Warren County Patriots Limit Sunday Motoring for War
In Warren County about 600 cars will remain garaged as residents heed a fuel administration request to end Sunday pleasure motoring until further notice to aid wartime gasoline conservation. Auto groups estimate four gallons per car used on Sundays, saving roughly 4 000 gallons countywide while incurring about 1 129 dollars in lost business.
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Warren
Fuel Administration
R. K. Russell
Warren Automobile Association
Russell
Times to suspend Monday edition for Labor Day
The Evening Times will not publish on Labor Day Monday to allow staff to enjoy the holiday. Publication resumes normal schedule on Tuesday with the usual printing.
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Eveing Times
The
Times
Fifteen Limited Service Men Called for Sixth Contingent
Fifteen Limited Service men will depart Warren County for Camp Trix on September 6th by train, under Call No 1195. The group includes seven Warren men and representatives from Russell, Sheffield, Sugar Grove, Youngsville, Akeley, Kinzua, and Columbus. Names listed include Henry L. Gilrman, Albert J. Arnold, Raymond A. Pierce, and others with Lance L. Burns as extra to cover possible last minute rejection.
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Warren County
Camp Trix
Warren
Russell
Shefield
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
Akeley
Kingua
Columbus
Henry L. Gilrman
Albert J. Arnold
Russel
Isaac L. Ewan
Sheffield
Raymond A. Pierce
Peres
Gilson
Millard E. Matuson
Charles J. Morrison
Jones R Daleen
Henry Dahlerm
Kia G. Darling
Frank Arcovio
George E Heible
Cistle O. Johnson
Fred F Burrows
Kinzua
George W. Smith
Lance L. Burns
School superintendents assign teachers for term opening
Superintendent Adams announces staffing for the term starting next Tuesday across multiple buildings. Names list teachers by school and subject, with principals for each facility and grade assignments. Meat markets to close at noon on Labor Day. Warren Business Men's Ass’n notes 31-11.
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Adams
Hig
R. T. Adams
P. W. M. Pressel
A Grace Petheram
Sylvia Ball
Henrietta Neerken
Martha Crandall
Elizabeth Wickstrom
Katherine E. Balzer
Margaret Bassett
Thelma Weissenborn
Jessica E. Bates
Sarah P. Thrift
Macie I. Flower
Phoebe Finley
Dora Raymond Schuler
Marie Probst
Ernest G. Beckwith
J. L. Ghering
R. E Keys
John Broderick
Blanche S. Pearse
Laura DeForest
Flora B. Smith
F. Ada Unger
Lucy C. Ferris
Anna M. Wouisky
Ellen T. Glenn
Harriet Slayton
Grace E. Thoms
Gertrude Bettes
Elizabeth Wells
Katherine Meehan
Margaret Corbin
Edith Langdale
Katherine Marsh
Mabel Ghering
Helen Noyes
Ethel Stamets
Ruth Bowlby
Fast Street
Blanche Hawlans
Jennie Holt
Camilla Henderson
Ella Houghnot
Mildred Bole
Viola Connelly
Ruth Mahan
Ruth Neigh
Fourth Ward
Blanche McClintock
Mabel Hayes
Minnie Sianson
Lulu Boyd
Nellie Owens
Ida McKinney
Eva Corbin
Sylvia Hurley
Mary Mooney
Effie Paterson
Lillian Christensen
Lucile Roofe
Evelyn V. Peterson
Alice Anderson
Victoria Bloom
Camilla Kidder
Ruth Cramer
Celestine Pilkey
South Street
Mae Moran
Emma Valentine
Zelda Maitland
Grace Mahaffey
Anna Dervin
Maye Connelly
Virginia Stewart
Mary Plane
Agda Anderson
Florence Young
Florence White
Elizabeth McClelland
Minnie Ferry
Edith DeForest
Marie Groves
Warren Business Men’s Ass’n
J. F. Emerson
Hoff Business College Fall Team Opens Sept 3
Hoff Business College announces its fall team schedule opens on September 3. Prospective students are urged to enroll by Tuesday with office hours 9 to 5 daily for enrollment arrangements.
