Letter From Red Cross Nurse Describes War End and Care
Bertha Greemann writes from France on November 16 1918 detailing homey care for wounded soldiers and a small celebration after the armistice. She describes meeting Henry F. Gausman of Ripley County and sharing supplies while waiting for movement back to base hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincy
Taffey
Ripley County
Henry F. Gausman
Inf. Co
Adams Church
Ours
Klein’s
Clint
Nora
Bert
Bertha C. Greemann
A. EL FP
Local residents visit and travel notes from Morris area
Mrs. M Siebert and grandson Robert returned to Hatesville from Aurora. Miss Carrie Coloin of Covington attended a funeral in Morris then left Tuesday. Elma Nieman of Cincinnati and Fred Beckman from California visited in Cincinnati and with Mrs Sophia Norwold. Mabel Canfield, teaching at Manchester, visited her parents, noting influenza shortened term. Others made trips to Cincinnati Indianapolis and Fort Benjamin Harrison with various errands and returns.
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Carrie Coloin
Covington
William Brummer
Elma Nieman
Cincinnati
Fred Beckman
California
Sophia Norwold
Mabel Canfield
Manchester
E. C. Canfield
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M. L. Samms
Audrey and
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Joe Schrader
Berry
Morris
Archie Connelley
Mary Mitchell
Geo. M. Hillenbrand
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Frank Peine
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Mike Fritsch
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Clarence Andres
Mike F. Bohland
Carl Etter
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Merry Christmas
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