Leidig Sent to Officers Training Camp
Word from Waren reports J. Leing, a member of the high school faculty, has been sent to an officers training camp for a course.
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Leidig
Waren
J. 5. Leing
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
3
Laura Snyder Elected Superintendent in Lions ta
Laura Snyder of Warren has been elected superintendent of the schools at Lions ta, reflecting a leadership shift in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Laura Snyder
Warren
Lionesta
Firebug Fears Rise in Corry Cerry Fire Incidents
Firebugs sparked two fires in Corry Cerry on Thursday night causing about 3000 dollars in damage. An appeal to the State Fire Marshall was made to aid in detecting the incendiary. Chanders Valley man Charles Swanson shot to fame as a flyer in wartime.
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Corry Cerry
Warren County
Chas
Swanson
Chandlers Valley
Willam F Scranton Writes From France About Wounds
Willam F Scranton, reported killed in France, writes to his sister Mrs. C A Sandeen of Sheffield that he was wounded on July 15 and is in a hospital with not serious injuries, and that he expects to return to his company soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam F. Scranton
France
Hopeful for Ralph Bates War casualty uncertainty in France
Parents and friends of Ralph Bates of Youngsville hope he is alive after being reported missing in action in France. Bates is one of eight cousins fighting for their country. if killed, he would be the third among the eight to die in the war.
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Ralph Bates
Youngsville
Micing
France
Silk Mill Planned for Russell at Pine Grove School
At a Pine Grove school meeting on Wednesday the old schoolhouse property was deeded to Jacob Thiesen of Warren. He will start a silk mill with 25 machines and 100 workers by January 1, plans to weave and dye his own material at the site.
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Russell
Pine Grove
Jacob Thisen
Warren
Wounded Soldier Reported from Sheffield Township
Leon Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Thompson of Barnes, is said to be seriously wounded in France. The Thompsons, now in Clare, had been notified of his injuries.
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Leon Thompson
Sheffield
France
C. D. Thompson
Toucnrr
Leon
Mimsi3s
Barnes
Clario
Thompson
Jackson Breaks Leg at Clarendon Refinery
Harold Jackson of Canton broke a leg Wednesday after falling from a stepladder at the Clarendon refinery. He was brought to the General Hospital.
Tragedy and near escapes in local incidents
W J Kreibel of the South Side killed a 39 inch rattlesnake with 8 rattles and a button during a Wednesday auto trip near Lander. John Burns and Thomas Flynn, Pitesburg Construction Co. workers, narrowly escaped when a bridge crane toppled a flood damaged structure at Sugar Run as the old bridge fell into the stream during removal.
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W. J. Kreibel
South Side
Lander
John Burns
Thomas Flynn
Pitesburg Construction Co
Sugar Run
Merc
Narowly
Lieutenant Munson Reported Gassed on Western Front
Mrs Munson verified by letter from Axel Munson of Salamanca that Lieut Munson had been gassed in France and was recovering. A later note from Munson said he had a slight cheek wound from a sniper but was not seriously hurt and expected a short furlough soon.
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Munson
Western Front
France
Axel Munson
Salamanca
Warren Man Talbott Dies After Heart Ailment at Home
William Adams Talbott a Warren lifelong resident died Tuesday morning at his Market Street home after months of heart disease. Born February 21, 1852 in Eastfield Ohio he served in the naval academy at Annapolis and studied in Germany and Austria before 40 years with Pisa and Co. He married Teetia McNair in 1884 and Harriet McNair in 1890, leaving several children. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon at the Warren chapel.
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William Adams Talbott
Warren
Market Street
Mr. Talbott
Reb
Eastfeeld
Unio
Micajah
Elizabeth Talbott
Warren Co
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Academy
Germany
Austria
America
Pisa
Talbott
Estem
Teetia McNair
Sheffield
Moore
Colline M. Talbott
Harriet McNair
Mary Mc.Nair Ranehert
Rachel McNair Peasy
Eleanor McNair Talbot
Warrot
London's wartime widow marries third British officer
Lady Michael Wardell, daughter of Australian millionaire Sir Daniel Cooper, has married a third husband during wartime. She first wed Viscount Northland, who died in 1914, then Capt. Geoffrey Mills who was killed last year. Her current husband is a British officer.
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Husbard
Michael Wardell
London
Daniel Cooper
Viscount Northland
Geoffrey Mills
Oil Country troops rest after fierce France battles
Lt. Arthur Nelson reports the 112th U S Infantry Co B Meadville is in rest billets after intense fighting in France. The Oil Country unit endured long marches and heavy shelling from July through late July, including attacks near the Marne and Ourcq, and the defense at the Wesle bridgehead where 400 Pennsylvanians repelled 4,000 Germans.
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112Th U. S. Infantry
Arthur Nelson
Co. B
Meadville
Kane
France
Co. E
Harry D. McCluskey
Co. F
Franklin
Dormans
Marne River
Epieds
Ourqg
Fismette A Wekaro
Wesle
John O'Hern Dies in Washington Former Warren Printer
John J. O'Hern, long time compositor for the Warren Ledger and later a worker at the Government Printing Office, died in Washington DC after a 16 month illness. He was a Knights of Columbus and Ancient Order of Hibernians member. He is survived by his widow and two brothers. Burial plans set for Warren with services at St Josephs Church.
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John J. O’hern
Warren Ledger
Mail
Washington, D.C
Ledger
Hern
Government Printing Office
Wellington
Knights of Columbuus
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Olive
M. P
Washington
D. F
Chicaene
Eneghter Mrg
Jay, Brann
Warren
St. Josephs Church
OYERES NOTICE No 9026 in Bankruptcy Western Pennsylvania
Notice in the Western District of Pennsylvania that Fred William Jewell of Warner County PA is a bankrupt under the 1898 act and seeks discharge. Creditors and interested parties must appear in the District Court in Pittsburgh on September 30, 1918 at 10 a.m. to show cause why the discharge should not be decreed. Clerk J Word Clark signs the notice.
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Fred William Jewell
Warner County
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
J. Word Clark
Community Correspondents Wanted for Warren Mal Area
Local editors seek new correspondents to cover Warren Mal region. Join a small team. training provided. improve reporting on town events, issues, and community life.
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