Annual Y M C A Campaign For New Members
U S Rogers directs the drive with plans for a whirlwind campaign to enroll new members. Reports will be received at daily dinners during the final week ahead.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
2
U S Rogers directs the drive with plans for a whirlwind campaign to enroll new members. Reports will be received at daily dinners during the final week ahead.
The annual Y M C A membership drive will run December 12 to 14 with ten teams of ten men. Rogers serves as campaign manager and plans call for daily noon luncheons in the Y dining room. Team captains and members will be announced soon.
Readable fragments show a cheerful view on taxes and prohibition era joke about corkscrews becoming bradawts. The note also includes a sale line: all suits reduced one third from Green and Davidson’s.
A community Mass planned at Library Theatre tonight was canceled by the organizing committee due to a flare up in influenza cases in the city. No new date has been set, and the committee has not decided when the event will be held.
Two residents of Sugar Grove have died from influenza with over a hundred ill and a village ban on gatherings. Principal Thomas Abram Olver, 32, dies from influenza and pneumonia. his wife and two daughters are ill. Funeral planned in Mansfield, Pa. Other influenza victims include Mildred Smith McIntosh and family members in nearby towns.
Well known Warren, Ohio, resident F Raisor died of wounds received in action. He had left with the local draft contingent in April and gave his life for his country.
Mrs Mary Raisor learns official notice that Private Franklin F Raisor infantry died November fifth from wounds in action. He had left Warren last April and arrived in France in June serving in Company L 307th Infantry. Survived by mother four brothers Theodore William Louis Fred and sister Belle. Theodore was recovering from wounds in late October.
Irvineton reports a grateful note of kindness as a transient worker is aided then deserts a local host, stealing a gold watch overcoat and $40. Meanwhile the steel plant expands with six new buildings nearing completion and work intensifies to meet demand. Residents question higher road taxes than in 1918 as local infrastructure faces strain.
The annual supper and meeting of the Men s group of the First Church will be held tonight in the church dining room. The Noon Club will resume at 12 50 with a reminder of a change in the schedule led by Staub. The report from the Board of Health notes sixteen cases today and plans for rooms in a home on H W Hill Avenue. Prem J l Ghering of the War School reports improved condition. Metzger, a war merchant, returns from Williamsport after a hunting trip. ROC Chapter calls urgent for sweaters to ship to boys away from home.
Fragmentary ad style prose extols red blooded men and women with driving force. Claims phosphates and rich nutrients strengthen blood, nerves, and vitality, linking to leadership happiness and achievement. Ends mid sentence with promotional boast.
The court observed a memorial session for the late Judge William Brown with remarks from Attornies Lindsey and others. Judge W P Hinvict offered brief praise and the Commonwealth’s case against Harry Johnston is scheduled for continued hearings, with Grand Jury findings reported as true and proper.
A historical notice touts Miro Pile Remedy as a decisive treatment for piles, claiming cures in days for long standing cases and including testimonials. It warns external applications offer limited relief and references a mortgage bond redemption notice from Warren Trust Company, Warren, Pa.
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