Printz nuptials recalled due to influenza illness
Mrs and Mrs A A Printz recalled invitations for daughter Helen to marry Lewis Parmlee Davis on October 2 citing influenza. The couple will wed quietly that day with a future reception. Helen Casena Red Cross nurse is reportedly ill with influenza in a Bremerton hospital. Thompson Eaton Berger returned from Erie where they attended a Y M C A district convention, which aims to raise 136000000 for allied war work.
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A. A. Printz
Helen
Lewis Parmlee Davis
Miss Printz
Mr. Davis
Helen Casen
Red Cross
Lremerton
Washington
R. G. Thompson
H. G. Eaton
C. la. Berger
Erie
Personal items from Warren region residents
Sheffield resident C L Freek visited Warren and several locals conducted business in the city. Wellsville’s J L Kuebler commercial activity occurred here, while Penn a Avenue West hosts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish as Sunday guests in Youngsville. Ray Smith recovers at 215 Pennsylvania Avenue East from influenza, and Pvt Joseph C Siffin arrived safely overseas per family word. Howhart, visiting Warren relatives, returned to Denver. James and Mrs Haynes of Waterford visited daughter Mrs Harvey Clute at 1111 Penn a Avenue W. Chaplain Morris Leonard of the U S S America, sunk near Hoboken, stops in Warren. Mrs Earl H Beshlin and sons Richard and Harold return from Washington DC summer visit. James Hedges heads to Irvine for plastering contracts. Mrs L A Hrickon returns from New York after visiting her daughter Mrs Pearl Erickson Van Horn. Fred Dasen of 100 Dobson Avenue.
Health Board Warns Of Influenza Danger And Self Care
Public Health Boards warn of rapid influenza and pneumonia spread across the country. At first sign, rest in bed a week, stay warm, and use Hyomei inhaler for antiseptic relief. The small inhaler fits in a pocket. treatment claimed to destroy influenza germs and prevent serious illness. Adv.
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Winness
Appreciation by Warren County Liberty Loan Committee
The Warren County Liberty Loan Committee thanks Miss Josephine Rankin Borough Chairman ward chairmen and workers for sacrificed time and effort. Gratitude extends to Mrs E D Wetmore Booth Committee chairwoman and all booth workers especially Mrs Blanche Partridge. Acknowledgment to Friday Saturday meetings Fire Department Essay contest and publicity staff The Speakers Bureau led by Mrs BE Lindsey and speakers from The Chronicle The Mirror and The Times General thanks to J D Woodard Mosenburg C H Smith Co for facilities decorations and materials Clerical team led by Mrs Gertrude Hertzel and Mrs May Weltmer The unity of Men and Women committees inspires continued service For God for Home for Native Land Mrs Rose B Hammond Chairman Mrs H P Rogers vice Chair Mrs H H McConnell Treasurer Mrs F C Eaton Secretary
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Warren County Liberty Loan Committee
Josephine Rankin
E D. Wetmore
Booth
Blanche Partridge
Wetmore
Fire Department
Jas. Brann
Ethel McCray
Harry Kopf Ag
Jas. Edwards
J. D. Woodard
Mosenburg
Messrs. C
Rose B. Hammond
H. P. Rogers
H. H. McConnell
F. C. Eaton
Awards Made in the Liberty Loan Essay Contest
The Fourth Liberty Loan prize contest awarded prizes to county school pupils after review of hundreds of essays. Bayonne Knapp won first prize, Warren. Allen Hi Frank second, Sugar Grove. Walter E. Senderson third, Sheffield. Ten pupils received Columbia Theatre tickets donated by manager George Sarvis.
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Liberty Loan
Bayonne Knapp
East Street
Warren
Allen Hi. Frank
Sugar Grove
Walter E. Senderson
Sheffield
Columbia Theatre
George Sarvis
Glenn Kitlinger
Watson
Mabel Lyon
Marshtown
Russell
William Robertson
Central School
Wiliam J. Haggerty
St. Joseph’s
Verba Scott
South Street
Glenn Firth
Lander School
Lillian Carrol
White School
Clyde Morley
Austin Hill
Hazel Sears
Thompson School
Akeley
Edith Thompson
Wrightsville
Pittsffield
Corrected Exchange Sparks Respectful Classroom Debate
In the Warren Times reprint from the Boston Transcript, a teacher questions Willie about a whispered remark and Johnny defends a corrected form. The dialogue highlights classroom discipline and language choices as reported in regional papers.
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Johnny
Willie
Boston Transcript
New Regulations Regarding Food Service Under European Plan
Restaurants and hotels are split into two classes with separate rules. E W Honhart of Canton Street left last night upon learning his wife and child, visiting relatives in Versailles Ohio, are ill with influenza.
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E. W. Honhart
Canton Street
Versailes
Ohio
Food regulation notices issued for European plan eateries
A 1918 Philadelphia document outlines two classes of public eating places and mandatory menus, including A and B classifications, price caps, and specified portions. It also details sugar allocation cuts for November and December affecting households and manufacturers, plus an officer training notice for Franklin Henry at Hancock.
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Philadelphia
Warren County
HEINZ
Pennsylvania
United States
Food Administration
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Franklin Henry
Poplar St
Hancock
Georgia
Henry Will Awaint
Junker Patriotism Cited by Government Official
A government official comments on the German junker patriotism concept linked to heavy German losses. He defines a junker patriot as one who gives his life for his country, remarking on the exchange and noting the Times circulation mirrors Warren’s daily papers combined. He urges investigation.
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Junker
Times
Warren Daily
Harold Farrell in France 1918 letter to family
Harold Be. Farrell sends a wartime letter from somewhere in France dated September 27 1918. He describes pay received estimates of francs spent and remaining, winter clothing issued and basic French phrases learned. He expresses eagerness to fight and asks about family back home, noting Army life appeals to him.
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France
Frances
Anna
Papa
Bacil
Harold BE. Farrell
Mobile Sundry Co
New York
A. BE. F
American Women Lead the World in Health and Iron Power
A beauty expert extols healthy red blood and strong nerves as keys to beauty and leadership. Doctors praise Phosphated Iron for restoring vitality in women and families. The ad urges insisting on genuine capsule form and lists J. B. Mullen and other druggists as sellers.
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J. B. Mullen
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Jamieson
Oneida
For Warren
A. M
Jamestown
Warren Evening Times
C. L. Freek
H. J. Hagaidson
Olean
J. L. Kuebler
Wellsville
Charles Fish
Penn'a Avenue West
Youngsville
Ray Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Pvt
Joseph C
Howhart
Denver
James Haynes
Waterford
Harvey Clute
Penn'a Avenue W
Morris Leonard
U. S. S. America
Hoboken
Earl H. Beshlin
Richard
Harold
Washington, D. C
James Hedges
Irvine
L. A. Hrickon
Pearl Erickson “van Horn
Fred Dasen
Dobson Ave
Health Board
East Street School
The
Warren Times
Food Department J
Siegfried
Farrel
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King
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Oreen & Davids
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