Health Club Meeting and Community Activities Notices
The Health club will meet at 7 30 with Mrs Joel Turney on Wednesday Sept 25. Mrs Oscar Eaton and Mrs W C Smith will entertain First English Lutheran ladies Friday Sept 27 at 2 30 p m at 202 South B St. The Community Bible Class opens Friday at 6 30 p m at the Baptist church with invitations to former members and welcomes all. An opening Fellow ship social and picnic supper leads to a program at 8 00 p m. Mrs Ray Campbell hosted a birthday gathering for her son James at East Adams St with games and refreshments. Elsie Bucher and Laura Ireland entertained office girls at the Bucher home East Lowe St in honor of Mrs Carrie Bowermaster who departs for Virginia next week to join her husband. Victrola music and refreshments followed.
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Oscar Eaton
W. C. Smith
First English Lutheran Church
Community Bible Class
The
Baptist Church
Ray Campbell
East Adams St
James Campbell
Elsie Bucher
Laura Ireland
Bucher
East Lowe St
Carrie Bowermaster
Virginia
Reunion at Eldon for 19th Illinois Infantry unit
The 19th Illinois Infantry holds its annual reunion in Eldon on October 9 and 10, 1918. All veterans are urged to attend if possible, with hope that every comrade can be present.
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19Th
Ilowa Infantry
Eldon
Town
Government ownership praised by banker group speaker
Samuel Untempver, counsel for the National Association of Railway Security Owners, urged government ownership of railroads at the American Bankers Association session in Chicago. He argued ownership at a fair price would be better for the government and for security holders than wartime contract terms with the railroads.
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Chicago
Samuel Untempver
National Association of Railway Security Owners
Savings Bank
American Bankers’ Association
Congress Hotel
Fewer Influenza Cases Amid War News From Archangel Front
Archangel reports show Bolshevik attack on American outpost south of Archangel failing with heavy Bolshevik losses including eight dead found near a trench and others elsewhere. Multiple fronts include Japanese and American actions near Nerchinsk and Amur river pursuits. At Great Lakes naval base influenza cases decline with 43 thousand sailors set for weekend liberty.
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Archangel
Great Lakes
Ill
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
US Ships Delivered and Launches Reported in Week
United States reports 13 ships completed and delivered to the Emergency Fleet Corporation in the week ending September 20 with 17 launches totaling 72 700 deadweight tons. Lakes district leads with five deliveries and six launches. Nebraska freshmen may compete. university officials consider opening athletics to all students this season.
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Washington
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Iakes
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
BE. J. Mancelver
University of Nebraska
N. D. Scott
Scott
Food Administration Edict Bans In-Meal Refreshments
A federal order forbids serving any refreshments between meals by all lodges, organizations, churches, and colleges in Jefferson County. The notice urges saving wheat and sugar to support the war effort, signed by W. C. Spalding and J. B. McKenney, county food administrators.
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Federal Food Administration
W. C. Spalding J
Jefferson county men join the colors in October
A list of thirty Jefferson county men chosen to go to Camp Dodge this October from Fairfield between October 5 and 21. The names include Clinton R. McGahan Grover C. Pettzinger Velmer M. Beil George A. Harper Chas F Liggett R Fred Miller Albert J Fritz Fred L Peebler Chester W Murphy Arthur Sable Walter Chapins Guy Ross Black Francis Benda Fay O Champa Fred Lee Gallup Clarence W Finney Bernard E ONeil John S Campbell John V Taglauer Roy W Jacobs Noble Hines Frank E Emonine Earl Martin Lawrence J Fritz Victor D Leech Merle Wm Miller Guy C Maxwell John D Garber Raymond Jacobs Norman J Atwell.
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Charles R. Jones
Alonzo Fenton Meredith
Anthony Leo Kessel
Walter Lee Bray
Ralph Frank Witkoski
Clarence Bernard Hook
George Roman Supalla
Clarence Lester Davison
Albert Philip Pacha
Francis Peter Fritz
Virgil Alan Smith
Howard Franklin Turner
Darrell Vernon Lynn
Carl Frederick Daering
Leo Matt Braunshausen
Edward McCarty
Willard Harry Dickinson
Edgar Raymond Hodson
Clement Peter Benda
Harold Glen Robb
Jefferson County
Camp Dodge
Fairfield
Clinton R. McGahan
Grover C. Pettzinger
Kaiser defies Yanks over Alsace Lorraine pledge
Emperor William in Briey told Austrian officers that the Americans promised France to regain Alsace Lorraine and would honor the pledge with big deeds. He asserted Germany would deliver the right answer at the right moment with aid from German forces.
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London
Briey
Metz
William
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Amsterdam
Srey
Alsace Lorraine
US Guns Stop Enemy Raid on Lorraine Front
American artillery repelled a German raid on the Lorraine front as guards warned of invasion and opened fire. Early hours saw artillery concentrate on back areas, halting infantry assault while isolated sectors faced harassing bombardment that caused no damage. The enemy pressed to stabilize lines before St Mihiel.
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Lorraine
St. Mihlel
Yanks Take Hilaire Post in Lor Front Actions
An American detachment under Capt. Ocke Lee captured a German garrison at St Hilaire. By moving behind St Hilaire and with artillery barrages between Marcheville and Duigneville, American forces disrupted German reinforcements and advanced from the rear, taking six heavy machine guns and 12 prisoners.
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Lorrains
Ocke. Lee
St. Aliaire
St. Hilaire
Marcheville
Duigneville
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Fred Lee Gallup
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