War Letters From Dr. Mason Mention Civilian Aid and War View
The letters from Dr. W. R. Mason in France discuss hospital life with Johns Hopkins Unit Base Hospital No. 18, Red Cross aid, fuel and clothing needs, and American resolve. He praises American medicine, condemns peace talks, and predicts Allied victory with continued supplies and manpower. He notes French morale, heavy rainfall, and ongoing offensives in Europe as the war drags on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. L. Mason
Johns Hopkins
Sweden
America
Red Cross
France
Planders
Verdun
Alps
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Johnson announced
The Osage City born Mrs. Anna S. Johnson died Sunday after a long illness. Her remains were shipped to Osage City for interment at Upland church near Lockridge. Surviving husband Charles O. Johnson, son Clarence A. Johnson of Oakmont PA, and brothers and sisters named in the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna S. John
Osage City
Kan
Frazey
Lockridge
Johnson
Noge
Swan Anderson
Sweden
Jefferson County
Chas. O. Johnson
Clarence A. Johnson
Oakmont
John E. Pierson
Stockport
J. A. Anderson
Sauk
Local Red Cross Report Highlights Donations and Christmas Packets
Report from county Red Cross shows receipts totaling 1298.19 remitted to National Headquarters and disbursements 5839.68 for war relief. Material prepared by county women includes finished articles and Christmas Packets for soldiers have been sent.
Kearns Family Heads to California for Visit
Mr and Mrs Chester Kearns and sons Paul and Donald depart this afternoon for a several weeks visit in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Kearns
Paul
Donald
California
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Pe Daily Journal
Bevery
Bean Taylor
A. W. Taylor
Fairord
Iowa
Ort, Das
Shop I
V. R. Mason
United States
Germany
Mrs. Anna Johnson
American Red Cross
Uae Wan
Charles Carter
J.C. Bradshaw Furniture Co
Southwest Corner Square
Easonable
Grandpa
Storm Shoes
Arctics
Loggins
Popular
Rover Boys Boy Scouts
New Editions
Coats
Roth
Canada
J. F. Wilson Jr. Or
W. B. Parrett
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