Military personnel list from World War I era with unit placements
A long roster of individuals labeled as Private, Private First Class, Lieutenant, and Corporal, with units and base locations across the United States and Europe. Some entries note hospitals at Fort Harrison and shipboard or overseas service in France, Quantico, and the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayn
Phili Rt
Wilhelm ‘Nelp
John Bailey
Hugh Lowery
Aviation
Columbus
Ohio
Hallie Hamilton
Fort Harrison
James ‘Whipple
Infantry
Walter Richardson
Hospital Corps
Ft. Harrison
Wendell Roberts
Cincinnati
Ralph Shepherd
Gettysburg
Conrad Hamilton
Russell Wilson
Glenn Templeton
Victor A. Hunt
Reuben Craig
Ben Hanna
George Barnett
Noble Carter
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Kentucky
Y M C A Holds War Affected College Meeting
The article notes a college Y M C A meeting led by Professor Roberta in Periclesian hall at 6 45 p m. Officers include Vice president Herbert Thurston and treasurer Richard Payne. President and secretary have been called into National service. A banquet is planned for next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thurston
Richard Payne
Periclesian Hall
Roberta
Y W A Meets In Deputy Office With Y I V Invitation
A reader friendly notice describes a book store event and a Sunday 4 PM vesper service led by Miss Herriott. It lists officers for the coming year including Esther Glosson as president Ruth ? as president and Esther as treasurer. The Y W A extends a special invitation to new girls to join.
Franklin College Campaign Reaches Half Million Endowment
The Half Million Endowment Campaign begun by Franklin College aims to raise funds with a Rockefeller Foundation pledge of twenty three cents for every dollar from other sources. The four year program ends October 1. Franklin College has surpassed $400,000 and now totals $835,266 in Rockefeller fund support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin College
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Fund
Autumn wedding unites Ruby Billingsly and Ralph Sheek
Miss Ruby Billingsly and Mr Ralph Sheek were married Monday at the Billingsly home on West Broad Way with vows by Rev H Randal Lockabill. Edith Dearmin sang and Samuel Gregg played. The bridal party included Esther Clark and George Walden with flower girl Frances Sheek and ribbon bearers. The bride, a Greenwood High School and College of Dramatic Art graduate, wed a Pleasant township farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Billingsly
West Broadway
Ruby
Ralph Sheek
Floyd Sheek
Edith Dearmin
Samuel Gregg
H. Randal Lockabill
Frances Sheek
William Smith
James Ward
Esther Clark
Petersburg
George’ Walden
Franklin
Greenwood High School
College of Dramatic Art of
Indianapolis
Pleasant Township
Freshmen Receptions Highlight Webster College Week
About seventy five persons were received in Webster Hall Thursday evening with special music and light refreshments. The literary societies plan receptions for new students and fraternities will entertain during the week as alumni and actives greet pledges. Short speeches by faculty marked the event, with cats served. the final week event is a faculty ceremony with students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uatial
Webster ‘Hall
Ceriteare
County high schools urged to close for two weeks
The county high schools are described as being in desperate need of closure for two weeks. Officials suggest boys may assist in farm work during the period. The statement emphasizes heed to reduce strain on schools and farms.
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BIG. Fund
L. Vandivier
Virginia Dare
M. J. Voris & Company
J. M. Henderson
Ideal Music Company Pianos
Elayer
E. Jefferson St
Franklin, Ind
I. N. Lagrange
W. Jefferson Bt
Franklin Coffee and Tea Store
T. Giger
Prop
Erranklin
Indiata
Moore Furniture
Charles Plister
Hlinois
Washington
Indiana
Colgate Theological Seminary
Hamilton
John F, Vichert
Wood's
C. B. Vawter
THE
Crozier Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Metropolitian
Sendlnae
Pennsylvia
Biualty Services
Benulvaom
Univer. Y
Milton A. Rvane
Chester
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