Ludlow triumphs in season opener at Sheffield Ball Park
BheMeld July 11 Ludlow defeated Sheffield 3 to ? in the first baseball game of the season at Sheffield Ball Park. Merle Gilson missed the game with a knee issue. Epworth League social and other local notes follow, including visits from Doris and Robert Corbett and a well attended I O O F dance. The Warren Times boasts wide circulation in Warren County.
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Tannery Town
Ludlow
Epworth
BheMeld
Sheffield Ball Park
Merle Gilson
Gilson
Epworth League
Evelyn V. Peterson
Ray Henderson
Doris
Robert Corbett
Pittsburgh
W. E. Henderson
Fred Carlson
Myrtle Norman
John Carlson
Laura
Phyllis Fleck
Mayburg
Soldiers letter from France describes farm life and motion language
Ed Ryberg, with the 366th Ammunition Train, writes from somewhere in France about moving among farms, learning French by motion, and the rough but pleasant life of soldiers there. He notes oxen, scarce horses, wooden shoes, limited stores, and villagers tipping hats as Americans pass. He closes with reflections on bravery, calmness, and judgment in victory.
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Mias Orpha Ryberg
Edward Ryberg
France
Ed.ryberg
Phospated Iron Restores Health, Booster Says
A man who recovered from a nervous breakdown credits Phospated Iron with restoring energy, color, and mental clarity. He reports immediate improvement after taking capsules, urging professionals to use capsules only and avoid pills, via Siegfried's Pharmacy.
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Iran
Bill Clek
Siegfried
CAAT Leaves at £75 Pw for Camp Thomas J Stewart
This evening at 8:26 the Pennsylvania Reserve Militia Warren platoon will depart for the first annual encampment at Camp Thomas J. Stewart Mt Gretna PA. The Bradford platoon will join at Johnsonburg to form a full company under Lieut Dunn. The unit will report to Brigade HQ at 8 tomorrow morning with full gear and a tight schedule of reveille mess drill and parades. Contacts for members are listed through Captain Danforth and officers, with addresses for correspondence at Camp Thomas J. Stewart Mt Gretna Pa.
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Pennsylvania Reserve
Thomas J. Stewart
Mt. Gretna
Warren
Johnsonburg
Bradford
Co. M
Lieut Dunn
Mattoo
J. T. Danforth
Albert Knabb
F. C. Bofart
Merle W. Rossell
Westland C. C. Rossell
CC. A. Dahl
Harry Cogswell
H. D. Hanna
Samuel Cos Mano
Northrop
C. H. Reynolds
F. M. Roller
Strong L
Westland
E. B. Whiting
W. B. Wilson
G. C. Wright
Warren Platoon
Mamie
Tees Eee Renee Eee Co. M
Third Infantry
Pennsylvania Militia
Gretga
Warren Boy Wakes Fourth Trip Across Returns Home
Herman Ryberg son of Mr and Mrs John Ryberg from Pennsylvania Avenue East has arrived in New York after his fourth voyage across the pond He visited Saint Niagaire and Nantes France during the trip and is now on the sick list with two broken arches He served as a gun pointer on a six inch gun and fired seven times at a submarine likely not seriously hurt
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Herman Ryberg
John Ryberg
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
New York City
Young Ryberg
Warren
St. Niagaire
Nantes
France
Ryberg
New York
Paris Star Catches Jerry Letter From France 1918
A World War I letter from Bill Paris, a Butter-Kruss catcher in the 112th U.S. Infantry, describes life in the French billets near Paris, bombardments, pay, milk and eggs costs, and learning French. He notes mail delays, planes and shells, and a dog resembling Bruce.
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Bill Paris
Warren
Bill
Paris
Butter-Krustss
France
Liverpool
Camp Hancock
Jerry
Bruce
Tanlac praised by Erie athlete after stomach relief
H Mason of 1306 State Street Erie says Tanlac restored his stomach after catarrhal illness and a cold worsen his strength post boxing. He reports better digestion and sleep and claims Tanlac makes him ready for life’s battles, with Sieg’s Pharmacy selling it locally.
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Tanlac
H. Mason
State Street
Erie
Harlem Athletic Club
Siegfriend
Amusing tale of Tom Mead in Sir Henry Ivings troupe
Norman Forbes recalls a Laughing episode with actor Tom Mead in the Sir Henry Ivings company. Mead’s booming voice and mispronounced lines lead to a comic miscue that ends with a corrected at the next show. Also notes salt market profits amid abundance and a salt famine unlikely.
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Sir
Henry I Ivings
Tom Mead
Mead
Sir Henry
Mr. Mead
Bureau of Mines
United States
Popular Science Monthly
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