Fort Wayne Officer Gumpper Promoted to Captain
Fort Wayne native First Lieutenant Otte Gumpper, of the 39th Engineers in the Eighty Fourth Division, was promoted to captain. He trained at Fort Benjamin Harrison and earned his commission after enlisting in August, serving in Louisville and Camp Sherman before joining the Chillcothe transfer. Parents Mr and Mrs John Gumpper of 614 Home Avenue share pride.
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Fort Wayne
Otte
Gumpper
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Obis
Otte Gumpper
National Army
Fort
John ¥. Gumpper
Home Avenue
Kurt Wayne
Atlone Nes
Detroit
Mia
Woman's Relief warps hold meeting and memorial service
The Haversack The Woman's Relief warps of Sion Haase post No 40 GACT hold a meeting at K of C hall tonight to receive applications for membership and review progress under President Etta Thickin. A memorial service honors deceased members with seven applications to be presented and the service flag displayed. Arthur H Wolkdin of Company Third Dept Battalion 1 S A is reported safely back after landing in Europe. relatives and a neighbor at Rock No 1 North Clinton Street are noted. Camp Sherman departures include Orwan Allen Ward from Mont Williamson Street.
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Sion & Haase
No. 40
GACT
C. Hall
W. Roc
Etta Thickin
Stirkeholy
Membrre
Witl
Vordermark Hall
Seveen A
Palmdfordayer
Deeleeten
Europe
Vate
Arthur H. Wolkdin
Third Dept. Battallon
S.A
Siidiar
John Welklin
Ick
North Clinton Streat
Wimor Welklin
Werhaah Railroad
Port Wayne
Flags for the Glorious Fourth Display Across Town
The community celebrates Independence Day with flags for homes factories and businesses. Flags in all grades and sizes are available to honor the fight for freedom and patriotism, urging residents to display Old Glory boldly.
Patterson Fletcher Co Band Concert Sunday Evening
A teen to leave from the office of SF Keyser as accountant and bookkeeper, a KK member, departs to seek service for the country. Friends wish him success. Try Geller's 25c lunch. Robison Park hosts the event.
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SF Keyser
KK. Ot C. Lodge
Woul
Robison Park
Death of Catherine Harnha in Lagrange home
Catherine Harnha of North Polar street Lagrange died Tuesday after months of liver illness. Born in Ireland in 1884 she had lived with her daughter Lena in Lagrange the past five years and previously resided in Chicago Tadons James and William of Lagrange area. Funeral services will be at her home Friday fore noon, with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Tadons
Jamas
William
Lionagiac
Layee
Mirae SW Jer
New Orleans
Gallagher
Chicago
Lena
Elkhart
Valpa- Lagrange
Paiaa
de McWileh
Greenwood Cemetery
Army
Wool Wanted by Government Distrib utors
Government distributors seek wool. Bring it to Kraus and Apfelbaum at Main and Edgerton Streets in Bell. Contact numbers: 445 for home and 2590 for home service.
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Kraus & Apfelbaum
Main and Edgerton Sts
Bell
Allied unity urged as American troops may serve with allies
Italy appears central to policy aims with the United States and allied nations unified in purpose. Troop deployments to the front may include American forces alongside Italian French and British units, demonstrating coordinated action against Germany. Local ad notices promote a Dodge touring car for sale and an athletic union suit priced at 26 cents.
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Italy
United States
Germany
Maly
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FT Wayne
Otto Gumpper
309Th Regiment Engineers
Stirk Circle
Arthur H. Welklin
France
Allen A. Ward
Wednesday Moon
Chili Crthe
Orwan Allen
Ward
Mont | Williameatreet
Jersey
Red
Sousine
Stritton Union
Forest Mills
Pattinson Fletcher
Lagrange News
Persing
SELEC
Athletic Union
Patterson-Vletcher CO
Seavey Hardware Co
Grindstone George
Clifton Meek
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