Draft Number Corrections Released By War Department
July 24 Washington reports only minor variations found between the draft numbers sent to local boards and the Army’s compiled list. The discrepancies are listed below with no major changes to classifications or eligibility.
Fire at Atlantic Refining plant causes major loss in Philadelphia
Fire started at midnight in the Atlantic Refining plant in Philadelphia, destroying ten stills and four hundred thousand gallons of gasoline, then spreading to explode twelve more stills and two naphtha tanks. Nine men were injured as flames threatened surrounding property. total loss estimated at 350,000 dollars. Fort Wayne Overland Company advertises rebuilding sale with low prices.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Frank B. Rece is claimed by death in Churubusco
Frank G. Rice, seven years of age, well known in this section, died midnigh t at his daughter Mrs Amos home in Eel River township. The report notes the boy’s death occurred at the residence in Churubusco Indiana and mentions a local family connection.
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Frank B. Rece
Churubusco
Frank GB. Rice
Amos
Eel River Cownps
Old Hamilton Bank Corner Sold for Citizens Trust Company
The building formerly home to Hamilton Bank and Dukes Clothing Store is purchased by Citizens Trust Company. Banking rooms on the corner will be remodeled for trust operations. Forty feet on Calhoun Street and upper floors are for rent and will be finished to suit tenants. Applications solicited.
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Hamilton Bank
Dukes
Citizens Trust Company
Trust Company
Calhoun Street
Thought Bomb Missed Big Four Train In Wabash Indiana
A supposed bomb on Big Four No 44 near Wabash Indiana proved to be a six inch steel bar tossed by a foundry machine. Postmaster Charles Wright found the bar, the car roof was damaged, and railroad officials opened an investigation. Also reported: thefts in Wabash, a postponed Peru vs Wabash golf match due to Elton Shively’s death, Frank B Jaynes named chaplain candidate, draft board readiness, and a trespass crackdown on Big Four bridge.
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Wabash
Ind
Saly
Charles Wright
North Manchester
Flass
Wright
Edward Bridges
T. J. Mell
Bridges
Elton Shively
Shively
Tipton
Frank EB. Jaynes
First Indiana Field Artillery
Jaynes
Christian Church
Indiana
Goodrich
County Exemptions Board
Big Four
Wabash River
Safety First’ Committee
Wilson Last Monnday
Contract Awarded For Cement Road In Kosciusko County
Kosciusko county officials award the Starner road cement project in Plain Township to Hutman Harrison Construction of North Vernon for 44 700, just under the 44 757 estimate. The single bid covers a three mile cement road in Leese.
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Warsaw
Ind
Kosciusko County
Serm
Pltin Township
Thhe Huttan- Harrison Construction Company
North Vernon
Ttd
Starner
Leese
National Game Helps Our Men Learn to Throw Bombs
In an officers training camp in France American soldiers adapt to grenade throwing with lessons once used in baseball. Instructors praise accuracy and progress as French troops watch and learn, predicting Americans may become top bombers on the Western Front.
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France
Tha Tresps
New DeKalb draft board changes amid conscription report
Auburn Ind July 24 County DeKalb conscription board member Mountz was relieved after a telegram said a conscriptable must not serve. Mountz aged 21 or more lacked the required age, replaced by W A Austin joined by Frank Baltz and Dr J G Souder. A separate note from a local incident mentions Robert Loop, six, injured when he fell from a bicycle, no fractures found by physicians.
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Nish
Robert Loop
A. Loon
Frank Baltz
Jesse Eshbach
Indianapolis
Mounts
Mountz
W. A. Austin
W. A Austin
Frank Tialtz
J. G. Souder
Obituary Notice for Lawrence Rice and Family Ties
Deceased was born in Ohio on June 16, 1847 and was a son of Ar and Mrs. Lawrence Rice. In 1882 he married Ellen Harter who died several years ago. Surviving are three sons Charles Rice of Oretor, Cleveland Ice of Bettle Creek Mich.
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Ohio
Lawrence Rice
Ellen Harter
Charles Rice
Oretor
Cleveland
Bettle Creek
Mich
Funeral arrangements for Fred Rice in Miltonis
The funeral is set for Friday at 3 PM from Pleasant Bill Dunkerd church with Rev Jess Gump of North Manchester officiating. Interment will follow at Fairview cemetery in Hun tarton.
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Fred Rice
Milnois
Pleasant Bill Dunkerd
Jesss Gump
North Manchester
Fairview Cemetery
Huntarton
Fragmented prose on male vitality and deterioration
The passage critiques men losing vitality and ambition, contrasting natural strength with chronic decline. It laments gradual physical and mental breakdown, noting anxious nerves and diminished drive as they drift toward despair.
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