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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1918

Page

6

Enlistments Rise as War Draft Quota Set for Syracuse

Reynolds Johnson Edwin Mark leave for training for the war effort. Local men from Warren County enlistments include Atton Meier Fulmer Harold Fro all from Scandia and Welling ton of Canton street becoming machinist in war artillery. The State Draft Bureau cites a quota of 12909 men to entrain for Syracuse during a five day period starting July 29.

Ton Meier Biig Fulmer Harold Fro Scandia Oliver Rakor Wellingeton Canton Street Syracuse Ndoy Warren County Warren Boy Boston East Middle Harry KX. Olson Meade Calvin Austin Gog. Dingley Gov. Cobb Shipping Board Milk Street Indy Julia ©. Slater Thomas O. Slater Co. B 12Th N. J. Infantry Department

Narrow escape as auto overturns near Grand Valley

A Titusville berry party escaped serious harm when W. T. Mead’s automobile tipped over on a hill near Grand Valley. Mrs Mead, Miss Florenie Mead, Miss Dorothy Mead, and Mr Hemphill were riders. Hemphill was most seriously injured with a head impact, wrist sprain, and bruises but recoverable. others suffered only severe shaking. The car rolled backward after power failed as they returned home.

Titusville Grand Valley W. TL Fhrook

War Casualties listed from American Expeditionary Forces

The War Department announced casualties from the American Expeditionary Forces including sixteen killed in action and fifteen died of wounds. Seventy eight total casualties include five killed in action and 22 missing in action with numerous wounded and listed officers. The report names Lieut Quentin Roosevelt and Lieut Thomas W Ashley among officers, with extensive lists of privates and corporals from multiple states.

Hun- Washington Julia Tenty Casua War Department Maries Marine Corps Acion Quentin Roosevelt William B. Peterson Omaaha Neb Aston P. Anderson Bir- Ingham Thof Northon Wive Kansas City Thomas W. Ashley Deerfield Mass Army

List of soldiers with statuses and addresses

A long roster lists Corporals, Privates, and Sergeants with unit statuses. Died of disease Corporal Jerry Wade Chicago Ill. Wounded in action severely Private John Moss California Ohio. Many names and hometowns across Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Pennsylvania Texas and more. The item ends with a local business notice and an advertising prompt.

Douglass Gammons Tampa Fla Harold Agnew Sampson Richmond George A. Benson Weehawken N. J Lawrence L. Bourgeois Lyons Falls Arnold Doe Jackson Raymond M. Geigle Waterbury Corn Arthur Daniel Hill New York Howard W. Mortenson Parkers Prairie Minn Orfonso Pearson Gridley Calif Vincent Jacob Stenger Kenova Arnot Dyrdl Spring Grove Sam Johnson Rathwood Frank L. Mitchell Livermore Falls Maine Hirman Rich Burgess Store Northumberland County Jesse Walton Culbert Jan Jankowski Fulton Street Chicago William WN. Work Covington Jas Barton, Jr Quincy Mass Arthur O. Boyanton Magnolia Arthur Davis Forest City Elgie G. Fields Cartwright Texas Jack Hicks Canton N. C Claude W. Horn Cobden James Sheffield Groveton Tex William KR. Wade Lady Smith Wis John K. Hartnett Preston Lewis A. Sisson Inkister Joseph Antonio North Wood William A. Bannon Hoboken Charlie Beck Durham Delbert S. Beeman Wilkesbarre Joseph L. Betrand Nashua N. H Frank J. Brown Jameson Joseph Brundige Roxbury Michael J. Caveney Jersey City John D. Condit Heber Springs Ark Angelo Crisafulli Olean Edward J. Crowell Belleville N_ J William T. Cunningham Goldfield Nev Edward Doyle Lonacaing Felix Faboretti Springfield William J. Fournier Montreal Can John B. Freeth Philadelphia Grant Fry Washington Street Syracuse Bruno Harpin Woonsocket R. T Arthur James Hathaway Harrisville Joseph F. Holasek Eimburg Street San Francisco Henry Uwansky Stupst Poland William B. Kelley Valley Falls R. J Joseph FP Kenzier North Laree Avenue Angelo Lasco Boston Karl M. McCurdy Toledo Ohio James P. McGuire New Paltz John J. McQuillan Butte Mont Frostburg William Richardson Patton Venetia Oscar Pilcher Lindale Fred Plach Sinski Corona N. Y Leon Valentine Canada Edard F. Younger Moss Pratt Street Macin Adamus Pulaski Avenue Detroit Mich Jerry Wade South Albany Avenue Ill John Moss California Ohio Thomas Duncan Teaman George E. Meyer Frederick Md Claude W. Wilson Mobile Ala Thomas J. Carroay Rhemo S. C. Chas H. James Richmond Ind Theodore Keller Lexington George Bosmarck Lackawanna Willard J. Allen Cripple Creek Colo Burt C. Ayres Bedford Robert L. Campbell Waco William R. Church Tilton Garrie Clark Birmingham Cecil Coleman Metter Walter M Coy Odebolt Koa Edward F. Forton Mount Clemens Roland A. Gahring Minneapolis Francis E. Green Clayton A. Gunther Stewartsville Daniel W. Hayes

Fatty Arbuckle Moonshine at Columbia Theatre Today

Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle stars in Moonshine at the Columbia Theater with a Revenue Officer chasing moonshiners amid lively photography and laughs. Vitagraph head Albert E. Smith lauds Arthur Empey as a great natural actor ahead of Over the Top at Star Theatre next Thu Fri Sat. Empey recalls trenches shaping his performance and stories from combat scenes.

Fatty Aruckle Columbia Theater Blue Ridge Mountains Roscoe Fatty) Arbuckle Paramount Empey Vitagraph Arthury Guy Empey Albert E. Smith Vitagraph Company Star Theatre Somme Albert H. Smith

Conewange Eagles Call Special Meeting This Tuesday

Notice states a special meeting of the Conewange Eagles on Tuesday July 23 for important business by order of President Co. R. Edris. The Times is cited as Warren County’s only paper publishing the notice.

Conewange Eagles Co. R. Edris the Times Warren County

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