Bread Disease Claims Another County Soldier
Clare Brady of Youngsville died at Great Lakes Naval Training Station in Chicago after weeks of influenza and pneumonia. Born April 2, 1894, he attended local schools, studied at the University of Pennsylvania, and enlisted in August 1917. He was active in Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, and Kossuth Encampment. funeral private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Brady
M. A. Brady
Youngsville
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Clare
First National Bank
University of Pennsylvania
Gm Youngsville
Warren
Youngsville Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Kossuth
Wallen
Personal items note visits and travels in Warren area
Miss Frances Hawke returns from Bradford visit while Fred Tax of Pennsylvania Avenue East spends Sunday with friends in Oi City. Mrs. Otto Johnson and daughter from Wheeling arrive to stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Geracimos. Evelyn Johnson returns to Erie after visiting Canton Street. Mrs. E N Teasdale plans to return to Atlanta after a month with the Harrises on South Side. E M Hodges reports influenza and 102 fever but not serious. Mrs. E B Kinkead departs for Phillipsburg for brother Benjamin Legrand’s funeral. Pardee of Meadville Tribune visits Times office en route to Jamestown for sister-in-law’s funeral. Mrs. Frank Roller and Clare Bailey travel to DuBois for William T. Bailey’s funeral in Girard College Philadelphia. George Taylor of Pittsburgh visits Warren relatives. he will become chief clerk at the Washington, D C office of Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Pardee
Meadville
Frank Roller
Clare Bailey
DuBois
William T. Bailey
Girard College
Philadelphia
George Taylor
Pittsburgh
Warren
Reservations Postponed For Mary Olive King Attractions
In accordance with the Board of Health directions reservations for the Mary Olive King attractions will not be made October 12. Announcement of a late date will be made through the press. Lancaster News Journal notes brief remarks to the president and a quip to Prince Max about limited working hours for talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Lancaster News Journal
Max
Sam
Special Notice to knitters of Warren Co
Special notice urges Warren County knitters to produce only sweaters and socks for the Red Cross. It cites national yarn shortages and allows continued production as long as yarn lasts, warns that stocks may exhaust and production may stop, and reiterates strict adherence to Red Cross standards and knitting limits. The notice also mentions Liberty Bonds and local political notes.
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Warren County
A. KR. C
United States
Canada
Red Cross
Liberty Bonds
Warrex
Strength for weak run down women advertised in Cleveland
A testimonial from Mrs. Wm. D. Dawson details recovery from weakness after trying Vinci a tonic containing beef, cod liver pep tones, iron and manganese peptones. The ad claims Vinci strengthens the whole system and notes it is sold by Siegfried's pharmacy. Also mentions Saxol Salve for eczema of the scalp with a money back offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Vinci
Wm. D. Dawson
Siegfried
Fourth Liberty Loan tax free features explained for investors
The Men's Liberty Loan campaign committee outlines the tax exempt income from fourth Liberty Loan bonds, noting exemptions up to 110000 for heavy subscribers and added provisions for capital invested in second and third loans. It stresses bonds as legal tender against federal inheritance taxes and urges Warren investors to respond boldly as the war effort requires.
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Warren
Wilson
Warren County
Tipe Raang
Drafted men may enter training schools at Erie
The Military Training Camps Association of Erie Pa reports a telegram from Camp Zachary Taylor Ky stating that all men within new draft limits may be admitted to the school. Except class one and some industrial deferments, those unsuccessful may return to civil life after the course. Applications are also taken for Officers Training Camp for Coast Artillery at Fortress Monroe. Eligibility includes sound body and high school training, with ages 18 to 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miliary Training Camps Association
Erie
Carter
Camp Zachary Taylor
Military Training Camp Association
Scott Block
Hkrie
Officers Training
Coast Artilliry
Fortress Monroe
Auction Notice at White Farm near Busti
Public auction scheduled for Wednesday October 16 at 10 am on the Sugar Grove road one mile west of Busti. 85 head cattle 0 high grade Holstein cows 18 fresh and springers 25 two year old yearling heifers 50 Shropshire sheep 25 ewe lambs 2 registered Shropshire rams 1 broamsow 1 stock hog 3 sheats 1 registered Percheron stallion nine years old 1 driving horse 1150 pounds 1 team work horses 1 pair mules five and years old. Terms three to six months on approved paper. Rain or shine. Auctioneers Preston and Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Farm
Busti Village
Sugar Grove Road
H. M. Preston
W. Z. Preston
Funeral Notices From Warren Involving Burgwall Clark Nelson Badger
Funeral notices report the private service for Mrs John Burgwall at 113 Pioneer street with burial at Pine Grove cemetery Russell. Byron Clark services were at 8:30 pm at 1307 Pennsylvania Ave East with interment Oakland. John F Nelsons funeral was at the state home on Penn Ave W with Rev Swisher officiating and multiple floral offerings. Polly A Lonks Badger dies at 84 after Spanish influenza. survived by two children, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. a longtime Methodist. last days described as Christian triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgwall
John Burgwall
Pioneer Street
Pine Grove
Russell
Byron Clara
Byron Clark
Pennsylvania Avenue East
J. W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Ned Clark
Fred Clark
West
Richards
Charles
Harry
Merle Graham
Oakland
John Nelson
John F. Nelson
Penn
A Ave
L. L. Swisher
First Methodist Church
Dave Johnson
Fred Rinfrette
Prosper Rinfrette
C. de Carlson
J. A. Lundmark
Milton Healy
Polly A. Loxcks Badger
Polly A. Loncks Badger
C. A. Bailey
Philadelphia
Elory
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Luther Badger
Julian D. Badger
Rochester
Marcia Owens
North Warren
Badger
Warren
Methodist Episcopal Church
Death Not Desertion Insurance Ad in 1918
An old line life insurance ad urges buyers to protect their earning power with a renewable convertible policy. It promotes policies at 10.84 per thousand for a 35 year old, noting variations with age and linking house protection to family security amid fire risks in the Borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Pinkham Vegetable Compound touted by Mrs Frame
In St Louis a 15 year old girl and her mother describe severe monthly pains. The testimony credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing the suffering and restoring health. Mrs Frame urges other women to try the remedy and seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Frame
N. 18Th St
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Braught
Aserry Boas
HW. Smith Company
Metzgrer-Wright Company
Baker and Johnson
Green and Dari EB. L. Stein
Leonardson‘s
Cbay
Geerty Bones
Times
Warren Daily
Frances Hawke
Bradford
Fred Tax
Oi City
Otto Johnson
Wheeling, W. Va
George Geracimos
Evelyn Johnson
Jonas Johnson
Canton Street
E. N. Teasdale
Atlanta
Charles Harris
South Side
E. M. Hodges
Dtate
E. B. Kinkead
Orchird Street
Phillipsburg, Va
Benjamin Legrand
Little Sister
Elsie Dinsmore
Madras
Garland
Tia
Fligw Goods
Jamieson
Warren CO
W. P. Ferringer
Ferringer
Seneca
Oil City
Fisher Oil Co
Venango County
Beshtin
J. W. Neilly
J. Friedman
Burgess Gregory
Elm Street
Oak Street
N.S. Feeney
Akeley, Pa
Bell
Franklin Ext
Jackson Ave
Button
Philadelphia Press
Vincl
the Comfort Powder Co
Boston
Mass
Northern Spies
R. R. Porter Warren
R. D
Crescent Floral Wardens
Wuergetic
Sven
Saya
White
Oakwood Club
Hoffman
Warren Trust Company
Warren, Pa
Simmons
BAYER
Citizens National Bank Warren, Penneylvania
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