Warren High School Class of 1918 Commente Exercises
Forty six boys and girls comprise the Warren High School class of 1918. The annual commencement program will be held this evening in the high school auditorium. The itinerary includes overture by the orchestra, essays on war themes, songs, piano solos, and the presentation of diplomas and prizes by R. W. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High
Bens
C. Bak
Marion Kabenn
Miriam Trezise
Thekla Kelier
R. W. Stone
Chool Board
H H. Barr
Overture
Marian Karlin Named for Silver Cup Honors at Commencement
After the high school commencement, Marian Karlin daughter of Elwin Kabetin of Conewango avenue will have her name inscribed on the Silver Cup. The post students receive the honor of best work across the four years with other prize winners named: Vera Martindale for the Dragon prize, Hamblin Eaton for the science medal, Stanley Korb for the mathematics medal, Robert Radspinner for the D I Ball Medal, Miriam Trezise for the Hazeltine essay prize, and Alice Larson Catherine McLaren and Catherine Breed for the W C T U prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Marian Wahelin
Elwin Kabetin
Conewango Avenue
Robert Adams
R. T. Adams
Elizabeth Weaver
Frank Weaver
East Street
Vera Martindale
George Martindale
Glenwood
Hamblin Eaton
Stanley Korb
Robert Radspinner
A. J. Hazeltine
Miriam Trezise
Josephine Geregory
Gertrude Reilly
Alice Larson
Catherine McLaren
Catherine Breed
Stop itching with Zemo for eczema and skin diseases
Advertises Zemo as a quick relief for eczema itching and skin conditions. Claims healing begins upon application and promises removal of eczema tetter amples rash and similar issues. Priced at 34 cents extra or bottle for $1.00. Describes Zemo as penetrating non greasy and effective when others fail.
Detail of Raid Arrive Flannery First American Decorated
Detailing the second battle of the Marne, the first Americans decorated with the Croix de Guerre. Machine guns dominate early Marne fighting due to scarce heavy guns. American gunners excel at Neuilly wood, mowing down German forces. Capt John R. Mendenhall of New Rochelle commands a unit as heroism stories emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flannery
Marne
Neuilly Wood
John R. Mendenhall
New Rochelle
Parisian Sage Hair Saver and Beautifier Ad
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a real hair saver and beautifier. It claims to stop itching, prevent baldness, and make hair appear fuller and shinier while keeping scalp cool and refreshed. The product is sold by J. B. Mullen and other druggists, with a guarantee of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
J. B. Mullen
Muuca
Ian
Giroux
Warren High School Class Of 1915 Graduates Tonight
The Warren High School class of 1915 includes 28 girls and 18 boys. Two graduates will miss the ceremony due to military service. Kenneth Davison and Victor Osgood will still receive their diplomas alongside the rest of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School
Bors
United States Service
Eitther
France
Kenneth Davis
Watts N. Davis
Crty
Victor Osgood
Marines Hit German Emplacement Near Farm
A Marine detachment near an old farm braved peril and killed seven enemy soldiers while locating a German machine gun emplacement. Corporal Jules P. Mangold, from McDonald, Pennsylvania, a noted sharpshooter, was assigned to smoke out snipers and killed several of them during the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
Jules P. Mangold
MacDonald
Marine
Vacation School Starts Monday At 8 A M
Vacations school, regularly held in summer, opens Monday morning at eight for third and seventh graders to make up failed subjects or gain grace. Only students with 90 percent average may make up grades. seventh and older meet at eight, fifth and sixth at nine, and third and fourth at ten. Teachers Miss Meehan, Leda Maitland, and Corbins.
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Misses Meehan
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
A Warren drugstore advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a liquid remedy that absorbs uric acid to soothe inflammation and relieve joint and muscle pain. It claims rapid relief after a few doses and recommends keeping Neutrone Prescription 98 on hand. Bottles sell for 50 cents or one dollar at Siegfried's Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Warren
Siegfried
Lawrence&Co
Chicago
J. B. Mullen
Siegfried’s
Second Avenue
Newell’s Pharmacy
A. Richerson
Sugar Use Makers Warned By Federal Food Admin
Howard Heinz, Federal Foods Administrator for Pennsylvania, issues a broad notice urging all sugar using manufacturers to file with the State or County Food Administrator details of sugar on hand and land used for 1917 and 1928. The warning says noncompliance could forfeit any sugar allotment for the balance of 1918, and that excess sugar held since Jan 1 1918 beyond 80 percent of midyear use must be reserved under order.
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W. D. Todd
Federal Food Administrator
Food Administration
Howard Heinz
Federal Foods
Pennsylvania
War Garden Notice Prompts Lot Donations by Citizens
War Garden notice issued by Colonel Windsor last night calls for unplanted gardens to be turned in. It lists donated lots across the Hof fman property from various residents and firms, including lots on Grant Street, Lookout Street, Orchard Street, Prospect Street, and others, all donated to support garden plots and public cultivation.
