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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
9
Deedsville notes salute Spt 1 Cl William E Waymire now in Long Island and set for Camp Humphries Va on duty. Other local items include revival close, family visits, and a double header basketball game with Deedsville teams. community news, travel, and school staff updates.
Mrs Cleve Staller and Mrs Charles Bayless and Ruth visited Mrs Calvin Yoder last Thursday. Mrs Omer Yoder and Hazel called on Mrs George Staller. Mrs Chester Raber visited Mrs Guy Raber. Mr and Mrs Joe Dillman spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Clem Horner. Walter Raber and children with Charles Knauff and son visited Bayless home. David Rockey and family were callers. Mrs Mildred Dague and Raber called on Mrs Omer Runnells. Rhoda Bacon and Mrs Omer Yoder visited Mr and Mrs Robert Hamilton and daughter. Joe Wilson and wife visited Mr and Mrs William Mills. Charley Albaugh stayed with Mills family. Lee Leedy and Grant Brown visited Joe Bush. Mr and Mrs Guy MecMellen
Twenty five Peru and Miami County youths arrived in Peru from France via the C&O Railroad to honor their supreme sacrifice pledge for democracy. Paul Griswold, son of Edward Griswold, reunited briefly with brother Clay Griswold in Newport News before Clay sailed on a navy transport for another voyage home.
At the county board of education meeting in the county superintendent office D H Brown, H E Ackerson was unanimously re elected to serve as county agent for Miami county for another year. He has served one year and earned farmer approval for his advisory work to improve crops and farm profitability.
The Women’s Baptist Missionary Society convened with Mrs. Jennie Murphy on March 6. Leader Mrs. Myrtle Armantrout guided the session with songs, scripture, and questions on the China mission topic. Messages from missionaries abroad were read, including Miss Mary Phillips of Burma, and special prayers were offered for China missionaries and sick babies.
A mass meeting at the Presbyterian Church in Peru invites participation in forming a federation of county churches. Speakers include Judge Williams of Marion and Walter Compton, chief of police of Wabash, with others to discuss impartial law enforcement and church cooperation.
The quote argues locals are favored early by elders while outsiders rise first, pushing the native youth toward restlessness. It suggests many young men grow dissatisfied with their hometowns and seek opportunity elsewhere.
The American Red Cross transitions from a wartime War Council to a permanent staff led by Dr. Livingston Farrand as chairman. Henry P. Davison reports the armistice period and war audit finalized, with detailed congressional accounts to follow. Five societies join a worldwide plan under this leadership.
The War Council, handing duties to Dr. Farrand and associates, presents a brief resume of Red Cross war work. It highlights over 100 million dollars and extensive volunteer service, notes membership growth to about 17 million, and details relief efforts in France, Italy, the Near East, and Palestine. It emphasizes continued Red Cross service with Dr. Farrand as head and Davison as international representative.
The New York City YWCA opens Foreign Trade courses to train women for South American jobs in shipping, filing orders, trade acceptances, tariffs, consular documents, insurance, and mail order trade. Courses meet postwar needs as women pursue financial independence and world experience. South America receives special attention as new opportunities arise. Many New York women enroll hoping to work abroad after completing training.
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