Bogart
B. V. Yates
J. R Stuart
Frank Masaterson
Warren
Warren Borough
Washington
Pennsylvania Council of National Defense
Goblic Square
Warren County
Swick Held for Grand Jury After Accident Charge
Homer Swick of Frewsburg New York was held by Justice Sh L Amidson on a highway violation charge for a hit and run after striking Walter P Miller of Clarendon Pennsylvania near the Conewango bridge August 21. Swick posted 4500 bail with Adolph F Johnson and Frank J Lyons representing Swick and Warren counsel George B Munn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Swick
Justice of the Peace
Sh L. Amidson
Frewsboro
N. Y
Jamestown
Warren
Walter, P. Miller
Clarendon
Miller
Conewango Bridge
Frewsburg
Walter P. Miler
Gylford Barlight
James William Millard
Clare Bailey
Justice Amidon
Swick
Adolph F. Johnson
Frank J. Lyons
George B. Munn
Toll of Life in 28th Starts on Sad Errand
The Times reports the 28th Division fought near Dormans and across the Ourcq and Vesle rivers in July 1918 as Allied forces turned the tide. Captain James Henderson of Company D, Oil City, was killed by a shell around July 27, with letters recalling the loss. Major G Blaine Smathers of Grove City fell to gas, with Lt Galbrath describing peril in the 112th Regiment.
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Warren
Pershing
Times
Marne
March
Dormas
Oureg River
Vesle
42Nd
Rainbow
Sergy
James Henderson
City
Henderson
G. Blaine Smathers
Grove City
Corry
Meadville
Bradford
Oil City
Smathers
Galbrath
Gal
112Th
Two Gunman Terror Targeted by Pershing Demand
An International News Service report describes General Pershing's push to arm American front line troops with .45 caliber automatics and the revolver variant. It notes Colt and other plants ramping up production to meet wartime demand, with vastly increased outputs planned by year’s end.
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Pershing
International News Service
New York
Bowie
Golden West
General Pershing
Colt Fire Arms Manufacturing Company
Hartford
Conn
United States
Sam
Patriotic Addresses by Dr. Lari more C. Denise
Dr. Denise of the National Reform Association will deliver three patriotic addresses next Sabbath. At 11 in Irvine Presbyterian Church he speaks on The Highway to Victory, then at Garland in the Presbyterian Church and at 2:20 pm at Pittsfield Presbyterian Church on The World War for World Peace. He comes from Chautauqua New York and Winona Lake Indiana where he addressed Citizenship Institutes. Public invited to hear these talks.
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Larimore C. Denise
National Reform Association
Whih
Pittsburgh
Doresbyterian
W. W. Dins- More
Denise
Irvine Presbyterian Church
Garland
Pittsfield Presbyterian Church
Chautauqua
New York
Winona Lake Indiana
Vinol touted as remedy for bronchitis by coal miner
A coal miner Andrew J Gray claims Vinol cured his chronic bronchitis with chest and lung pain. The ad credits Vinol’s cod liver properties and tonic elements for stopping cough and boosting strength, noting availability at Siegfried’s Pharmacy and other druggists in the city.
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Vinci
Siegfried
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Warren Times
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Nie News Rsparer
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