New Jersey Visitor Praises Anniston Camp McClellan Ties
Francie Bodin, NY film representative and New Jersey educator, toured Anniston and Camp McClellan. He praised road improvements and civil readiness, noting soldiers today embody a high standard of character and will return to civilian life with renewed inspiration. He lauds the program’s impact on safety, community, and democracy, and commends the institution for its support of men and boys.
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Francie E. Bodin
New York
Pic
Camp McClell
Yester
Bodin
Watch
Plainfield
N. J
Educate
Anniston
Annison
McClellan
Uncle Sam
13Th Artillery
New Bath House Opens on Eleventh Street
The new bath house opposite the county court opened yesterday and drew large crowds. Converted by Wilmer Lacy and Joe Montgomery, it features shower baths, steam heat, four dressing rooms, and a central floor plan. Old Lady Draper handles business and offers money back guarantees.
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Steet
County Court
Wilmer Lacy
Joe Montgomery
Woolen Overseers Meet to Weigh War’s Wool Trade Impact
WorcesterMass Nov 17 The wool industry crisis sparked by the war will be the main topic as the National Association of Woolen and Worsted Overseers holds its annual session in Worcester. Leading overseers will discuss adjustments and prospects for mills and workers amid wartime demands.
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Worcester
Mass
National Association of Olen and Worsted Overseers
Honor Roll of Contributors for Anniston YMCA Funds
Long list of donors contributing to Anniston's $15,000 welfare drive for soldiers in camp and field. Names include F. D. Floyd, T. B. Kilby, Whitfield Clark, J. Saks & Co., Southern Manganese Co., Palace Drug Co., Anniston Hardware Co., and many individuals and local businesses. Amounts range from a few cents to several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
F. D. Floyd
Friend
William #. Zinn
T. BR. Kilby
Whitfield Clark
A. W. Bell
EL. Turner
W. H. Weatherly
J. B. Carrington
Anonymous
J. J. Willett
T. D. Maybank
C. W. Cooper
L. H. Klein
Nh. M. Ingram
Ingram & Co
Employes
Kress & Co
George Lang
J. Levy
Frank Leigh
Rutherford Lapsley
Q. C. L. Knox
Sam Powers Co
G. H. Bailey
F. Euene Brunson
L. B. Liles
George Leyden
Charles Leyden
Frank Leyden
E. Ledbetter
Johnston
Davison
Bowcock
George Brammell
F. E. Bruer
C. B. Moot
A. W. Ayers
A. Pamondson
C. A. Hilton
Anniston Tire and R. Co
Anniston Battery Co
Aniston Knitting Mill Co
Anniston Hardware Co
Baw. Sayers
Alice M. Sharper
Dr. A. L. Scarborough
C. Shoemaker
R. H. Sucking
Creswell Sproull
C. M. Sproull
J. T. Stewart
W. Treadway
L. T. Smith
W. C. Tunstall
H. G. Perry, Jr
Ben Sawyer
F. C. Taylor
Helen B. Pope
J. Ross Houser
Dr. R. K. Hughes
J. B. Goodwin
W. F. Johnston
A. J. Tyler
R. M. Gorham
Bell-Hubbard How. Co
W. G. Heathcock
Jobson & Holcomb
C. J. Honser
J. Rows Greene
J. C. Hollingsworth
Samuel Holland
Southern Manganese Co
W. A. Kidd
John Kennedy
W. P. Robertson
B. Rh. Walker
R. L. Layton
J. R. Landham
L. C. Watsor
L. W. Jackson
W. A. Reynolds
M.C. Riker
W. A. Lewis
Chas. E. Kelley
Annie Persons
Mre
J. W. Brewer
C. R. Bell
Talbot Foard
G.G. Britton
P. Barker
W. P. Brice
Bell-Rogers & Zemurray Bros. Co
Walker Reynolds
Mrs. Lowery Mallory
J. E. Glenn
J. A Graham
R. H. Hampson
Joe V. Grant
A. Y. Graves
R. §. Taylor
Henry Lumber Co
J. M. Herren
R. T. House
F. H. Grogan
Andr
G. Lee
Is KE. Ogtet
Ee Wits
Chip Woodruff
Lockwood & Poundstone
J. L. Wikle
Annie Hearn
H. N. Maloney
A. Russell
Palace Drug Co
G. T. Hollingsworth
H. B. Grover
Asa Galbraith
A. E. Galbraith
Jao. Kuyon
H. P. Phillips
Dan Kilgore
J. A. Hardin
J. W. Abercrombie
S. J. McCurry
Model City Shoe Hospital
J. Y. Norman
Miss Mary Noble
Brooks Bros
Interstate Roofing Co
E. R. Moore
T. A. Moore
W. L. MccCan
J. L. Montgomery
H. F. Montgomery
Jno. Mallory, Jr
J. Marcus
Chas. Normandy
E. W. Nixon
W. Muscott
DeWitt McCar
Columbus Smith
A. A. Steele
C. A. Abele
Otto Latsch
R. Thompson
Silver Moon
Spearman Bros
John Shelnut
L. L. Scarbrough
H. A. Young
A. P. Agee
Pat Allen
J. Noble Bell
W. D. Ross
Harry W. Lee
A. R. Ellenberg
W. G. Field
Agnes Kenneyburg
Annie Liskey
Anniston Star
H. M. Ayers
Ruth Muler
Ruth Alter
Miss DeLoach
Mr. Dean
Mr. Frank Taylor
Anniston Cooperage Co
W. BE. Parker
W. H. Crabtree
Jno
A. Cooksey
James Church
A. H. Lankenship
Enlisted Men’s Thanksgiving Dance Planned at Camp MeClellan
A Thanksgiving evening dance is organized by Camp McClellan unit leaders at Aniston Athletic Club to strengthen ties between enlisted soldiers and city society. Soldiers, awaiting deployment, hope to meet Anniston ladies before leaving. The committee vows full effort for a successful event.
