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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

5

Bordwell Appointed Major of Sixteenth Regiment

Capt. C. E. Bordwell, commander of Company I, has been named major to fill the vacancy caused by Major Kennedy of Grove City’s death.

Bordwell C. E. Bordwell Co. I Major Kennedy Grove City

Red Cross Ball Clears Over Six Hundred Dollars

More than $600 was raised for the Red Cross from a Ball at the State Armory last Thursday night. About seven hundred men and women danced from eight o'clock until midnight raising funds for the organization.

Red Cross State Armory

Seed potatoes distributed by Warren Chamber of Commerce

Warren County residents took advantage of a seed potato offer from the Warren Chamber of Commerce. Four carloads of seed potatoes were distributed at cost, with a potential for a large crop if the season stays favorable.

Warren Couty Warren Chamber of Commerce

Stanley Dalrymple Likely to Recover

Stanley Dalrymple, hurt in the tragedy at Youngsville West Main street crossing, remains at Emergency Hospital with a fighting chance for full recovery. He is regaining consciousness and cannot yet discuss the accident or how he arrived at the hospital.

Stanley Dalrymple Youngsville West Main Street

Levi Smith Dies Suddenly on Train in Indiana

Levi Smith, famed oil refiner and philanthropist born 1844, died suddenly of apoplexy on a Elk Hart train while returning from California. Son Jay left for Elkhart. wife had gone ahead to Detroit. Survived by wife, son, and two daughters Eva Jane and Laura. Funeral set for Thursday at Presbyterian church.

Levi Smith Elkhart Ind Warren California Jay Smith John Japes Robert Thompson Clarendon Smith Jay Eva Jane Laura Presbyterian Church

New York Welcomes Joffre and Viviani in Grand Entry

New York City celebrated Marshal Joseph Joffre and Rene Viviani with an enormous welcome on May 10. A million citizens filled streets for a triumphant entry as the French leaders viewed Manhattan’s skyline from the forward deck.

Joffre Viviani New York Joseph Jacques Joffre France French War Commission Marne Rene Viviani Marshal Joffre Manhattan

Miner Survives Fall From Scaffold at Cranberry Breaker

John Dentick fell from a broken scaffold into the buckwheat coal pocket at the Cranberry breaker in Hazleton Pennsylvania. His two sons raised the alarm and the chute was opened. Dentick escaped smothering and came out with fuel, partly strangled but unharmed.

Hazleton John Dentick Dentick

General Bixby Recalled to Duty

Brigadier General William H. Bixby retired from the U S Army will be recalled to active duty as president of the Mississippi River Commission. He succeeds Colonel Curtis McD Townsend who is assigned to command a new engineer regiment to be sent to France.

Bixby Washington William H. Bixby Army Engineers Mississippi River Commission Curtie McD. Townsend France

Notices of filed administration accounts in Warren County

Warren County Register announces that numerous administrations and guardianships have filed their first, final or distribution accounts with the Register of Warren County. The notices list names such as Ralph W. Nichols, Earl G. Hawkins, F J Law, John Petruney, T L Hampson, Geo H Penfield, W R Buck, R H MacDowell, C E Bordwell, Wilhelmena Grandin, Charles K Haupin, Frank J Lyons, Mary M Schueltz, Jacob Simones, E H Beshlin, Sarah Hastings and others. The accounts, filed in 1917, will be presented to the Orphans’ Court. Henry H. Bassett signs as Register. May 5 1917. May 10-17-24.

