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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
4
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Salem Evangelical church celebrated its annual birthday last evening at Rev J F Finkbeiner's home. A literary program was presented and $16 was saved in mite boxes. Members from the circle share in readings songs and recitations.
A series of brief notes report locals traveling for business or visiting relatives. J T Brennan leaves Mayburg, J H Goldsetin heads to Marienville, R L Hadfield of Kane visits for a short time, F R Mount goes to Kellerville for a few days, and Sam Randall returns from Pittsburgh on business. Mrs Evans and son visit Corry, D W Brazington from Erie takes a three day furlough, and D Cummings returns from Allentown with family.
July 19 news from New York details the Carpathia returning with tragic sea tales after striking an iceberg. The Navy holds few facts on the Westover torpedoed in the war zone. ten officers and Adrimat Sims reportedly missing, likely killed by the explosion. Also reported: the Elysia sunk in the Mediterranean, with American destroyers destroying the German submarine involved.
The Barunga transport bound for embarkation with Australian troops was sunk by a submarine on July 15, per Admiralty. There were no casualties. Meanwhile Stevenson, aboard a convoy of 27 vessels off the French coast, was a passenger with his wife. A Stoney Lonesome Poultry Farm predictor forecast war ending within two months, citing a Canada letter claiming oat leaves marked with a B signal the conclusion before harvest.
Judge Watson D. Hinckley handed down a decision in the case Carroll N. Terry versus Fred E. Windsor. A role for judgment was discharged.
Army dispatches describe July 15 16 clashes east of Rheims with German raiders killed by bayonets. Reports recount Germans in French helmets attempting penetrations and misidentifications of friendlies. Observers note prisoners taken and ongoing Canadian and Allied counteroffensive progress near Rheims with plans to cut rail lines. Also classified notice seeks grammar school boys for part time work at Hileman News Co. Liberty Street.
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