Central W C T U Meets at Henderson Home
The Central W C T U met at Mrs C W Henderson’s home on Water Street. Officers conducted devotional exercises and discussed union business including a vote to buy and gather 100 Liberty Bonds. Mrs Charles Brague spoke on the county convention at Sheffield. Miss Hilsie Henderson gave a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central W. C. T. U
Central
Irs. C. W
Sheffield
Charles Brague
Hilsie Henderson
Local residents and visitors list in Warren area
The page records numerous residents and guests in Warren and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs C M Ellsworth Corr Was and Warren visitor. Miss Clara Laih San Diego guest of Mrs J W Wilkins. W S Orcutt Olean in city. Ada Kibls Stoneham in Tionesta on official business. Fred Seliin and Blain Kincaid from Corry. Jessie Jackson visiting Kane. Peter Holmes visiting Akeley. L V Hamilton in Pleasantville. P C Stearns Bradford on business. Charles Keeler Wellsboro attending funeral of Hon Joseph A Schofield. William Kemmel Pittsburgh inspector in town. James Crowe visiting Morgantown. William Fisher Little Valley inspector. L W Davis Conewango in Tidioute. Herb Cochan and son Hugh overseas. John Larson Kewanee for funeral of Mrs Chas Waterbrandt. O F Hoffman checking chestnut at Ludlow. Mrs Edward O’Donnell Sheffield visiting daughter Mrs J C Russell. Paul Kirchartz leaves for Kingsland NJ with Nitro Powder Co.. Mrs Wallace Bauman returns from Buffalo funeral of uncle S Ford. Doris Allen to West Penn Training School in Pittsburgh. William Muir Titusville attends funeral of Joseph A Schofield. Mrs Arnold and Mrs Corbett Clarion guests of Mrs Lynn Branch Hazel Street. Rev Jacobson from NY/NJ after Upsala College anniversary. Archie Leonhart to Corry to trial trotting horse Iful Stile. Mrs George C Priestley and Miss Bess Priestley Philadelphia arrive for death of Henry A Schofield.
How Do You Vote and the Declaration of Independence
A fragment reflecting a civic prompt about voting and the founding principles. It cites that all men are created equal and endowed with rights Life Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. Governments derive powers from the consent of the governed and may be reformed or abolished to secure safety and happiness.
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Harrisburg
Local residents travel and attend state convention
M. J. Kirchney visited from Qil. Mrs. H. A. Daly Mrs. B. Dinsmoor and Miss M. Daly of Dubois were in the city today. Mrs. T. W. McNett and Miss Flora Newnaker left for Lock Haven by auto with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Griffith and children. George Geracimos and wife Ginny went to Buffalo to visit their son Lieut. George A. Geracimos in the ordinance department. Delegates from Warren Sugar Grove and Sheffield to the W C T U convention in Reading Pa depart for the weeklong session. William J. Bryan is to address the gathering next Sunday with several hundred delegates expected.
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H. A. Daly
B. Dinsmoor
M. Daly
Dubois
City
T. W. McNett
Flora Newnaker
Lock Haven
Auto
W. T. Griffith
George Geracimos
Buffalo
Lieut
George A. Geracimos
Ordinance Department
Alabama
Frank McClellan
J. W. Neally
Warren
Mabel Dallas
Sugar Grove
Hill
Sheffield
Reading
William J. Bryan
Walter Fink Falls From Roof Breaks Ankle
Walter Fink about 17 years old fell 35 feet at the Hammond Iron works while aiding on a new addition. He suffered a broken left ankle, badly bruised knees and a lip gash, was taken to Warren General hospital where he rests with his condition described as satisfactory. He supports his mother and seven siblings and has brothers in France and at Camp Lee. He slipped while on the roof and fell onto scaffolding before reaching the ground.
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Walter Fink
Hammond Iron Works
Warren General Hospital
Stewart
Young Fink
France
Camp Lee
Fink
Free To Asthma Sufferers New Home Cure Promise
An ad offers a free trial of a new asthma cure promising relief for all severities and ages. It targets hopeless cases and declares no payment or time loss is required, urging immediate mail-in coupon submission.
