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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1919

Page

4

Nurse's letter ends fierce fighting and costly deaths

A nurse writes no more righteous fights or glorious deaths as a world weary tone frames a homeward war shadow. Meantime Dr Serritl of Kel is recovering after being trapped 24 hours when a crash near the old West place left him pinned beneath his overturned auto. He inhaled gasoline fumes and sustained burns as rescuers finally freed him and rushed him to Warren General for care. Mrs J R Wilcox, mother of Robert Wilcox of Youngsville, recalls his October death and the details reach her in quiet news.”

Dr. Serritl Kel Warren General Mayburg Dr. Beiter Oil Car Serril

GC A FR Eben N Ford Post Attend Men s Meeting

GC A FR Eben N Ford Post members will attend the Men s Meeting at the Tabernacle tomorrow in a body. War ren Grange held its regi meeting this afternoon at the Kuights of Phythi hall with large attendance. Sheriff in Garland sent home described illness and flu threat. Deputy Sheriff Howerd now in charge of the sheriff s office. Frances Schimmel telegram confirms arrival overseas.

GC. A N. Ford Post the Tabernacle Torbay Warren Grange Kuights Sherigcef Sherff Garland Howerd Sheriff's

Soldier son of Private Reber Wilcox dies in France

Letter from Elizabeth Andrews of the American Red Cross describes Private Reber Wilcox’s death in a field hospital in France on October 31 1918 from gunshot wounds and pneumonia. It recounts his bravery and care from nurses and doctors, a military funeral, taps, and a grave in a trench valley cemetery. Andrews offers help to the bereaved mother Mrs Wilcox and expresses pride in her son’s service for freedom.

Dea Son Reber Wilcox Hospi France Hone Fie Dlamar American Red Cross Ile Bers Hatmania

Safe arrival of Miss Schimmeetlens in England on Carmania

Feng announces a contingent of young ladies arriving in Liverpool aboard the Carmania after sailing from New York two weeks ago. Miss Schimmlten is to begin duties in France soon while being chaperoned by Mrs. George Viant. Meanwhile city fire crews covered hydrants to prevent freezing as several schools closed due to illness and a Warren resident, Louis B. Smith, won $500 in a Maryland war garden contest.

Feng Liverpool England Schiwmelfeng New York Carmania France George Viant Chauqua Assembly Jack Shirley Alr Fredericks Maryland Warren Maryland Food Administration

Taft Aims to Force Bethlehem Steel to Honor Rulings

Former President Taft as joint chair of the National War Labor Board presses to compel Bethlehem Steel to comply with board rulings. The board grants higher wages as Taft seeks enforcement, with Navy support indicating readiness to back measures to the limit.

Washington Taft National War Labor Board Bethlehem Steel Oporation Tait Daniels

Warren Boy Veterans War Hero Receives Furhough in Warren

Henry F. Blick 21, of Warren, a Marine veteran of Chateau Thierry Belleau Woods Verdun and Lorraine, spends a 30 day furlough with his mother at 141 Myrtie Street. He earned the Croix de Guerre and a fourragere for meritorious service as a member of the 4 Company, 5th Regiment, U.S. Marines. Blick sailed to France April 11 1917 and was wounded June 11 1918 during actions near Chateau Thierry. He returned to Warren aboard the U S. S Carolin landing January 6 in New York and was furloughed at Quantico before coming home.

Henry F. Blick 4 Company Sih Regiment United States Marines Chateau-Thierry Belleau Woods Verdun Lorrine Jo iHeadland Myrtie Street Blick Warren Germany Uncle Sam Cleveland Philadelphia France New York U. S Henderson Verdun Front Lorraine Paris Chateau- Thierry Buck Gelleau Woods Althou States War Office

Warren Waits Funeral Rites For Granddaughter Bern

Fragmentary Warren notices mention Miss Bern, a granddaughter, with funeral arrangements pending. The text references local prizes for best garden in Frederick County and a Warren resident Mr. Smith known for completing tasks well. The article alludes to family memorials and a funeral record in progress.

