Aull Resigns as Warren Pharmacist for Bureau Work
E. J. Aull resigns as pharmacist with J. B. Mullen to join the Bureau of Animal Industry in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Aull will remain living in Warren.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
9
Daylight Saving Time Set To Begin In Warren
Chamber of Commerce reports that Warren businesses will set clocks ahead to 2 AM on Sunday marking the start of daylight saving time per the new legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Quaker Co to Drill In Sheffield Township
Quaker Oil Company of Warren plans to begin drilling on 850 acres in Sheffield township this summer, aiming to tap productive wells on its holdings. Repairs to the state armory contract with Fred Mathis progress, including a new door between the locker and wash rooms, with completion expected in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Co
Quaker Oil Company of
Warren
Sheffield Township
State Armory
Fred Mathis
Mathis
Archibald Ditches Moccasins After Foot Injury
Archibald, secretary for the YMCA, sustained a nasty cut while cutting wood at the Black Fox ranch and wore moccasins at work. He discarded them for the first time Monday and is recovering from the injury. The ads discuss Gen Hulings' congressional candidacy in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Black Fox Ranch
Lieutenant Munson Returns to Camp Hancock
Lieutenant E. S. Munson returns to Camp Hancock after a ten day furlough with family in Warren. He stated before leaving that he expected his regiment to depart for France shortly after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Hancock
E. S. Munson
Warren
Munson
France
Trout Fry Distributed in Warren County Streams
United Sports men distributed sixteen cans of brook trout fry across Warren county streams. A large planting last year led fishermen to expect well stocked streams this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Sportsmen
Warren County
Prokenstraw Grange and War Garden Plans In Warren
Prokenstraw Grange No. 407 met with a program on patriotism and agriculture including songs and discussions. The Warren chamber of commerce outlines a big war garden campaign with vacant-lot farming and prizes. An accident at a Conenango oil lease nearly injured O D Ruhlman, and several local arrests and fines occurred for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Chamber of Commerce
Warren
O. D. Ruhlman
Conenango
Mr Ruhlman
Ned Clark
William Baxter
Ford Coupe Burned and a Wedding and Other Local News
A Ford coupe owned by Rus sell Bros burned Friday forenoon due to a gas tank leak. Schuler Jensen wedding: Lyal Schuluer and Doris Jensen wed Friday afternoon at the Lutheran chur ch parsonage. Congress candidate Earl H. Beshlin will run jointly as Democrat and Prohibition. Andrew Swanson of Sugar Grove had a leg amputated at General Hospital after cutting three bones in wood chopping. Richard Smith, 12, arrested for stealing tickets from the P R R station Corydon, held for court in June with $200 bail posted by his mother. L E McLachlin spoke to about seventy five men at the Y M C A on foreign work in China. dinner raised several hundred dollars for Orient work. Harry Bixler of Struthers Wells shops charged as a slacker for tearing up registration card and threatening 20 years in prison. Russell Lodge of Odd Fellows votes to buy Lant Hotel property for lodge use, $3 509 price, with $3 000 extra needed for renovations. Welfare groups county wide, including boys working reserve and the state agricultural labor service, met at the Y M C A to discuss farm labor. Marguerite Ogden, state chair of California Federation of Women’s Clubs, shifts focus to conservation of food and marketing canned and dried fruits for war workers.
Old Man’s Courage: Veteran Watches Amputation at 77
Emil Berheaud of Bellevue, 77, endured the amputation of both legs after freezing feet in cold weather. At Omaha General Hospital a spinal anaesthetic kept him conscious as the surgeon removed the knees. Berheaud, born in France, fought in the Franco-Prussian, Civil, and Spanish-American wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Berheaud
Bellevue
Omaha
Berheaud
France
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W. H. Jackson
T. V
Tionesta Valley
Thomas Mullen
Tionesta Creek
Gilson
Sheffield
D. A. Arird
Attornee
Shortt
East Main Street
William Pearson
Margaret Shortt
State Hospital
Archibald Shortt
Jimmy Costello
Jamestown
Smith
Costello
Blackman
IF. S. Heinemian
Patterson
Emma Christian
C. S. Knapp
Farm Labor Survey
Kinzua
Columbus
Russell Folk
Mildred Thayer
Eugene Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Market Street
J. W. Smith
Russel
Miss Hansen
Hilda Hansen
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hulings
Dr. Condit
George S. Condit
New York
Williambridge Hospital
Condit
Cod - Prokenstraw Grange
Brokenstraw Grange No. 407
America
Homer Mead
D. W. Mead
Miller
Mary Cauppersimo
Spring Street
Tony Montoro
Montoro
Woma
Burgess Gregory
Pole Court
Congress
Russell Bros
Schuler-Jensen
Lyal Schuluer
Doris Jensen
Lutheran Church
W. C. Beck
Beshlin
Earl H. Beshlin
Prohibition
Andrew Swanson
Sugar Grove
General Hospital
Richard Smith
Corydon
L. E. McLachlin
Foo Chow
China
Orient
Harry Bixler
Struthers-Wells
Russell Lodge
Odd Fellows
M.C
Boys’ Working Reserve
Public Safety Committee
State Agricultural Labor Service
Marguerite Ogden
California
Department of Conservation
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
TQ Choo
Aeuuing Shoe OO
the Warren Savings
Ted
Seeeneeree A Weingarten Bros., Inc
Chicago
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