Glade W C T U Meets At Tingwall Home
The Glade W C T U met Friday afternoon at 11 Bradley street with 25 members and friends. Officers for the coming year were elected, and reports of past year officers were given. A service flag with 16 stars was read aloud and a picnic was planned for August 30. Also noted are upcoming weddings and church class picnics with dates and locations.
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Axel Tingwall
Bradley Street
America
Jackson
Luke
Harriger
Union
Bessie Walters
Parepe Whaleben
Bris
Bertha Granquist
Lillian Marrer
Anna Coppenhoeger
Lucy Whitney
S. T. S. Work
Entertained for Son Earl Fellows Honored on Sendoff
Mrs Emma Fellows entertained about thirty guests at her Ru 11 home Thursday night to honor her son Earl who leaves with the draft contingent on Friday. A luncheon closed the gathering. Beanes Brotherhood Meets at United Brethren Church. The group will hold a social Tuesday at Rev O E Williams home on Jackson street with W Maring speaking during his furlough from Aberdeen Mad.
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David Beatty
M. E. Church
Conewango Ave
Emma Fellows
Ru 11
Earl
Beanes
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the United Brethren Church
O. E. Wiliams
Jackson Street
W. Maring
G. §. Peterson
Johnny
Erie
Boy Scout Notes and Training Class Activities
The Scoutleaders Training Class will meet next Tuesday evening for all Scoutleaders including Patrol and Assistant Patrol Leaders. Autos depart from the Post Office corner at 5 for Hazeltine camp at Starbrick for cooking and outdoor Scoutcraft instruction. bring a picnic supper. A six passenger auto will run at 5 if demand exists. North Warren Troop had a fine overnight trip last Saturday with fourteen scouts led by Scoutmasters Patterson and Arnold. Troop Six finished its camp in Hutter's Grove with ten scouts for about ten days, evenings spent in swim and scoutwork. The fife and drum corps holds its first rehearsal at the Armory Monday at 7. joiners urged to attend. National Headquarters reports 251000 registered scouts as of July 16 with about 20000 new enrollments each month. For First Class tests in mapping and reading, consult military sketching and map reading or NCOs via L. C. Grieves. A new book in the Library general department offers a concise sketch map study for scouts.
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Hazeltines
Starbrick
North Warren
Bachop Place
Patterson
Arnold
Hutter’s Grove
National
L. C. Grieves
Aew
Stout
Personal items dip into weekend travels and visits
Numerous residents are noted taking weekend trips and visits. Miss Adda Brooks spent Sunday in Youngsville with friends while Dallas Kork and James Scalise returned from Corry. Miss Minnie Strong traveled from New England states. Families like Suter and relatives head to Cheney's Point for a month. Others plan business, visits, or honeymoons, with towns including Jamestown Ludlow Erie Bradford and Greenville mentioned.
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Adda Brooks
Youngsville
Many Sheffield Residents Take Summer Trips
Sheffield July 28 Many residents are noted on vacation journeys and visits. Clarence Malm’s safe arrival is reported by his mother. Several families visit relatives in Butler Warren and Ridgway as Epworth League and church events are announced.
Justicia sunk in convoy witnesses reported by 175 passengers
A British steamship in the same convoy as the Justicia reports the liner was sunk by a German submarine after observers said the torpedo aimed at the British vessel would have hit it if not for the Justicia. The witness ship, fourth in line, brought 175 passengers to port.
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Justicia
Daughters Born as Draft Figures Move to Camp
Notices report a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Thore son of 10 Deh Street and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Stover of Pittsburg formerly Miss Julia Cowan of this city. Draft progress shows 160 remain in first class and two sets of brothers among the contingent leaving Wednesday. A canoe party tours Oil City to Olean route and a man likely unregistered under selective service is detained by police. Free Methodist families plan to attend a Pleas antville camp meeting August 1 to 14.
