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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
6
Erie notes the Barnum and Bailey show coming on July 4 and reports local items including a notary commission for Genevieve Moll a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Charles Lamb a mad dog scare near Vrooman and road oiling near Conewango. It covers cider trainings and local social notes with brief town happenings.
Fair tonight with warmer conditions in the southern portion. Wednesday should be fair and warmer overall, with the temperature trend continuing upward in the south.
Several men were sent to Oil City today as representatives from the Chamber of Commerce to attend a discussion or event. The brief dispatch notes a business delegation traveling to Oil City for engagement with local commerce interests.
Erie county merchants from Corry joined Warren leaders at a meeting called by Federal Food Administrator Conrad Klein to discuss the Cash and Carry delivery plan. Warren merchants praised the system, already in effect for a short time, and favored continuing it over the previous method.
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne star in The Brass Check at the Star theater today. Exterior scenes were filmed at the Bushmanor estate near Baltimore, a 150 year old mansion with 35 rooms and a large furniture collection, used to depict the Trevor home in this George Allan England story adaptation.
Reports describe hours of hand to hand fighting with German forces surprised by American actions. Yankee troops hunt for Fourth of July flags and firecrackers behind lines as rockets may be used. Paris celebration plans are elaborate. German gas and shell attacks occur but no counter assault. American bombardment continues with aviators protecting balloons and chasing enemy planes amid multiple combats. Streets of Vaux report heavy German casualties. German air raids aimed at towns behind American lines.
First class aster plants for sale at 10 Water Street with an ad date of July 1 1961 informing readers of available stock and location selection.
Important notice calls all Red Cross members to join the July Fourth parade with a large child representation urged. June meeting time and place to be announced later. Also advertised are Italian flags and violin repair services by A Rawley in Warren Pennsylvania.
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