Fatherless Children of France War Relief Adoptions List
On file at the Chamber of Commerce is a complete list of approved War Relief Associations by the Charity Organization Society of New York. The Fatherless Children of France is among those approved, with fifty nine children adopted to date and fifteen cared for in June including Germain Courtemanche and Etiennette Gabellier, among others. A committee led by Mrs A F Kottcamp offers application details and information to interested persons, clubs, societies and church organizations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Organization Society of New York
France
Warren and
Germain Courtemanche
S. S
M. E
Etiennette Gabellier
Peto
Andree Laure
Warren High School
Suzanne Laureau
Trinity Sunday School
Edmond Chapeau
W. R. Bairstow
Henriette Chatenet
Chaillon
Sewing Club
Denise Chouard
Philome
Henriette Charrier
Emma M. Aiken
Paulette Choime
KM. Andrews
Robert Choime
KK. M. Andrews
Raymond Cert
Ritenen Niub
Presbyterian
Maurice Chasseraut
Uindree Chalon
Jeanne Chalifour
Mary and
Startha
A. F. Kottcamp
E. H. Lampe
J. Crary
H. P. Stone
Paul Stewart
A. G. Eldred
W. H. Hutchins
Louise Lesser
Aliss Ethel Morrison
Helen Printz
Thresh for Victory New Appeal Urges Farmers in Drama
The article urges farmers to thresh wheat before it ripens to prevent shattering and to store it properly in barns to avoid mustiness. It stresses threshing is vital for preserving grain quality and machinery condition, benefiting the farmer and the country alike.
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U.S
Fredonia Blaze Destroys French Preserving Factory
A morning fire at the French Preserving Factory in Fredonia destroyed the plant. Arriving passengers reported the blaze lasted over an hour with limited water supply and inadequate fire apparatus leaving workers powerless as the building burned completely.
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Fredonia. Y
Patriotic Duty Emphasized for Farmers Abroad
The message urges farmers that supporting soldiers overseas is a patriotic duty no farmer can neglect. It frames the effort as essential and timely, aligning agricultural work with national service and loyalty.
Warren County Sets Fair Prices for Goods and Provisions
An approved list outlines fair prices for groceries and supplies in Warren County. Items include bacon, beans, bread, butter, cheese, flour, cornmeal, sugar, rice, canned goods, evaporated milks, oats, prunes, raisins, potatoes, salmon, lard, and meats with specific price ranges per pound, quart, or package. The list appears as a historical commodity schedule with varied cents per unit and per dozen.
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Lima
Ate DE
California
Alaska
Emphatic Cure Claim for Vigorous Living via Bio-seren Pills
An ad touts Bio-seren as a quick fix for worn out nerves and low ambition. It urges use of a seven day, seven tablet regimen after meals and before bed, promising restored energy and drive with a money back guarantee if goals aren’t met. The note lists ingredients and remarks no secret formula is hidden on the package.
Festivities Bring Quiet Fourth in Porkey Community
July report from Porkey notes a mostly peaceful Fourth with one intoxication incident. Elva Blum injures a foot after a team horse step and a wagon bump. Local visits, trips, and social calls fill the week as residents recount rides, cars, and family gatherings across nearby towns.
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Porkey
Elva Blum
Saldidas
Eiva
R. W. Burdick Sr
Salamanca
Thomas Miller
Billy Ledebur
Tionesia
Geo. Blum Tawi
Miro
Mrs
Jenn
Purcy
Oakland
Wm. Reed
Studebaker
Lizzie
Ford
Preserves and Jellies Aid War Effort at Home Front
Householders urged to preserve, jam and jelly supplies to support Allies. Modern sterilization and Paranax products reduce spoilage. emphasis on properly sealing jars with cold pack methods and coating with Parowax for safety. Grocers stock Parawax and can order it if unavailable.
Miss Bathurst and friends head to Erie for summer work
Clarendon notes Helen Bathurst Hazel Babcock and Ruth Nieson left for Erie to work for the summer. Other local moves include Mrs Bailey from Tacoma visiting relatives and several residents traveling on business or with family, plus a funeral attended by town Odd Fellows.
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Clarendon
Helen Bathurst
Hazel Babcock
Ruth Nieson
Erie
Bailey
Tacoma
Washington
Heald
Sharp
Titusville
J. M. Sharp
E. B. P. Club
War Department Lists 68 U S Casualties in Europe
Washington July 11 68 American Expeditionary Forces casualties announced by the War Department include 5 killed in action 16 died of wounds 2 from disease 1 from accident and other causes 26 severely wounded 1 slightly wounded and 23 missing in action Marine casualties total 35 with several officers named and a long roster of listed ranks and places. Our boys will junk the Junkers if or pay your Income Tax early.
