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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1918

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Letters From Our Lads War Letters From France Describe Training And Morale

In France on April 8 1918 Roy Gerbs writes of busy days in aircraft work and keeping Betsy the plane motor, while praising the YMCA service and the courage of Western soldiers who sing Abide With Me before going over the top. He describes talking with French and British crews and notes plans to study French, plus hopes to confront a German ace. Floyd Zerba and Navy senders also thank Athena’s tobacco relief, report on morale, and look forward to home return after victory.

Tobacca France A. A. Foushug Roy Gerbs Prena Athena Carey States Liberty Betsy Sherman Red Cross Foldy Mary Young Men’s Christi Association Bill Coyote Old Bill Roy Lev Zerba Ae ‘Squadron New York Floyd Kaiser Floyd Corporan Saya U. S Cok Franco Navy Boy Navy Shawmut

Ship in distant seas sparks homebound thoughts

A sailor writes about the improving ship and longing for home. He mentions sharing stories in person, not by letter, and recalls a friend Thad and Will Shick. The note reflects how distance at sea sharpens memories of the little house on the hill and home.

Thad Aou Will Shick

Misapprehensions About Bonds Clarified by State Chairman

Edward Cookingham explains that Third Liberty Loan Bonds are negotiable and transferable and not convertible into other bonds. He clarifies that convertibility does not affect negotiability or transfer rights and directs buyers to official pamphlets at the State Liberty Loan Headquarters in Portland for details.

Fale Liberty Loan Edward Cookingham Honda Northwestern Hank Building Portland

Tea Postponed to May 11 for Red Cross fund

The Junior Red Cross tea scheduled for May 4 at Mrs Henry Koepke’s home is postponed to May 11 due to Ware’s Hoda fountain opening day. Proceeds will aid the Belgian Relief fund. A program of recitations and music is planned for the afternoon. Please ensure carriages are well filled.

Ware Mra Henry Koepke Red Cross Nce

Yemonu association formed to promote Japanese arts abroad

The Yéumno association, founded by Jayunivde elt leona, aims to showcase Nip Pon's arts and letters to the western world. It argues Western views of Japan miss the nation’s cultural genius in art literature and music, plans publications on history government and art, and will translate leading Japanese works for European audiences.

Yéumno Association Jayunivde Elt Leona Nip Pon Japan Peonla Wxspetition

Early American Glass Industry Origins and Growth

Glaze industry in America began in Jamestown Virginia in 1615 with John Smith credited for first glassmaking efforts. Early attempts failed to compete with Sweden and Turkey but led to glassworks in Jamestown and later North America. Agluse works planned, interrupted by 1622 Indian massacre. An airnt glass factory at Temple New Hampshire started 1780 by Robert Hewes, staffed by 82 German deserters. Plant destroyed by fire in 1781. By 1808 a glass theory established in Howton and the industry has since then flourished.

America Jaimestown Jay John Smith Sweden Jamestown Airnt Glans North Auwrfen Temple N. H Robert Hewes Boston Howton

Acta of Heroiem Fecognized at Carnegie Meeting

The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission recognized twenty seven heroes at its fourteenth annual meeting. Enamel and bronze medals were awarded. ten heroes received life pensions totaling 4,500 each year for dependents. Grants of 2,100 were appropriated for educational purposes and other needs, with 8,000 allocated for additional worthy causes. Payments will not be made until the commission approves the awards.

Carnegie Hero Fund de Mundo

Rabbi Goldman Promotes Russia in War Time Talk

Rabbi Joseph Goldman, a noted Hebrew lecturer, spoke to a large audience at the High School and Worlum on Monday, delivering a patriotic discourse titled Russia and the War. He asserted Russia’s continued fighting and warned of German mile arism, praising the Russian nation and predicting Germany's Waterloo in Russia. He announced upcoming lectures on Siberia and Palestine at the Christian church and the same venue.

Joseph Goldman Worlum Runia Russia Rusia Germany Ruwsia Tion Myo Rusenu Bolsheviki Lenine Trotsky Kerenaky Rus Rathi Hays America Christian Church Goldman Siberia Palestine Sarac

Adams Won Game At Tennis or Towns Match

Adams won the game against Athena with a 0 to 7 score. A sum of 42.50 was raised for the 4ollers tobacco funds from the towns of Athenai and Agata through the Sunday hall game. The match was fairly well played for the early season.

4Ollers Tobacco Athenai Agata Adams Athena Midsavason Fort

Walking Disease Mystery in County In Vaccination Era

Dr W uy vu reports a walking disease outbreak in the county last week. Dr Lyte has studied the illness for years and believes it is caused by unusually heavy infestation of both animals and humans, prompting investigation into possible contagion and preventive measures.