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Hoff Business College
Warren County Vigilance Committee to Probe Pro-German Ties
A Warren County Vigilance Committee meeting last evening discussed actions against alleged Pro-German sympathizers and draft evaders. Investigations target several locals for false deferment affidavits while a Department of Justice agent is expected in Warren next week to pursue broader inquiries and potential prosecutions.
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Warren County Vigilance Committee
Warren
Department of Justice
Pittsburg
Department
United States
Draft Board
Warren County
Questions for 1845 registrants for September 12
The class of 1845 will review questions before registering on September 12. The registration card asks full name permanent address including street city county state race citizenship status occupation employer and business details nearest relative name and address. The reverse side contains a registrar report describing height build eye and hair color. Registrants are urged to study the questions to answer quickly.
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United States
Pennsy Pay Train Had Its Troubles Friday
The pay train on the Pennsy faced delays and breakdowns as it moved toward Warren. Government red tape was blamed for the slow drive wheels while Belle Valley and Spring Creek outages held up the money train. Payoffs were completed near midnight, marking the latest delay in local memory.
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Warren
Belle Valley
Spring Creek
Warren youths depart for colleges and military prep
Warren prepares for the new term as many young residents depart for colleges and preparatory schools across the country. Exemptions aid engineering students due to workforce needs. Listed are numerous male students bound for Columbia, Penn State, Pitt, Carnegie Tech, Culver, and other institutions, plus several girls leaving for Drexel and Allegheny.
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Warren
Herbert Scofield
Columbia University
Byron Knapp
State College
Hugh Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
Robert Campbell
Penn State
Wiliam Burkhart
University of Penn
Edward Denigan
University of Pittsburg
Plumer Printz—Culvert Military Academy
William Smith
Kiski Prep
Chapin Reese
Mercersburg
Robert Dennison
Albert Knabb
Donald Phillips
Case Tech
Eugene McLaren
Warren Stone
Lawrenceville
Donald Smith
Niagara University
Arthur Ostergard
wUniversity of Pittsburgh
Hamlin Eaton
Allegheny
Louis Taylor
Emory Lesser
Raymond Rodeberger
Bellefonte
Franz Clicquennot
University of Pittsburgh
Arthur Fehlman
Carnegie Tech
Elliott McConnell
Grant Lyons
Townsend Cook
Culver Military Academy
de Vere Kirberger
Anderson Schofield
Robert Adams
Oberlin
Myer Kornreich
Howard Alexander
Mercerburg
John Baxter
Issac Horton
Yale
Delivery of Telegrams to Undergo Change
Telegram service undergoes a modification affecting those with telephones who will receive messages directly over the line. others will be served via a carrier zone plan.
Efficient Telegraph Delivery Changes Arrive in Warren
Western Union Warren manager says an efficiency expert will soon arrive to implement federal approved changes in telegraph and telegram delivery. The move follows the government takeover of national telegraph and telephone lines and aims to overhaul the existing delivery system.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Warren
May Begin After Lurch In Commonwealth v Crull
Subpoenas are secured by the defendant in Commonwealth v Crull, with trial likely Monday in criminal court. The case centers on a street shooting involving Mrs. Crull and her husband, and will headline a docket of 15 cases including breaking and entering, larceny, assault, and charges of fornication, nuisance, and drunken driving.
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Commonwealth
Franklin Crull
Criminal Court
Crull
M. H. Shick
Thomas Keenan
Santa Lechery
Frank Mitchel
Harold Holcomb
Louis Morrison
Climer
Conewango
Lincoln Hunter
Eldred
Message delivery reorganization on war basis use two methods
The borough will divide into zones with telegraph offices as centers. Those with phones will get messages by telephone while others receive telegrams via post office catchers. Delivery occurs only when multiple messages exist in a zone to save labor scarce due to high demand.
War Drama Outside The Formal Dress Code
A reflective piece notes that civilian dress norms collapsed as war began. It cites a 90 percent drop in full dress suit purchases since the nation mobilized, and describes trench life as informal and neighborly with unexpected guests. The tone blends humor and realism about wartime social life.
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America
Uncle Sam
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