Newtown Couple Wed in Philadelphia Ceremony
Edith Northrop of Newtown and Robert C. Shoemaker of Philadelphia were married December 1, 1917, by Rev. George L. Paine. Mrs. Shoemaker’s friends in Newtown wish the couple happiness. Separately, estate appointments were made for the late Michael H. Brennan and Mary T. Dick. Charles Sith Sherwood of Dodgingtown died in St. Cloud, with interment expected in Easton. Civil War veteran Thorne C. Platt, of goodgingtown, died after a long service record. he leaves a daughter Mrs. FE. B. Stevens and a son in Bridgeport.
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Newtown
Dan
Ford
Dion
Edith Ali
Northrop
Robert C. Shoemaker
Philadelphia
George Li
Shoemaker
BP. H. McCarthy
Michael Crowe H
Frank H. Ives
Michael H. Brennan
Theron C. Platt
Mary Td
Dick, & Ward
St. Cloud
Charles Sith Sherwood
Easton
Thorns
Co. 1
Twenty Guard
Leavy Artillery
Cedar Creek
FE. B. Stevens
Goodgingtown
Bridgeport
Economic Bother Grows in German Cities
Washington reports from neutral countries indicate worsening German economic and political problems. Advices show continued socialist protests against the military and growing radical dissent. Sweden Finlands telegraphic links were restored and Finnish senators left Helsingfors.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Nere
Sweden
Helsingfors
Finland
Elsingfors
Sit Tight You Bet Says Cox and Wilson Telegrams
Columbus paper reports Governor Cox sent a telegram to President Wilson urging patience as political turmoil threatened to derail unity. Wilson replied thanking Cox and affirming support for the boat is sound and will not be overturned.
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Cox
Columbus
James
Wilson
Miscloses Details of New Anti-Submarine Craft
Washington January 31 Secretary Daniels told the house naval committee some details of a new anti submarine craft the navy is developing described as a cross between a destroyer and a submarine chaser It would not be as effective as a destroyer but would be adapted for work in certain circumstances The Ford Motor Co is building some of the equipment voluntary censorship prevents disclosure of more details
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Washington
Daniels
House Naval Comignittee
Navy
Ford ‘Ilotor Co
Nore
Beize Coal to Give to Domestic Consumers
In Philadelphia on January 81, State Fuel Administrator Potter seized more than 15,000 tons of bituminous coal and distributed it among retail dealers for domestic use and war order manufacturing. The larger concerns faced possible shutdown due to fuel shortages.
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Philadelphia
Potter
Eye Talks Warn Against Eye Ailments In Children
A guidance note explains how down condition children suffer eye disease Phlyctenular Conjunctivitis from typhoid or scarlet fever. It urges diagnosing by an Ovulist who blends medical and optical expertise and following prescriptions via an experienced Optician.
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Beize
Wakeman
Broad Street
Post Office
Clarks
Pric
Ament
Rev. A. Alison
Wm. T. Hincks
Tocker
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