Christian Church Seeks Forward Movement at Meetings
The Christian Church notes Rev. O. V. Rector, Wm. Johnson and S. S. Supt leading sermons. Attendance about 130 with a $19.35 birthday offering and a Sunday school collection of $30.50 to fund Rector’s expenses to Conneaut Ohio for the American Christian convention. Next missionary society meeting May 21 with new member reception. A May 6 business meeting will name the pastor for the ensuing year and discuss Forward movement committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welden
Rector
Conneaut
Ohio
American Christian Convention
The
Missionary Society
Local News Briefs from Hazelwood and Nearby Areas
Joe Sutton and wife from near Dover visited with Warren Crouch and family Sunday. M. M. Edtington suffered a foot injury from a horse fall last week. S. A. Rohrer and wife visited Guy Morrison and family Sunday afternoon. Okley McClaine will go to Terre Haute for summer schooling. Miss Enney MecKinzie, wintering with J. W. Hannecs and wife, went to Lebanon Tuesday to visit friends. J. Erskine planted his corn Thursday and Friday of last week. A K Miller returned to Lebanon after a few days with S. A. Rohrer and wife. Grace Edrington spent Friday night with friends in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sutton
Warren Crouch
S. A. Rohrer
Guy Morrison
Enney MecKinzie
J. W. Hannecs
Lebanon
A K. Miller
Local residents visit Lebanon this weekend
Baxter Brubeck Edith and May James were in Lebanon Saturday. Albert Garner purchased a new gasoline engine. Wm Trosper and family were in Lebanon Friday. Mrs Margaret Fergutzon spent Friday with Mrs Albert Garner. O W B Epperson installed a new motor in its shop finding it convenient and time saving over a gasoline engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Brubeck
Edith and
May James
Lebanon
Albert Garner
Wm. Trosper
Margaret Fergutzon
W. B. Epperson
Notice on Popcorn Pricing and Supply
Ora McDaniel issues a notice offering nine cents for clean popped corn until further notice. Cites bumper crops last year and declining supply but emphasizes patronizing local sources before placing season orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora McDaniel
Fraternizing Claims Denied By War Worker Stecher
Chicago letters report denial of fraternizing claims between allied and foe troops after armistice talks. The letter from Stecher, a war work division worker, describes service in several campaigns and honors, and quotes Stecher defending the division’s conduct amid rumors while stationed in various locations.
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Chicago
Arminvies
Froeut Sre
Stecher
Saeine
Wis
Inca War Work Counics
Si. Mintel
Blavdoer
Aesonne
Dd. S.C
Piranea
Pocinilfon Sseaeh Ataetiamine
Aiteine
Hviac
Los Anges
Cub Tns
Si. D. Steeher
Steeier
Geod
Aagie
Vyas
Unclear World War I Dispatch Fragment Stirs Controversy
Fragmentary text references General Diene and divisions near Verdun and the Meuse. It mentions misallocation of supplies and exorbitant prices, with secretaries acting without charge and directives linked to Chateau Thierry and St. Mihiel. The passage is inconsistent and garbled.
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Sony
Ted
Clepernt
Chateau Thierry
Verdun
Meuse
C. Rhea
St. MF
Great Educational Program Planned For Army Education
Paris signs order authorizing publishing for American Army universities in France. Beaune to host Army Educational Commission move from Paris. Courses in engineering liberal arts sciences music and more to be offered. An agricultural exhibit is planned with cooperation from Y M C A and army. Monthly cost of education program cited as 740 000 francs. Books and supplies are sent overseas and funded by the army for soldier students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
American Army Universitis du Ifrance
Gecenmiedate
Derrooo BaGeg
Benune
Department of Cericumgre
Beatie
Yo Mlc. A
Work Council
Education Programs Reported for Troop Camps and Ports
The report notes that up to 500 soldiers sailors and marines at base camps ports of shipment and occupation will have supervised courses by the Yo MLC. Short courses will aid those about to be moved and there will be offerings for others to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of Occupation
Yo Mlc. A. Tor
Hnte
Y M C A Takes Over London Hotels
The American Y M C A now operates half a dozen London hotels including the Palace Cosmo and Grafton. The move expands the war effort by the Y M C A as it broadens occupation period plans in the United Kingdom.
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London
The
Palace
Cosmo
Grafton
United Kingdom
American Tables at Home and Abroad in Wartime Rooms
An observation on American pool tables serving soldiers awaiting orders home. It notes soldiers’ impatience with billiard tables in the Y M C A across America while contrasting with the British Isles where such tables are less restrained and more prevalent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrie England
British Isles
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White High and Law Shoes
Ulisses Sationn
Bossian Lon
Isark
Erie
Roy Swindler
Voy
oeePtsers
the Advance Bakery
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Dover
M. M. Edtington
Okley McClaine
Terre Haute
Grace Edrington
Awe Cod
Clements Company
Crawfordsville, Indiana
Andrew S. Clements
L. W. Kirtley
First National Bank
Indidiana
Ise
Advance Gram Co
Batemar
Nivai Basket
American Glee Club
Cunningham & Reese