Pennsylvanians listed among WWI casualties in grim ledger
Washington Oct 19 casualty figures from the American Expeditionary Forces show Pennsylvanians among the dead and wounded. Names include William C. Stevenson Pleasant William L McTighe Pittsburg Dominick Kolonovity Kingston Earl Hanshew Menoca James M Brown Shippinsburg Lt Theodore Suchoski Wilkes Barre Harry K Hall Swissvale Thomas F Reed Philadelphia Walter J Reeves Hendershot Ingram William Starkey Davis gaver Falls among others with killed in action died of wounds and wounded in action ongoing tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Elmer E. Krohl
Philadelphia
Francis J. Haas
Pittsburg
Frederick Allen
Harry William Wilson
Y B. Dickson
Frank V. Mahaffey
Germantown
Raymond Nagle
Louis A. Paradise
Williamsp
Hoe Pris
Ralph B. Goconaur
Lancaster Pressie
Marvin Pools
Kittanni
Eugene Bryan Hutton
Akeley
Floyd Krepps Huntington
Ernes Noble
Kingston
Harry E. Best
Roy M. Eldridge
Matthew J. Res
Matunis
Yotal
Dominick Kolonovity
Earl Hanshew
Menoca
James M. Brown
Shippinsbiurg
Theodore Suchoski
Wilkes- Barre
Wounden Verely
Harry K. Hall
Swissvale
Thomas F. Reed
Walter J. Rev
Reeves
Tren Brasken
Breckenridge
Uiiontown
Marenee
Town
Pietro Gallohilip Gilman
Phrilac
David R. Hanson
Glasshire
BE. Holdsworth
Mast
Conshohocken
Nick Rose
Chester
le Rov Ti
Wallace
Conshohoken
George B. Meade
Wilkes-Barre
Walt Bostonton
Warren
William Weirman
Shanksville
Severio Migliaccia
Ambler
Leonard Powell
Punxsutawney
Harvey Metz
Harold Phillips
Scranton
Thomas E. Randolph
Athens
Charles Willard Smith
Eric
Raymond Russell Weiser
Reading
Uns Must Pay for Sickness While Crossing
Vernon L. Mack arrived safely on the other side of the sea but was very sick beforehand. The message from St Nazaire dated Sept 15 1918 says he sent a line to his wife and family describing sea sickness during the crossing and expressing concern for his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L. Mack
St Nazaire
Weil
U.S
George
Martha
Vernon Ja
Mack, Co
Pioneer Dept
Vin New York
Times Topics Ill With Pneumonia In Corry Area
Mrs Richard Atkins of Kinzua is seriously ill with pneumonia and moved to Warren General Hospital. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs George Hinton of Conewango Extension at Warren General Hospital. The Corry Epidie urges calm and cooperation with physicians as grippe influenza and pneumonia cases rise and deaths occur. Nurses and volunteers, including Red Cross trained Mathews, assist the sick as the community shows strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Atkins
Kinzua
Warren General Hospital
George Hinton
Conewango Extension
the Times
Corry
Grippe
Red Cross
Matthews
Cristas
Seo Oene
John Cochran
Frad Corlsan
RS Amite
Tednewar
Ian
Tilk Torning Ca
Antone Siseoo
Tdeerlick Street
Messsea Veetarday
Pyaien Uo Petersan
Tineshare
Foronce Maxwell
Warren area obituaries recount Dunn Nelson Johnson Christensen
Obituary notices report Andrew A. Dunn of Tidioute died October 6 after long illness. John F. Neilson, born in Sweden, died at his Warren home after years of illness. Mrs. J. Walter Johnson, formerly Maude Bailey, died in Pittsburgh. Charles E. Christensen of Warren died after month long illness at his home on North Carver Street. Whole notices note private funerals and interments in local cemeteries with family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew A. Dunn
Andrew A.*dunn
Simon EB. Dunn
Maguire Street
Tidioute
Nancy Dunn
Sarah Byrnes
Simon HE. Dunn
C. D. McDowe
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. F. Marks
Presbyterian Church of
John F. Nelson
John F. Neilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Mr. Nelson
Sweden
Warren
J. A. Lundmark
Eric
S. Peace and Airs
Thomas Johnson
Eric Johnson
Oakland
J. Walter Johnson
Warren Land
Sheffield
Pittsburgh
J. Walter John
John
Maude Bailey
Charles F. Christensen
Charles [E. Christensen
North
Carver Street
Decessed
Denmark
Agnes
Bertha
Charlotte
Cleveland
Ohio
Trish Brothers
Tina Lodene
Red Cross Notes from Sheffield Enlistments and Quarantine
Sheffield notes report Red Cross knitting and sewing by Mrs George Horton and Miss Mary Wood, with many volunteers totaling hours logged. The article mentions quarantine, class efforts in nursing and first aid, and precautionary closure of rooms until further notice as influenza concerns rise.
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Red Cross
Shefield
George Horton
Mary Wood
John Cochran
G. Cochran
Mitcham
Colea.m
Misses Rylander
A. Zeliff
M. Noberg
V. Zeliff
Kllingworth
Peterson
Jaycox
G. Ryden
Johnson
B. Kester
D. Rundel
M. Weed
Aa. Collins
E. Hendershoit
Mesdames J. Munson
W. A
Galegrave
M. Gilson
AL . Johnson
Son
G. Horton
Hous
Neaves
T. N. B. Stover
Sutherland
S. Bryner
Young
H. McNeal
E. Hildum
F. Palmer
Smith
A. M. Vincent
J. Marley
B. Johnston
T. J. Henderson
G. J. Holden
F. H. Pitt
Heinman
G. W. Henderson
R. Irwin
Q. W. Stewart
A. Allen
G. McKillip
A. O'Conner
F. E. Kinnestiver
J. FH. Nelson
F. Carlson
Never Too Young To Save For Food Conservation
An appeal shows children can aid food conservation during wartime by saving pennies for thrift stamps, skipping candy, and reducing sugar. It urges parents to teach sacrifice, with examples of kids saving, knitting, pledging allegiance, and supporting American efforts until loved ones return from war.
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Jessvinnathy
France
America
Junior
Marjorie
Bobby
Unis
Sfiers
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Just
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Metzger - Wright Company
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Ort
Degre
Marine Corps
John T. Burnett
Grovepews
Thomas H. Bell
Turtle Creek
Andrew S. Harbulak
Sharon
Fran E. Kolson
Braddock
John M. Salm
Fair Haven
James H. Snyder
Lancaster
Hunter H. Haverstick
Troy H. Simpson
Herman
Lomas
the &. W. Rose Co
Waead
Afarhye
Philo Hay Coy Newerk
N. de
Burnberty Sonds
Sheffield Boy
Louisville
A. “Peck
Ong Ada
Boston Transcript
Hoover
Big City
Eden Electric
Les
Pan
Apex Electric Cleaners
Pickett Hardware Company
Germany
Warren Street Railway Co
THE
First National Bank
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