Funeral of Mrs Sample at Brookstrowl Home
Funeral services for Mrs. O. W. Sample were held yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Sherwood Simmons on Brookstrowl. The ceremony included a short addressing prayer by Maynor C B Woodward and two vocal selections by James Wright. Pallbearers were James Nevils Wallace Cogswell John Myers Fred Hall Hugh Clark and Charles Lester. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Attendees from out of town included Mr and Mrs Harry Simmons Mr and Mrs Lester Simmons and son Mr and Mrs Oscar Swan Mr and Mrs Nelson Simmons.
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O. W Sample
Ont Ovelack
Sherwood Simmons
Brookstrowl
James Nevils
Wallace Cogswell
John Myers
Pred Hall
Hugh Clark
Charles Lester
Pine Grove Cemetery
Harry Simibons
Mra
Lester Simmons
Gor
Oscar Swan
Nelson Simmons
President Wilson Seeks Bryan Goodbye at Calumet
President Wilson visited William J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan at Bryan's Calumet home to say farewell before the Briyan party heads to Asheville North Carolina. McAdoo and the baby later called on the Bryans. Bryan denies personal differences with the president and says he was misquoted about the State Department. Bryan planned to travel to New York to address labor issues with Germany, while the president remained silent on further demonstrations.
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Washington, sNate
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Calumet Mace
Bryan
Asheville
N.C
Ind Mies
Mit
Begiin
Arymiot
Iyan
Bryan Toi
New York City
Addrona
Laborhig
Gurmiany
White House
Salvation Army Tenth Anniversary Observances Planned
The Salvation Army local corps schedules a series of services to mark the tenth anniversary of its work. Staff Captain Campbell from Philadelphia arrives to lead the celebration beginning Sunday morning at the First Baptist church, with an Army Sunday School rally slotted for two o clock in the afternoon.
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Salvation Army
Binday
Corry Gorpa
Campbell Hike
Philadelphia
The
Het Baptist Church
Army Sunday School
Anniversiry Service At Pint Methodist Church
The article notes an anniversary service at 8 10 o clock in the Pint Methodist church and an open air meeting planned at the qeoulie Hern. Captain Carin bell is expected to speak in the agenas with other views to be shared during the day, with officers from nearby towns anticipated to attend. Capt. Wallace Winfield, a Myalal onder from Lonion, among visitors to the local porps.
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Pint
Sintt
Carinbell
Wallace Winfield
Myalal
Lonion
Germans Readied At Grodeka In Austro German Advance
London reports a looming battle near Grodeka, 16 miles southwest of Lemberg, as Austro German forces press toward the Rus sian line. Two Prussians, one from Preomyal and another from Juvoraw, reinforce efforts while defenders rely on natural woods and footholds to halt the advance. Official circles express confidence despite German advantages and shifting supply lines.
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London
Lemberg
Bute
Grodeka
Teuton
Alvisionis
Preomyal
Yon Mae- Jizan
Lombore
Thadamon
Fragmented Sonnet About Joan and Troops Amid War
A damaged fragment describes men at war appealing to Joan for aid. The verses claim they have been victorious yet treason remains, hinting at harsher adversaries than Russians and predicting a long struggle. The tone is martial and dire with unclear specifics.
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Joan
Italians Push on Heights East of Cortina
June 19 dispatch reports continued Austro Hungarian campaign advances as Italian troops move from Cortina d Ampezzo toward Bolzano. Forces occupy the Siomo di Striy peak and Palzarogo pass, while Hindian troops north of Goritsa engage and hold positions east of the town after heavy fighting. Around Pola, Austrian forces are entrenched to defend naval bases, with strong expected pressure from Trieste region. Paris reports French forces advancing in Alsace and cutting German lines between Metzern and Munster after repelling counterattacks.
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Gorlte
Tome
Austro-Hungary
Rontina Trad
Cortina Tampezzo
Bolzano
Hozen
Siiono di Striy
Palzarogo
Playa
Gorits
Anite
Aldoy
Pola
Rome
Ate Frians
Trieste
Alsace
Paris
Atsuos
Punk Tig
Outakirta
Messeral
Hich
Motaerat
Munster
National Union of Women's Suffrage split at Birmingham
June 10 reports a serious split in the National Union of Women's Suffrage Association at Birmingham. Mrs Hurley and Field Marshal Sir John French’s faction lead nine resignations over not joining The Hague congress and business of the half yearly meeting. Clerical and executive divisions threaten to force elections to oust Mrs. Fawcett.
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London
National Union of Women's Suffrage
Birmingham
Hurley
Sir John French
Ester
Hague
Fawcett
Mra
Pawentt
Funny Chaplin Fally and Police Foress Two Key At tock
A garbled note reports a comic incident involving Chaplin and police, with unclear details about two key attackers and an event tonight. The readable fragments hint at a humorous mishap and police involvement, but specifics remain unclear.
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