Kilty the Rogkie Senses Spanish Flu Onset
The piece describes Kilty the Rogkie's experience with a Spanish influenza attack. Chills chase up and down the spine while the head feels light, portraying the early symptoms and physical sensations of the illness.
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Kilty
Kitty the Rookie Recalls Spanish Influenza at Camp Lee
The letter from Kitty the Rookie at Camp Lee Virginia in 1918 describes early flu symptoms and the mood of service members. He notes chills droughty appetite eggs and weight loss while humorously recounting bunkmates and family anxieties as the influenza spreads. He also observes shifting enlistment feelings and jokes about older recruits finally gaining acceptance in the war effort.
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Kitty
Camp Lee
Farewell to Rev H H Barr at Grace Methodist
Last evening the Grace Methodist church held a farewell reception for Rev H H Barr as he departs for his new charge, the First Church of Titusville. About three hundred members attended a program of solos and a quartet. The congregation presented Rev Barr with a gold purse in appreciation of his work. He noted church growth from 200 to 850 and debt clearance, while expressing regret at leaving Warren. Refreshments followed.
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God Spead
H .H. Barr
Grace Methodist Church
First Church of
Titusville
Versal Pierce
Jessie Waers
Winifred Bircher
R. J. Hatton
W. H. Murphy
Merle Russell
R. F. Blodgett
Miss Bircher
Roy J. Hatton
Rev. Barr
Government limits flour profits and prosecutes profiteers
A federal bulletin to county food administrators caps flour profits for sacks at 80 cents to 1.25 and at one cent per pound for broken package sales, with a pledge to prosecute profiteers. Macaroni and noodle makers will market in standard cartons after October 15, while butter margins apply to fresh and stored butter. Pennsylvania stock raisers are urged to conserve by rationing grain and signing pledges not to oversupply dairy, poultry, calves, or three month old pigs.
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Herbert Hoover
Pennsylvania
Food Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Nelson
Rudolph Nelson
Wenonie McMichael
Venill Hart
Wade McMichael
Dorr Long
North Warren
Oscar
Northh Warren
C. M. Ellsworth
Corr Was & Warren
Clara Laih
San Diego, Cal
J. W. Wilkins
W S. Orcutt
Olean
Ada Kibls
Stoneham
Tionesta
Fred Seliin
Cory-on-on-the-Allegheny
Blain Kincaid
Corry
Jessie Jackson
Kane
Peter Holmes
Akeley
L V. Hamilton
Pleasantvile
P C
Charles Keeler
Wellnore
Joseph A. Schofield
William Kemmel
Copperas Company
Pittsburgh
James Crowe
forMorgantown
W. Va
Wiliam Fisher
Little Valley
N. Y
Herb Cochan
Hugh E. Collanian
John Larson
Kewanee
Chas. Waterbrandt
O. F. Hoffman
Ludlow
Edward O’donnell
Town
J. C.' Russell
Paul Kirchartz
Kingsland
New Jersey
Nitro Powder Company
Wallace Bauman
8. Ford
Doris Allen
West Penn Training School
William Muir
Joseph A. Schoolfield
Arnold
Corbett
Clarion
Lynn Branch
Hazel Sirest
Jacobson
New York
Newark
N. J
Upsala College
Kenilworth
Archie Leonhart
Iful
Archie
Canal Dover
Ohio
George C Priestley
Bess Priestley
Philadelphia
Henry, A. Schofield
Mr. Priestley
Oklahoma
Mr. Schofield
Cardinal
Copenhagen
Gold
Baker and Johnson
Jamieson
M. J. Kirchney
Qil City
Liberty
Beantown
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N.Y
Eaitor Times
Ceasar
P. T. Barnum
Bones
John Barleycorn
Henry
Sam
United States
RF. C
H. H. Barr
Congregation of
Times
Warren Daily
Warren Times
Manhattan
Mr. Todd
Cote
Chilren
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