Erie society items feature lectures and gatherings
Warren residents enjoy a Hotel Lawrence stay as Leroy B Campbell lectures on music at Villa Maria Academy. Local groups host missionary tea, W L M club knitting, and a dinner in honor of Major Bordwell. Housewarmings, club meetings, picnics, and Red Cross sewing fill social pages with names and places across Warren and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Leroy B. Campbell
Warren
Lawrence
Campbell
Warren Conservatory of Music
Villa Maria Academy
Florence Wagner
Warren Conservatory
Mrs Campbell
East Twenty-First Street
Erie Dispatch
W. L M
Aildred Nelson
Maple Street
Alice Anderson
Wilcox
Personal items from the region travelers and visitors
Local notes list residents and visitors departing for business trips and visits. Alfred Schellhammer left for Chicago. Father Joseph Diamond returned to Driftwood. Harold Harris travels to up river points en route. W A Cleveland goes to Salamanca. M K Gehr to Olean for Union Telephone. Mr and Mrs E Dixon and daughter visit from Indianapolis. Mrs J R Burham and family head to Wilmington Delaware. Mrs Paul B Stewart to Bradford then New York trip. Mrs James Brann returns from Naval Aviation graduate Maurice Brann. Mrs George Hoagland travels to Oswego after Tulsa visit. Starr Hawkes arrives from New York for a few days with parents before draft. Mrs Perry D Clark and daughter in law join Carl Clark’s family from Camp Lee.
AmeriGar and French Hold in Latest Champagne Push
American and French forces continue near Jaulgonne and north of the Marne amid stubborn combat. No major line changes in 24 hours as Allied troops contest gains. French reclaim some first line trenches in Champagne while reporting no gun losses. Germans claim 13 700 prisoners, but Allies say over 2 000 taken, Americans accounting for about two thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaulgonne
Marne
Champagne
Epernay
Roosevelt Big Stick paper cutter raised to aid aviators
The silver Roosevelt era paper cutter once used to pound political bids is now a prize of the Treasure and Trinket Fund at 259 Fifth Avenue New York. Mrs. William Allen Bartlett arranged its gift from Oyster Bay via Girl Scouts to fund flying equipment for U S aviators fighting abroad. Proceeds from the sale or melted value of valued objects support overseas air missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore Hill
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
William Allen Bartlett
Aviation Committee
National Special Aid Society
Fifth Avenue
New York City
U. S
Bartlett
Oyster Bay
Uncle Sam
Local injuries and notices in Titusville area
Reports from Titusville mention several injuries and health updates including a man named Larson possibly injured and taken to Hamer Hospital, Mrs. Homer Conner improving from bronchitis, Frank Dove recovering at home from blood poisoning, and Charles Carlson celebrating an 86th birthday despite paralysis. Other items note possible relocation of Wm. Muir, and a Erie Dispatch report of Herbert Lawson struck by a car in Erie. John Ugard suffered a deep arm cut after a bicycle collision with a touring car on Pennsylvania avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamer Hospital
Butts
Larson
Charles Carlson
Conewangzo Avenue
Carlson
Warren
Wm. Muirj
Titusville
Erie
Erie Dispatch
Herbert Lawson
Russell
Keystone Training School
Fred Buts
East Twelfth
Tenth and
Peach Streets
Lawson
John Ugard
Knobb Barrel Works
Eon Abbott
Ugard
Pennsylvania Avenue
Abbott
Bradley Avenue
Mr. Agard
Dr. Haines
Funeral Notices for Mrs Danforth and Mrs Brady
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Danforth will be held at her East street home with Rev L L Swigher officiating. Mrs Grace Mabie Brady of Tidioute is dead at Hikins West Virginia. funeral today in Elkins with interment there. Mrs Fred Gibson of Linwood St is recovering after surgery at Warren General Hospital. The Times reports its circulation rivals all Warren daily papers combined. Investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Danforth
Margaret Dansforth
East Street
L. L. Swigher
Methodist Church
Smith
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Danforth
Company M
Mount Gretna
A. States Brady
Hikins
W. Va
Grace Mabie
Nancy A
W. H. Mabie
Tidioute
Pleasantville
Alfred States, Jr
Caroline
Mary Margiaret
Elkins
Fred Gibson
Linwood St
Warren General Hospital
Times
Warren Daily
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Baker and Johnson
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Piet Lutheran
Henry Highhous
Highhouse
John Werle
William Highhouse
B. P. Schuler
Major Bordwell
Herbert Stone
C. E H. Bordwell
Warren County Bar Association
A. E. Eldred
Conewango
Charles Greenland
Fourth Avenue
Greenland
George B Roberts
Baltimore
Anna. Miller
fFirst Baptist Church
Ozro Nesmith
Jamestown
J. P. Parklar
Water Street
H. L. Greenland
Star Brick
jCamp Wanda
North Warren
Ray Bimber
Swastika Club
West Review
Lady Maccabees
Leon Eberhart
Portsmouth
Ohio
Society Myron
Swedish Congregational Church
Afrs. Gust Swanson
Russell Street
Massey Harris
Johnstons
Burchplow
Bell
Union
Jamieson
Warren, Pa
Ing
Kodaker
Bairstow Studio
Liberty Street
Berger
Athletic Union
Johnson
Clothier Liberty
St. Warren, Pa
Bradford
Byers
Wrot
New Bedfords
Tiona
GEO. E. O'Dell
Galiteas
Palm Beach
GEO. E. O’dell
Penn’a. Ave
New Bridge
A. Erent
W. B. Reynolds
Connelsville, Pa
Alfred Schellhammer
Chicago
Joseph Diamond
Driftwood
Harold Harris
W. A. Cleveland
The
Force
Salamanca
M. K. Gehr
Olean
Union Telephone Company
E. Dixon
Indianapolis
R. EH. Keys
J. R. Burham
Annel
Davis
Wilmington
Delaware
John Siggins
S. Eb.walker
Russell and Akley
Warren County Food Conservation Committee
Paul B. Stewart
Carl Dresser
New York
Long Island
Atlantic City
James Brann
Maurice
Naval Aviation Department of Boston Techs
George Hoagland
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Gertrude
Emma Fehlman
Oswego, N. Y
Starr Hawkes
Perry D. Clark
Lntlaw
Carl Clark
Camp Lee
Amerigar
W.osit
Times Office
Main Street
North
Venturetown
Warren Refining Co
Penna Ave
West
Reed Baby
N. Warren
C. F. Bartsch
Onondaga Avenue
Salberg Hotel
Ridgway, Pa
Homer Conner
Lincoln
Mue
Frank Dove
Elm Street
Mortuary Record
Newseaprreb Rihiye
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