Warren man dies after street car accident during parade
John Kelly Weaver of Warren pa died at General hospital from injuries and shock after being struck by an eastbound Warren Street Railway car during a Pennsylvania avenue parade. Witnesses, coroner jurors and medical staff testified about the crash, resulting in a verdict of death by shock from the accident on June 28 in Warren Pa. He leaves two children Miss Fay E and John Osborn. He was 76 and a Civil War veteran known for civic and business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly Weaver
Market Street
Warren
General Hospital
Warren Street
Weaver
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. Johnson
Akley
H.lucas
E. R. Godfrey
Warren Clothing Company
Mr. Weaver
Durham
Chapman
Gibson Undertaking
John K. Weaver
Harold Sandstrom
Sandstrom
Bayer Furniture
Louis Hawser
J Johnson
Mr Weaver
Needea H. Lucas
James P. O'Bryan
Gus A. Probst
Street Railway Company
BE. R. Godfrey
Warren Clothing Comppany
K. of C
Poplar Street
Godfrey
Jonh Kelly Weaver
New York City
Corry
M. K. Osborne
Fay E
John Osborn
J. W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Harrisburg
Marshal Law
Tom Biddle
Capitol
McClellan
Milk zones mapped by Mr ToDo in Warren borough plan
Milk distribution in Warren borough is divided into ten routes with named distributors for each area. Prices set include standardized milk at 11 cents a quart wholesale and 6 cents a pint retail, cream 60 cents per quart, all cash on delivery.
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WDD Toda
Total Food
Warren
Wetmore Dairy
Liberty Street
Conewange Creek
Second Street
Derby
Allegheny River
Penna
Walnut Street
nArthur Dyke
Borough Line
Newmaker Island
Selawader-Beatty
Conewango Creek
Fifth Avenue
W. D. Ward
Fifth Ave
Jefferson Street
Albplanap, Sr
Jackson Street
Second Avenue
Market Street
East
Mill Race
Sorenson
Locust
Park Streets
Mark Sailor
South Side
War Losses Reported In American Expeditionary Forces
The War Department lists forty two casualties among army personnel and forty one in the Marine Corps with actions in Italy and other theaters. Killed, died of wounds, disease, accidents, missing in action, and wounded severely are detailed for numerous named soldiers and officers. Included is Lieut. Philip W. Davis missing in action and extensive rolls of privates, corporals, and sergeants across multiple states.
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Washington
Junge
War Department
Marine Corps
Oty
Army
Philip W. Davis
Weet
Topsifield
Maine
Fred Sherman
Calais
Chester Monga
San Magzzaro
Italy
John R. Tippet
Lesser
Ill
Robert E. Goodykoontz
Columbus
Ohio
Dan White
Tanksley
William Frank Bell
Cortland
N. Y
Caroll C. Gates
Hillsboro
Ore
Louie C. Green
Middletown
Henry J. Hessen
Brookfield
Wis
Adam V. Mixtacki
Pulaski
Wm. H. Osborn
Troy
Oakley
O.traynor
Flint
Mich
Michael T. Wilthan
Ashland
Harold Martin
Winnemucca
Nev
Harry A. Strand
Princeton
Cook William J. Hushiaw
Cohoes
John Urey
Laurel
Patb
Henry L. Baribault
Springfield
Mass
John J. Hogan
Syracuse
Emmons A. Boynton
Augusta
Harry Chdzy
East Haven
Conn
John W. Bresnahan
Rochester
Federico D. Gavio
Philadelphia
Arthur Kimball Drake
Bayshore
Ernest A. French
New Haven
Lloyd B.mapes
Akron
Charles B. Reese
Springhill
Nova Scotia
Joseph Slack
Horseshoer Archer
Comeau
Haverhill
Michael J. Powers
Wm. J. McColm
Portland
John C. Peggs
Canton
William J. Spire
Nashville
Tenn
John C Peggs
John W. Hoomaquist
Cheney Wash
Michael Loftus
Cleveland
Harold R. Kerr
Bellefountaine
Robert J. Pomeroy
Baltimore
Claude A. Babb Hampton
Jack Bamforth
New York
Charles Belk
Pittsburgh
Walter 8. Bighey
Leslie Biglow
Frank J. Bokosky
Scranton
Josephb. Caylor
Mount Houston
Tex
Frak M. Sostello
St. Helena
Oscar Cottrel
Tuscaloosa
Ala
James B. Deans
Middlesex
N. C
James I. Bodd
Marietta
Paul W. Galt
Dolton Til
Leo T. Leydon
Denver
Col
James J. McKenna
Brooklyn
Ralph J. Roehring
Detroit
Sidney C. Roberts
Toledo
George Tomaka
Chicago
Fred W. Stockham
Belleville
N. J
Walter F. Duda
Herbert E. Green
Indianapolis
Ind
Peter R. Borlander
Ake City
Hiram B. Schuler
Milwaukee
Edwin C. Belles
Wakula
Wash
Fred Gordon
David W. Hamlin
Oberlin
Abraham L. Ommundsen
Lowell F. Richardson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Leon F. Skala
Chatham
Raymond F. Connelly
Rock Island
Louis J. Downard
Arnold, Pa
Wm. E. Weeks Waverly
N.Y
John M. Calhoon
McNary
Sugar Economy Plea From Our Food Administrator
A community note urges restraint on sugar use during war time. The writer questions compliance at ice cream socials and picnics this week, asking if readers are doing their part to aid the country and allies in famine conditions. G. W. signs off.
