Outside towns add the Red Cross
Movements to raise eighty thousand dollars for the Red Cross expand to outside towns. Executive leaders marshal volunteers, with chairmen appointed in New Haven Monroeville Wordburn and others. Ministers and civic groups pledge cooperation as a council of patrons forms with Rotary Kiwanis and merchants backing the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paign
Red Cross
Sehwier
Sheri George Gilke
McComb
Thomas Dowhie
New Haven
Robinson
Monrceville
R. Yanes
Wordburn
Hostimaster
Marek
Tartin
Albert Gratath Beet
Charmemy
Couirree
Ave
Sark
Itis Nll
Participeutes
Metta Walevs
Periiniper
Seat Heven
Moorman
Resinent
Beichel
Woduetming
Strobridge
Putden
I. de Biener
Mantescethe
Bas
Amren Sowdey
Ied
Rey
Roth
Grahit
Boo Posner
Ie Waapm
Lee Aed
Bather
Gipen Vinsent
Emir Berise
Council of Patron
Seayiow Rotary
Universi Senate
Opn
Kiwanis
Asstetattan
Pestate Exchange
Murdered girl's body found in harbor area crowd
Fragmented report describes a murdered girl found in a barge or harbor setting with witnesses and officials investigating. Readable names and places are obscured by garbled text, but the core event is the discovery of a dead girl and ongoing inquiry by authorities.
Fragmented Text Puzzles Meaning of Hidden Message
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions various odd phrases and names with no clear coherent event. It reads like damaged text from a page segment and hints at scattered words such as places and titles but lacks a discernible story or report to summarize.
National drive to conserve food dominates wartime debate
A dense wartime narrative centers on national food conservation efforts and public sacrifices. The piece references leaders, policy talks, and the push for rational ideals, urging citizens to support wartime measures and unity. It notes political figures who advocate thrift, production, and defense readiness as essential to victory.
Russia Rejects Germany Offer Amid War Cabinet Shuffle
Fragmentary OCR text references Kerensky as war minister and a major shift in government in Russia. The passage notes Russia spurning a German proposal and mentions Americans, Venere, and a list of officials, implying a wartime political realignment and leadership changes.
War rhetoric and postwar ideals in a mixed American note
A fragmented column blends wartime oration with calls for liberty and democracy, referencing Russia's shift toward freedom, alongside local notices about a Hamilton Lake event and obituaries. It notes Koziol, a 44 year old resident, and mentions a memorial service at St. Hyacinth and a Lutheran hospital death, with funeral and burial plans.
Death notices for Maria Christine Wetzel in Chattanooga
Maria Christine Wetzel aged about four years died at her mother Margaret Betzel's home on Main Street. She moved to this city from Mere Courts Olle and attended the German Lutheran church of Chattanooga. Survivors include her mother Mrs Anna Cook and Catherine Kristie. Funeral services were held at the home.
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Trey
Hotes
Tralependeria
Tray
Gordy
Gordy Cennted
Trdaw
Henrys
Deedes
Russia
Wreeting
Syed
Karen WoLhty
Stein
Suale
Baer
Noonens
Americ
Uberrs
Taiten
Avery
Betzel
Maria Christine Wetzel
Margaret Betzel
Maat Street
Merecourts
Olle
Lorhera
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Ouiside
Bo Renes Pattison
Gir
New York
Bologna
Dan Oemert
Tony
Torinston
Saradi
Alexander
Greece
Steson
Abarey
Upper
Lert
Venizelos
Constanine Lower
Prince Georges Acat
UTA
Ube Senate
Ian
Cerhistinggs
Ube
Adler
Bette Eenadiret
Delon Waste
Crater
Balcony
Steele-Myers Department Store
Beerifedt
Ftetitesgen
Germany
America
Ohardan
Femieel
Manericien
Citissia Bel
Audoassadber
Eittending
Kerenski
Fort Wayne
Mateuh
Hita
Plat Wits
Dts
Yan
Oahens
Kussia
Gael Warry Atether
Desident
Runnin
Jong An
Traterpal Union
Flac
Moose
Hamilton Lake
Chattanooga
Koziol
Thoman Koziol
Ajed Wathin
Obie Street
Fron
Seave
Rink
Mary
Alexandrine
Derv- Jean
Sal
St. Hyacinth
Holtzer
Ines Thalteer
Kehone
Follon
Thomas
Fort Wayne Overland Co
Vivere
Patterson
Suma
la Ga
Fort Wayne Morris Plan Company
East Berry Street
Lincoln Life
Theodore F. Thieme
Theodore Wentz
Clinton R Willson
Isidor Lehman
Edward J. Lindman
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