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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
4
A long list of performer names and pieces appears, then notes about a Junior Choir Picnic at First Presbyterian church on East Fifth Avenue. It mentions a Jamestown Wrightsville Presidents Picnic and social gatherings including a luncheon and informal tea with guests from Springfield and Newport.
Students Ada Knowlton presents three pupils in a Tuesday evening recital at the Woman's Club with performers Miss Dorothy Newell Miss Florence Keefer of this city and Miss Lora Belle Lepar of Jamestown N Y plus a Japanese drill and a varied program including works by Beethoven Rachmaninoff Mozart Seeboeck and Schumann. Also notes on a S I O T club gathering at Miss Birchard's Hemlock cottage and a birthday surprise for Mrs J Johnson with dinner at Leotta Greenland's Fourth Avenue home.
Local brief notes list Frank Tommain arriving from an army camp in Florida for his mother’s funeral and many residents returning from visits or travels. It mentions Mrs J B Sonne, Miss Martha Sonne, Br EK Russell of the Buick Agency, Mrs George Hoagland from Tulsa, Miss Mary Horton from Foxburg, Chris Moll and Mose Gehr from Erie, Ralph Stranberg returning to Sheffield, Mrs P Eckstrom of Titusville visiting Jamestown, Mrs A Schaffner and Gretchen heading to Butler, and others planning visits or operations in State College and Baltimore.
North Warren couple share a letter from their son Merritt serving as army clerk. He describes a smooth voyage, good food, a state room used as an office, and hopes to write often. He mentions friends Dave Hughes Connie Cummings and Cline and notes seasickness is rare. He signs loving regards to his mother and family.
Boy Scout National Headquarters reports red post cards total over £ 64,000 and nearly 2,800 achievement buttons awarded. Third Liberty Loan has 417,000 subscriptions from Scouts totaling $52,500,000. Pershing joins National Council. local troops gain leaders amid war duties. Scout leaders and Scouts urged to attend Presbyterian church service in their honor.
An advertisement urges readers to use Miller's Antiseptic Oil, called Smoke Oil, for stiffness rheumatism lumbago and neuralgia with claims of instant relief. It promotes 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles guaranteed money back and markets Siegfrieds' Pharmacy 308 Second Avenue Warren Pa as the place to buy.
Hemstitching promised as a neat finish for blouses linens dresses sheets and pillow cases by Mrs C P Prusher at 1106 Pennsylvania Avenue East. Also notice that Dr D A Smith dental office will be closed July 6 through 16.
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