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Newspaper

Bedford Free Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

7

Personal notices and travel for local residents

A compilation of short notices shows residents visiting Des Moines and other nearby towns for business or leisure. Names include C A Hall Carrie Groch Beulah Shields Effie Stackhouse and many others along with travel to Lenox Osceola Waterloo Des Moines and Creston.

C. A. Hall Des Moines Oss Carrie Groch Scotch Collie Forest Healy O.A. Mace Bud Richard Lenox

Local residents make travels and life changes across Iowa

G E Patten of Lenox was a Bedford wigiki Tuesday. Velma and Afton McBrien visiting grandparents in Lenox return to Creston. John Ulrich and son Jerry return to Britt after visiting. Walter Douglas returns to Malvern where he works. James Thompson heads to Chicago for summer, then University of Chicago in fall. Paul Jaqua visits from Sheldon after teaching, plans to teach in South Dakota next year. Mrs Duling visits cousin Aaron Beck then to Lincoln to settle. Mrs C A House and son and Mrs Jess Jones of Tingley join Lou Bradley heading to Helena Michigan. H P Jaqua travels to Des Moines for graduation. daughter Dorothy Jaqua graduates, Ferne Goodale also a graduate.

Beulah Shields Conway Nixon Maxwell Hoxworth James Blockton Attorney Locke Lenox C. C. Mohler Osceola D. M. Gibson Ed Ahrens Iowa City John Warren Roy Tate Waterloo Masonic Grand Lodge Thomas Greer Clearfield Brand A. W. Hamblin Cedar Rapids William Orr Clarinda Effie Stackhouse Des Moines N. J. Bates David Bailey West Liberty Phillip Bailey J. E. Lovell Maryville Beulah McGuire Fulton, Mo Glen Sissel Crestor Charles Detering Maxwell’s Adv J. VW. Hart Fannie Double Marie Antha Shields Darrell Creston Henry Walters Bessie Kemp Pearl Daling Bowlder Col Lovell and Holbrook B, Fren Kansas City Adj Sissel Glenn Sissel Greenfield Richardson Detroit W. C. Richardson Oklahoma City R. W. Thomson Jean Ruth Hook van Reenan F. Q. Jackson Grace Smith L. Ynith Pawal W. M. Jackson Chariton Etta’ Fluke Holstein Iowa G. E. Patten Velma and Afton McBrien James McBriéd John Ulrich Jerry J. C. Uriel Britt Walter Douglas C. Douglas Malvern Wheer James Thompson Chicago Lawren+eard University Fof Chenge Paul Jaqua Sheldon H. P. Jaqua South Dakota Duling Aaron Beck Garden Grove Ike Duling Lincoln Neb C. A. House and Son Jess Jones Tingley Lou Bradley Helena Ment Methodist Hospital Dorothy Jaqua Ferne Goodale

Campaign at sea as Spanish fleet sails past harbor

A dramatic naval scene unfolds near Morro Castle as the Spanish fleet led by The Maria Teresa and other cruisers emerges from the harbor. American ships respond instantly with full battle stations as the enemy fleets maneuver westward amid signaling flags and gunfire.

Texas Brooklyn Iowa New York Sampson Morro Castle Maria Teresa Vizcaya Cristobal Colon Almirante Oquendo Pluton Furor

Battle at Santiago Harbor Ends with Spanish Surrendered Vessel

The Brooklyn leads a naval chase as American ships engage Spanish torpedo boats and cruisers. Gloucester and Wainwright's crew cripple enemy vessels, rescue crews, and the Colon is chased ashore after a swift pursuit to Santiago bay.

Brooklyn Brookliyn Vizcaya Iowa Texas Gloucester Wainwright Maine Jone John W. Philip Evicsson Harvard Maria Teresa Cevera Cristobal Colon Vizenya Colon Indiana Colron Schley Oregon Santiago Harbor Captain Cook New York

Fall of Vizcaya Ends Spanish Threat in Caribbean

The battle left about 1,600 sailors captured on the strand with 400 killed. American losses were one man, George H. Elis, who fell after guiding the Brooklyn’s bridge observation at 2200 yards. The burning ships showed the severity of the fight and the relief of western hemispheric liberty.

George H. Elis Brooklyn Cook Vizcaya Western Hemisphere Europe

One Thing He Knew

In London Tit-Bits a police pipe band loses members after losses at the front. Superintendent urges Donald to join as a piper despite claiming no music knowledge. He questions beats per bar, then hints the band’s leader must know the bars in the beat.

Donald London

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