Warren items show illness, enlistments, and local notices
Local briefs report TIMEs TOPICS IS SERIOUSLY ILL, with Homer Whitefield seriously ill at home on North South street. James Hardigan faced a ten o’clock intoxication hearing and paid a $4.50 fine. John P. Berdine returns from Lakeside Hospital greatly improved after an operation. R A Proper of Grand Valley is drafted but ill with appendicitis and will not join the 107 recruits. Mrs. Fred Gibson rests comfortably after surgery at Warren General Hospital. Lamaria, a St. Marys tailor, disappears with whereabouts unknown. Red Cross meeting moved to Hickory street at 7 15. A F Kottcamp stationed at Hampstead Aviation Field on Long Island. Draft board sends notices to men married since May 18 1917. Knights of Columbus elect Butterfield secretary and plan parade involvement. Four men enlisted in the army in one day. Archie Raleigh remains in Hampton VA while his wife travels to be with him. Harold Phister informs parents of arrival in France with the 321 Supply Company. Gardens in Warren look fine and frost damage is limited. About 250 Class One men remain uncalled for selective service. Knights of Columbus picnic planned at the Outing Club with boating and dancing. A Wichita telegram reports a Fredonia gas well yielding four to five million cubic feet daily.
Weather Outlook: Showers This Afternoon Into Tonight
Forecast suggests unsettled skies with showers likely this afternoon or tonight. Saturday may deliver fair conditions and warmer temperatures especially in the southern portion of the area.
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South Portion
Truthful Tulliver at Star Theatre headlines today
Star Theatre presents Truthful Tulliver a new play featuring Wm S Hart alma Reubens leads with Hart in a tale of a traveling printer in a western mining camp who cleans up the town and wins a wife. The piece carries a motto of truth and order in a frontier setting with action and fighting.
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Star Theatre
I Wm
Hart
Triangle Star
Tulliver
Alma Reubens
Douglas Fairbanks
Wah. S. Hart
Warren Brother of Misses Hassett Gassed in War
John Hassett, longtime Warren resident and brother of Misses Margaret and Katherine Hassett, is in a French hospital recovering from gas exposure. He had served on active duty for some time, and relatives learned of his condition via a letter stating he was gassed during the past month and is recuperating abroad.
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John Hassett
Margaret
Katherine Hassett
White Block
Warren
School Board Meets at High School in July
Corry Journal notes the regular monthly school board meeting at the High School on Monday July 1 at seven o'clock. The report also covers enlistments Roy W. Borden leaves for Fort Slocum and Harold E. Farrell leaves July 26 for the engineers corps. June marriage licenses lag behind 1917 with 30 of 59 issued. several men volunteer for farm work during vacation, starting July 8 for one to two weeks.
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Roy W. Borden
Cavalry
Erie
Fort Slocum
Harold E. Farrell
Hickory Street
Engineers’ Corps
Mrs V McAlpin Rites Held In Warren Ontario Burial Planned
Mrs. V McAlpin aged 83 and four sons Dr A McAlpin Dr Victor McAlpin Dr William McAlpin and Dr K N McAlpin survive. Funeral services in Warren will be private with burial at Quaker Burying Ground at Fonthill Welland County Ontario. No flowers.
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V. McAlpin
Conewango Avenue
A McAlpin
Victor McAlpin
William McAlpin
K. N. McAlpin
Quaker Burying Ground
Fonthill
Welland County
Ontario
Warren
No-Cure No-Pay Rheuma Offer Attracts Sufferers
Local druggist J. B. Mullen promotes Rheuma as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism with a refund if no relief is felt. A Syracuse woman, Mrs. Lucia Ryder, reports five years of illness improved after two bottles and cured by the third. Good druggists nationwide stock Rheuma. a large bottle is affordable and lasts about two weeks.
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J. B. Mullen
Lucia Ryder
Gilbert Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Knights of Columbus Plan Evening March in Warren
Warren Knights of Columbus will march tonight in honor of boys departing for camp 28 local officials say the procession proceeds despite conflicting orders as the community marks the sendoff event with parade and ceremony.
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Knights OF Columbus
Warren Knights of Columbus
Gibson Bros Rug Sale Ad Notices at Richardson’s Flag Prices
Rug sale advertised with discounted American flags and service flags. Proprietor Gibson Bros promotes a Saturday sale, urging customers to remember the rug sale details amid scattered date stamps and damaged OCR fragments.
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Gibson Bros. Seat
Personal items from Pittsburgh visit and wartime arrivals
Mr and Mrs George C Sarvis traveled to Pittsburgh for a short visit. Mr and Mrs O C Bennett of Maple street learned their son Brooks has arrived in France. Mr and Mrs J Geran of Cleveland visit Harold Staats on their honeymoon. Mrs Geran was Virginia Staats before her marriage last Saturday.
