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Fort Des Moines Post

Location

Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1918

Page

2

Large number of men to receive promotion December 1

Promotions in the detachment are announced effective January 1, 1918. Fifty plus individuals receive rank advances including five sergeants first class seven sergeants seven corporals five cooks and thirty privates first class. Named are Sergeant First Class Leroy J. Anthe Su Win M Stephens Norman Steen James J. Sylva Harold A. Triples. Sergeants Cpl. Simon Culert Cyd. Aha We Freeman Ci Fret Wy Friend Cyd. Ratoh FE. Mayes Trt. Frank FL McKannw Col Willian A. Mane ph Baery J. Shinann. Corporals Mya Cerry Charles v. Owens Jr Russell Metaltoughy Miles WY Ganean iy Crick son Charles Lo Viaions Lovie Kene berg. Privates and privates first on made cooks W. J. Underwood Here Joan BH Quandt Hobart A. Green Keikor Tasheussyiaa. Privates made first James E. Alsop John A. Bouse Lawrence M. Bunting Richard H. Casey Rose sell H. Crow William K. Cole Fran H. Daniel George Drugush Jharsy 3. Draper Roland B. Falmundson Lloyd L. Elgin John Hobluizel Stephen J. Hegedus William H. Hege John Vermance Paul G. Haffiman Ray J. McDearmott William E. McEnamy Bernard BR. Miller Leland KE. Dotter Nick Richards Lewis FE. Roquet Le Roy MD. Shields Gust F. Strindberg Henry Suainer Clarence Wollan sky Turner Kenedy Frederick Trabing Marie Powie Edward J. Dye.

Cliss Sel Leroy J Anthe Su Win M. Stephens Norman Steen Jaames J. Sylva Sat Uarold A. Triples Cpl Simon Culert Aha We Freeman Cyd Ratoh FE Mayes Frank FL McKannw Col Willian A. Mane Baery J. Shinann Mya Cerry Charles v. Owens, Jr Russell W. J. Underwood Joan BH Quandt Hobart A. Green Keikor Tasheussyiaa James E. Alsop John A. Bouse Lawrence M. Bunting Richard H. Casey Rose Sell H. Crow William K. Cole Fran H. Daniel George Drugush Jharsy Draper Roland B. Falmundson Lloyd L. Elgin John Hobluizel

Unity Circle Donates for Cane Purchases at Red Cities

The Unity Circle of Des Moines chaired by Mrs. F Hy Hunter donated 100 dollars to the Red Cross hospital fund to buy canes for patients. One hundred and four canes were purchased this week for use by patients at the hospital.

The Unity Circle of Les Moines F. Hy. Hunter Red Citieshare

Laboratory Takes Broad Reach in Modern Science

A military laboratory under Captain Waad at General Hospital No 26 conducts diverse work from postmortem exams to germ culture studies. It aids disease prevention, isolates contagious cases, and prepares typhoid and pneumonia vaccines while performing histology, water tests, and serological research with animals kept in Wards 4 and 15.

U. S. General, Hospital No. 26 Waad Wasserman George F. Hanson Potter and Pet George Thanson John Henrichs Charles Hammond L. E. Potter Aga Glerum Edna Crowe Betty Merril Helen Astiby

Movie Machine Received by Red Cross for Education

A new motion picture machine of the latest type has been received by the American Red Cross in the organization building. H T Worth, field director, says it will be used for educational work unless the M C A is unable to handle the situation. The fireproof device uses incandescent light and is electrically operated with a lens that allows the operator to stand behind the machine.

Red Cross H. T. Worth

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Help

Card of thanks to the Detachment Office and friends for kindness shown during the bereavement of Sylvain Block. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. M. Block and Julia Block.

Sylvain Mr. Block M. Block Julia Block

Military personnel moves and promotions in WWI detachment

Private Charles Carney transfers to Washington D C while others receive promotions and reassignment. Frederickson becomes corporal, Hagan promoted to corporal, Maverty to sergeant with retroactive date, Slade advances to sergeant, Eitzen reassigned to Fort Riley, Teighton promoted from Nov 4 998, Detwiler transfers to Camp Johnston, Mussel promoted to corporal, Fifteen Quartermaster personnel move from Camp Dodge to Fort Des Moines, Rustad promoted to sergeant, Voth to Fort Riley, Talspaugh made sergeant on Nov 4 1918, Bentzen Calert Bay Puller Wirth detached to Fort Snelling for overseas patients, Des Moines transfers, Madding returns to duty, Quandt given furlough, overseas men furloughed home, Helen Conley returns to civil service desk after Tulsa trip.

Charles Carney Washington, D. C Miter Frederickson Navy Wayne Hagan Russell Maverty Charles R.carstens Frank B. Greenwood Virginia John S. Slade Bernard B. Eitzen Fort Riley Kansas Frederick A. Teighton Wan’ T George D. Detwiler M.C Camp Warm Springs Mont Herman H. Quandt Haseen Helen Conley Civil Service Little Rock Hot Springs Ack

Information Desk Handles Over 500 Visitors Sunday

Red Cross building information desk assisted approximately five hundred visitors last Sunday afternoon. It marked one of the busiest days since the bureau opened last semester.

Red Cross

Comforts Forwarding Committee Busy With Soldier Aid

The Comforts Forwarding Committee of the Christian Science church in Des Moines runs daily operations from the Superior building. Volunteers process shipments for soldiers overseas, handling every article sent by city residents through the office.

The Christian Science Church Superior Des Moines

Social Hour Club of Woodward Sends Sweets

The Social Hour Club of Woodward Iowa donated nineteen dozers cookies and nineteen jars of jelly and jam and a comforter. Mr Ho Ro Chamberlain of Woodward delivered the items last Tuesday and they were distributed in the wards via the information bureau.

Social Hour Cicb Woodward Iowa Ho Ro Chamberlain Information Bureau

Orchard Red Cross Pays For Piang In Local Hall

The Red Cross at Orchard Iowa remitted a sum to the organization here to cover a local expense. A brief notice describes payment for a charitable purpose in the community hall.

Orchard Red Cross the Red Cross Orchard Iowa Uberrano

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