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Windsor
Hoffman
BE. E. Allen
Foster St
E. HE. Allen
Grant St
D. W. Beatty
Warren Sr
Ry Co
Jackson and
Jeffertson St
Somers Heirs
Hospital
Cayuga Ave
W. H. Allen
Wetmore’s
Church
Market Street
L. 3. Clough
Gordon
Mayburg Notes Local Social and Community Events
Mrs Eva Kiffer suffers a sore hand from needlework. Grandma Campbell of Ashville, N Y visited son E Campbell and his family, then daughter Ed Campbell. Mrs Frank Fitzgerald returned home after visiting Fylersburg. Harry Parker bought a Studebaker from F J Krank ing, who owns two cars. Guy Brady from Camp Lee stayed with the Chit Babb family. Rev E W Chitester and Kelletville Red Cross ladies formed a Red Cross Auxiliary with Ed Campbell as chairman, Mrs Jay Carlin secretary, and Mrs F J Kranking treasurer. Local youths fished at Logan with no catch. Rollin Wilson drove the G E Anderson family to Marienville to visit relatives. Mrs Mary Stakley of Fylersburg returned home after staying with her sister-in-law. Mr and Mrs Ernest Barr and two sons visited the latter’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marburg
Eiva Kiffer
Grandma Campbell
Ashville
N. Y
E. Campbell
Ed. Campbell
Frank Fitzgerald
Fylersburg
Harry Parker
Studebaker
F. J. Kranking
Mr. Kranking
Guy Brady
Camp Lee
Chit Babb
E. W. Chitester
Red Cross
Kelletville
Ed Campbell
Jay Carlin
Logan
Rollin Wilson
G. E. Anderson
Marienville
Mr. Andersen
Glen Decker
Warren Newhouse
Mary Stakley
Ernest Barr
Warren Boy Peter Scalise Resigns for Draft Duty
A Warren man commends Peter P. Scalise for patriotic sacrifice resigning from the Navy Yard at Washington to be drafted. He will go to Fort Oglethorpe Ga awaiting orders, epitomizing Warren’s patriotism and sacrifice. Written by Daniel Masterson to The Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Scalise
Warren
Government Navy Yards
Washington
Young Scalise
Sam
the Times
Penna
Peter P. Scalise
Navy Yard
Peter
Fort Oglethrope Ga
Stalise
Camp eight visitors and family notes on Sunday
The column lists numerous social visits and travels including P. E. McCullough visiting Franklin, Lillian Johnson of Warren as a guest at the Deshner home, the Averill party from Grand Valley with Rena Anderson of Rochester, and Ernest Hendrickson returning from government work in Charleston. A Dec flag raising at the F I Chemical plant is described with community speeches and songs. Glen Decker’s car accident after a headlamp glare is briefly noted with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weller
P. E. McCullough
Franklin
Lillian Johnson
Warren
Camp Hancock
Heimmfrid and
Frank
Youngsville
Keilettville
Y. M. Hendrickson
Elmer Decker
Hadeaver
Glen
Marien-Ville
Sheriff
Decker
O. L. Mealy
Mayburg
Floyd Sibble
Adessa
Wm. Shepard
Wm. ‘Deshner
Chister
Warren County Seeks Funds for Three Boys to State College
Warren County seeks public subscriptions to fund transportation and clothing for three boys to attend the Fourth Boys Training Camp at State College starting June 10. The two week course offers strenuous agricultural emergency training, costing about $40 per boy. Contributions should be sent to H. V. Hazel tine, Secretary, Warren County Public Safety Committee.
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Warren County
State College
HA. Ishuston
Giedtas
Warren
H. V. Hazeltine
Warren County Public Safety Committee
H. A
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Rose Joh
Mildred Cameron
America
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Marian Karlin
Carver House
Ec House
James Folture
Carver House Gell
Crescent Floral Gardens
Perfect Munsing Union
WYEAR
Amnsing Union
Phoenix
Warren’s Clothing Company
Warren, Pa
Phar
Arthur Ostergard
Frances Schmidt Meyer Kornreich
Florence Newmaker
Burton J. Bell
Albert H. Knabb
Harry Conroy
Doris Allen
Wiliam Glassman
Angelin Phillips Louis Taylor
Constance Kirwin
Lester Blair
Ina Connelly
Bormaliyn Connelly
Victor Osgood Katherin Mason Harold Engstrom Hamblen Eaton
Harold Johnson
Gordon Rustler Versal Pierce
Vivian Hambleton
Mildred Kistler
Vera Martindale Leona Chilcott
Esther Leafgreen
Dorothy Kottcamp
Vagation School
Market St
Warren Boy
M. E. Wolcott
Rev. Chitester
L. M. Hendrickson
Wilcox
WARTS
the Atlantic Ref! Company
P. Om. Sharp
Versal
Fanning Bowman, Rech
Hester
P. m
Aharp
Pickett Hardware Co
Shephives
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