Columbus Boy in Tientsin Writes Home From Front
A Columbus youth, Corporal Howard Green, serves with the 15th Marine Gun Co, 6th Regiment in Tientsin China. He recalls the northern forces retreating, Peking through here, barbed wire and sandbags for defense, and the heat driven by a war climate. He notes rickshaw labor, temple city hazards, and reports on local life while detailing a picnic program and community fair items for late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
S. D. Green Bau
Howard
Tientsin
China
15Th Manine
Jeff Peking
Manchuria
Plenitsin
Jessutr
Tsinun
Niles
Peking
Barre
Iewele
An Aid
Canadohta
Lake Missesida
Amy Ohrn
Stockton
N.Y
N. R. McGuire
Sherman Cowles
Centerville
Swynson
Titusville
Charles Swanson
Lufi Coyel
Meadville
Ed. Whittaker
Ontario
Clara Kellogg
Port Turon
Mich
Clark Shivers
Ashtabula
Hes
W. R. Firgo
Jamestown
Kennedy
N. Y
Columbus Grange
Namie
Slater Mae Tris
Hell
Grange
Charles Rexford
Hill
Victor Herbert program Opens local Chautauqua
The opening night features silhouettes from Victor Herbert operas and a program headlined by The Christne Bingham Company performing favorite arias from Mlle Modiste Naughty Marietta and The Red Mill among others. Christine Bingham violinist Elinor Van Scoten contralto Harold Wright baritone with Dolly Stewart pianist. Frederick Hufsmith tenor and Elinor Van Scoten have winter stage experience in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Herbert
Ifrerd Gordon
America
Christne Bingham
Christine Bingham
Elinor van Scoten
Frederick Hutsmith
Harold ©. Wright
Dolly Stewart
Mlle
Modister
Frederick Hufsmith
Ellnor van Seoten
Florida
Local Hatching Yard News and Social Roundup
July notes from the state hatchery area recount visits and family gatherings across Corry Union City and Carter Hill. Residents including Miss Cole Mrs Merry Lyle Merry and numerous families visited relatives and neighbors while local illness and travel stories appear alongside school registration, reunions, and weddings within the community network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shreves
Manges
Carter Hill
Cassius Sears
Mary Elvine
Mortimer Sears
Vern Moritt
Corry
Charles Joy
Arthur Motria
Joy
Florence Jay
Dorothy Houser
Fullom
Jessie Bailey
Grace Houser
LaVina Bailey
Dan Houser
Wright
Rachel Moffitt
Sorenson
Alm& Sorenson
Delmar Bailey
Dairymen Gather at Bear Lake for County Meeting
Local dairy men convened at Bear Lake to discuss the Burn Lake branch issues and home of J. J. Carter. Attendees included Jamestown manager Miss Boutelle, with plans announced for an ice cream and revival event. Community notes mention visitors from Amestown and Falconer, ongoing revival meetings, family gatherings, and farming weather delaying hay curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Dairymen's League
Burn Lake
Louisville
J. J. Carter
Boutellc
Te Dluthel
Jamestown
Corry M. Hielnireh
E. A. Wilson
John Nugent
Grove ‘Peft
Childewn
Paleoner
Twoeh Carter
Celoren Jyere
Mra
Charley Thompson
FT. Neeson
Bert Chapman
Sinclairville
Forrest
James
Clean
FJ. Crowe
Slindsay
Vera Crosby
Palconer
Prank Crosby
Donald Tillotson
Uitte
Falconer
Mind
A. Lopus
GM. Chapman
Ward
Niobe
F. Wadd
Margaret Maloney
Carry
Brie
Clyde Manwarin
Ciluiilus
Bad Weather Slows Sparta Road Work
Fragments show construction on a Sparta to Miceville road paused by heavy rain. reports cite concrete pouring delays, limited progress, and weather hindrances delaying completion and intersection work near Somers. includes notices of local residents visiting and small community details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Spartansburg
Miceville
Malon City
Fultis
Thunsney
Randiapher
Imondis
Meo
Eigene Perkins
Ralph
Afr
Wood
Jaren
Ioine
R.A. Cobb
Boon
Reek
Gy Garton
Lyle Sunday
Mars
Truesdale
Sree Farm
uGy
Pindley Lake
Bible School
Irene Sehrenqueslaer
Marjorie
Whitely
Mile
Rita
Cee
Wilson
W. A. Boswell
West
Congress St
Portland
Stuar
Clair
Charlie
M.S. Coole
Watson
Struvite
Pennsylvania
Bert Chapman
John Dimonds
Ourth Ward Man Stricken by Apoplexy
Charles G. Huffman of 402 Spring Street died suddenly at his home after visiting his sister Mrs A Kinyadol on West Churatt Street. Huffman 60 had worked at Climax Manufacturing for ten years. Survived by mother Mrs W M Raymond and sister Mrs Linendell Kwody. Body moved to Powers Purloca then Abe Howe for burial. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 pm with Rev A L Roth officiating. Interment Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
Garry
Climax Manufacturing Company
Hitman
W. M. Raymond
Linendell
Kwody
Alexander & Company
Abe Howe
Ray
A. L. Roth
Bapst
Pine Grove
Stunt flyer dies in plunge at river rehearsal
Theodore Smith, 22, of Fulton, West Virginia, an aspiring stunt flyer, was killed during a first plane rehearsal in Moundsville. He leaped from the wing into the Ohio River and did not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea Fress
Moundsville
Theodore Smith
Fulton
Hyer
Smith
Olio
Conne Hoperty Convention Attendance Details Released
A fragmented report notes attendance at a convention in Conne. It mentions Luby Be LE and a working group on pins, with references to a program and action taken. Unclear specifics due to garbled OCR, but records the event and involved entities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbus Boy
U.S. Marines
Howard Green
Columbus News
This
Ada UN Init
State Hatchery News
Pratt
Grant Barlow
Rachel MorBtt
Joy Ifriday
Busher
Houser
Harland Thomas
Nell
Hey
Herbert Ofting
A G. Buller
Harold Sweet
Ed Manges
Roe Manges
Garter Hill
Noaw Numsicure
Noah
THE
Dea Noah
Pasadena
IC. A. Boutelle Adresses
M. E. Choir
Oil City
Crist Companile
Sine
Hutt
Houra
Ayers Powell
Hound Luke
Arthur Sands
Jay Aday
Philerion
J. Carr
Ourth Ward
Charles Huffman
Spring Street
J. L. Newhouse Co
Io ST. Ee Af
Ste Lake
Jack
Pyngn Sen Tha
Yan
Avin
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