Italy War Entrance Anniversary Observed With Ceremonies
A Warren meeting set plans for a parade honoring Italy's entry into World War I. Col. Fred E. Windsor named Chief Marshal and led committees for flags, speakers, the band, and transport. The civil Red Cross unit and several veteran groups will marshal along Market Street with schoolchildren and women in uniform assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Chamber of Commerce
Jostice Charles HW. Hughes
United
Col
Fred L. Wantiser
Fu. Eae
Company M
Warren Cadet Corps
Boy Scouts
R T. Adams
Market
Warre
American Red
Red Cross
Warren
Warren County
Windsor
Marshall C. Parshall
Harry A. Logan
A. Smith
Fred Hartman
W. M. Robertson
Wim. Ibhble
D. A. Smith
Harry Rogan
George Campbell
H. W. Mitchell
Market St
Penn’a Ave
Fred E. Windsor
Soldier at Fort Sam Houston Recalls Illness and Pride
John Betts writes from Base Hospital Fort Sam Houston Texas describing mumps pneumonia and diphtheria amid recovery after an operation. He notes progress walking and standing, his unit’s deployment to France, and his hope for furlough home while expressing patriotic resolve.
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Ozie Betts Clarendon
John
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
C. A
A. F. Kottcamp
Camp Lee
France
Berlin
Social workers urged to lead reconstruction for humane civilization
Kansas City reports Charles A. Ellwood warns that without active reconstruction after war society faces degeneration. He calls for social reform in religion education and politics and stresses scientific social work based on social facts to build a humanitarian civilization.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Charles A. Ellwood
University of Missouri
National Conference of
iSocial Work
Professor Ellwood
Judge Makes Erroneous Predication Regarding Lawyer
A damaged notice fragment describes a courtroom scene citing a judge and a lawyer with an erroneous pre diction. The text references medical rhetoric and a supposed remedy claimed to cure multiple ailments. The content appears garbled and lacks clear date or place.
Thirty seven boys to Erie on Monday for medical board
Seventeen Warren County youths head to Erie next Monday May 27 to appear before the 122 Medical Advisory Board. Five will entrain at Corry to reduce costs. Listed are all names and home towns of the men proceeding to the board and those traveling from Corry.
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Warren County
Erie
Medical Advisory Board
Corry
Henry M. York
Pittsfield
George Eugene Keible
Warren
Clyde C. VanQuilder
Grand Valley
George R. Conquer. Barnes
Archie L. Kelly
John A. Gertsch
Sheffield
Charica D. Gallagher
Clarendon
William A. Lyon
Youngsville
Joseph F. Moranea
Tidioute
Frederick L. Thomas
Stephen J. Hayes
North Warren
James R. Richards
Garland
Oscar W. Olson
William F. Stroud
Sibley Wescott
Geraldon A. Gilson
George W. Mead
Homer P. Rogers
Robert L. Edwards
Charles J. Schmutz
Warren Harvey
Fioriane Pais
Globe Grocery Sugar Sale Penalty Explained
W. D. Todd, local administrator, explains the Globe Grocery on the East side was barred from selling sugar for thirty days for placing in window signs advertising sugar at a special price, contrary to United States Food Administration rules. The action was not tied to price but to the advertisement in the storefront.
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Globe Grocery
United States Food Administration
W. D. Todd
Warren
Vegetable Plants Transplants Offered at Pleasant Greenhouse
Emil Ekey of Pleasant Vegetable Greenhouse on the South Side advertises early and late varieties of transplant ed vegetable plants at reasonable prices.
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Emil Ekey
South Side
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Adler An Kirschbaum Clothes
Cooper
Bri“ve
Pennsylvania
Sparks
Earth- An
Starrett Tools
E. D. Everts Hardware Co
Aetna Chemical CO
Carnegie, Pa
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