Conservatory reorganizes departments under new director

Roberta Alen-Phillips takes charge of the Expression and Physical Culture department at the Warren Observatory of Music. She will lead public speaking and storytelling for children, teach Eurhythmics through authentic and folk dance, and implement Tsadore Duncan posture exercises with Dessarte Danish and Swedish systems. Phillips previously worked with the Redpath Chautauqua Bureau and led the Expression Department in Port Arthur Texas schools.

Department of Expression and Physical Culture Warren Oservatory of Music Roberta Alen-Phillips Columbia School of Expression and Physical Culture Chicago Phillips Redpath Chautaugus Bureau Port Arthury Texas Moth

Ships Arrive From There In Third Trench Mortar Unit

rage One reports ships arriving with units from the Third trench mortar battalion and the Fourth battalion. personnel split among Forts Crockett, McArthur, Logan, Grant, Doniphan, Columbus Barracks, Camp Nicholas and others. Wilhelmina transports and hospital ships Meres and The Comfort carry hundreds of officers, men, and wounded. Washington announces early convoy assignments totaling nearly 8,000 officers and men with engineers, infantry, medical detachments, and evacuation units listed.

Forts Crockett McArchur Logan Grant Doniphan Columbus Barracks Camp Nicholas Pueblo Ohio New York Washington State Maryland Texas Wilhelmina San Francisco Accemac Washington American Expeditionary Forces March Staf

Historic Sessiors Open With Courtyard Pageantry

Envoys arrived in a picturesque courtyard scene as a delegation fleet parked under banners. The Chinese legation car bore a new five striped emblem while officials gathered in the council room for the historic sessions, signaling a formal start amid crowd and ceremony.

Death Toll Reaches Warren Boys as War Hero Returns

Sergt Summerton reports on the casualties and bravely endured wounds near the Argonne Forest. He recalls Elizie Lynch and LaFayette Mattson killed, Fred Schwing and Rex Walker slain, and notes only a handful of the original Company I remain. He awaits formal decoration news and recounts the hazards faced by comrades.

Visi Sammerton Jersey Iron Division Argonne Forest Times the Argonne Forest New York Sun the Times Jummerrop Elizie Lynch Tidioutel LaFayette Mattson Clarendon Fred Schwing Rex Walker Appremont Varaonné Forest Sergi Summerton France Yfigny Virginia Argonne Hemp Dix Tucson G Mvembhers Company I Snjori

Words of Appreciation for Sympathy in Our Loss

The Jones family extends sincere appreciation to friends who expressed sympathy and acts of kindness after the death of their son Circle Frederick Jones in France. They acknowledge the support from home and abroad and thank all who offered comfort during a stressful time.

Frederick Jones France I Pont C. H. Jones Russell

Warren County Sunday School Association Meeting

A regional conference of Franklin Cenfer and District of Sylvania will be held Sunday January 22. Gard es will be represented and programs designed to advance types of as will be considered for the Orered Sunday School value. Leaders urge attendance for inspiration and to discuss county and district needs. Warren County Sunday School Association.

Cenfer

Jackson Speaks in Morning at Warren Event

In the pastor's absence Rev W E Staub will host a program of public spirited figures in Warren. Melvin Jackson will open the morning speaking on Armenia. Evening sessions feature three speakers on Our Returning Soldiers with notes from local officials. Government and church leaders urge support for veterans and employment efforts nationwide.

Tie W. E. Staub First Baptist Church Warren Melvin Jackson Armenia D. I. Ball B.G. Gregory C. Ww. Benjamin

Manyana Club Entertainment and Military Notes

Society items report the Manyana Club hosting friends at Mrs. D. L Ball's North Market Street home with a three course seven o'clock dinner. Also noted are military returns as Sonny Nelson and Chas. Jefe Warren have been mustered out and home, with Dorcas Hall visiting from Allegheny College.

Manyana Club Manyane Club D. L Ball North iMarket Street Sonny Nelson North Warren Dorcas Hall Allegheny College Meadville Mrs Ed. Hall Hickory Street

Travelng lipenses one resident and of solicitor

A brief notice reports a single resident and a solicitor involved in salary and party matters. The wording suggests a local record of personal status and employment relations, with no further details available in the fragmented text.

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