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Anniston Athletic Club
Camp
Me‘Clellan
Camp McClellan
Parole Granted to Jefferson County Convict Norman Ridley
Governor Henderson granted parole to Norman Ridley who had been convicted in Jefferson county for a term up to twenty four months and 199 days after serving a ten year sentence on a separate county charge. A second parole was given to Frank Bolly from Montgomery to return to his parents after a theft sentence at the Alabama Reform School for Juvenile Negro Law Breakers.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Norman Ridley
Jefferson County
Ridley
Frank Bolly
Montgomery County
Alabama Reform School
Mount Meigs
Confusing Y W C A Statement in Yesterday's Paper
The Evening Star misreported that War Work Council plans would launch next week for the 4 million dollar YWCA national budget. The local committee disavows any misinterpretation and confirms the error rested on miscellaneous material. Mrs Rose Middleton of Greenville Illinois endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup and colds.
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Evening Star
War Work Council
National
Croup
Rose Middleton
Greenville
Ill
Chamberlain
Leaders of Congress Return to Capital
Washington reports leaders return to the capital with weeks to the session. Airman Clark says the public in the West favors the war more than officials admit and that education of officials is needed. Senator Gallinger predicts a non partisan session with GOP support for the president. Chairman Flood discusses possible international action for Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Clark
Gallinger
Flood
House Foreign Committee
State Department
Stone vows run and victory as Senate candidate
In St. Louis on November 17 Senator Stone declared he'll run again and be elected with the biggest majority yet. He responded to questions about his candidacy amid the context of his being one of the "wilful twelve."
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St. Louis
Senator Stone
United States Senate
Stone
New Companies Formed in Montgomery
Articles of incorporation filed for Springville Coupe Company with $10,000 capital. Directors include Sam High. Eufaula Coca Cola Bottling Company also incorporated with $5,000 capital led by W. B. Haley and partners.
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Montgomery
Springville Coupe Company
John Purifoy
Sam High
Eufaula Coca Cola Bottling Company
W. B. Haley
Women at Camp Pike Hostess House Opens
Little Rock Arkansas November 17 Major General Sturgis approves a hostess house at Camp Pike to be run by the YWCA. The project includes a stone walk from the depot and staff to escort visitors, with mothers wives and sweethearts directed to the house for rest and contact with soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Camp Pike
Sturgis
War Service Board
Knights of Columbus Club
Samuel PD. Stureis
Sturga
Youn Woman's Christian Association
Little Rock Y
Richmond Blues Win Camp McClellan Football Championship
The Richmond Blues defeated the 104th engineers 13 to 0 to claim the Camp McClellan football championship. Broadus connected with Slanken ship for a first quarter TD and Cogbill crossed in the fourth quarter. Blues’ Ruskell Blankenship and Cogbill starred in back field. Quaker Scott Morton anchored the line.
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Richmond Blues
Blues
104Th Engineers
Broadus
Slankenship
Cogbill
Engineers
Ruskell
Blankenship
Quaker
Scott
Morton
Blicler
McDermott
Brow
Peasley
Quarles
Venable
Moltz
Bronschus
Word
Fleming
Bean
McGovern
Marsh
Tamarella
Shokoff
Brown
Slicker
Whipple
weCullough
Jiues Chalkies
Ee Oon Oe Sturetancock
Farrow
Privott
Peasiey
Chalkley
Poll
McCullough
Egan
Groadus
Proadus
Sully
Harvard
Stark
Amheast
Crate
Indiana
Fitch
N. of K
Soldier’s Return Visit Brings Pride and Prideful Strut
A soldier's visit from his mother sister or sweetheart brightens his mood and makes him walk with a noticeable stride, pleased with the life he leads.
For Sale Hale Buggy Mfg Company Item
For sale a Hale Buggy Mfg Company listing at 310 W 15th St with phone 1 2. Asking price 375.00 and 200.60 appears as a price or code. Readable remnants indicate a classified notice for sale of a buggy or related item.
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Hale Buggy Mfg Company
W. 15Th St
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von Mackensen
Germany
Hugzars
Messrs. Shubert
Charles Irwin and
Kitty Henry
Broadway Beauty Chorus
Astor Theatre
NEW Company
Boar
Genera Sturgis
Ichmond Blues
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