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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
4
Mr and Mrs A A Printz issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Helen Rose to Louis Warmico Davis. The ceremony is set for Thursday evening October 84 at the Printz home 200 Fourth venue at 7 30 p m with a reception to follow from to 10 mm.
Mrs P C Deleas departed for Salamanca. Peter Look returned from Utica business trip. Attorney A G Eldred came back from eastern cities. Mr and Mrs Charles Berry in Pittsburgh after news of sister in law Mrs J Walter Johnson's death. Mrs Josephine Young visiting Washington DC with son Paul Young at Camp Meig before he sails for France. Everett Horsey returns from Erie and heads to Nitro WV for new job. James A Griffith visiting from Corydon. Mr and Mrs T D Hartz attend funeral of Hartz's brother William 77 in Titusville. Miss Josephine Young to visit son John in Washington DC, who enlisted in medical corps for France.
George Butterfield has enlisted in the aerial telegraphy corps and will leave Tuesday for State College for a two month training course. Civil and criminal court in Oct may be postponed due to influenza. judge in Florida to reply. Two new diphtheria cases reported. 12 cases under quarantine with most likely lift next week. Roscoe Davis arrested for failure to register, held on bond. bees stolen near Youngsville noted. judge notes leniency debate over punishment.
A letter from B G Gregory urges volunteers to gather fruit for farmers unable to harvest, using saved gas for Sunday work. He cites about 30 to 73 men in shops and farmers with fruit ready but no time. He offers to direct helpers to farms and track participants, noting his own sacrifice of a planned 137 mile trip. Regular workers may join, and he asks for responses.
Warren residents learn that 22 year old Robert Leroy Strong, Marine from Bradford, is missing in action in France since September 16. telegram from Brigadier General Long confirms the report. Strong enlisted in Buffalo December 1 and sailed March 11. He was raised in Warren, attended local schools, and last wrote September 2 hoping to return after another trench stint.
A stream of notices records Byron G Clark dying at 1307 Pennsylvania Ave Warren after pneumonia while at work near Clarion. Funeral private at his home Sunday. he was a Warren native and First Presbyterian member. Also 9 year old William Bailey dies at Girard College Philadelphia. funeral in DuBois. Eleanor S Brasington dies in Jamestown after months of illness. Other items note influenza death of QO D Eggleston Corry, rubber stamps dealer, Moose dues event, boiler repairs, and a local notice for Stark.
New York district surpassed the $500 million target for the Fourth Liberty Loan by noon today as official figures showed $491,017,400 at ten this morning and a subsequent $5,000,000 subscription pushed the total over the halfway point. EF
Paris reports six more villages captured north of the Aisne with progress beyond. Italians fighting with French have taken Chemin Des Dames heights as far as Cerny en Laonnois and French troops cross the Suippe at multiple points between St Etienne and Boult Sur Suippe. Grand Pre north of Argonne lies on the Aire river and gains strategic rail links. Grand Pre reported in flames by a cablegram to the American front.
Paris reports indicate Luxembourgeois unease over Princess Antonia's engagement to Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria. Neutrals fear the union could compromise neutrality as a German-linked alliance may draw Luxembourg into conflict. public and Paris press debate Luxembourg's stance and the Grand Duchess's ambiguous policy amid war pressures.
Paris reports on exchanged Italian prisoners arriving from Austria. The afflicted men are starved and maimed, skeletal figures carried from trains, while well-treated Austrians fare better. YMC A workers, Salvation Army, and welfare boards assist. A mother reunites with her son, scarred yet alive, as the scene starkly contrasts the two sides.
A 1900s style advertisement touts Miro Pile Remedy as a cure for chronic piles, claiming 3 to 10 days for bleeding and protruding cases from 20 to 30 years. It cites testimonials from Henry J. Stone of Lorain Fire Department and Frank J. Phillips of Bird Island, Minnesota, and notes ointment for itching piles in cases not requiring the prescription.
Warming soothing liniment provides prompt relief for rheumatism neuralgia or lumbago. It quickly targets the sore area drawing blood away from congestion and easing inflammation. The penetrating formula reduces rubbing needs and cleansly avoids skin staining or pore clogging. Generous size bottles available at druggists.
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