Reunion of 9th New York Cavalry F at Grange Hall
Local notices from Lander and Yankee Bush report a reunion of the 9th New York Cavalry Company F planned for Grange hall with all day events and a noon meal. Several social visits and travels are noted including residents visiting Erie Buffalo Warren Sugar Grove and Irvinetop. Community meetings and church events are listed along with funeral attendance and cross club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watter Reafasail
Sisse Johnson
Carrie Strong
Cecil Johnson
Buffalo
Persis Noble
Celeron
William Toombs
Red Cross
IOF
Foster Cemetery Society
Clyde Hodges
M. E Cowles
Harold Cowles
Salamanca
Ford Hitchcock
Aneamia and Poor Blood Helped Burnell Daughter
Mrs. N. Burnell of Drewsville New Hampshire says her daughter improved after using Vinci a tonic containing beef cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates to build strength and blood. Also includes a note on baggage transfer service and a dentist office hours change effective June first 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfrieds Pharmacy
Warren Hardware Company Limited Winds Up Affairs
Warren Hardware Company Limited a Pennsylvania limited partnership has by resolution winding up its affairs. Liquidating trustees W P McClure C P Morrison Nellie A Marsh urge indebted customers to settle accounts and creditors to file claims. Bordwell Eldred, Attorneys. May 12, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hardware Company, Limited
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
W. P. McClure
C. P. Morrison
Nellie A. Marsh
Bordwell & Eldred, Attorneys
Twenty-Eight Killed and Many Wounded in War Report
The War Department released figures for American Expeditionary Forces showing 1444 casualties: 28 killed in action, 12 died of wounds, 2 from aeroplane accidents, 8 from disease, 3 from other accidents, 87 wounded severely, 1 wounded slightly, 1 missing in action, and 2 prisoners. The list names officers and noncommissioned officers by rank and hometown, with a long roll of soldiers who died or were wounded, plus prisoners and a note that one prior missing soldier was reported not missing. A final item notes the Red Cross warning that used postage stamps have no value for war aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Army
Edward W. Flower
Youngstown
Ohio
Isaac V. Coltra
Blue Mound
Gordon Kaemmerling
New York City
Donald A. Bigelow
St. Francis
San Francisco
Cal
Albert H. Cowart
Ensley
Ala
John D. Filley Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Will A. Forward
Rockton
Harold C. Mills
Troy
Robert O'Laughlin
New York
D. Sturgis
Uniontown
Penn
Aptain Howard F. Kane
Machais
Maine
Edward A. Keenne
Chicago
Ernest F. Dunca
Blumington
Ind
Arthur W. Baker
Temple Tex
Charles A. Parker
Joseph Vallone
Waterbury
Conn
Samuel Amato
Branislaw Andrizyinski
Chelsea
Mass
Jesse D. Burke
Kemptown
Adrien J. Desourche
Harville
Frederick P. Eaton
Portland
Elmer G. Edson
Fruitland
Idaho
Ira Evans
Bissel
Wash
Peter J. Fenstermacher
Catawissa
Victor Kolinsky
Shenandoah
Theoadore Kraakmo
Alcester
Jeston I. McAryiney
New Haven
Michael Marelo
Knude Moller
Fall River Mass
Torgei H. Roysland
Christtiansand
Norway
Ferdinand J. Santarpia
Richard H. Sutherlin
Salina
Kas
Robert V. Winnett
Speers
Odis Young
Arlee
W. Va
Richard Healey
Roxbury
Charles L. Joy
Benzonia
Mich
James P. Love
Lenaconing
Loren D Banta
Kansas City
Qorville Bazill
Bradford
Frank Bodonix
Jersey City
Merton L. Ahen
Malden
Wilbur Mosby
William
Ragan
Clarks
Leo Servid
George C. St. Clair
Johnson City
Tenn
Paul Joseph Trembley
New Bedford
Everett Mitler
Jewell
James S. Munroe
Haverhill
Joseph Pisello
North Bergen
N. J
Enos Robinson
McMinville
Ore
Vitali Crespi
Wm. E. Curleo
Newport
John W. Green
Dawson
N. D
Sam Grice
Oneida
John M. Griner
Pelham
Martin C. Hampton
Franklin
Jeff Harmon
Cutlow
Abie Hinkle
Clinton
Lit
Dale Hyland
Olive H. Johnson
Egg Harbor
Wis
Vincent E. Johnson
Gibbon
Minn
John J. Jurick
la Sale II
Sam Kaisi
Columbus
Gust Kerlazies
Mantinas
Greece
Foma Kirget
Robert W. Lennox
Big Lake
Wade D. Lester
Big Creek
Maas
Thos
GC. Littlejohn
Gaffney
George A. McCollum
Battle Ground
Claude McCoy
Portsmouth
Robert E. McKiernson
Altoona
Garry A. Makesh
Providence
Joseph Macine
Henry A. Miller
Ray W. Miner
Ione
Miss
Joe Parker
Stems
N. C
Dewey Price
Seneca
S. C
Charney W. Taylor
Marlboro
Harold Terril
Fort Worth
Tex
John L. Tinney
Newarks
Alexander Edmund Vautrain
New Orleans
Frank Weaglass
Leon
Wellman
Perry N. J
Robert F Wesh
Philadelphia
Morton J. Wheeler
Winona
Frank Zilla
Detroit
Frank G Williams
Red Cross
Post Office Department
Furniture and Auto Make Promising Cleaning Results
A brief notice suggests trying a new cleaning approach on furniture or cars. The message promises pleasing and surprising results, urging readers to test the method on their items to see improvements in appearance and condition.
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Georgette Crepe
Georgettes
Metzger-Wright Co
Warren, Penn
Lander
D. J. Mahan
L. O Peterson
Alene Babcock
Grace Putnam
Erie
Elen Thelma Harding
John Theli
Jamestown
D. B. Hitchcock
A. Putnam
Harry Nelson
A M. McKain
Irvinetop
Mr Berry
M. E
Yankee Bush
Saloma Schuler
Phillip Wentz
North Warren
Flora Dalrymple
Orrin Dalrymple
Florence Jones
Warren
Gladys
Evelyn Grang
Lorentz Lindberg
Clifford
E. G. Dalrympie
Dorothy Réne
Na King
Call Exchange
R. F. Witz
Ly Knw
LagicPost
Universal
Hubby
Pickett Hardware Co
Kentucky
Sentenel Rez
Magonic Temple
Cincinnati
the Warren Evening Times
National War Garden Commission
Maryland Building
Washington, D. C
Maryland
the Warren Times
Niawepar
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