Local Tidbits and War News From Warren
A midday bicycle accident on Pennsylvania Avenue sent a youth to a physician. John Eckler arrived safely somewhere in France with his parents learning of his location. An adjourned land sale at the courthouse completed with 150 parcels sold, including forty to Warren County. Miss Maude D. Coatsworth will speak on Life in the Trenches at the High School. Warren Odd Fellows create a new financial secretary assistant position to ease war work burden, with Ed C. Lowrey succeeding as recording secretary. Subscript For The Warren Times. 367,961
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Warren County
Coatsworth
Toronto
Canada
Queen Alexandria Imperial
Lens
The
Red Cross
Warren Lodge of
Odd Fellows
G. F. Lautfenberger
E. W. Patchen
Patchen
Ed C. Lowrey
Draft ages to stay the same until September says Senate
Washington reports no change in the draft age before September at the earliest. Senator Chamberlain quoted the War Department seeking time to study facilities for training, equipping and transporting troops, with plan to be presented in September. The Army already has sufficient Class One men, Baker told the military affairs committee.
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Louisiana
Camp Beauregard
Mississippi
Camp Shelby
North Carolina
Camp Greene
South Carolina
Camp Wadsworth
Tennessee
Camp Taylor
Texas
Camp Travis
Virginia
Camp Meade
Washington
Senate
Chamberlain
Baker
War Department
Congress
Europe
Personal Items and Society Notes From Warren Area Social Roundup
Mrs. K. C. McCob of Meadville visits Mrs. Homer Mercer for several days. Mrs. H. B. Buerkle and son Cilvin return from Lottsville with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hurley and daughter Sylvia starting a two month motor trip through New England. Mrs. G. W. Lemmon, formerly Mildred King of Johnstown, visits Miss Pearle Mallory of Clarendon. Mrs. F. H. Rockwell and Muss Rockwell set out for a motor trip to Baltimore and eastern cities with Mrs. A. R. Taylor and Miss Taylor of Athlone as escorts. Mrs. S. Barker hosts a dinner at the Woman's Club in honor of Mrs. George C. Priestly and daughters Bess and Helen of Philadelphia and Mrs. Paul Johnson of Independence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hurley
Sylvia
New England States
G. W. Lemmon
Mildred King
Johnstown, Pa
Pearle Mallory
Clarendon
F. H. Rockwell
Muss Rockwell
Baltimore
A. R. Taylor
Miss Taylor
Athlehem
O. ‘F. Hoffman
S. Barker
Woman’s Club
George C. Priestly
Bess and
Helen
Philadelphia
Paul Johnson
Independence
Kas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leonardson
Leonardson Brothers
Mr. Esselson
Robt. B. Esselstyn Co
Jersey
Faille S
Satin
Putus
Welt
Alc
R. B. Esselstyn Co. Warren, Leonardson’s
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Mrs. Eckler
John
France
Wir. Eckier
Warren
Camp Lee
ENIYE
Warren Times
K. C. McCob
Meadville
Homer Mercer
H. B. Buerkle
Cilvin
Lottsville
Times
Warren Daily
Russell Brothers Garage
John Cochran
Sheffield
Main Avenue
Keller Block
Call Bell
Penn. Ave. East
Call Bell &82
Carver House
Warren Hardware
C. H. Dunn
Mitchell Block
C. E. Nw
Inquire Times
Protected Home Circle
Walt
C. P. Trushel
Pem Vania
Avenue
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