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Promotional notices indicate 12th men may receive rewards. Orion’s service is referenced as the source for merit-based promotions and related adjustments.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
2
Promotional notices indicate 12th men may receive rewards. Orion’s service is referenced as the source for merit-based promotions and related adjustments.
The 28th division including the 112th Regiment is expected to move by rail to embarkation centers within ten days as preparations accelerate. General Pershing plans a late March review while boxes and crates are labeled for baggage and the division begins rapid redeployment. A cable from Co. Rickards Major C B Lizth indicates the unit is on its way to America with Grove City cited as a reporting point.
Mrs C Bor Gauguter dies after illness at home in Warren. May Coleman of Corry survived by husband and five children. Funeral at 2:30 from Mr Mack's home with interment in Oakland cemetery. Townville interment for Enoch Scott. John Shirr dies after short illness. funeral Tuesday at 11. Burial in Jokuse. Richardson's 1.584 uher Gainty st. Brooms offered for sale at low prices. Warren.
Ernest T. Thompson, once known as Wes Marsian in Clarendon, is reported dead in an untimely death on December 1, 2912, in the West.
A report from Encampment of Sheffield notes no night shift due to a log shortage. The log constraint affects operations at Suear Grove and related facilities, with company officials confirming temporary scheduling adjustments.
A fragmented report notes a meeting of road boosters and a fatal accident involving a worker. Thompson, born October 14 in Feur via, married to Bertha Cooper, died from injuries after a bus body incident. He lived in Brea for nine years and left four children, three sisters, and brothers.
Local ice producer W J Phillips cites a short crop this year pushing family ice to 75 cents per hundred pounds up from 50 last year. He warns profits will be slim due to brewery costs and transport, while a lengthy notice section covers church services and community events including a high school reception and county road bond discussions.
The Central Pennsylvania Lumber Mill did not run a night shift last night because of a shortage of workers and materials. Local sources note reduced production and plans to resume shifts when supply conditions improve.
Timely report shows Raymon Kelly and Florenn of Sheffield Ira receiving marriage licenses with Amon Colby and Ruth C. Newark of Oil City. Burgess Gregory serves notice to Sam Cogswell to relocate the corn and peanut wagon to Liberty street and Second avenue after April. Second crop cabbage noted from early heads, yielding solid heads and improved quality. Subscribe for The Warren Times.
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