Christmas Wedding Wedding Bells Ring for Murray Graves
Mrs Helen Murray wed E Graves at noon Christmas day by Rev Walter M Jordan of Shortridge Memorial church at the minister residence 586 West Silver. The couple, both longtime railroad employees, plan to settle in Livingston soon with many friends offering congrats. Graves from Missouri. bride born in Scotland with two brothers, one a WWI prisoner in Germany.
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Helen Murray
E. Graves
Walter M. Jordan
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
West Silver
W. Beigh
Germany
Kintotke
Tar
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Wellewia
Government needs trained shipbuilders for war effort
The United States Civil Service Commission urges skilled workers to volunteer for naval repair and construction roles as labor shortages hit shipyards and aircraft plants. Key sites include Philadelphia navy shipyard, Hampton Roads, New London, and San Pedro, with demand for tracksmiths, shipfitters, smiths, welders, frame assemblers, ordnance inspectors, and other technical trades. Post offices nation-wide are providing information and applications. No examinations required.
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America
Navy
United Mater Civil Service
Hutte Postomtee
United Baton
Naval Aircraft Factory
Phades
Naval Iy
Hampton
Guitpert
Mise
New London
Conn
Pedro
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Pacific
Charleston
Diemo
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United
Service Commission
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Religion in Germany Shows Protestant Majority and Catholic Share
The 1910 religious census lists 21,104 Evangelical Protestants and 20,827,913 Roman Catholics in the empire with 86048 Jews and 203,678 others. Protestants remain about two-thirds of the population, Catholics about one-third, with a small rise in Catholic numbers over time and a steady Protestant share.
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Germany
Protestant Evangelical Church
The
Empire
Surviving War Hospital Life and Parcels at Wahn
A wartime hospital diary details severe gas poisoning, a near amputation, and a prisoner of war stay. The author describes surgeons, nuns, and a German staff, rationed clothing, and the parcel room with censored mail, revealing daily life amid Russians and other inmates in a four story L shaped complex with a mortuary, pig pen, and crowded wards. The narrator recalls privacy loss, guards, and the longing for home as letters slowly arrive.
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Schwester
Edelberta
Schwester Edelberta
Gray
Germany
Watkins
Hallam
Loefelsind
Wahn
Sagt
Adam
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