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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1918

Page

2

History Made By Big Parade In Warren Thursday

A large Warren parade featured a Red Cross delegation in uniform with a giant American flag, followed by children of foreign-born parents with flags, and Eagle Council members in autos. The second division opened with James Town Eagle’s Military Band, then Fraternal groups. Knights Templar led the largest turnout in full uniforms, with Odd Fellows, Knights of Columbus, and Elks marching behind, carrying flags and banners. The Knights of Columbus banner read We’re all going over if they need us over there. An Elk float, bronze and colored, was pulled by Elks members. L O T M.

Red Cross Eagle Council Eagle Jamestown Knights Templar Knight Templar Odd Fellows Knights of Columbus Elks Order Fife and Drum Corps Countess of Kingston Warren Columbia Calls Fourth Ward Parent Teacher Association Dresed France Belgium Sheffield Fife and Struthers and Wells Company Kaiser Inn Hammond Iron Works Trinity Episcopal Church Frank H. Mott Lloyd S. Ruland North Warren Mr. Ruland John G. Smith Fr. McBride George Sarvie Charlotte L. Lohnes J. H. Goldstein Sons of America George Sarvis Frank F. Moore China Germany

Warren Parade and Pageant Celebrates War Effort

A large Warren celebration features a parade with numerous floats including Red Cross and British tank displays, a platform program at Trinity Church, and a soldiers’ pageant. Musical interludes, a sunlit river sporting program, and a street dance close the day, with casualty notices and a call for readers to verify local names in the war lists.

Backache and Rheumatism Pain Relief Claim

A vintage advertisement promises instant relief from backache lumbago and rheumatic pains with 20th Century Liniment. It guarantees money back if not effective, urges trial tonight, and notes Newell’s Pharmacy as supplier.

Mrr. Newell Newells Pharmacy

Opening of Pioneer Circle park in Warren by D A R

Yesterday marked the opening of Pioneer Circle at Crescent Park as a public pleasure ground for Warren and vicinity. The Warren Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution led the project under Mrs S B Walker, with the Regent Mrs W D Todd overseeing a parade of patriotic floats and war era tributes reflecting community effort and wartime spirit.

Jamestown Warren Gerald Archibald Harold Hahn Hahn Ida Schultz Joe Huamesser Vincent Steffens Walker Virginia Mater Dass Mary Winn Marshall Crull Donald Wright George Lydiatt Johnson-Sthel-Steffims-Geer Carroll MceMarrow William Hoff Roy Egan Hye Pioneer Circle Crescent Park Daughters of the American Revolution S. 8. Walker Warren Park Pennsylvania W. D Todd U. S Allies Uncle Sam J. W. Kandeil Columbia C. W. Beckley Adian J. H. DeFrees John Bull D. H. Donovan Britania R. C. Pickett France Alice Houghtling Taly Natale Scalice Joseph Cortelli Tony Spatiifer Joseph Vescio Rose Smith John Hall Thompson Linson Stebins Thomas Pressell Bruce John Alexander Stewart Jack Beckley Raymond Lauffenberger William Pollock Ben Offerlee Frederick Eaton Daniel Donovan Katherine Steiger Helen Noyes Helen Jones Annette Stone Jane McDonald Martha Sonne Clara Belle Williamson Ella Siefert Francis McKinney Binghamton

Funeral of Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Murphy

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Murphy died suddenly Wednesday morning. The funeral was held at 3 p.m. from Mrs. W. W. Wilbur’s residence on Fourth Avenue with Rev. J. W. Smith officiating and burial at Oakland Cemetery. Mrs. Murphy returned from New York. her husband sails soon for France. Emery Schuler of 116 Prospect Street, son of Mrs. E E Schuler, has arrived overseas with the Signal Corps Mine Sweep Division aboard the Aroostook. Mrs. Francis Roden of Erie is visiting her mother, Mrs. Almura Hilt.

H. W. Murphy W. W. Wilbur Fourth Avenue J. W. Smith Oakland Cemetery 8. E. Schuler Prospect Street Emery Schuler Signal Corps Aroostook Francis ‘Roden Erie Almura Hilt

All Traces of Scrofula Cleansed from Blood

An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood remedy that purports to cleanse scrofula and impurities from the blood. It claims universal effectiveness, offers free expert advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta, and urges readers to purchase and begin use immediately.

30 Swift Laboratory Atlanta S. S

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