Warren Times Mirror from Warren, Pennsylvania • Page 5

WARREN, PA. I I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942 FIVE Volunteer Fire Fighters To Handle Flames In Woodlands Organization of a Volunteer Fighters Service is under way in the county in the hands of the employes of the Department of Forests and Waters and they have made some progress. Due to the disruption of the Fire Warden service and the possible danger of woods fires set by saboteurs the Volunteer Service is expected to function during the of the war. The fact during any war air raid is that the urban districts would be so busy with their problems that the suburban and woods areas could not call upon the town for aid. The organization of the local residents of the woods areas into a fire fighting force is therefore a necessity.

It is being arranged through sectors into which every state of the Union is being divided. There will be Sector Chiefs, assistants and then fire fighter groups. Through them it is expected every family in the more sparcely settled sections can be enlisted in the volunteer service. Progress has been made and many Sector Chiefs have already been selected and they in turn arc working up an organization. The Sector chiefs so far chosen in the county are as follows: Brokenstraw, D.

W. Mourer, Youngsville; Cherry Grove, Henry Sorenson; Columbus, Leslie J. Dodd. Columbus; Conewango. George Eberhardt; North Warren; Corydon, W.

F. Williams; Deerfield. Gerald Harrington; Eldred- South West, Fred Lindquist, Grand Valley; Elk, Anthony Smith, Fox Hill; Freehold, L. S. Chapman.

Bear Lake; Glade, William Olney. Glade Kinzua, Paul Marrell, Kinzua; Limestone- Watson, Earl Wilcox, Watson Mead, Frank Harvey, NOW SHE SHOPS CASH AND CARRY Clarendon; Pine Grove-Farmington, Clarence Jones. Pittsfield, Metro Teconchuk, Pittsfield; Pleasant, Bertram Messerly, Warren; Sheffield. Joseph Benson, Sheffield; Spring Creek, Walter C. Maxwell.

Spring Creek; Sugar Grove-Farmington, Michael Zur- kan, Sugar Grove; Triumph, Charles Myers, Fagundus. Attacks on the woodlands arc to be anticipated when the campaign of sabotage is let loose and over 17 incendiary fires have been fought in the Allegheny forest during the past two years. The 1 Sector Chiefs will have their work cut out for them and the better they perfect their sectors the safer they will be in handling fires in woods. TIMES TOPICS HOME FROM HOSPITAL The many friends of Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Walker, Union street, will be pleased to learn that she has returned from the Erie Hospital and is improving rapidly. EXPIRED AT NOON At noon today the regulations relative to the powers of auxiliary police, air wardens and others over the state expired and they will have no authority to make arrests, until a new regulation is put in force. OUE SIDESHOW rr Without Painful Backache Manv suffcr-'rs relievo naggine backache quickly! once they tliecovcr that the real car.M of their trouble may be tired kidneys. The kidneys are Nature 8 chief way taking the cxceFfl acids and waste out, of the blood. They help molt people pass about P1 When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous mattrr to in your blood, it may ic ause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, log pains, loss of pep and energy, getting; up nights, swelling, puffiness under the nnd dizziness.

I requent or scant, passages with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is something wit.i your kidneys or bladder. a Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan Pills, used successfully by millions for i 40 years. They give happy relief and will thp Li miles of kidnev tubes flush 01 ous Tvaete from our blood. Oct Doan Senor Ulp gulps minerals in the form of sabers and daggers! You can get vital minerals the easy way. Just take on cakes, cookies, biscuits baked with Rumford Baking Powder.

One level teaspoon, as contained in baked foods, provides one-half your daily minimum requirement of phosphorus, one-third your daily minimum of calcium both essential to good teeth and bones! TREE. famous folder of 21 sugarless rccipes. Two and a half million now in use! Write Rumford Baking Powder, Box FS, Rumford, R. I. TIMES TOPICS PENNY SUPPER TONIGHT At Tiona tonight a penny supper will be served in the Methodist church by the Ladies Aid.

Serving will commence at 5:30 and a large crowd is anticipated. P. H. C. TO MEET The Protected Home Circle will meet this evening for a pick-up supper at 6 and the meeting will be held at 7 o'clock in the Marconi Club.

