Mothers Urged to Teach Boys Preparedness at Campfire
Patriotic addresses at a Grand Army veterans campfire in Technical High School auditorium highlighted preparedness. Commander Elias R. Monfort urged mothers to train boys, promote school patriotic periods, and deepen understanding of the flag. Speakers included Adjutant General Thomas J. Stewart and others from Pennsylvania.
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Technical High School
Elias R. Monfort
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Stewart
Pennsylvania
C. F. Gramlich
Department of
Pegansylvania
L. F. Arensberg
Jesse E. B. Cunningham
Daughters of Veterans Active in Advancement of Organization
Front row and second row of Daughters of Veterans show officers and members, led by Ellen S Flood national president and Mabel Morgan Earle department president. Fred Weber's orchestra provides selections with Agnes H Isling and Helen Sheehey offering solos and recitations. Elizabeth Louise Killinger directs folk dancing as the campfire closes with America.
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Daughters OF Veterans
Minnie Edwards
Sara Ward
Ellen S Flood
Emma Reeser
Rebecca Benedict
Mary Neville
Merle Hamlin
Catherine de Lacey Roche
Bertha Trump
Mabel Morgan Earle
Katherine R. A. Sadie Carpenter
Mary Edwards
Dora Simon Rhodes
George Becht
State Board of Education
Fred Weber
Agnes H. Isling
Helen Sheehey
Elizabeth Louise Killinger
America
Philadelphia Veteran Killed in Fall at Hotel Steps
A Philadelphia Post 63 veteran, Joseph L. Lord, died after collapsing from heart failure while descending hotel steps. He was 70, a charter member, and to receive a military burial. The accident occurred at the Metropolitan Hotel, with his body sent to Philadelphia for funeral services.
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Joseph L. Lord
Philadelphia
Metropolitan
Fourth
Market Streets
Charles H. Mauk
Lord
West Twelfth Street
G A R Ends Sessions in Harrisburg as Montfort Visits
The Harrisburg G A R session closed with Johnstown chosen for next year's encampment site. Dr L F Arensberg of Uniontown named department commander. Delegates to the national convention will be announced from Philadelphia as six election boards tally votes.
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Gates
Kansas City
C. M. Gramlich
Johnstown
L. F. Arensberg
Uniontown
Philadelphia
Samuel P. Town
Sivat
Annie
Montfort
A. Wilson Black
N. A. Walmer
Elias R. Montfort
Cincinnati
Harrisburg
William Strouse
U S Exports Rise In April With notable gains
Washington reports U S April exports at 399 million dollars and imports at 217 million, up from 1915 figures. Manufactured goods shipped rose to 197 million, crude foods and meats fell to 36 million, while crude imports reached 95 million. State College issues spray calendar for peaches and plums detailing dormant, curculio, and rot sprays.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Experimental Pomology
Pennsylvania State College
San Jose
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