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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

12

Work of Red Cross Desperately Needed in War Effort

The Southwest Division manager George Simmons reports from France on Red Cross service and urges nationwide support. A narrator recounts a dangerous No Man's Land night crawl to study German barbed wire, narrowly escaping discovery and returning to trenches after a tense ordeal.

United States Southwest George W. Ns American Red Cross France War Council Red Cross Simmonz America Simmons No Man's Land

The Diamond Palace Saloon farce by a WWI troupe

After forming Empey and Wallace Theatrical Co in a French billet, the unit writes and mounts a two act comedy The Diamond Palace Saloon about Abe Switch and a Bowery setting. They recruit, build a stage, hire an orchestra, and stage a bustling opening with rafters seating and a rogue Alkali Ike.

Empey & Wallace. Theatrical Co Diamond Palace London David Belasco Tommy Bowery New York The Abe Switch Pumpkinville Center Tenn Tom Twistem Fillem Abe Tom Ikey Cohenstein Ikey Sambo Porter Divinan Flossie Curley Wallace King George the Fifth Theater Amma Street Sandbag Terrace Broadway Kate Alkali Ike

Red Cross Patient Equipment List for Hospital Entrants

The document lists items provided to patients on admission at a Red Cross hospital. Included are six shirts, four pillow cases, two hot water bags, three suits pajamas, two pairs bed socks, four hospital shirts, four pants, two bathrobes, towels, sewing items, pens and paper, envelopes, and other small necessities.

Red Cross Eden

Red Cross Home Service Workers Guard Secrets

Home Service workers for the Red Cross protect private affairs of those they assist and must not gossip about confidential matters. An official directive compares workers to physicians, urging strict secrecy and safeguarding intimate family information.

Red Cross Home Service

Out In Front Patrol Battle in No Man's Land

Ten lieutenants and twelve men engaged a Bocie cover party in No Man's Land at 2 a.m. The clash lasted minutes with bayonets and rifle fire. Three men were killed and one wounded. the officer's rapid orders likely prevented greater losses.

No Man’s Land Bowie

Petition to pave Townsend Ave reaches city limits

Roach circulates a petition urging asphalt paving of Townsend Avenue from 12th Street to the city limits. The plan calls for a 30 foot wide road surface. In separate dispatches German officials claim Allied actions breed hatred toward Germany amid Brest-Litovsk debate.

H. B. Roach Townsend Avenue 12Th Street New York Livonia Esthenia George Ledebour Brest-Litovsk Reichstag Prussia

Confederates Hold Memorial Services

Confederate veterans held their annual memorial service at the Methodist church on Sunday afternoon. State treasurer W. L. Alexander spoke, recalling wartime ties with committee chair A. M. Crow. Comrades who died this year included G. W. Chisler, J. M. Brians, James W. Vaden, J. C. Roland, and J. P. Price.

Methodist Church W. L. Alexander A. M. Crow Mr. Alexander G. W. Beck C. B. James Miss Mentzer W. M. Crutchfield Byron Norrell G. W. Chisler 12Th Arkansas Infantry J. M. Brians J. M. Brians, Co. E 13Th Mississippi Cavalry James W. Vaden 11Th Texas Cavalry J. C. Roland Martin J. P. Price 5Th Tennessee

Red Cross Union Meeting at First Methodist Church

Announcement that all church members unite next Sunday evening for a Red Cross mass meeting at the First Methodist church.

Red Cross Union Red Cross First Methodist Church

Sterling Motor Supply Adverts Tire Stock Purchase Offer

Warning to auto owners about a price spike on tires tubes and auto accessories. Sterling Motor Supply announces a branch in Ada and a $14464 order of AMA ZON tires and tubes to save stockholders money before the May 4 price advance. Visit Ada News Building or Office for details.

Sterling Motor Supply Company Oklahoma City Ada Ada News North Broadway Amazon Inklahoma Tulsa Counhy Adam News

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George W Mmons Saye Germain O’dt Alkall RED Cross Home Service Arthur Guy Osreiahs Guy Bmzaz First National Bank of Ada Townsend Ave LEY Sterling Motor Ser Cong Oklahoma Thomas Bolt Ads Oklaho
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