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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
4
The Big City League event set for Friday features a joint program on the history of baseball in the region. Speakers include notable figures from local clubs and organizations, highlighting community ties and athletic heritage.
Fragmentary notes urge early reservations for a Warren event. The text references fans and a committee, with unclear details about timing and participants.
All members urged to be present at a response meeting on Tuesday December 23 of importance to be chair or president. Announcement by the treasurer of the decision of the committee this week. Andrew R. Black. Third September. Also suits and coats. Dave D One third 12-4.
In Sheffield and nearby towns many short notices describe social events church meetings and family news. Gertha, daughter of an unnamed Grookville resident, is ill. Charles Horter bought the Catlin residence and moves in. four year old Othy Swanson of Brookston died of pneumonia. Influenza hits Brookston and Sheffield as Mary Wood hosts a luncheon.
The Philomel held its first meeting at Trinity Memorial with Miss Knowlton Mrs Hawks and others performing violin piano and organ solos. A reception at Mrs F H Rockwell’s followed plus a Camp-fire with remarks by Mrs Johnson and Comrades Ball Wheeler Kerr Winton and Col Gardner.
Local notes list visitors and movers across Warren and nearby towns. Thomas Austin visits Old City. Langdon of Youngsville Enterprise in Warren. families and relatives travel between Kinzua, Wellsville, Olean, Erie, Wilkes-Barre, and Florida for holidays and illness. Military and school returnees include Camp Meigs discharge and Culver influenza closures.
This health note urges calm during influenza outbreaks and advises exercise, fresh air, and cleanliness. It recommends self treatment with specific tonics and laxatives, home remedies, and dietary steps, and notes recovery typically lasts three to seven days followed by tonics to rebuild strength.
Deaths from influenza are reported for Ernest Stanton of Venture town area and for nurse Jennie J. Luce of Warren later Dunkirk. Stanton survived by wife and one child with multiple brothers. interred at Wetmore Cemetery, North Warren. Luce, born Arkwright N Y, died November 29 from influenza and pneumonia. burial in Arkwright family lot with daughters in California and Ohio relatives.
An advertisement touts Shiloh as a reliable remedy to relieve the worst cough within 24 hours, urging readers to protect health and society by treating coughs promptly.
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