Camp Lee bound Dr Willard and local notes
Dr Willard Wilard of Youngsville has a commission as first lieutenant in the Medical Reserve Corps and left for Camp Lee on Monday. Poud For Pound County Food Administrator Todd urged flour dealers to sell one pound of wheat substitute with each pound of wheat flour. A Tidioute minstrel show for Red Cross benefit will play at the Grandin Opera House, unused for years. Erie council appointed F A Shaw as appraiser to value Pensylvania and United Gas holdings. Mrs J A Eddy of Mayburg died by suicide at age around 69. Water main thaw work revealed a cracked pipe at Biddle and Onondaga. John E F Matson was elected school director to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Frank C. Wilard
Youngsvile
Medical Reserve Corps
Camp Lee
Poud
Pound County
Todd
Tidioute
Red Cross
Grandin Opera House
Shaw
Erie City Council
F. A. Shaw
Pensylvania
United Gas Companies
V. Louther
Bell
Gerould Named Chairman of Warren County Liberty Loan Drive
D L Gerould president of Citizens National Bank of Warren ren is named chairman of the Liberty Loan campaign committee for Warren county. The third loan is expected in April and township and town chairmen in the county will be appointed by Mr Gerould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Gerould
Citizens National Bank of
Warren
Warren County
Mr .Gerould
Warren Area Community Notices and Honors Highlight Local Events
Wetzel at 88 celebrates birthday at 2 Sixth Avenue. Solomon Wetzel, longtime Pisa Company employee and local Methodist preacher, is among Warren’s oldest residents. Samuel G. Allen, now in New York, has been commissioned colonel in the Ordnance Department, with headquarters in Washington. W. H. Allen of Warren is his brother. Y M C A directors appoint 92 delegates for Harrisburg convention February 22 to 24. Dr. T Pulverman underwent a successful operation at General Hospital and is expected to recover. County officials discuss Federal rules with Warren food dealers and urge grain cuts to breweries while maintaining compliance.
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Warren
Samuel G. Allen
New York
Waren
Ordnance Department
Washerton
Tesneed
Ny Ordnane No. 1
Washington
Mr. Allens
W H. Allen
C.S. Brown
W.F RP Bennett
Harrisbore
Pulverman
T. Piverman
General Hospital
Water Street Incident Leaves Man Injured After Fall
Fell against Steve J. Leonhart last Thursday night when he struck his head on a stove at his Water street home. Fire Chief Gordon and Jack Shirley repaired the old fire steamer to thaw hydrants though it cannot pump water. Military enrollment lists 4,579 county men available for duty with 2,102 from Warren. towns and numbers noted include Sheffield 366 Youngsville 222 Tidioute 97 Columbus 41 Clarendon 109 Bear Lake 19 Sugar Grove 47 Grand Valley 28.
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Steve J. J. Leonhart
Water Street
Gordon
Jack Shirley
R. P. King
Pittsfield Township
Warren County
Warren
Sheffield
Youngsville
Tidioute
Columbus
Clarendon
Bear Lake
Sugar Grove
Grand Valley
Scalding Death of Kellerville Plant Watchman Frank Garlick
Frank Garlick, night watchman at Standard Wood Co. Kellerville plant, died at Warren General Hospital after a boiler engine cylinder head exploded Thursday evening. He had 30 years with the company and was a Poland native with no known local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garlick
Standard Wood Co
Kellerville
Warren General Hospital
Poland
Liquor clerk held for court on selling to a shutt-off
William Benson an employee of the Dietsch liquor store appeared before Justice Blaskman on Wednesday charged with selling liquor to a "shutt-off." Benson admitted selling liquor to Peter Anderson who was found with a bottle bearing a Dietsch store label. Benson was held in 300 bail furnished by his employer for the March term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Benson
Diestch Liquor
Patriotic Rally in Russell Featured Staub Address
A rousing Russell rally Saturday evening featured Rev. W. E. Staub of Warren delivering the address and musical numbers by various groups. C A Clark organized the event while Robert Young chaired. an eight piece orchestra performed. Bread and sugar price reductions announced for Warren with rations on flour hoarding and limits for residents.
