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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
5
A large crowd gathered at the Odd Fellows hall Wednesday night to honor two soldiers home on furlough from Camp Hancock Robi McConnel of Company F and Frank Acchiuti of Company I 112th Regiment. About 200 people attended the reception.
Mrs. Chas. Noyes of Market street reports her son Morgan Noyes, long in Russia, is en route home as informed by the international committee of the Y M C A in New York. She had not heard from him for several months.
Frank Smith named to fill Pittsfield township tax collector post succeeding C B Brown who resigned. Ke Honhart ill at Irvineton. E W Honhrt, a noted Irvinetown resident, is ill at home with appendicitis.
Benjamin Taylor, who left Warren with a draft contingent, has been transferred to Washington D C where he will be connected with the oil division.
The next contingent to depart Warren later this month will number 22 men, according to information from Harrisburg.
M. M. Sadler head carpenter at the State Hospital in North Warren lost the end of the third finger on his left hand after his finger was caught in a buzz saw on Monday.
The Life Study Club met Tuesday evening to discuss cooperation. Burgess B. G. Gregory led the session, praised as the best discussion in some time.
Unloading seed corn Henry N. Reist, the farm bureau agent, notes most of the car has sold to Warren County farmers and that more orders can be filled.
Charles Wholeben was arrested Friday night for making disloyal remarks and on Saturday fined $10 by Burgess Gregory for disorderly conduct and then allowed his freedom. Richard Ward, a well known Civil War veteran and Eben N Ford Post member, is ill at his home on Penn a Ave W. He is one of Warren's respected elderly citizens.
The Clarendon lodge of Odd Fellows staged a fine minstrel show on Friday evening that sold out the capacity crowd. The performance lasting about two hours raised 85 dollars for the Red Cross treasurer. Brokenstraw Grange No 407 to meet next Saturday at 2 PM with routine work and an under the auspices of the Worthy Lecturer program.
Patrolman Johnson tendered his resignation to Chief Haag and will leave next Tuesday. He plans to explore options including joining the State Constabulary after taking an exam, with possible return to railroading. Two Indian youths are held for alleged train wrecking. Herman Jackson and Clarence Watt were bound over to criminal court after failing bail and remain jailed. Youngsville factories switch to nine hour day with pay for ten. J A Lagerdahl and C H Kay led the voluntary change.
Henry Reese of near Akeley reports his second cow death from rabies after a dog roaming from Russell bit a man, many dogs, chickens, and a Reese cow. The county will reimburse for the two cows as it does for sheep killed by dogs.
A cold wave brought several inches of snow across the region this week with ground blanketed by Thursday morning. Forecasters predict a quick return to fair, warmer weather in the next two days as real spring arrives soon.
Fire fighting crews from two counties and a city station battled a blaze in a field near the Andrew Peterson farm in Elk township. Officials Lowe A Cramer Alson Rogers R L Klinck Ina vig and others contained the fire after about an hour narrowly preventing it from crossing the roadway. Tibbits Withdraws From Race In Assembly race Republican candidate D Tibbits withdraws in favor of Williston P Wood citing liquor legislation stance. Mary Rumohr Withdraws From Church North Warren parishioner Mary Rumohr who objected to a pastor's denouncement of German aims has withdrawn from the Presbyterian church after a disturbance and a Federal authorities referral.
An advertisement in the regimental paper promotes General Hulings as a candidate for Congress in the local district. It highlights his qualifications and calls for support from voters and comrades.
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