WARREN NOTES AND LOCAL NEWS ITEMS OF WAR EFFORTS
Local brief items report Mrs Elmer Munksgard learns her husband in the flying forces has arrived in France. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs C W Eakin of Duke Center. Mrs J H McBride learns her brother Glade Stroup arrived in France. Marriage license issued to Miss Antonette Lence and Harry Campensbas, both Warren. Warren High School Cadets suspend drilling during vacation. William Hartnett to return home soon from Camp Lee after draft service. Five Buick cars sold by R K Russell to named buyers. Carl Anderson and others, arriving safely overseas. Burglary report at Shawmut Commercial Co. store at Elbow. Kate Harrison back to work after arm injury. Buick car collision near Third Avenue bridge. Guy Shriver identified as commissioned second lieutenant. Sunday school meeting planned in Sugar Grove. Warren Conservatory of Music closes season. summer term starts. 5,000 tomato plants offered free by Sherman Offerlee. J W Speaker’s son Guy in France with 21st Volunteer Engineers writes of shell fire and aeroplane battles. Local reception after Randolph exercises.
Flag and Field Day exercises at Chamberlain Institute Grounds
Report of Flag and Field Day events with Miss Rhesa Neilly and Mrs. Jessie Hall supervising physical education for Cattaraugus county 5th division. Multiple drills and games showcased top school athletes and the day was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain Institute
Rhesa Neilly
Jessie Hall
Cattaragus County
I O O F Memorial Day Exercises in Warren
Warren lodge 339 I O O F holds annual memorial day events with a parade led by the Warren band from the Temple on Hickory to the cemetery. Rev Dr J W Smith to speak at the Odd Fellows service, graves to be decorated, and evening divine services at Grace M E church with Rev H H Barr delivering a special sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge No
Temple
Hickory Street
Warren
Odd Fellows
J. W. Smith
Grace M. E
H. H. Barr
Two Deaths Reported in Pittsfield Township and Sheffield
Oscar Johnson of Miles Run Pittsfield township died in bed after an epileptic seizure. Coroner notes natural cause. He is survived by his wife and two daughters in Erie and Buffalo. A H Spetz 64 was killed near Watson farm after being struck while riding on a lumber car delimited by a railroad accident. Survived by wife and eight children. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Also notes an Eagles Hall dance tonight and availability of the new Warren traffic ordinance from Pickett Lumber Co. office.
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Charles Clarke
Knobb Barrel Works
Clarke
Dutch Hill
Franklin
Tony
Oscar Johnson
Miles Run
Pittsfield Township
Chapman
Johnson
Erie
Buffalo
A. H. Spetz
Watson Farm
Sheffield
Carl
Allen
Theodore
Fred Johnson
Ellen
Borough of
Warren
Pickett Lumber Co
Struthers
The Studio Girl at Columbia Theater Today
Constance Talmadge headlines The Studio Girl a Paulest adaptation from La Gamine directed by Charles Gilbyn. Chester Conklin stars in Mack Sennett comedy It Pays to Exercise at Columbia with Slim Summerville Eva Thatcher and others. John J. McGraw appears in One Touch of Nature at Star Theater, a baseball flavored Edison production starring John Drew Bennett and Viola Cain.
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Constance Talmadge
Studio Girl
Columbia Today
Paulest
la Gamine
Pierre Weber
Henri de Goisse
Charles Gilbyn
Star
Columbia Theater Today
Chester Conklin
Mack Sennett
Paramount
Columbia Theatre
Slim Summerville
Eva Thatcher
Harry Booker
Alice Maison
Chester
John McGraw
Star Theater
John Drew Bennett
Viola Cain
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
George Kleine
War Garden Notices and Licensing for Carriage Hire
A government printed card notice on trespass for War Gardens is available from the chairman's office. Draymen must obtain licenses for hire conveyances or face arrest. Will Baker will be in Warren next week for piano tuning with orders via the Exchange Hotel or Charles McNett in Clarendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Baker
Warren
Exchange Hotel
Charles McNett
Clarendon
Card of Thanks Honors Family After Illness and Loss
We, the undersigned, thank friends and neighbors I. O. O. F. Rebekahs Danish Brotherhood Danish Sisterhood L. O. O. M. for kindness shown during illness and loss of our husband and father. Signed Mrs. Walter Kuhre and children. Buttermilk for drinking at the Banner Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Danish Brotherhood
Danish Sisterhood
Walter Kuhre
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Warren National Bank
U. S. Government Depository
Gibson & Wilson
Baneral Directors
Penna Ave
Berson
Talor and Clothier
Hoffman
TAR Theatre
Mutt and
Jeff
Strongitre
the Warren Savings Bank
Warren Savings Bank
First National Bank
Warren, PA
Citizens National Bank
Pennsylvania
France
Elmer Munksgard
Hinkle Street
C. W. Eakin
Duke Center
J. H. McBride
Division Street
Glade Stroup
Antonette Lence
Harry Campensbas
Buick
R. K. Russell
Buick Agency
Charles Hall
W. J. Sutherland
J. E. Blair
D. J. Harner
W. F. Henry
Clemens Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Carl Anderson
Company I
St. Marys
Shawmut Commercial Company
Elbow
Elk County
Kate Harrison
Baker and Johnson
Miss Harrison
H. N. Reist
Coneango
Third Avenue Bridge
Guy Shriver
Times
Shriver
David Shriver
Sunday School Association
Sugar Grove
Warren Conservatory of Music
Alfred J. Mooney
Maller
Harriet Ruhlman
Laurel Tucker
Pearle Mallery
Mollie Wagner Mooney
R. O. Suter
Sherman Offerlee
Crescent Floral Gardens
Warren War Gardners
Offerle
South Side
J. W. Speaker
Conenango Avenue
Guy
21St
Speaker
G. G. Sill
BE. B. Lacy
Howard
J. W. Neilly
Randolph
Bel Masterson
Bartletsville
Okla
George” Metzger
West
G. G. Metzger
A. Cameron
East Third Street
Metzger
Tulsa
Frank Brown
Roy Morrison
Chickasaw
G. W. Metzger
William F. Jones
New York City
Knights of Columbus
Col. P. H. Callahan
K. of C
Janes
Warren Council
I. O. O. F. Memorial Dal
Mortuary Record
Eagles Hall
Select Features
Studio
Paramount Mack
Sennett
Wallace Reid
Believe ME Xantippe
Manchuria
Berger
Banner Grocery
Pavania
Pavania Oil CO
Bell
Union
E. D. Everts Hardware Co
Penna. Ave
Mra
Robert Williams
Galesburg, Moe
Senreco
Pittsburgh
Cuicinnati
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