Letter From Luther Clemmons From France
Private Duther E. Clemmons writes from France to friends, recounting 30 months overseas, landings in July, glimpses of sights and escapes, and his wish to receive hometown letters and addresses of Checotah and Oklahoma soldiers. He pledges loyalty, mentions scarce matches, and hopes for a homeward march after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Clemmons
France
Asrrow
Checotah
Brother Blair
Mrs George Henshaw Blessed With Little Son
From the Eufaula Journal Mrs George Henshaw was blessed with a little son Wednesday Mr and Mrs W B Young and Mrs Mae Plock spent Thanksgiving in Checotah with friends Mr Bob Mullins has received his discharge and arrived in Eufaula Tuesday where he was
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George Henshaw
W. B. Young
Mae Plock
Checotah
Bob Mullins
Eufaula
Woman's Case Startles Checotah
A businessman's wife in Checotah suffers sharp eye pain that hinders reading and sewing, a condition that has persisted for years and shocked onlookers unaware of her plight.
Family changes and a fallen soldier in early 20th century news
Whitlow relinquishes care of two eldest children to Mrs Homer Blake while K B Turner adopts a son named John Turner from Oklahoma City Orphans Home. Meanwhile news confirms Lieut Eliott H Howe of Eufaula died October 11 1918 leading his guide company in a major charge. Also notice invites W O W Camp 637 members to Dec 13 meeting for officer elections.
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Whitlow
Homer Blake
K. B. Turner
Oklahoma City
John Turner
Lieut
Eliott H. Howe
R.D
S.S. Howe
Eufaula
Guide Company
Elliott
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