Warren man named trustee of oil association meeting notes
National Petroleum Association held in Oil City where EH E Aren and William Muir were elected trustees from Warren. The group discussed aiding the public and government during wartime, increasing tank car mileage, and price stabilization per the War Service Committee. Attendees from Warren included C W Hardy, George E Marr, Herbert Eaton, EB E Allen, J W Colvin, L C Jamieson, George Brockway, Henry Taylor, and C Gardner. An advertisement followed offering women and growing girls footwear at reduced Friday and Saturday prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Petroleum Association
Oil City
E. Aren
William Muir
Titusville
C. W. Hardy
George E. Marr
Herbert Eaton
EB. E. Allen
J. W. Colvin
L. C. Jamieson
George Brockway
Henry Taylor
C. Gardner
P. S. Tarbox
Warren
St. Marys
W. Va
Funeral Notices From Pittsfield And Kinzua
Mortuary record notes W W Dalrymple of Pittsfield died July 23 in Obiong Illinois with burial in Riverside cemetery Pittsfield after services at the Presbyterian church July 26. L M Strong's funeral was held at the Methodist church in Kinzua with Rev English officiating and interment in Kinzua cemetery. Attendees from nearby towns included Layton Strong and Mrs Fred Northrup of Lander and several others from Jamestown Rochester Toledo and Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dalrymple
Pittsfield
Obiong
Ill
Pittsfeld
Presbyterian Church
Riverside Cemetery
Pittsfine
Strong
Servces
L. M. Strong
Methodist
Kinzua
English
Clayton Libby
Will Strong Earl Morrison
Gust Patterston
Marion Patterson
Lloy English
Kinzua Cemetery
Sway
William Palmiter
Toledo
Otto Bulan
Edward and
John
Rochester
Layton Strong
Fred Northrup
Lander
G. A. Patterson
Earl Morrison
Jamestown
N. Y
J L. Strong
Clarence Center
Regina Waters
Bradford
Frank Morrison
Marcellus Englis
Seven Benson Dies After Brief Illness at 65
Seven Benson of Kane died yesterday at 3 o'clock from paralysis at his daughter Mrs Alvin Benson’s home after a brief illness. He aged 65. Survived by wife and one daughter, plus a brother Andrew Benson and sister Mrs John Johnson. Lived in Titusville fifteen years, then Ludlow for seven or eight years, then Nebraska. Funeral Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Kane
Alvin Benson
Titusville
Ludlow
Nebraska
Andrew Benson
North First Street
John Johnson
Fletcher Street
Mrs Katherine Harrison Councilman Death Notice
Word was received in this city yesterday of the death of Mrs Katherine Harrison Councilman at her home in Indiana Harbor Indiana after a brief illness. She was about 65 years old and the remains will be taken to Olean New York for interment on Saturday beside her husband. Mrs Councilman leaves one daughter Mrs Fred Asker with whom she resided and the following brothers and sister B I Harrison of Vrooman Amos R and Henry M Harrison of Elgin Pa Frank V Harrison of Titusville and Mrs Elizabeth Ehrhart of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Harrison
Elgin
Frank V. Harrison
Titusville
Elizabeth Ehrhart
City
Porch party for church carpet fund at Hazeltine home
A porch party is planned Thursday afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. A J Hazeltine to aid the First Baptist church carpet fund. Ice cream and home made cake will be sold for fifteen cents. The public is invited. 7-24-21. The Times notes Warren papers have equal circulation. Investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J Hazeltine
First Baptist Church
Woman's Danger Period and Sugar Rules From 1918 Notice
The article cites a health advisory on the risky life stage for women between 45 and 55, endorsing Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It also outlines early 20th century Food Administration sugar usage rules for public eating places, including certificates, licenses, daily meal records, and serving guidelines. A reunion report for Watson School No. 5 notes a July 1918 gathering at the Russell farm, with leadership change and plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
HORDES OF HUNS FALL BACK BEFORE ADVANCING ALLIES
British war report says Hordes of Huns retreated northward along the northern bank of a stream as Allied columns pressed forward. In Rossignol wood south of Arras British lines advanced during the night, with Germans making a raid south of Villers-Brettenneux repulsed. Some German prisoners and six machine guns captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rosig[nol Wood
War Office
Villers-Brettenneux
Rossignol Wood
Arras
Viliers- Brettenneux
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Sale
Palm Beach
Panama
Milan
Iceland
Warren Man
OIL Organization
Tional Petroleum War Service Committee
Eberhart & Miller
Mortuary Record
W. Dalrymple
Times
Warren Daily
Food Administration
The
Howard Heinz
Schont
Watson School
Ira Rarer
Russell Farm
Ella MacDonald
Emma Barney
Arthur Shaw
Akeley
C. J. Barney
Bussell
HH. K. Lubold
F M. Boyett
Knapp
E. R. Wilcox
Pleasant
Adams Express
Morrison and
Chestnut Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Avenue
W Williamson
Pennsylvania Avenue West
State Armory
Jordan’s Novelty
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