Noted Lectures: Prof Gebert To Speak At Cottonwood Hall
Prof O C Gebert, German and French teacher at State College Pullman Washington, will present a war lecture in Odd Fellows hall Cottonwood tomorrow evening under the Patriotic League. He will start in German at eight and finish in English, sharing Prussian views and the war experience. Admission is free as the League covers expenses.
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O. C. Gebert
State College
Pullman
Wash
Odd Fellows Hall
Cottonwood
The
Patriotic League
Gebert
Germany
Prussia
Northwest
Gebert Ae
Commencement Exercises at Cottonwood Public Schools
Commencement week begins with Rev Wm Gornall delivering the Bac calaureate sermon at Odd Fellows hall. The High School Literary Society closes with readings, music and a Peck vs Peck comedy. Commencement night May 25 features salutatory and other exercises, 12 graduates listed, diplomas presented by H C Matthiesen, and a note to patrons to present gifts to graduates individually. Elvin Parker returns from a Dawson county visit where he owns land interests.
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Cottonwood Public Schools
Wm. Gornall
Odd Fellows Hall
High School Literary Society
Peck
Harold Simon
Carolyn Terhaar
August Schroe
Dha
Frances Hattrup
Dr. Lindley
Idaho State University
H. C. Matthiesen
Board of Education
Arthur Eckerman
Adeline Gaul
Charles Hamill
Joy Melcher
Ferdie Nacke
Anna Peterson
Myrtle Rhett
August Schroeder
Aloysius Wagner
Elvin Parker
Dawson County
Mont
Local Items Of Interest In Lewiston And Nearby
Lewiston visitors include Barney Westhoff and Mrs. L Leighty of Wallace. Local residents travel to Lewiston Orchards and Ken terville. A May 1 birth at a north town home. Health recovery from Portland trip. Hoene family adenoids operation. School gym nearing completion as students assist. Farm and land interests in Montana and Medical Lake. Sewing exhibit May 21. Local stockmen and car sales at Hoene Hardware. Vollmer to host two day patriotic celebration with tractor demos. Federal grand jury in Moscow indicts Dynamo Joe Brown under espionage act. Cottonwood Hardware writes desk and Oldsmobile sales. Camp Lewis furloughs and Army inductions. County defense board case over Liberty bond questioned.
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Moscow
Joe Brown
Stites
Brown
Grangeville
John Bauer
Cottonwood
Greencreek
Chewelah
Okanogan
Wash
Camp Lewis
John
Andrew Popp
Fenn
County Council of Defense
Governor Closes Pool Billiard and Card Rooms
Boise dispatch reports Governor Alexander moved to close pool and billiard halls card rooms and dice tables during daytime or from sunrise to 6 PM to mobilize manpower for war industries. He cited national crisis and Idaho resources needing preservation while promising not to close cigar stores.
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Boise
Alexander
Idaho
Big Red Cross Rally Draws Large Local Crowds
Enthusiastic gatherings in Greencreek and Winona draw about 500 attendees at each site. Local speakers and military officials support a Red Cross drive, with cottonwood delegates present and about 800 dollars subscribed at both venues toward a 2500 dollar Cottonwood goal before next week’s end.
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Greencreek
Winona
Cottonwood
Judge McDonald
Lewiston
Red Cross
Governor Parker
Geo. M. Robertson
Herman Hussman
J. B. York
W. W. Flint
Red Cross Institute Held in Lewiston with 100 Delegates
The Red Cross Institute for the Lewiston chapter convened at Lewiston on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Over 100 delegates from various Lewiston branches attended, with Seattle instructors delivering addresses and demonstrations expected to benefit all involved. Four Cottonwood delegates attended: Mrs G F McKinney, Mrs G M Robinson, Mrs Frank Simon, and Mrs Elvin Parker.
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Red Cross Institute
Lewiston
Seattle
Institute
Cottonwood
G. F .McKinney
G. M. Robertson
Frank Simon
Elvin Parker
Smileage Books for Soldiers Boost Town Patriotism
A campaign urges every town member to equip departing soldiers with Smileage Books. The second draft call is emphasized, aiming to keep troops cheerful as they leave, arrive at camp, and unwind at night. P A Gaul oversees Smileage Books for the district.
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Colors
P.A. Gaul
Auto worker loses part of his right thumb in incident
While repairing a vehicle this morning, Will Simon suffered a severe fingertip amputation, losing about half of his right thumb in an accident at the scene.
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Will Simon
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Rudolph Schroeder
Kenterville
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Ben Luchtefeld
Kramer
Johnson, Wash
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Eva Canfield
Renterville
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Fred Simon
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Boles Country
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F. G. Nuxoll
Henry Bosse
Buick
T. P. Mitchell
Frances Sonnen
Felix
John Martzen
Vollmer
Warren Truitt
Medical Lake
Warren
State Asylum
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Cottonwood Hdw. Co
Ri- Hey Rice
J. H. McDonald
Joe Riener
D. F. Morrow
J. M
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Leonard C. Huffman
P. N. Huffman
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Chateau County
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