Warren Orphans’ Court of Said Ralph W. Nichols Techia Ss. Nichols Esof Wilton G. Nichols Earl G. Hawkins Lawrence Johnson C. C. Johnson F. J. Law Frank E. Sands Warren Trust Company Ae John Petruney Mr. Petruney T.L. Hampson Albert P Wright Geo. H. Penfield Theodore Paul Fox Paul Fox W. R. Buck Agnes E. Decker R. H. MacDowell Ida L.chipman Decesed Frank J.lyons Kate Maher Mary M. Schueltz Anna Maria Schueltz Frank J. Lyons Jacob Simones E. H. Beshlin William On Sarah L. Eggleston Sarah Hastings George Hastings Donald A. Mead Darius A. Mead Henry H. Bassett Register Register’s Office

German Army Strength On The Western Front Estimated

Estimates on the French front place German strength at 2,628,000 men in 219 divisions with 1,188,000 on eastern fronts and 528,000 in reserve. About 1,188,000 would be in the fighting line in the west with 912,000 on eastern and Balkan fronts. The entente reports 6 to 8 million German under arms in France and reserves can be called to the line.

Balkan Washington Entente France

Whales Killed by Mines In North Sea

Reports describe dead whales found in the North Sea with heads blown off. The text notes the cause as mine exposure and jokes about the Admiralty opening a school to train whales to hunt mines as a new ally against German mines.

North Sea England Admiralty

Man Arrested After Theater Incident In New York

A man in a New York theater was manhandled and arrested after an incident tied to a film project about a submarine. He received ten days in the workhouse as punishment.

Pgist-King Gerfant Apye Ading New York

Registration Day Near as Governors Plan Census Rollout

The war department outlines registration timing and duties after the president signs the conscription bill. Governors lead. sheriffs, clerks, and city officials run precinct registration with volunteer registrars urged to serve unpaid. Absentees and the sick coordinate by mail or sixth day instructions.

War Department

French Advance on St Quentin Crosses Wrecked Bridge

Anglo French forces push toward St Quentin across a canal bridge wrecked by retreating Germans. French vanguard crosses under heavy fire while the second unit awaits on the far bank as the wreckage lies submerged in the canal.

St. Quentin Canal du Nord Bavershy Nesle Ham

Cuban First Lady Leads War Preparations in Havana

Mme Mariana Seva de Menocal, wife of Cuba's president and head of the Cuban Red Cross, calls a Havana convention of Cuban women to plan war work. Over 2,500 women expected. sections mobilize supplies and surgical dressings. In the U. S., Mrs George Thatcher Guernsey, former presidential candidate, becomes head of the Daughters of the American Revolution, with Mrs William Cummins Story retiring as active head to become honorary president-general.

Cuba Mme Mariana Seva de Menocal Red Cross Havana Daughters of the American Revoluton George Thatcher Guernsey Independence Kansas Washington L D. C Guernsey William Cummins Story

Shoes at Bargain Prices Offer Big Value

A local store touts cheap, quality shoes with guarantees and early purchase savings. Men’s work and dress shoes range from $1.98 to $10 per pair, women’s pumps from $1.48 to higher, and children’s footwear priced below competitors.

Sheriffs Sale of 83-Acre Myers Farm Warren PA

Warren County Pennsylvania sheriff sale under a writ of fieri facias directs sale at the Warren Court House on Monday June 4 1917 at 2 pm. The parcel in Pleasant Township known as the Jacob Myers and Barbara Myers farm contains about 83 acres with orchard house barn and out-buildings bounded by Yeagle Rieg Struthers Lauffenberger and others. Seized as the property of Jerome Gross and Christian Mintz for I K Hollister. Sheriff Geo A W DeForest. May 8 1917.

Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania Warren Borough Pleasant Township Jacob Myers Barbara Myers Yeagle Rieg and Struthers Lauffenberger Lauffensberger Jerome Gross Christian Mintz I. K Hollister GEO. A. W. Deforest

Divorce subpoena issued in Warren County case

In Warren County Common Pleas No 7 March Term 1917 Cora A Nichols Libellant versus George Louis Nichols Respondent a subpoena and alias subpoena were returned Non est inventus you are notified to appear before the court on June 4 to answer the libellant petition and justify why a divorce should not be granted Sheriff Geo A W DeForest Warren Pa May 1 1917 E H Beschin

Warren County

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