BOOSTERS TO MEET All parents and any other persons interested are urged to attend the meeting of School Music Club to be held at Beaty school building at 7:30 this evening. REPRESENTS DIOCESE Rev. E. Pinkney Wroth, rector of Trinity Memorial Episcopal church, is in Pittsburgh today to represent the Erie Diocese at a meeting to plan for the burgh-Harrisburg summer school. CHAIR RECOVERED An antique chair taken from Jackson street porch was recovered by police.

It had been draped on a telephone pole on the East Side. Police clambered up the pole, lowered the chair and its owner rejoiced. PARTY AT LEGION Chief Cornplanter Post. American Legion, and its auxiliary are holding an informal dancing party at the Legion Home on Friday evening for all Legionnaires, members of the Auxiliary and their invited guests. COMPLETING CANVASS The YWCA membership committee is endeavoring to complete its fall enrollment this week and the accomplishment report to date will be presented at the on Monday evening if workers can finish their lists by Saturday of this week.

BROTHERHOOD SERVICE At seven Sunday evening the Brotherhood of St. Lutheran church will sponsor a special program in observance of Brotherhood Sunday, a movement current throughout the Augustana Synod. There will be special music and the guest speaker will ho Ralph H. Wagner, new secretary of the YMCA. All interested are cordially invited.

llivniion. FREE! YOUR CHILD'S FULL NAME WRITTEN IN GOLD On School Tablet Big 5 School Tablet EMMA JANE ELDER Mrs. Emma Jane Elder died at her home in Say brook this morning at 1:20 after an illness of some time. She was the widow of the late Cass Elder and was born January 7, 1856 in Jefferson county. Moving to Saybrook 55 years ago she was one of the oldest settlers there.

She is survived by the following children: Alfred, of Lewisburg; Earl, of Fisher; Clyde, of Sligo; Mrs. D. B. Snyder, Franklin; Mrs. Griffith Asplundh, Bryn Athyn: Grace Hovey at home and Harold.

of Sheffield. Fifteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Elder was a member of the Sheffield Methodist church, i Funeral services will bp held from the home Saturday at 2:30 with the Rev. Ivan Rossell, of the Sheffield Methodist church officiating'.

Interment will be made in the Shefifeld cemetery. SELMA MARIE OLSON Mrs. Selma Marie Olson, widow of Andrew T. Olson, passed away at 4:30 a. m.

today at her home, 111 South Pine street, following a lingering illness. Born in Sweden on October 6. 1868, she had resided in Warren since 1893. She leaves one son, Ralph, of Warren; a brother, Herman Quarnstrom, of Portsmouth, and two cousins in Jamestown, N. also one sister in Sweden.

Friends may call at the Peterson Funeral Home after eight this evening and services will be held from there at two Saturday afternoon. Rev. Bertil Edquist, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church, will officiate and interment will be in Oakland cemetery. MISS MARY SLIKE Funeral services in memory of Miss Mary Slike were held at nine o'clock this morning at Holy Redeemer church with Father Salvatore Mitchell celebrating the requiem high mass.

Interment was made in St. Joseph's cemetery, with the following as bearers: Stewart Jaquins, Ray Ruhlman, Carl Spies, Francis Kennedy, Howard Kinkead and Frank Slike. Attending the rites from away were J. S. Slike, Mrs.

Clair Beederman. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Slike and Thomas Thorpe, all of Struthers. Including Free Full Name Written in Gold No other purchase required in order to secure this regular standard 10c school tablet, for only 5c, including full name written in gold.

BARTSCH FURNITURE CO. Penna. East, Warren, Pa. MRS. MARY Word has been received here of the death of Mrs.

Mary Critchlow at her home in Bellevue on October 3. She leaves the following children: Mrs. W. H. Christy, Tidioute; Mrs.

W. J. Clake, Mrs. L. Schneider, Mrs.

William Ochenheart and Guy Pittsburgh; Cora at home, and Charlotte Critchlow, in the armed services. She had also a sister, Mrs. Lizzie Cone Ruth, whose death occurred last Friday, October 9. Distress of Getting Up Nights let your system fill tip with poison your kidneys should eliminate. It often makes you get up nights and may bring serious 1 illness.

Borsoma Tablets aid in flushing out your kidneys, help strengthen your bladder. They are good for stomach. liver and bowels. Insist up on Thompson's Borsoma Tablets. 50c i at your drug store.

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