Unit 378 VTC Holds Very Successful Party
Unit 378 V T C held a successful evening event on February 21 at Schwen Hall with prize awards for hams bacon canned goods sugar potatoes and more. Winners included A Kovichinsky 1021 Murango Avon first prize and Mra Hoppelmeyer Ferdinand Avenue second prize among many others. The party featured dancing to Privata Seater Mortle and concluded around midnight. Unit members Arthur Johnson L Habinee and O Petak were called to the cobra and a committee was formed to stay in touch with members serving in regular and national armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinch A Kovichinsky
Murango
Avon
Hoppelmeyer
Ferdinand Avenue
H D. Schumacher
Pri Mfe
H P.troost
Thomas Avenue
T J. Conn
Tint Street
Chicago
Mra
C. Orr
Lake ‘Street
Bmeloza
Park
Ibueh
Kenilworth Avenue
Oak Park
Wigs Rosebach
Thomas
Cirele Avenue
Fot Andrews
Circle Avenue
Mortle
Wea
Arthur Johnson
L Habinee
Petak
Thembera
Unit
Vi. C
Cobra
Dow Atford
Hans
Welfare of Federal Employees in Capital
Washington February 19 The federal government plans to expand welfare services for new Washington appointees amid wartime staffing. Thousands more civil service workers are arriving from distant homes, prompting welfare staff to ease homesickness and adjustment. The Civil Service Commission and port city offices offer information and applications. growth includes 20 000 more hires this year, with clerks stenographers and shipyard trades in demand. Card of thanks follows for sympathy and floral offerings after a mother's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Jater
Iyow
Realixa
Hina Hayd
Bezon
Baen
Civil Service
United ‘States Civil Servicg
Con. Wipslow
Great Nw
Lyservice Commission
Bffles
Furnoh
Dennite
United States Civil Service Commission Note
A February 23 1918 message from the United States Civil Service Commission requests publication of work for wartime needs. President John A McIlhenny signs by direction of the Commission and thanks readers in advance for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flelow
Commission
Roy
Cainnilaston
John A. McIlhenny
Boy Scout Troop 2 at Grant School Announces New Tenders
The Grant school Troop No 2 reports eleven Tender boys, including June Gittleson, Milton Chalifoux, George Demuoh, and Perry Chalifoux, passing their second class work. A meeting is set for March 6, 1918, with all boys twelve years or older welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant School
Hagan
Juine Gittleson
Milton Chalifoux
George Demuoh
Perry Chalifoux
Jon
ML PC
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