Local Society Notes From Warren Area
Society and personal items recount visits and travel in Warren and nearby towns. Names include Miss Thiel Deags, Miss Mary Kelli, George Faull, and Laura Elmer Alankssa. weddings and engagements noted with Crooks Whitman ceremony. gatherings honor M M Dunham. multiple travels to Cleveland Pittsburgh Erie and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Faull
Sur Run
Fonulkrods
Springer
Camp Lea
Salamanca
Henry Ered
Anil Dang
Laura
W Elmer Alankssa Warren
Outside Districts Hit War Work Drive Totals
Figures released by the committee show Warren area districts raised funds for United War Work. Notables include Chandlers Valley Rev J A Carlstrom and Herbert Evans, with totals ranging from fifty to over eight hundred dollars and a grand total of 16 544 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Berger
B. Qweas
Isa Sacre L. Ford
John Titus
Conewango
C. A. Wheelock
J. B. Hazeltine
Chandlers Valley
J. A. Carlstrom
Brokenstraw
M. Braily
South West
L. J. Crippen
John W. Anderson
Grand Valley Boro
W. G. Childs
Eldred
Pine Grove
W. B. Hale
Brokens Cooney
Spring Creek
Anne Hutchinson
Tiona and Weldbank
J. C. Logan
Bear Lake
Guiliani
Goldn the Head and Gatarrh Cured Overnight
An advertisement claims Goldn cures coughs colds and bronchial trouble overnight by dissolving a small amount in the mouth. It promises relief from catarrh after a week to ten days and recommends a jar for mothers to keep for snuffles sniffs and croupy coughs. It offers money back if expectations are not met and lists Newell's pharmacy as a supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell's Pharmacy
Health warns TB risk rises after influenza surge
The Pennsylvania Department of Health issues a grave warning about rising tuberculosis danger as influenza patients recover. Dr. B Franklin Roy urges immediate medical exams for lingering symptoms and notes free tests at state tuberculosis dispensaries reopen after the influenza epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Health
Pennsylvania
Danuger
Aie Department of Health
Health Department
B. Franklin Roy
Commonwealth
State Department of Health
Red Cross reports death of Private Fred Schwing
The American Red Cross informs Mrs. Mary Schwing of the death of Private Fred Schwing of Company I 112th Infantry American Expeditionary Force. He was killed by a shell while sleeping and had helped carry wounded earlier. The letter offers sympathy and praise for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schwing
American Red Cross
Fred Schwing
Schwing
112Th Infantry
E. F
Red Cross
Invisible wounds prompt PA effort for tuberculosis care
The article highlights soldiers returning disabled by modern warfare and influenza related tuberculosis. It notes the Red Cross tuberculosis stations in Europe and calls for expanded U S sanatoria capacity. Northwestern Anti Tuberculosis League operates Bon Air and Grand View Sanatoria in Pennsylvania with public donations urged to fund new huts and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Samuels
S. C
U.S. A
Yantor
United States Army
American Red Cross
Europe
America
Northwestern Anti-Tuberculosis League
Pennsylvania
Bells Camp
McKean County
Grand View Sanatorium
Oil City
Venango County
Red Cross
C. G. Dorn
Bradford
Bon Air
Hall of Healing
Attention Comrades Annual Post Inspection Notice
The Annual Inspection of the Post will be held Thursday evening the 5th at six o'clock p m. Comrades and their wives are requested to assemble at the post-room for lunch followed by inspection exercises. By order of Commander J E Wheeler Adjt. 12-38-21. fvverybody reads The Warren Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wheeler
Adjt
Unable to Strike a Lick Yet Tanlac Restores Painter
Ben N. Lively, a Philadelphia painter with Kayser and Allman, says Tanlac cured his nervous dyspepsia and stomach troubles. He reports improved digestion, appetite, sleep, and energy, claiming he can work again and feels "like a boy in the morning." Tanlac sold by Siegfried's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Ben. N. Lively
Kayser & Allman
Philadelphia
Siegfried
Bio-seven promise of health for nervous women
An advertisement claims Bio-seven can transform weak anxious women in two weeks with a regimen of seven days plus ongoing use. It touts vital ingredients Lecithin and minerals, promises clear skin and sparkling eyes, and warns physicians the formula is secret but listed on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bio-seven
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Water Street
Sarak
Johuson
State
Swissvale
Phil Yotekay
Thiel Deags
Mary Kelli
Laren
Sar Mares Brug Ret
Jackson
Dre
Charles Dietath
Onondaga Avenue
Crescent Park
Clevelant
Crooks-Whitman
Charles Crooks
Limestone
Vinnie Whitman
Kinzua
Rev. L. L. S
Winona Everett
Hinzua
Fen
M.M. Dunham
Feast S Lodge
M. M. Dunham
Biss
Watson
Cleveland
Willard Freeman
W. C G. Watson
Ernest W
Marion
Ohio
Mr. and
Myre
Frank Martin
Pittsburgh
Frank Wolfe
Erie
P. Kulu
William Smith
Robert Dennison
John Baxter
Wiekiminetas
Joseph Sullivan
Jane
8. Schmidt
New Bethlehem
M. EB
Albert Tertzel
Burdette Wolfe
Wausson
Crawford Blair
Richard Stewart
Columbus
C.om. McCloskey
Sailsbury Wheel Company
Jamestown
Pearl Keller
Elva Snor
Nellie Berth
West End
C. L. Chapin
Springfield
Mass
Lewis Jamieson
Third Avenue
Margaret Browne
Benefit Association of the Ladies of the Maccabees
Scranton
Nellie
Spots Wilson
Carlisle
England
Eat Wilson
Onatle
Urche
Limestone Township
Basin Bank
W. CG. Averill
Garber
Johnson
J. Warden
G. L. Sager
Clr
MefKean
Pvt
W. R. Castle, Jr
Hickory St. Warren, Pa
Grandview
The
Warren Times
Baker and Johnson
Adams, Sheraton
Jamieson
Huyler
Walker
Newell's
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