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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
5
Copy of letter received from the United States Fuel Administration headquarters outlines potential discharge actions for Army Ground Warfare enlisted men. The notice signals administrative actions affecting service status and future postings.
The War Department suspends granting industrial furloughs under the March 16 1918 act. Commands may discharge enlisted men on application if sickness distress or urgent need in industry exists, provided the discharge does not cripple an organization. Applications proceed via the soldier and immediate commanding officer with group releases excluded.
The Titusville Herald reports a 200 pound black bear shot in Warren County by J. J. and J. F. Sterling of Troy Township. The carcass, brought on the 10 A. M. and viewed at Andy Behr's cigar store, drew attention for hours. The Sterlings hunted two weeks in Wheeler Dusenbury timber near Heart's Content and used a Winchester to dispatch the bear. They noted tame deer and plans to tan the hide for a rug. The carcas may be sent to William Penn hotel in Pittsburgh for delivery to Liam Stoddard.
President Jas A Burns delivers a stirring recital at the Library Theatre on Tuesday evening December 10 under management of Mary Olive Tsing. The rugged, sincere speaker, likened to Lincoln, recounts his shift from feudism to constructive education and the impact of his experiment in fighting fedaism.
A wartime tribute volume reflects Bishop Hughes’s reply to Edwin Markham through verse about a son who died for liberty. The poem defends sacrifice, honors democracy, and offers solace to grieving families, urging faith in memory and moral purpose beyond loss.
A 1918 Warren Pennsylvania letter by John B. Cable recalls two cousins at school, John and Sampson, in a boxing style tale. John falters under a strong foe named Cardiff while Sam steps in, delivering decisive help and revealing Uncle Sam as the decisive factor in the match.
Sheffield news notes the school board elected Rev A S Pearson president and H A Gibson vice president. influenza caused teacher absences while high school will reopen Monday. marriages of Hallie Frantz and Josephine Walker. soldiers returning home. Mrs Small injured. church notices and local meetings announced.
In a reflective passage, readers are reminded of a man who faced his fate with courage and selflessness, his departure described as noble and steadfast, a quiet tribute to a hero’s final duty.
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