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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
2
Rheumatism is in the blood. Do not rely on liniments or local applications. Cleanse the blood of the germs causing the disease with S. S. S. A bottle can be obtained at your drug store. For free medical advice write Medical Director 23 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
A Washington letter directs Warren draft eligible workers to essential industry or service. Columbia Theatre manager George Sarvis is affected and undecided, weighing several offers and potential relocation, with a decision expected soon.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and others for support after the loss of a sister and mother with flowers. Beginning June 1 1913 the office closes Wednesday afternoons instead of Saturday afternoons. Dr R Fritz Dentist.
Washington reports 127 Marine casualties with 10 killed in action 19 died of wounds and 93 severely wounded among the American expeditionary forces. List includes Sergeants John Grant Vincent Schwab Charles Meyer and many Privates with multiple hometowns across the nation. Thirty eight more American expeditionary force casualties announced later include six killed in action one died of wounds and 27 severely wounded.
The page itemizes killed in action wounded and prisoners including Sergi James Lucas Courtland Homer Harris Thurber Tex Thomas OConnell Walter Slomka Thomas Zanara Benj Siltzman Samuel Garrigues Clyde Goodsell Robert Griffin Privates Virgil Bailey Lauren Boggs Alex Boass Raymond Brown Joseph Bussierer Louis Diefer Edward Driscoll George Durkin Joseph Lebedevin Walter McDowell Jos Martinez John Mintzer Emery Nobles John Peterson Neadam Roberts Jos Sykut Wm Thomas Floyd Whittemore, plus wounded and prisoners with many locations. The Times advertises flags for the Fourth and a few remaining at 81.49 size 4x6 feet.
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