Draftee John Andregg Honored With Picnic Farewell Gatherings
Local society page reports a send off for draftee John Andregg at Nollinger's Grove with 45 attendees, a lunch, gifts including wrist watch and auto Kodak, and a $7.50 tobacco fund collection. Also notes Father Diamond’s farewell in Driftwood with a $500 parish gift and multiple church social events in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andregg
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Nollinger’s Grove
State Highway Department
Andregg
Kodak
Carl Peters
Hastings
Robert Ward
Gerald Rickerson
W. F. Jewell
Williams to Speak at Sunday Services on Barnabas and Sins
Oliver E Williams will speak at both Sunday services with a morning topic on Barnabas A Type of Religious Experience and an evening topic on The Sins of the Asles National and Individual. Sunday school is at 12 m and C E at 7. Midweek service Wednesday at 8 and Friday 2 30 W M A. All are invited to the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver E Williams
Holiness Meeting Schedule With Preachers
Sunday schedule shows 11 a.m Sunday school 2 p m Salvation meeting 8 p.m. Comrad Wiseman of Brooklyn will preach Sunday evening and Lieut Margaret Armstrong of N state will do. Everyone welcome.
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Holiness
Comrad Wiseman
Brooklyn
Margaret Armstrong
Personal Items From This City Mention Various Visits and Moves
Miss Hannah Zinger travels to Erie for a few days with friends. George Colvin of Philadelphia visits relatives in the city. Miss Rosalind Anderson returns from a week with relatives in Jamesown. Miss Anna Cole of Franklin visits her mother on Market street. Miss Nina Johnson and Miss Hazel Zeigler depart for Toronto where they secured positions. Bruce Trusler arrives from Washington for a visit. promoted from page to bill clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Every and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carrick of Buffalo spend the weekend with the Grays of Star Brick. Mrs. B. H. MacNamara leaves for New York after a month with relatives. Ensign David Beatty Jr. and Mrs. Beatty visit Mr. and Mrs. Beatty, Sr. of Conwango avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitehill, Miss Florence Klinestiver, and Lawrence and Ralph Klinestiver of Sheffield motor to Bradford for Memorial Day. Lawrence Klinestiver leaves for Great Lakes training camp after enlisting at Buffalo. Edna Magee, vaudeville performer, spends a few days with her parents and farewell to brother Sterling who joins the draft contingent. Mrs. Peter Born and family return to Springville, N. Y., after being called by Louie Johnson’s death. John Daugherty and son Charles of St. Mary’s visit sister Mrs. W. C. Wallace and return home. Daugherty family plans to depart next week for California.
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John Daugherty
Charles
St. Mary’s
W. C. Wallace
Mr. Daugherty
Famiy
California
Difficulties in Procuring Farm Workers Amid War Losses
The Department of Agriculture reports heavy losses of staff since April 6 1917 as many workers leave for military service or other jobs. By war time, 6048 regular members departed with 4511 ways, including 958 women, and shortages hit key bureaus like Forest Service and Bureau of Animal Industry despite an $11.346 million Food Production Act boost.
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Department of Agriculture
Meat Inspection Service
National Forest
Department
Germany
State Relations Service
State Agricultural Colleges
Forest Service
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Markets
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Weather Bureau
Class Day Exercises Mark 1918 Seniors Farewell
Warren High School class day marked the handover from the 1918 seniors to the 1919 class in the auditorium. The program opened with a college scene led by Harry Conroy as class jollier and featured Ina Connelly historian and Donia Aen with Ference Newmaker as prophet. The evening included performances and a gym reception with patriotic decorations and a 2 lunch after the program.