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Russell
W. E. Staub
Warren
C. A. Clark
Robert Young
Russell Schools
Draft Board Names Sent For Camp Lee Departure
The Warren County draft board released the list of men bound for Camp Lee Petersburg Virginia departing Wednesday evening February 13. Names include Peter P Bohren Warren Stephen S Phillips Russell Louis G Bosin Warren Charles H Johnson Clarendon Alfred Eolander Warren John Egegler Warren Clinton W Brown N Warren Minr H Carlson Shofield Cecil Groves Sugar Grove Peter Brunner Warren Ervin Wetmore Warren Knute G Anderson Warren Frank Monroeo Rydholm Warren Ralph Dey Warren Robert Wirie Clyde Park Warr ward Klenfer Tubbs Youngsville.
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Warren County
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Peter P Bohren
Warren
Stephen S. Phillips
Russell
Louis G. Bosin
Charles H. Johnson
Clarendon
Walfred Eolander
John Egegler
Clinton W. Brown
N. Warren
Minr H. Carlson
Shofield
Cecil Groves
Sugar Grove
Peter Brunner
Ervin Wetmore
Knute G. C.anderson
Frank Monroeo
van Rydholm
Ralph Dey
Robert Wi Rie
Clyde Park
Warr
Ward Klenfer
Tubbs
Administration notice for John Besson estate
Letters of administration granted to Addie Besson Admx for the estate of John Besson late of Columbus Township Warren County. Creditors urged to pay promptly and claimants to present claims duly authenticated for settlement. February 4 1918. Printed in The Mail Warren Pa with mailing address for orders.
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John Besson
Columbus
Warren County
Luckenbach Battles Submarine in Four Hour Sea Clash
The Luckenbach fought off a German submarine October 19 as 225 shells from the sub met 202 from the Luckenbach. A U S destroyer arrived two hours late but urged the vessel not to surrender and helped escort the ship to safety by evening.
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Washington
J. L. Luckenbach
Navy Department
Naval Guard
Luckenbach
Armed Guard
Dry Federation Plans Fight Against Booze
Harrisburg, February 6 1918 The Dry Federation of Pennsylvania convenes in Philadelphia February 14 to coordinate a broad pro prohibition campaign across parties and industries The convention aims to elect a dry majority in the next legislature and secure ratification of the national prohibition amendment. Governor Brumbaugh and other leaders are invited to speak as the federation outlines its platform and operations to further the war time temperance drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dry Federation of
Pennsylvania
Chestnut Street
John Royal Harris
Harris
Biz
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Frank Hanley
Indiana
J. Denny O'Neil
Vance C. McCormick
M. Clyde Kelly
Congress
Lex N Mitchell
Prohibition Advocate Seeks Grain for Allies in War Effort
Hon. William E. Porter of Pennsylvania urges reduced grain use for alcohol to feed the nation and allies at a state convention in St. Vale's Day observance. He praises American self restraint but warns brewing consumption undermines food supply during the war, predicting a push to end liquor business.
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Harrisburg
William E. Porter
Lawrence County
Dry Federation of Pennsylvania
St. Vale's
United
Porter
America
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J. A. Eddy
Mayburg
Water Company
Biddle
Onondaga Strets
A. A. Albaugh
Jacobson Machine Co
Liberty Stret
Hertzel Street
Addie Besson
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U. S
Shell
Cisere
United Sisies
Lucker Ibi Ich
Auto-Auto
United States
Adware & Supplygd
the Warren Savings Bank
Ing
Prom
DR. Pulverman
Opt
Kopf
Henry
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West General Law
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second St
Warren, Pa
Remingtons
Eempire Type Foundry
Buffalo
Miles Medical Cd
Elkhart, Ind
Sfayers
Ti Rcvrns
Curtis M. Shawkey
Savings Bank Block
Penn’a
Warren Mail
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