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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1918
Page
5
A long list of church events includes Sunday services at 10:30 and 11:00, Sunday School times, salvation meetings, prayer and Bible study sessions, and special sermons. Pastors and ministers named include Rev A A Luther, Rev E W Robinson, Rev Axel Rendall, and Dr Oliver E Williams. Public invited to all meetings.
Eagles lodge hosts a two thirty service to dedicate a service flag honoring members in service. Rev. Walter Beck and Colonel Fred Windsor headline the event with a program of music and talks. The flag will list fifteen names including Adolph Funk and John McGovern, underscoring the lodge’s wartime support.
L. C. Hoover, pastor, leads morning worship at 10 30 with Rev E M Spreng of Cleveland Co preaching and conducting Dominion. Sunday school at 11 30 with F A Arnold as superintendent. Young People’s Alliance at 7 00 followed by a 7 30 sermon by Rev Spreng. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 and teachers training class after. You are welcome at all services.
Miss Rhesa Nelly led an East Randolph Red Cross entertainment with over 200 pupil participants. The event showcased drills and rhythmic exercises as part of home front efforts. Rev Dr Staub learned a nearby doctor from Media Pa was wounded at the front, alarming him. Company I arrived at Camp Upton New York with the 112th Regiment, quarantining for weeks before potential embarkation, allowing furloughs home. Eight pig permits issued in Warren, inspection-based approvals to neighbors. Philadelphia credit men raised $11,400 at City Hall with a gold-headed tack driven by R A Anderson for largest subscription. John L Blair of New Process Co. spoke on credit system and war effort.
Will entertain at a dinner and dance at her Irvine home on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Elaine Blanding who will depart Thursday for a summer in New York. Several from this city will attend with Chile Merts. The Social Science Section meets this evening for its regular meeting at the Woman's Club.
Miss Rhesa Newly of Base Randolph New York spends the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Nerdy.
The article recounts strategic shifts in World War I leadership including Von Falkenhayn and Von Mackensen. It notes Mackensen’s late 1916 Roumania advance, Hindenburg’s control of the Somme, and alleged tensions with Falkenhayn and other generals. It suggests Mackensen’s offensive against Italy was hindered by rivalries.
The funeral for Mrs Annabelle Stevenson, who died in Jamestown, will be held Sunday at three in the home of her daughter Mrs F W Wood on Pennsylvania Ave West with Rev Miller officiating. Interment will be in Oakland cemetery. The notice ends with a Liberty Bond sales pitch.
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