Communion Held for 300 at Local Church
A communion service was conducted for about 300 men in the body of a local church. The event featured Rev Beyon cles Hoses as chaplain, with officers of the parish arranging open gatherings in the school hall. Special seating and an organized program were prepared by Lieut John Batten and a committee including Frank Halsey Louis Hendricks and Albert Nesenthal.
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Ike
Ed Masa
Tocht Vest
Russell
Ofessor
Aos
John’s College Volkdin
Beyon Cles Hoses
Wildera
Tosent Wheeler
Meehan
Tidar Amenge
Liliin Hebas
Louis Henicks
Charles Thor Bey
Chirles McGee
John Batten
Frank Halsey
Louis Hendricks
Albert Nesenthal
Marooned by River Floods Across White River Scene
A stretch of the White River floods and cuts off about 250 people, marooned near McClerland and Peach Or, with swift current hindering rescue efforts. Messages by a diver signals and limited aid reachers fear rising Mississippi levels as warnings mount for the central and lower river reaches.
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Mississip Pi
White River
Curie
McClerland
Llutt
Riu
Mississippi
Office of the
United States
Levees Fail On Arkansas River Amid Flood Threat
Three levees gave way on the Arkansas River in a flood scare. The breach affected the trench town area, a section of the main levee at Robroy, and the new Gas cons levee, triggering emergency measures as waters rose.
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Arkansas
Pist Blupp
Ark
Apiail
Arkansas Rier
Trenchtown
Robroy
Gascons
Floods drive mass exodus as Mississippi Valley breaks dikes
Flood waters cripple Arkansas and White River levees, marooning about 256 residents in McClelland and forcing thousands to flee across flooded plains. Red Cross mobilizes with 24,000+ in need as Memphis forecast nears 46 feet. authorities warn of further breaches and widespread evacuee movement.
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Red Cross
Washington
Mississippi River
SundNous
Marionne County
Ark
Stedl Cross
William M Batter
Midale
Ilinois Massouri
Arkansas
Forest City
Ark Wey
Amercan Tech
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Lousiana
Residents Desert Town in Flood Area
NSW Orleans April 1 AP reports residents desert Lauderdale seven miles below Donaldsonville on the Mississippi river as waves wear levees thin. About 1 500 people moved to safety with sandbagging and earth reinforcement. Water remains about three feet from the top of levees while New Orleans waterfront districts still flood after Friday’s heavy rains.
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Nsw Orleans
Lauderdale
Donaldsonville
Mississippi River
Pointa
New Orleans
W Hl Holcombe
Levee Board
Ponchattram
Obituary notices from Devon Hills and surrounding towns
Obituaries for George J Hall, Henry C. Roe, Mary Elizabeth Reilly, William Tookes, Robert Beech, Robert White, William Jepson, Halia Williamson, and others line a single obituary page. Entries note ages, survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial places with references to local churches, lodges, and cemeteries. Weather and flood relief mention closes with a Red Cross appeal.
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Holy Name
Society of St. Patrick’s
Bridgeport
State & Bank Streets
Sawyer’s
Hooker Brand
Kimball’s
E. Z. Shine
Hocker
The
Shey
Tara A Eee
United Illuminating CO
Broad Street Telephone Barnum
Patatee
Mississippi Valley
White Rivers
Frenchtown
Robrow
English
Reidel
Pinebluff
Farrely
McClelland County
Plum Bayou
Althemmer
Sherrill
Humphreys
McClelland
Maassissippi
Cairo
Memphis
Vicksburg
Ghia, Cumberland
Misswsippi
Hannibal
Beetfort Levee
Kentucky-Tennessee
Wolf Island
Lacom Landing
Knowlton
Memphia River
le Levee
Doreno Mo
Hickman
Tan Reelfort
Iver
We- Cleland
Augusta
Peach Orchard
WeCleiland
Fleod
Robroix
St Louis
Dmerena
Missowr
Washington County
Missssipi
Amecan Legion
Angiee Guards
George J Hall
George JT Hull
Spring Street
Devon Hills
August Steinmete
Judgon H
Howard Steinmete
Adelphian Lodge
Nutmeg
Uncas Council
OUAM
Lieberum and Heath
Lafayette Street
Ocloch
Lakeview Cemetery
Henry C. Roc Hemy U Roe
George W Lane
Rose Street
Weary ¢ Noe
Archibald Clark
Mammdronch
George W Dane
Eduard L Clark
Hartford
George Mo Grisei
St Pads Episconal Church
Park Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Reilly
Mary Chrabeth
Annie Hradley Reilly
Joseph Uradley Teilly
Henry Gregory
Wis
Holmes and Edwards
Company
Ang
Confannimant
St Charles Chineh i
Wimg Ae
St Charles' Church
Newtown
Willion
Thomas Tookes
William la Jouke
West Street
Tanfield Avenue
Robert
Beech
Pasic
Tist
Mokehurel
In Union Cements Stratford
Robert White Rober
Stoseatrel
Laurel Heights
Sinatorio Shedon
Georgetta
Mildred White
Wis Geogetta Beac
Windsor
Oelothk
Graham
Neral
Eld
Rey
Halia
Williambores
John Willimsen
Mig Iloyt
Jubn W Hang Woo
I Keld Waillhamson
Porcupine Compass
Minafield
Wredrank
Judson
Mies Jala TN
Wikiemson
Tudgeport
Ans Trank Brownlowe
Danbury
William P Rei
Detlel
Ami
Tay Li Willimson
Tenace
Stephen Fish Sherman
St John's Episcopal Church
Center Cemetery
Bethel
Fb EO
Brena
A. W. Burritt CO
Inc
Elect
New England
Electr Co
Allyn
Lee
Tooley’s
Fu Gil U
Chambers
Bny
Wibnags
Main St
Elm St
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