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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
6
Mrs Laverne Johnson learns her husband is safely in France as other notices report births, furloughs, and a local war effort. Corydon beats Irventon 8 to 1 as Ervington pitchers Johnson and Jackson face Corydon’s McGlaughlin and Fitzpatrick.
Reservations open Tuesday at 9 am for the Magic Ship at Warren Library Theatre this Thursday to Saturday. The 150 member cast will be lavishly costumed with a major Under the Sea ballet and spectacular scenery, hailed by Rochester’s Democrat and Chronicle as a big pretentious amateur spectacle. Cast lists include Sea Shell Fairies Sea Nymphs Coral Fairies and soloists Mary Berger Rachel Winger and many others. Proceeds benefit the Civilian Service Committee of the Red Cross via Warren Lodge 109 LOOM.
The tale notes Steele known as Coal Oil Johnny rises again to station agent at Fort Crook Nebraska after a fall from wealth. He moved with his son to Ashland where the son later transferred, Steele becoming baggage master before promotion amid wartime railroad traffic. Also mentions 1918 traffic ordinance availability and local grocery ads.
Edith Storey stars in Revenge a Western melodrama filmed in Antelope Valley with over forty actors. The Metro release also screens Believe Me Xantippe starring Wallace Reid and Anna Little at Columbia Theatre with Donald Crisp directing the Paramount picture.
A large audience attended yesterday's Children’s Day at First Baptist Church. The decor and program pleased attendees with recitations and songs by children, including Olive Archibald, Ethlyn Parker, Magdaline Maitland, Lois Benjamin, and Margaret Wagner. The pastor led prayers and an address, with pieces like The Banner of the Free and The Heavenly Master performed by various groups.
Notice that Dr. R. F. Witz will close his office on Wednesday afternoons instead of Saturdays beginning June 1 1918. The Times has received a new shipment of 4x6 flags priced at $1.49.
The ad extols Mother's Friend as a safe external preparation to ease pregnancy discomfort. It claims to prevent nausea nervousness and pain by relaxing abdominal muscles and calming nerves, enabling a smoother childbirth. It advises writing Bradfield Regulator Co for titles and a pregnancy guide.
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