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Warren High School
Harry Conroy
Jollier
Ina Connelly
Donia Aen
Ference Newmaker
W A Notes Vesper Service Next Day at 4 30
Mrs W D Todd will speak at the vesper service tomorrow at 4 30 with Misses Alice Larsen and Dorothy Kottcamp singing The friendly hour will follow and a large attendance is expected as this is the last service of the summer High School Club girls reminder about a senior party at the Presbyterian church tonight to honor graduates Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother A G Anderson Swan Anderson Renstiching Parlors ad and vegetable plants and flag shipment notice
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W. D. Todd
Alice Larsen
Dorothy Kottcamp
Presbyterian Church
A. G. Anderson Swan Anderson
Special or Limited Service Men Wanted for Aeronautics Branch
Draft calls go out for skilled registrants in Special and Limited Service for Spruce Production and aeroplane work. Locomotive engineers to dockyard trades are urged to apply by June 4, 1918, with local boards reporting totals to Hartisburg Headquarters. Eligible registrants must be technically qualified for specific positions.
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Military Aeronautic Branch
Tention Te
Hartisburg
Youngsville High School Grants Twelve Diplomas
A class of twelve graduates were honored at Youngsville High School last evening in J. L. White Memorial Hall. The program featured the high school orchestra, an alumni banquet at I. O. O. F. Hall, and diplomas presented by Principal Frank B. Baker. Notable speakers included Harold Bengston, Linda Engstrom, and Chester J. Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville High School
J. L. White
Harold Bengston
Harold Bovee
Y. M. CG
M. Linda Engestrom
Gertrude Flem
Thankful notices for sympathy and tributes to Marjori Gles
The message expresses sincere thanks from Mr and Mrs Harry Sweeting and Thyra for sympathy and floral tributes after the death of Marjori Gles. A separate notice announces Sigs Grocery at East Street and Fif Avenue will operate cash only from June 9, 1918, with contact Bell phone 7-4.
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Marjori Gles
Flor
Harry Sweeting
Thyra
Sigs
East Street
Fif Avenue
Bell Phon
Also Mentioned on This Page
LSA
al Fide
Aoeda
Palm Beach
Panama
Maitland & Whiting Glothiers
Father Diamond
Father Joseph Diamond
K. of C
Liberty Street
Driftwood
K. of
Archéstria
Richard Lavery
Father Liebel
Erie
St. Joseph’s Parish
Knights of Columbus
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Brie
Rose Johnson
Gertrude Grimes
Jamestown
Louise Rogers
Fifth Avenue
Kitchen Klub
Rogers Island
George L. MacKay
East Fifth Avenue
Elsa Bonfils
Third Avenue
Marian Muse
Wooster College
Nellie Milenius
Jamieson’s
Hdw.& Supply Co
Bell
Union
Penna. Avenue
Warren, Pa
Sheffield
Nango Avenue
Franklin, Carver
Park Ave
Pennsylvania
E. D. Everts Hardware Co
Penna. Ave
the Warren Times
United Brethren Church
Salvation Army
Ford
Ladies Watch
Alemole. Co
Bridge Street
Newark
JOSIT
Fourth Ave
Hannah Zinger
George Colvin
Philadelphia
City
Rosalind Anderson
Relatves
Jamesown
Anna Cole of
Franklin
Market Street
Nina Johnson
Hazel Zeigler
Toronto
Canada
Bruce Trusler
Washington
Bruce
Bill Clerk
Earl van Every
Ed Carrick
Buffalo, N. Y
Monroe Gray
Star Brick
B. H. MacNamara
New York
David Beatty Jr
Mrs
Ralph Whitehill
Florence Klinestiver
Lawrence and
Ralph Klinestiver
Bradford
Lawrence Klinestiver
Great Lakes
Chicago
Buffalo
Edna Magee
Sterling
Peter Born
Walter
Ernest
Ethel
Louie Johnson
Springville
N. Y
F.o.b. Detroit
Russell Bros
University of Cash
Pepperville
Missouri
Thekla Keller
Arthur Ostergard
Windsor Cousins
Lester Blair
Doris Allen
Dorothy Smith
Constance Kirwin
Cc. P. Trashel
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Emil Ekey
Greshhouse
South Side
the Times
Youngsville
Red Cross
Felten Fleming
Edna McKinney
Russia
Adolph Gison
Herbert Hoover
Robert Thompal
Kirberger’s
George H. Siggins
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