Back in Civil Life Soldiers List From World War I
A pasted roster lists veterans returning to civilian life with home addresses ranks and units. Names include George H. Stadler John O Malley Janes Carrigan and many others from units such as the 117th Engineers 128th Infantry and 804th Infantry with notes of wounds and POW status. The long roll notes Verdun and Argonne campaigns and injuries like shrapnel wounds and rifle hits.
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Barnwell
Berkshire Avenue
17Th Engineers
George HL. Stadler
Livingston Place
Air Service
British Army
James I. Schwaer
Clinton Avenue
Fth
A. EF
John BE. O'Malley
Norman Street
128Th Infantry
Army of Occupation
Germany
Vincent Dubanneveix
Helen Street
Stanislaw Polkowski
Hancock Aven
Argonne
Carla A. Sgolin
Harborview Avenue
60Th Infantry
George H. Elder
Liberty Street
117Th Engineers
Barry Adjemian
Ast Avenue
109Th Infantry
William Liskevice
Nicholas Street
128Th Infant —Army of Occupation
Frederick G. Anton
Brooks Street
119Th Field Artilery
Vernon G. Godfrey
Deforest Avenue
804Th Infantry
Verdun
Everett AH. Barnes
Grand Street
109Th Field
Artle
le Isadore
Hetkus
Colorado Avenue
Bend Infantry
Ralph J. Sprague
Teast Eaton Street
Women admitted to Newark Episcopal convention seats voices
In Newark New Jersey the Episcopal diocese admitted women to seats and voices in Trinity Cathedral marking a historic step. The convention passed 92 to 0 on the measure, granting women courtesy seating and speaking rights but not voting. Earlier parish elections had already seen women chosen as delegates despite prior opposition.
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Episcopal
Neark
N. J
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Trinity Cathedral
Newarkdiocese
Centials
Combined Help Drive appeals for Near East aid
A call to readers to contribute to the Combined Help Drive aiding starving orphans in the Near East. The plea emphasizes direct appeal to individuals and urges immediate support to feed vulnerable children.
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Near East
Heating rivets electrically for women workers
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes a shift to electrically heated rivets for women workers, replacing heavy portables. The process is clean and portable, heating a standard rivet in about thirty seconds. Also mentioned: during the war the British lifeboat service saved more than 5,000 lives.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
British ‘Lifeboat Service
Unclear archival note on fabric samples and sizes
Fragmentary text references fabrics including gingham stripes and plain chambray. Mentions sizes and a special value. Unable to determine full context or entities due to incomplete OCR.
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