Inspiring Red Cross Rally at Library Theatre Draws Crowd
A large audience attended a Red Cross rally at the Library Theatre last night with speakers Lt Burns and Maj Crawford Brown of the 48th Regiment. A. G. Eldred chaired as Rev W C Beck gave prayers and Eldred urged donations toward the $190 000 800 wartime goal and Warren’s quota of $100 600. Major Brown urged support for Red Cross care of the wounded and the war effort, highlighting Allied unity and home front resolve, closing with the audience singing America.
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Red Cross
Library Theatre
Burns
Maj
Crawford Brown
48Th Regiment
A. G. Eldred
Sutewe Arnhasineg Furnia
W. C. Beck
Mgr Eldred
Warren
Eldred
Somme
Canada
Paris
London
York
Belgium
France
Major Brown
Mr. Eldred
Krance
Carafla
Merner
America
Youths 21 Since 1917 to be Registered June 5 1918
Warren County draft board announces that all men who have turned 21 since June 1917 will be registered June 5. Registration stations will be designated across the county rather than at every precinct. The measure places 21-year-olds at the bottom of draft lists and exempts students in medical and theological schools. The President is expected to sign, with nationwide registration to follow in two weeks.
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Warren County Draft Board
Hodges
Draft Board
Senate
Plans Complete for Red Cross Drive in Court
Warren residents prepare for a Red Cross campaign start Monday with a goal of raising 100000. Secretary Kotiamp oversees the drive as team captains and volunteers receive final instructions and daily noon luncheons announce results.
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Red Cross Drive
Monda
Warren
Fay
Kotiamp
Wnong
Itamp
mHotrace Craft
Ed. Clary
W. W. Beatty
D. W. Beatty
W. A. Tailient
W. T Allen
George L. Craft
John L
U.S Rogers
W.V. Geet
C. . Abed Fer
George Muir
H. H. Cowden
W.W. Kinander
K .\. Logan
George P. Brockway
C.F Reese
A. A. Prints
H. A. Sigeins
H. P. Stone
F. F. Moore
M B. Stewart
H. D.ikKnopr
E. Is
J. &S. Bayer
Es A Schofield
C. T. Connaro
A. A. Albaugh
Jay Colvin
Thompson
J. P. Rogers
Homer
Bowersox
George Mackay
Frank Bogart
J. H. Alexander
J. A. Rockwell
H. V. Hazeltine
W. F. Henry
H W. Mitc@hell
J. J. Hazeltine
A. B. Mac- Donald
Prominent War Talker to Speak at Conewango Club
Captain A. MacIntosh of the British Expeditionary Forces will address Conewango Club members and Red Cross campaign volunteers tonight at eight thirty. He comes at the request of Dr. H. W. Mitchell and promises a factual, balanced war talk focusing on real conditions.
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Conewango Club
A . MacIntosh
Red Cross
Captain MacIntosh
H. W. Mitchell
Births and Local Movements Noted in Chandlers Valley
Announcement received of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Perrigo on May 7 1918. Mrs. Perrigo formerly Miss Falconer. J W Gase and family plan a farewell Friday evening as they move to Bradyord soon. Ernest, son of Mr and Mrs Kelly, and Mrs F Fo Sands with Dr McKey traveled to Cleveland to visit relatives. Church activities include a Thursday meeting at Toheran church. Several residents, including Rev O J Gage of Kennedy NY, visited relatives and friends in the area.
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Chandlers Valley
Brute Falconer
Arlington Perrigo
Perrigo
the Falconer
J. W. Gase
Bradyord
Kelly
Ernest
F. Fo Sands
McKey
Cleveland
Team lists reveal roster of Captain R. G. Chapel’s squad
The text presents a roster of players and leaders including captain R. G. Chapel and team members L. H. Hall R. H. Winger W. Todd Ralph W. Stone M. W. Dennison E. B. Whiting W. E. Cook and A. Harold Wickstrom, along with other names, under Team No. 10.
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Bishop Yates
Palmer Davis
L. C. Jamieson
W. Treat
Davidson
Harry Schmidt
Allen M. Lanehams
Clairie W. Hardy
Louis Davidson
Harry W. Connaro
R. G. Chapel
L. H. Hall
R. H. Winger
W. ID. Todd
Ralph W. Stone
M. W. Dennison
E. B. Whiting
W. E. Cook
A. Harold Wickstrom
Maxwell claims proven by official records and tests
The article extols Maxwell claims as proven facts backed by official records. It cites a 22 000 mile non stop run under A A A officials, Mount Wilson hill records, and average fuel economy of 29 4 miles per gallon from 1915 17 models under varied conditions. It argues speed and reliability and economy can be achieved together.
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Maxwell
A.A. A
Mount Wilson
United States
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