Food Program For The Coming Twelve Months
The statement by Mr. Hoover outlines a war food conservation plan for the American people over the coming year. It argues that victory in 1919 requires three and a half million troops in France with vast equipment, continued allied cooperation, and shared sacrifice at home. Despite droughts and lower yields in some cereals, the plan projects a 5,720,000 ton increase in food supplies over last year while preserving national health and strength.
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Mr. Hoover
France
United States
Europe
Dorty Run Social Notes in Warren Area
Warren residents and visitors appear in a flurry of calls and visits around Warren and Dutch Hill. Edwardt Lauffer of Warren visits grandparents Mr and Mrs H M Lauffer. Mrs H F Knopf travels on business. A Brooks and J J Keil family members visit local homes. August Fladry from Jackson Run makes a business call. multiple Keil and Lanier family members are noted as callers or movers. Rev W C B daughters and others take a motor trip portion of the day. The column closes with a reminder that Everybody reads The Warren Times.
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Dorty Run
Edwardt Lauffer
Warren
H. M. Lauffer
H. F. Knopf
A. Brooks
J. J. Keil
Dutch Hill
Henry Laufer
August Fladry
Jackson Run
Spe Kman
Kate Luther
M. H
G. J. Keil
Mra
J. B. Anderson
Manetha Rinehart
Dutch Hall
John Keil
F. A. Blandin
North Warren
J. E. Anderson
Walter Keil
Dutch H
Spelman
J. J. Lanier
Sirs Hy, Bartsch and Sons
Messrs
Theodore and
James Knopt
H. I. Knopt
M. Fehrman
J.J. Spe
Inno Vallers
Jack Morley
W. Whitley
Ren
C. R
Speckmin
W. C
Warr
Warren Times
Dwelling Alterations Noted on Liberty Street Home
The dwelling occupied by J. B. Cable and family on Liberty street is undergoing marked alterations. A series of local items explain health, court, transportation and community actions amid influenza conditions, including Todds recovery, a divorce decree, a birth, soldiers moved, and a postponed hospital drive.
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J. B. Cable
Liberty Street
Confidence in Life's Trials Sermonet by Rev. W. C. Bac
A sermonette on Job 23 10 stressing that God knows the path of the Christian and that trials refine faith and character. It argues afflictions test, purify, and enrich the soul, urging courage, steadfast trust, and mutual consolation amid present scourge, with the endgoal of spiritual gold.
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Job
God
Narrow escape in buggy and car collision on bridge
A Maxwell car driven by Winton Cousins struck a buggy carrying Mr. Sechrist and another passenger on the town bridge last evening at about 7 30. Both occupants were thrown to the pavement but escaped serious injuries. The buggy was smashed with all four wheels gone and a shattered rear. Rain and dim lights hindered visibility.
Believes Son Safe From Missing in France
E J Bauer of 57 Hemlock Street says his son Byron Bauer, listed missing July 9 in France, is safe based on letters from a family friend and other servicemen. Letters dated July 16 September 1 and September 28 report Byron is all right, with details from Glade sources supporting the claim.
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E. J. Bauer
Hemlock Street
France
Bauer
Glade
Byron Bauer
O. K
Byron
Meadvill e Home Cares for Influenza Stricken Children
Four sick children remain isolated at the Meadville Odd Fellows Home after a weeks long outbreak. A boy and girl with pneumonia are listed as quite low but show hope of recovery while about 40 residents were confined at peak. Mrs Cunningham has mostly recovered and aides report no deaths amid the illness. Superintendent Cunningham expressed cautious optimism in a Thursday briefing.
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Odd Fellows
Meadville
Cunningham
Death notices from Kane and Warren reader list
Death of Martha Nelson of Kane noted after Buffalo Hospital training visits at Marian Lind’s home. Mrs Gottlieb Ristau, 58, died at home after influenza illness. services by Rev. J. Finkbeiner at 3 p.m. interment Oakland. Carl W Northrup of 114 Cayuga Avenue died of pneumonia after influenza. survived by wife and child, parents, sister Mariette, and brother Claude in France.
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Martha Nelson
Kane
Buffalo Hospital
Misa Nelson
Marian Lind
Gottlieb Ristau
Carl W. Northrup
Cayuga Avenue
Mr. Northrup
Farmington Township
Warren
Warren Veneer and Panel Works
Prohibition Worker Nominated for State Senator Seat
A lifelong prohibition worker, nominated by Democrats and Prohibitionists for the Venango Warren District State Senate seat, was a former teacher and educator now foreman of the Fisher lease. He supports the Wilson administration, woman suffrage, labor union speaking, and good roads advocacy.
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Venango- Warren
Fisher Lease
Wilson
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Aew
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Warren County
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Clea
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Warren’ County
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Heck
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Venice
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Times
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Fred C. Keaton
Warren General Hospital
Fanny Smith
Margaret McClaren
Boy Scouts
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Rev. W. C. Bac
J. B. Mullén
America
W. P. Ferringer
Oil City, Pa
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