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Washington
War Department
Marine Corps
Jowett, Fitch
Singleton
New York City
Irvin R. Johnson
Montgomery
Ala
George H. Yarborough
Mullins
S. C
Aaron French
Carrol
Minn
Garner
Harrisburg
Richard Baugh
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Wagoner Tipton
J. Brewer
Finier
Tenn
Ralph H. Lesser
Dorchester
Mass
Joseph P. Socia
Gettysburg
Charles Ralph Mater
Chester Zientarski
Buffalo
N. Y
Sterling Bias
Sheridan
Sidney Glenn Braman
Rosalia
Kan
Carl Raymond Burgess
Arnold
Charles Edgar Dysart
Senia
N. C
Albert Edelin
Cleveland
Ohio
Felix Elbert Elliott
Churchfield
Kys Helmeth
Albert Goetz
Renville
James W Hope
Bridgeport
Conn
Harry K. James
Bristol
R. I
Charles
Alex Swiaski
Philadelphia
Don Crandle Wade
Ogden
Utah
John Leonard Walter
Selden
William J. Wright
Chestnut Hill
Frank H. Daly
Hyde Park
Michael Bayer
Luther Bradley
Morriston
Ark
Christ W. Zarnescu
Dysart
Sask
Russell
Oshkosh
Wis
Henry L. Dowle
Chicago
John Bialock
Hamlet
Christian Boehm
Irvington
N. J
William H. Coughlin
Frank Fairclough
Beacon
X. Y
Roy J. Ford
Detroit
George O. Hamlet
Anniston
Paul
Kidwell
Berkeley
Cal
Edmond
LaBonte
York Beach
Maine
Charles A. O'Connor
Orlando
Fla
Raymond F. Schaufele
Norman D. Hutchinson
Eaton
Walter B. Pickartz
Harry Wendel
Italian and Allied forces advance in Albania
Italian troops cooperating with French forces in the Albanian offensive report capturing four towns and 1,300 Austro Hungarian prisoners. In subsequent action along the Piave, new prisoners raise Austrian losses to about 250,000 in the latest offensive, with Italians noting the surprise of the Austrian high command.
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Washington
Ciafa Dris
Giafa Glava
Ciafa Cias
Fieri
Piave
Births and incidents reported in Warren
A son born this morning at Warren General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Mack of Madison Avenue and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Linus J Sawyer of Pennsylvania Avenue East. A bazaar in Clarendon for Red Cross raised 203 23. A mail car in France struck by incendiary bomb may explain missing mail for Warren contingent. An officer’s auto crash prompts suspension pending investigation. Henry G Carlson the deserter from Carnegie Institute Training Battalion taken to Fort Niagara.
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Warren General Hospital
Richard Mack
Madison Avenue
Linus J. Sawyer
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Washington
Post Office Department
France
United States
Hundred and Twelfth Regiment
Warren
Bleakley Hill
Franklin
Bleakley
Captain Dunkie
Rocco Jegno
Oil City
North Warren Hospital
James Sutton
Emery
Fort Niagara
Henry G. Carlson
Frank Homan
Shipman’s Eddy
Co. B
Carnegie Institute Training Battalion
War Department
DeForest
Gregory mobilizes 75 workers for county farm drive
Burgess Gregory coordinates a large enlistment from city factories to staff farms this weekend. By this afternoon over 100 men had signed up with Warren Axe and Tool Company nearly fully represented. Workers travel from City Building at about 1 PM, some stay Saturday, others Sunday, with meals provided and wages guaranteed to address farm labor shortages.
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E. T. Downey
Chas. McManigel
Brookville
Jefferson County
Wm. Mellinger
Tidioute
William
Frank Rayhorn
East Hickory
E. L. Littlefield
Mr. Littlefield
Rupert
Mayburg
Kellerville i
Jalletville
Hoover Camp
Ida Fuller
Zella Maxwell
Beaulah Shay
Alice Dumond
Virginia Jenkins
Bernice Mealey
Georgia Kale
James Meaey
Samuel Oberman
Jeffery
Lois Rupert
Sheffield
N. W. Sith
F. A. Littlefield
Calleali
Claude Littlefield
Tiona
Miss Miller
Barnes
Myrtle
South Penn Oil Company
Mr. Campbell
Atlantic
Clarendon
Forest County
Cooper Station
Fred Mills
Burgess Gregory
Warren Axe and Tool Company
War Pictures at Library Theatre Proceeds Benefit Nursing Association
Sheriff DeForest County Commissioner Mook and Chief Haag guard the prisoner during a trip to turn him over to military authorities. The illustrated War Pictures show at Library Theatre Friday at 7 30 pm, with all proceeds donated to Warren Visiting Nursing Association.
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DeForest
Mook
Haag
Library Theatre
Warren Visiting Nursing Association
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Saya
Sare
News OF the County
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Ther
Adam
Aaron Spencer
South Penn Oil Co
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Gillespie
the Times
Warrenges
Vivian B. Mayo
Evanston
Joseph F. Williamson
Sebastopol
Jos. A. Lynett
Montclair
Homer W. Bennett
Ladonia
Tex
Thomas P. Conroy
Cornish
John Kokolish
Wayne
Wagoner Harry Green
George W. Barta
Big Fork
Mont
Charles E. Birk
Jersey City
Charles A. Chandler Haubstadt
Ind
Antonio Cipriano Nanticoke
Martin J. Fahey
Albert Finocchio
Clifton
William C. Fox
Auburn
George Geiss
New York
Alex,e. Grenier
Lynn
Claude Li
Hibdon
Linn Creek
James Z Kelly
Steve Kenoboles
Hammond
Steve Loseres
Parker Massingil
Ki Kland
Noah M. Milliken
Enville
James C. Peterson
Boston
Robert R. Pilcher
Ozark Ala
Antonio J. Poirier
van Buren
Martin John Ryan
Kilkenny
Ireland
Ralph L. Stratton
Des Moines
Iowa
Claude S. Corson
Dorlejston
John H. Kelly
Frank J. Endiscott
London
England
Odom P. Martin
Ringling
Okla
Jerry Vick
Robert A. Caughey
Harvey II
Paul W. Chantier
Greene
Patrick J. Doyle
Wakfield
George A. Harney
Woodson
Richard M. Henneberger
Balkans
Gregory
Warren Evening Times
Warren Driving
Fachive
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