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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
4
Social items describe entertainments at homes of Mrs. H L Greenland Mrs F W Mickelson Mrs C O Nelson and others plus luncheons and church group meetings. Town women plus families attend dinners picnics and motor trips with mentions of recipients and locations such as Star Brick Russell Street Trin ity Church and Camp Dix.
A string of short notes lists residents visiting and traveling. H A Turner spent Wednesday in Jamestown. Mrs John Spade of Pennsylvania visited Erie. Mr and Mrs Henry Waltz of Buffalo visit Mr and Mrs C J Marker in Fourth Avenue. T S Sheldon traveled to Kane on Bell Telephone business. J H Goldstein returned from Pittsburgh on a brief business trip. Mrs Mabel Day returned from Oil City where she visited relatives. Mrs O R Bashline of Sheffield visited Canton Street friends Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Broadbent of Dubois are in the city visiting. Dr J W Hamilton was in Sheffield on a business visit. Mrs John Knapp of Springville NY is visiting town for a few days. Mrs Clara Carter of Prospect Street went to Bradford to visit friends. Misses W Catherine Redding and Doris Cook returned from Oil City after visiting friends.
The property on Pennsylvania avenue west of Herman D. DeLong, deceased, was offered at public sale this afternoon. Morrell H. DeLong is executor of the estate. Lieutenant Elbert Sherman Waid, son of G. Waid of Fifth Avenue, has notified relatives of his safe arrival overseas after a recent furlough. The condition of Fred Hertzel of Melrose Place remains critical. Knights of Columbus degree work will be exemplified in Meadville with Franklin council in charge. A Y M C A fair program may include a comedy skit if plans are settled. Three more calls for voluntary induction were received by the Local Draft Board. Five Sheffield men from Akron applied for the special call for voluntary induction. South Side residents near cemetery crossing issue a desrved complaint.
A string white Rosary beads was found and identified as belonging to an owner who can claim it by calling at the post office reference G-18-1t.
John Robinson circus set to perform in Warren two weeks from today likely drawing large crowds as posters go up. Kenneth Millis reports a nighttime noise complaint near the yard engine and an auto chase at Hickory river bridge ends with the suspects fleeing. Private Joseph Lutton from Corry is hospitalized at Ellis Island after serving with the 19th Engineers. he reports smooth voyage and plans for home rest. Violin repair service advertised at 15 North Carver Street plus orchestra for events. Warren Times notes its circulation rivals other local dailies.
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