Pretty Kinzua wedding shared vows and luncheon
Miss Laura Vilona English wed Steril Geer Atkins at the Methodist Episcopal church in Kinzua in a ceremony conducted by Rev. E. T. English and Rev. H. W. Barr. About twenty guests attended as Miss Bulah Rickenbrode played the wedding march. A buffet luncheon followed the ceremony before the newlyweds departed on an automobile trip. Atkins is to report for military service at Camp Lee Clarendon W C. in.
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Bulah Rickenbrode
Henrietta Atkins
Boyd English
English
Atkins
Camp Lee
Local residents on brief trips and returns
Lieutenant A Schofield visits the city with his parents while numerous residents depart for visits to Detroit Cleveland Buffalo and Rochester. Others return from Pittsburg Tidioute and Wellsburg as Red Cross nurse Detla Glenn heads to New York.
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A. Schofield
City
John Darts
New York City
W. J. Darts
Detla Glenn
Tidioute
Red Cross
To See 18 to Believe and a Yard Dog Warning
A humorous exchange from People’s Home Journal notes a wary homeowner questioning a dog’s temper. The seller claims the dog will chase a tramp ten miles without stopping, while the woman remains skeptical until proven. The passage closes with an appeal to readers about advertising in The Times.
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Willie
People’s Home Journal
D A R Chapter Holds Interesting Midsummer Meet
The Gener al Joseph Warren Chapter D A R met at Regent Mrs. F C Eaton's home with War Service as focus. Members praised the Chautauqua War Service Training Camp and noted extensive state and national reports on relief work and patriotic activities.
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Joseph Warren
F. C. Eaton
Hopkins
Chautauqua
Sharon Flint Dean
Eaton
Cowan
Walker
Pioneer Circle
George Folkman
State Regents
Penn
National Society
Carlyn Pellen
Ada Capellette
Josephine Scalise
Elizapeth Wilson
Lucy Bonnaine
Mrs Eaton
D. A. R. Exregents
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anthony Wayne Cook
Pennsylvials
Pennsylvania Daughters
Daughters of Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Cook
Pennsylvania Society
Red Cross
France
Red Croes
Salvation Army
Pennsylvania Socity
Pennsylvania
First
Secon Liberty
Children and Sons of the Republic Clubs
Boy Scouts
Pennsylvania Daughters of the Revolution
Women’s Division
Council of National Defense
Bastile Day bills move in Kentucky House
Kentucky lawmakers consider making Bastile Day a national holiday for this year only. Speaker Clark compares Bastile Day to the Fourth of July and urges observance in homage to France’s support of independence. President Wilson plans a Battle Day message in New York with French and British dignitaries slated as speakers. The Warren Times notes its daily circulation.
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Kley
Kentucky
Clark
Wilson
New York
Jules Jusserand
France
Lord Reading
Great Britain
Sheffield Boy Wounded in France Amid War Roll Call
Albert Lawton Thrush of Co A 23rd Infantry severely wounded on June 27 in France, the first Sheffield youth wounded there. Wayne Thrush and James A Welsh are overseas with fighters in Europe, while local families and parochial programs adjust to the manpower strain.
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Albert Lawton Thrush
Twenty-third Infantry
Sheffield
Co. A
23Rd Infantry
Sheffield Township
Army
Navy
France
Thrush
Wayne Thrush
Albert
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