Pretty fall wedding in Warren honors Miss Elisa Betrain and Thaddus Dunham
A high profile Warren society wedding took place at 3 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs P E Senne. Miss Elisa Betrain became Mrs Thaddus N Dunham with Rev J W Smith and Rev W C Beck officiating before about fifty guests. The event featured fall decor, formal bridal party, a luncheon, and generous gifts. The couple plan a western honeymoon and will reside with the bride’s parents after November 1.
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P. BE. Senne
Pennsylvania
Enue
West
Mliss Elisa Betrain
Thaddus N. Dunham
Pine Street
J. W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Beck
First Lutheran Church
H. E. Barnham
Sonne
Theresa Smith
Gertrude Deible
Rose Maybanks
Warren
Irene Dunham
Sharon
Miss Smith
Miss Deible
Miss Dunham
Miss Maybant
Ward
Ruthana Heelas
A. Heelas
Jamestown
Thomas Wells
George Weaylyan
Myvenue West
Majic
Local items and travels from the Liberty era addressees
eBuy Liberty Boxes PERSONAL ITEMS C. W. Abbey and wife motored to Buffalo this morning. Mrs. George L. Kellar was called into Buffalo today to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ira Cook. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Bush host Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Morrison of Buffalo as guests. Allan Dalrymple left yesterday for Allegheny College where he enters as a student. Co. A. Waters left for Erie to accompany the remains of his brother-in-law Captain Henry Howard to Warren. Mrs. Charles Gardner and son Bord of Erie visit her mother at Penn a Ave E for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Vinton of Jefferson Ave received a card stating their son Allan Vinton had arrived overseas. A Chicken Dinner will be served at the M. C. A. Thursday October 3 from 5:30 to 8 pm as a Baptist church benefit. Mrs. E. E. Anderson and mother Mrs. McAlmans of Greenville Pa arrived Tuesday to join EB. E. Anderson, secretary of the M. A. They will live on Pioneer Street.
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Warren
Stuart
Fortress Monroe
Fred
Washington
Dunham
Warren City
Co. A. Waters
Erie
Henry Howard
DB. F. Vinton
Jefferson Avenue
Allan Vinton
E. E. Anderson
Porkey
Cohen
Sheffield
Miles O'Donnel
Myllie Littlefield
Tiona
James
John Thornton
Rudolph
Elliot Weaver
Gertrude O’donnel
East Side
J. W. Littlefield
Geo. Blum
John Grolemund
John Bradybaugh
Dad
Blum
E. T. Downey
Thomas Downey
Tidioute
D. W
Della Maunk
Eva Blum
Kellettville
Sheffeld
Pryor
Children’s Liberty Bond Essays Rally Support for Fourth Loan
A city essay contest for the Fourth Liberty Loan draws responses from Warren County students. Entries argue bonds fund food, ammunition, ships, and troops, with kids hoping to aid "our boys over there" and bring their fathers home.
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Liberty Loan Drive
Parriotic
Rouben Schoibey
Corydon
Uncle Sam
Warren County
Willie Culbertson
River School
Roger Town
France
Kaiser
Kaiser Bill
Opinion of Harrison Fisher on American Girl Beauty Hunt
Harrison Fisher, chair of the semi final committee judging photographs for the American Beauty Hunt by the Evening Times of Warren and others, praises the American girl as a finished Venus superior to earlier beauties. He notes American wit and intelligence give a lively, animated expression and cites his ever shifting ideal.
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Harrison Fisher
Venus
Evening Times
Warren
William Fox
Jhas
New York
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Bicycle Race for Boys and Girls in Warren on Oct 19
One of the year’s largest events, a bicycle race for 14 to 18 year olds, is planned in Warren on Saturday October 19 under the Y M C A. Prizes will be awarded to both girls and boys winners. Entry blanks open October 7 and any boy or girl with a bicycle may participate, member or not.
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Lyle F. Phelps
East Side School
Warren
America
France
Germany
Y. M. C. A. Butty Blanks
Liberty Boros
Receptacles Placed to Gather Shells for Gas Masks
Campaign to gather fruit pits and nut shells for World War I gas mask construction starts in Warren announced by Mrs. J. P. Rogers. Readers are urged to save cocoa shells peach stones apricot pits olive pits date seeds cherry pits Brazil nut shells hickory and walnut shells and place them in barrels at Carver House corner high school corner new post office Second and Liberty streets.
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Warren
J. P. Rogers
France
the Times
Carver House
High School
Corny
Second
Liberty Streets
Traffic Street Lines At Post Office Corner
Busy corner at Pennsylvania Avenue and Market Street now has marked pedestrian crosswalks to protect pedestrians and aid drivers and streetcar traffic. Police chalked lines this afternoon guiding pedestrians to use the crossing, reducing accident risk amid ongoing activity. Authorities say autoists and pedestrians both have rights and the measure benefits all.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Market Street
YMCA Fall Open House and Stunts Preview
Preparations at the Young Men's Christian Association for fall events include an open house this Saturday from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Y M C A Building. The program features swimming and stunts, with special attention to boys showing how they spend their time at the association. The Business Men's Locker area received improvements, including a Turkish bath, and the building will close for the Liberty Day Parade.
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Young Men's Ch Association
Y. M
Association
Bers
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Rebecca Schofield
Chambersburg
Wilson College
Braddock Schofield
Camp Meade
Joseph A. Schofield
Albert Schofield
Wilhelmina
Agnes
Julia Henman
Jackson Avenue
Hohman
Grace Methodist Church
H. H. Barr
Titusville
Fertiz
Robert Fertig
Florence Dallas
Dorothy Farnsworth
Winckle Street
Medora Chase
Russell
United Brethren Church
M. FE
T. G. Olson
Gus Bauer
Entre Nous Club
Oakstreet
Baker and Johnson
Aten
Tovea
Jamieson
Liberty
C. W. Abbey and
Buffalo
George L. Kellar
Nto Buffalo
Ira Cook
Mrs. O. P. Bush
Mrs. C. P. Morrison
Allan Dalrymple
Allegheny College
Charles Gardner
Bord
Bord Marsh
Penn’a Ave. E
The
Baptist Church
Police Department
Mark Chalk
Rheims
Berry Au Bac
Aisne
St. Thierry
la Neuvillette
Betheny
Champagne
ALON
Publi
Quentin
Champags
Beaurevoi
Cambrai St. Quentin
Moeruil
Ves
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