W. 5 Uy Vu Yorso

Prevention and spray methods urged for fly control

He argues prevention yields better results than cures. He advises clipping hair off the ears to prevent bot fly egg deposition and recommends repellant sprays. County Agent M. B. Shrock joined the state veterinarian on a tour of Umicintilla county to gather full instructions on the issue.

Shrock Umicntilla

Home Section Service Committee Appointed by Red Cross

At a Red Cross auxiliary meeting a Home Section Service committee was formed to aid soldiers and sailors relatives. Members include Mrs Anna Fone, Mr Minnie DePoiat, Mrs Hugh Melntyee, Mrs Minnie Willaby, and Mrs Mattie Coppock. A month report will appear next week with figures and work sent to Pendleton. A Knights of Columbus banquet raised funds for the Red Cross. National Red Cross gifts arrive from Washington to support publicity and decorating efforts.

Red Cross Auxiliary Sharp Anna Fone Minnie DePoatt Hugh Melntyee Minnie Willaby Mattie Coppock Pendleton Knights of Khoransan Red Crow Fund Washington, D. C James Sturgis Red Crows

Oregon Frat War Conference Planned in Portland

Trent Coney and others attend Oregon’s State Council of Defense war conference in Portland on May 2 and 4. The meeting aims to expose workers to national and international war views, discuss local problems, align local and broader perspectives, and spark a state-wide speaking campaign after the gathering.

Svsty Ogg Trent You Couney Hime Hoon Oregon Portland State Council of Defense

Ferndale Red Cross Sale in May at Merry dale Hall

The Valley Auxiliary of the Uppatilla Red Cross plans a public sale May 19 at Merry dale Hall to raise funds. Sheriff Taylor is invited to auctioneer. attendees include candidates from all parties. Items include livestock, household furniture, wearing apparel, fruit, vegetables, bloom, and more. The Hourivbing unit covers Furndale district with many women sewing for the Red Cross.

Enti Fomdale

Knitting Club hosts silver tea in Red Grose room

The Knitting Club held a silver tea in the Red Grose room last Friday with a large attendance and ample patronage. The yarn fund received F106. New member Mr. David Taylor joined and attended the meeting at Mrs. Roy Burke's home. next Friday the group will meet with chairman Mr. J Ay Kirk on South Main Street.

Knitting Club Red Grose Room David Tayl

When the Dokies Came to Town in a Desert Banquet

Weston band led the Dokies Temple Knights of Khoraswan of Walla Walla into town on Tuesday night. A revelrous gathering followed at the M B church dining room with Red Cross ladies supplying a banquet. An incident occurred when a Doky refused to sit and was shot. several initiates were inducted into the temple amid cryptic references to victims leaving a spark of life. Representatives from Walla Walla Provost Day ton Waltsbury and Athena areas attended including the mayor of Walla Walla.

Weston al Kind Temple Knights of Khoraswan Walle Walla Ball Pythian Lodge M. B. Church Red Cross Order Dukies Wioltorn Walla Walla Provcott Day Ton Waltsbury Wash Uratilla Walla Walls Athena

Red Cross Drive Set to Mobilize Nation for Large Appeal

A national Red Cross drive is planned with the week of May 20 designated as Red Cross Week to solicit a further significant contribution. The President urges the public to give generously to support the military and civilian relief effort, with communities mobilizing to encourage individual donations.

Red Cross Ax Red Pat Hodem

Women in charge register Roys Working Reserve near Athena

A notice announces the Boys' Reserve Corps registration for Athena area. Women or officers handle registration starting Monday in May, ages 14 to 21 required. Registration aims to provide government data on boys and young men below draft age available for labor.

Supu Toe Athena Choola Roys Athena Ruchell Atheny

Ford Cars Tangle Up in Local Road Incidents

A week of vehicle mishaps hit the community last week. Sunday night a car overturned west of Athena injuring Furgunon with broken ribs. Wednesday night another vehicle rolled on the road injuring Borgevin and Pam when the car flipped.

Firs Amo Gure Manny Shi Lawrence Sharpabel Furgunon Athena Louis Borgevity Frank Pambrin Borgevin

Conte Crochet Cotton and Household Hardware List

A mixed list of early 20th century goods including Conte crochet cotton J and P thread Cortical silk Ko Daroing cotton Le Palmolive soup disinfectant toothpaste Be Shinole Two in One polish LePage glue weaving needles pencil erasers crepe paper carpet tacks incense parchment and various small craft and sewing items. Contains numerous OCR misspellings and item fragments.

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