Overseas arrivals noted for war era servicemen
The Times topics column notes Sergeant Joseph Kellar arrived overseas with drafted men to Camp Lee and Mrs. William S. Walker reports her husband reached France. Mickey Larson also reported overseas. Other items include a Baptist Aid Society meeting, county business travel to Pittsburg for the Workhouse Commission, furloughs for Army personnel, a speed violation fine, thanks for a charity production, bridge construction progress, a worker's move under a war order, and various local notices on drilling, art signs, and other wartime community items.
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William S. Walker
France
Mickey Larson
Firehouse manpower plan meets cool reception in Warren
Discussion of staffing two houses with a full complement of fremen for fire emergencies drew little support at a Warren council meeting. Similar measures have precedent in Oil City as lawmakers consider fire service needs.
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Warren
Haggerty
Oil City
Fourth of July Parade Seeks Broad Participation
Announcement urges fraternal labor military industrial and business groups to join the Fourth of July parade on the morning of the 4th. Floats are requested and organizers will publish line of march and positions soon. Bell phone 289-R. Marshall Parschall chair 6-25-31. Hemstitching services offered by Mrs. P. Trushel 1206 Pennsylvania Ave East. 6-24-6t
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Bell
Marshall Parshall
Lady Maccabees Plan June Meeting For July 4 Event
West Review No 4 announces a special meeting set for Thursday evening June 27 to invite candidates and arrange participation in the 4th of July celebration. All guards are asked to attend. Margaret McCalmont of New York City will offer voice production and artistic singing lessons in July and August at 602 Market Street with appointments before July 1. Bell Phone 602-R. Hemstitching Parlors run by Mrs C F Trushel at 1106 Pennsylvania Avenue East with Pell Phone 640-3.
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Y West Review No. 4
Margaret McCalmont
New York City
Warren
Market Street
Bell Phone
The Eagles Eye at Columbia Theatre Reveals Lusitania Plot
The serial photo drama The Eagles Eye presented by The Whartons debuts at Columbia Theatre with The Hidden Death episode. Chief Flynn exposes Imperial Germany spy activity in America and plans to sink the Lusitania, including Berlin’s alarmist Times ad and a May 1 1915 warning. Clara Kimball Young stars in The Marionettes at Columbia today, while Nancy Comes Home shows at Star Theatre detailing a_seminary girl's misadventures and return.
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Lusitania
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Whartons
America
von Bernstorff
New York Times
Berlin
Clara Kimball Young
Columbia Theatre
Ferenade de Ferney
Emile Chatutard
Myrtle Lind
Nancy
Star Theatre
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