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Food Administration
G. W
Large Warren County Draft Contingent Leaves for Camp Lee
A 107 strong group of Warren County draftees departed last evening at eight for Camp Lee. A large patriotic sendoff occurred at the Armory and Pennsylvania Station with community members, Chamber of Commerce service, and a dozen women volunteers distributing lunches and blanks. Rev Staub and Col Gardner spoke, praising liberty and duty, while a Forest County group joined the march to the station, escorted by a parade of locals and veterans.
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Army
Lfe
Warren
Camp Lee
Armory
Pennsylvania Station
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Conarro
Delia Olmstead
Inez J Blair
Helen
Printz
F. G
Schuler
J. P. Rogers
H. A. Logan
Forest County
G. M. Borg
Skie- Lawn
W. E. Staub
W. EU Rice
Gettysburg
Cuba
America
Milton Brown Writes Home From France
A letter from Corp. Milton Brown of Co E 305 Ammunition Train describes safer seas crossing to France, mild sea sickness, friendly French people, and good health. He notes restrictions on what can be written about ongoing events and signs off with best wishes to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Brown
Warren
France
Atlantic
O. K
North Warren Presbyterian notices and events
Public worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon by the pastor. Sabbath schools and Men’s classes in the High School building. At 7:45 p.m. Rev. Lloyd C. Ruland, recently engaged in eastern missionary work, will speak. Trustees meet Monday at 8 p.m. Boy Scouts meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45. Willing Workers Wednesday afternoon. Rev. W. C. Wallace, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd c. Ruland
W. C. Wallace
Frail Women Promised Quick Health By Bio-feren
An advertisement claims frail nervous women can in two weeks gain strength and vitality using Bio-feren. It promises clear skin, sparkling eyes, and buoyant health with a seven day starter and ongoing dosage, asserting refunds if results fall short. The formula is listed as Lecithin and minerals, and the maker states no secret there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bio-seven
Bio-feren
Commencement Exercises and War Message Note
Annual ceremonies held at the high school with diplomas presented to the first four year Baron graduates. Includes musical selections, a commemoration of Frank Baker and family notes from Peter Brunner in France, plus a McAdoo call to enlist in the war effort through June 23.
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Miss Grace- Mol
L. Pardee Voecat
Misa Eva Forsberg
Edythe Wee
Frank EL Baker Prin
Edinboro State Normal School
EE Pigber
Janet
Gladys Phillips
Mele Quartette
Old Virginia
McAdoo
America
Army of War Savers
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J. I Weaver
THE
MR. ToDo
the Times
Europe
Rev. Staub
Col. Gardner
Fred Hickey
Clarendon
Warren Band
Lo. C. FY
the Red Cross
Company M
Allen Spetz
Aston-Spencer Burr Payne
Benjamin. .Osborne
Adam Spencer
Clark Clover
Floyd .McMillan
Mitc. Barber
Arthur Felton
Forest Gadley
Edward .Mitchelin
James F. Charleston
Charles Suttley
Lawrence
Lackey Forest Wertz
Martin Zuendell
Carl A. Johnson
Ivan £. Roger
William Mealy
Felix Smith
Oliver McWilliams
Harrison Charleston
Grace
Crull
Pennsylvania
Avenue
Warren- Wateree
North Warren Presbyterian
A. Brunner
Locust Street
Peter
A. E. My
Son
Berger
Crescent
Berson
Tailor and Ciothice
Boye
Adler-Rochester
Kirschbaum Elottes
Gorrett
Warren, Pa
Warren Driving
Gqver
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