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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
5
The Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of Spencerville and St. Joe Lutheran churches will hold a joint meeting at the parsonage next Wednesday. Also notes of visits, Sunday school events, and local reflections on war and politics appear amid village social life and church activities.
Lawrence White and wife spent Sunday with Lawrence's brother August and family near Wallen. Deich of Kendallville Earl Smith and family visited Robison Park Sunday. Susan Meyer and daughter Anna drove to Fort Wayne Monday morning. John Webster called on Chas Evard and wife Sunday. A local dance drew many residents to the Wm Berning home near Parker Chapel Saturday night. Evard and wife visited Clement Evard and wife near New Haven Saturday. Deich Earl Smith and family spent Sunday evening with Susan Meyer and children. Joseph Hawk of Grabill visited grandparents T F McDougall and wife Sunday.
Misses Alberta and Sylvia Juiff of Ft Wayne spent Sunday with their parents Celestin Juiff and family, sharing time and hospitality in a family gathering.
Dr J L Kryder of Kansas City visited friends Saturday near Robison Chapel. Families of Hursh Chester and Ches ter gathered with relatives. Many attended the German picnic near Ft Wayne. Mr and Mrs Sarrazen of Ft Wayne visited Robison Park and nearby relatives. Multiple families spent Sunday with kin in Ft Wayne and Robison Park.
British and French forces on a twenty mile front broke three German trench lines between the Lys and Boesinghe. Ten towns were captured and over 8,500 prisoners taken as heavy artillery and air superiority aided early advances on a day of intense fighting.
A collage of wartime quips and social humor includes lines on conscription drafts, food shortages, and economy jokes. It features jests about war’s effects on nobility, potato plants, and aviation, alongside humorous exchanges from period magazines and cartoons.
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