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George C. Sarvis
Pittsburgh
O. C. Bennett
Maple Street
Brooks
France
J. Geran
Cleveland
Harold Staats
Frank Street
Local Notices From Youngsville Pa June 27 1918
Local notices report visits by M Brady and relatives in Erie and Cleveland, school figures including Sussell Weidler draft status, and summer plans for Edna Anderson and Katherine Gallup. A funeral for Howard Swanson of Union City is noted with services by several ministers and a brief obituary.
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Youngsville
M. Brady
Erie
Sussell M. Weidler
Scout
N. Y
A. Weidler
Professor Weidler
Adrian Mix
Sugar Grove
W. H. Mix
James Brady
Janet Henry
Cleveland
J. W. Wesley
Edna Anderson
Fredonia Normal School
Fred Anderson
R. C. Mead
Nels Anderson
R. C. Davis
C. B. Anderson
J. . F. Harrison
Dalrymple
E. F. Swanson
Union City
United Brothern Church
N. J. McIntyre
the Grace
A. B. Church
Jamestown
John Torry
Frewspurg
J. C., Baker
Great Valley
C. E. Williams
Warren
Bear Lake
United Brethers Church
War trophies exhibit to open in Knapp Building
Knights of Columbus and Elks Club voted to fund and support a war relics display in Warren, to run next Monday through Wednesday at 2 PM in the Warren Hardware storeroom. About one hundred war medals and captured contraband will be shown with fittings arranged by H W Schmidt and decor by George L Folkman. Admission is free for the public except unaccompanied minors.
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Knights of Columbus
Elks Club
Chamber of Commerce
Elke Club
K. of C
Warren Hardware
F. M.knapp
H. W. Schmidt
George ‘l L. Folkman
Warren
C. of C
Rest for Backache and Rheumatism Liniment Ad
An old fashioned liniment promises rapid relief from backache rheumatism lumbago and neuralgia with claims of easing headaches toothaches and sore throats overnight. It touts camphor menthol iodine and other remedies as safe with a money back guarantee if results are not felt after a week.
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Mae
Fourth of July Parade Notice In Marshall
Fourth of July celebration plans a parade on the morning of the fourth. Fraternal, labor, military, industrial and business groups are urged to participate. Floats are requested and organizers should call Bell phone 289 Marshall Parshall, chairman, with intentions. Line of march positions to be published soon.
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Bell Phone
Marshall Parshall
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Liberty Loan
Treasury Department
Third Liberty Loan Bonds
Warren National Bank
Gibson & Wilson
Peana Ave. E. Kle
A. BR. Black
Penn. Ave
Theatre K
Triangle
Wm. S. Hart
William Desmond
the Sea Panther
The
Warren Savings Bank
First National Bank
FIRST
National Bank
Warren, PA
Warren Trust Company
Citizens Nationall Bank
Pennsylvania
Whitefield
Homer
North South Street
James Hardigan
John P. Berdine
Lakeside Hospital
R. A. Proper
National Army
Fred Gibson
Linwood Street
Warren General Hospital
Lamaria
St. Marys
Hickory
Red Cross
Armory
Liberty Street
Long Island
A. F. Kottcamp
Hampstead
L. I
Draft Board
Butterfield
George C. Butterfield
Nicholas J. Mangus
U. S
Engineer’s Corps
George Miller
Sheffield
John F. Brown
Clarence L. Mason
Harry G. Anderson
Archieé Raleigh
E. W. Phister
Sechrnest Street
Harold
321 Supply Company
Quartermaster’s Corps
Camp Johnston
Jacksonville
Florida
W. W. Robbres
Wichita
Kansas
Fredonia
John Chappel
Rooks
Chappell
Plicox
Lek Peti
Doug and
Chaps Pr Epate Nee Ca
Pathe
Harry Carey
Was Artcraft Features
Jamestown Post
Frank Roller
Lookout Street
J. B. Leidig
Mr. Leidig
Beeman
Camp Lee
Lyle
Carey Johnson
Keller Block
Jackson Run Road
Fred C. Choido
Anundson Bros
W. D. Todd
Food Administration
Mr. Klein
Warren County
Eric
Elwyn Safford
Corry
Corry Journal
William Duff
George
Frank Wilson
Farmington Township
Jack Holohan
C. A. Way
Pine Grove
M. Whaleben
John Marsh
J. B. White
Frank Akley
Douglas Smith
M. Howard
Warren Oil Company
Mortuary Record
Mrs. V. McAlpin
Richardson's
Gibson
Beecham
Langer Sele
Jenes
KNAPP
R. F. Witz
D. A. Smith
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