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Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

Page

8

Community Notes From Clarendon And Youngsville

Local briefs record visitors arriving for the summer, illnesses, and travel. Names include Paul Noris Robinson. John Brown family from Binghamton. Henry Seeley family from Chicago. and Edinboro returning students. Community events mention church services, food conservation meeting, and a Children’s Day program at the Methodist church.

Clarendon Paul Noris Robinson, Lil Monroe Walters John Brown Binghamton Mr. Brown Qwen Seeley Westover Chester Seeley Chicago Henry Seeley Wm. Spence, Sr Frank P. Blair Corry Edna Seaver Marie St. Clair Grace Tallman Mary Hector Edinboro Harold McNulty Lilburn Seavy Erie Co. A. Valimont Youngsville Ida R. Rayder Passadena California W. J. Mead Food Conservation Committee Warren W. D. Todd W. F. Schnell Hamet Hospital Mildred Smith Arvid Michigan Sherman Hawkins Camp Hancock Georgia

Army and Marine Casualties in WWI Reported

Washington reports 91 American Expeditionary Forces dead or missing including 47 killed in action 7 died of wounds 3 from disease 1 in airplane crash 4 from other accidents 7 missing. Officers listed KIA Lieutenants Ball Flansburg Searr Eckhardt Harrick Leing. Mariners report fifty casualties with 13 officers killed 328 enlisted killed and 740 wounded plus missing in action.

Washington War Department Army George A. Ball Monroe N. C Robert H. Flansburg Lincoln Ned James Bernard Searr Hasbrouck Heights Herman J. Eckhardt Woodbury Eaton County Mich Harold W. Harrick Dorchester Mass Arthur Leing St. Louis Inc Harry Klein Newark Ix. JF Keron J. Ryan Waterbury Conn Frank W. Spencer Springfield Geo. L. Davison Pittsburg Garner H M. Herring Kulu Miss Harry E. Hill Kenna W. Va Newham Korngold New York Harry McCredie August Schmidt Charleston S.C Rufus A. Shelton Honey Grove Tex George Tremblay Holyoke Robert E. Wilcox Hendersonville N.C Guglar John Hamiston East Jaffery N. H Mechanic Jesse H. Moore Montezuma Ind August Beckmann Milaukee Wis Homer H. _ Blevins Fresno Cal Raymond Leo Branshaw Weston Eugene Chagnon Nashua Amedeo R. GialaneHa Louis Boldstein Sheffield Eugene R. Griepentrog Milwaukee James M. Griffith Indianapolis James W. Harvey Stonington Lee L. Hickey Concord Tenn Frank A. Jameson Moscow Idaho Louis G. Jarvis Indian Orchard Anton L. Furah Karnes City John Kapparos Dubuque Iowa Victor Kilinski Morgan Herbert Lembeke Meno- Minee Falls Charles Lola Pleasant Point aMine Theodore George Miglas Crete Greece Robert CG. Nails Jackson George Westerle Burlington Ray H. Parmilee Grand Rapids Arnold George Peter Menominee Edward E. Quinlan Mathew B. River Sacaton Ariz Thos A. Rossi Rumford Maine Willie Scott Greenville D. C Walter M. Stratton Fairfield Robert W. Veal Sandersville Fred J. Vergenz Waukesha Peter Yeager Turtle Creek Chaplin Walter S. Danker Worchester Sergi— Wilfred Niles Bessemer Ala William B. Mashburn Unadilla Joseph E. Palmer Broken Bow Neb Hugh Barr Brooklyn N. Y Hart S. King Waterloo Samuel Nicholas Thompson Chickasha Oklo Katherine Dent Biloxi Willie C. Sharp Montgomery David Anderson Grand Lake Ark Marion L. Overend Petersboro Ont Leon Frost Luna John Howe Paragould Jesse Pearson Tuscaloosa John Broderick Leo Covellie Eaton Til Cook John F. Carmody Utica Albert J. Aklinski Chicago H. Harry Emil Anderson Walkertown Edward BE. Belden Bridgeport John 9. Bonnell Lamoille Ill Stanislaw Donderewicz William Glazer Cleveland Ohio Frank A. Gondeck Hamstamck Paul E. Haag Wernersville Harry W. Harmon Cormick A. Kranan Lowlell Einar T. C. Korno Hanna W. Martin Denver Colo Charles T. Mehan Alameda Lester R. Nichols Strawberry Point Marshall Olmstead Puyallup Washington Earl Steffy George Koch Elmer J. Atkin Adrian Walter Gillum J. Dunphy Charles E Knickerbocker Cortland Raymond San Jose John H. Simon Jr Philadelphia Howard W. Smith Elkins W. V. Marine Marin Corps Marine Corps Edmund T. Masden Copenhagen Denmark Albert J.rindall Webster Williard E. Hensley Morristown Daniel A. Sullivan Lowell John Canfield Cedar Grove N. J Ralph V. Chaney Oakland Marion M. Collier Houston Tex Ben Cone Detroit Frank P. Dorris Douglasville Wm. C. Ferris New Baltimore Albert M. Hargrove Eastman Simon Hellman New Orleans Edwin J. Larsen Manistee Walter Bearl Lucas Shayside Raymond Pellington Montreal Can Charles D. Looger Glasford Andrew K. Anton Westbrownsville Artie Bennett Clinton, Ill Fred L. Cooper Caspolis Frances E. Dennis Burnank Arthur N. Fauble Cuyahoga Falls Wiley D. Fore Brookhaven Maurice E. Frock Hagerstown Verne W. Gardner Washington, D. C Allen H. Howe Marlboro Wesley A. Hoyt

Do Not Get Careless Do With Your Blood Sup Ping

You are urged to watch for sluggish blood and to purify it to ward off disease. The ad promotes vegetable blood medicine from Swift Specific Co offering revitalized blood and new strength. Readers are told to visit a drug store and can obtain free medical advice by writing to the Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.

Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta

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