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John Thoreson
William Stover
Pittsburg
Stover
Julia Cowan
Willis Cowan
Fourth Ave
Lock Haven
Arthur
Harry Cromwell
Sheffield
George
Carl Hultberg
Free. Methodist Church
Pleasantville
W. A. Hartman
Prospect Street
Morse obituary and local notices from Chapmanville area
William Pitt Morse of Troy township Crawford County dies at his daughter’s home after a stroke. Funeral from Chapmanville Methodist on Tuesday at 3 p.m. burial on family homestead north of Chapmanville. Morse born January 10 1843 married Mary Jane Armagast January 31 1860 with five children two surviving. Also notes community respect. Also Surprise Party for W A Karr on Myrtle Street with gifts. W A Hall and granddaughters return from Camp Meritt, Frank Hall may be sent overseas.
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William Pitt Morse
Troy Township
Crawford County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chapmanville
Mr. Morse
Mary Jane Armagast
Owen Morse
Rome
A. J. Morse
Effie Brown
Sugar Lake
Conference on Wire Control Satisfactory
Postmaster General Burleson called the wire control conference very satisfactory after a meeting with AT&T officers. Attending were committee members President Theodore N. Vail Vice-President 4H Bethel and secretary N C Kingsbury.
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Washington
Burleson
Wire Control Committee
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Theodore N. Vail
Union 4H. Bethel
N. C. Kingsbury
Three Die as Auto Train Crash at State Road Crossing
Three people were killed and four injured when the automobile they rode in was struck by a freight train at a grade crossing on State Road near Delaware near hare, Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Del
State Road
Hare
Funeral Notice for George A W Deparent Carl J Dibble
All members are asked to meet at the Lodge Rooms Tuesday at 2 30 to attend the funeral of the late brother George A W Deparent Carl J Dibble secretary. Readers are urged to follow The Warren Times for details.
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Teresday
George A. W. de- Parent
Bloomgren Boy Drowns At North Warren Dam
Raym Bloomgren of 117 Parker Street drowned near the North Warren dam during early evening Saturday. Companions found his body at midnight after a cramp possibly caused his sinking. Dr. B aer and coroner Dr. Chapin ruled death due to cramps. Funeral set for Wednesday at Grace Method Church with interment in Oakland. Families and neighbors attend a planned encampment visit.
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North Warren
Raym Bloomgren
Parker Street
Bloomy
Ting
Lawrence LeBron
Baer
State Hospital
Chapin
Bloomegren
Ernest Bloom
Hungains Wipe Out Armies North of Our Front
In a shifting front swing the enemy force in the southern sector has been pushed back toward the Aisne Ves line as fighting narrows to a stretch from 2 points north of the Our to the area around Fere en Tard nois and north of Sergey the Dormens Rheims road.
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tHarne
Our
Fere-en-Tardnois
Sergey
Dormens-Rheims
Aisne-Ves
German Sixth Offensive Potential on Western Front Seen
In a Charlton's Daily Review summary the Aisne Marne front and other sectors such as Flanders Champagne Verdun and Toul are cited. It notes that German forces have faced the Allies with smaller rear forces and suggests reserves may be misallocated between Soissons and Rheims enabling a sixth offensive along the western front.
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Aisne-Marne
Flanders
Champagne
Verdun
Toul
Soissons
Rheims
Wester Front
Berlin admits sinking American transports impossible
Geneva July 29 AP dispatch quotes Admiral von Holtzendorff stating German submarines cannot sink American transports. He explains ships are fast, heavily convoyed, and often arrive at night or outside ports, making sinking impractical as Allies reallocate neutral fleet for food and movements.
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Geneva
Germany
Admiral von Holtsedorff
Transpo
F von Mottwendoerf
Mrs Watson of Detroit Reports Health Boost from Vinal
Mrs Jo F Watson of Detroit says she was weak and tired after illness but two weeks on Vinal restored her appetite and strength. The doctors attribute success to cod liver peptones and glycerophosphates in Vinal, sold by 81 Pharmacy and other retailers. For sale: young pigs listed by L Ran at 1-3 News.
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Vinal
Detroit
Mich
Noap
Jo F. Watson
Dra
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