Church Notices From Derry and First United Brethren
Sunday School times and worship services listed for Derry Presbyterian Church and First United Brethren. Derry: Rev R H Taylor leads worship at 10 30 a m with Sunday School 9 30 a m and prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m. Brethren: Rev R R Butterwick leads service 10 15 a m with Sunday School 9 15 a m and evening worship 7 30 p m. midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m.
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R. H. Taylor
Christian Endeavor
First United Brethren
R. R. Butterwick
Sr. Christian Endeavor
Religious Services and Mass Schedule
Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 9.15 with morning worship at 10.30 and a 7.30 evening service led by Rev S S Garnes. Roman Catholic Hershey Mission from Harrisburg cathedral, Mass at 9.30 a.m. Confession before Mass, Rev Father Phelan in charge.
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Evangel Lutheran Church OF the Holy Trinity
Hershey Mission
Cathedral
Harrisburg
Hershey Press
Father Phelan
Hold Your Liberty Bonds Hold Your Liberty Bonds
An article defends holding Liberty Bonds against exchange offers for risky securities. It champions patriotic ownership, warns against selling below par, cites a colored American refusing to sell a $100 bond for $96 or $102, and asserts genuine bonds bear solid value despite market manipulation.
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Treasury
United States
Liberty Loans Fund Vast War Armaments Effort
Subscribers to the Liberty Loans have purchased for the War Department over 4 billion dollars of ordnance. About 1 billion was spent for artillery 300 million for automatic rifles 100 million for small arms and nearly 2 billion for other armaments continuing the national arms buildup.
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Liberty Loans
War Department
Fourth Liberty Loan to Back War Effort and Armored Cars
The Ordnance Department estimates $7 billion in current year spending on artillery ammunition small arms ammunition and armored motor cars. Every American subscriber to the Fourth Liberty Loan shares in supporting soldiers fighting in France and the army’s spring achievements.
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Ordnance Department
France
Dance America Battle Cry in a Ballroom
In a recent ballroom scene two Army of France soldiers are pressed to dance by a host. One soldier refuses saying France does not dance while sons die. A stark chant condemns revelry amid war as blood and sacrifice are invoked against the dancers.
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Army of France
France
Liberty Loan drives for war supply costs detailed
The article lists vast Army expenditures since the war began including 37 million for flour 14 million for sugar 43 million for bacon 12 million for beans 9 million for canned tomatoes 3 million for rice 126 million for shoes 500 million for clothing 150 million for blankets 6 million for axes 47 million for rolling kitchens 1.5 million for field ranges 2.5 million shovels at one dollar each and 240 million for motor trucks with additional costs for wagons.
Liberty Loan Support Powers War Effort in France and U.S.
The article details immense costs for horses and mules, carts and harness, feeding and equipment, totaling near 100 million for mounts and 60 million for feed. It notes nearly 2,000,000 men in France and similar in cantonments, praising Liberty Loan subscribers for enabling soldiers' safety comfort power. It urges continued support for the Fourth Liberty Loan to win the war.
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France
United States
Liberty Loan
A Good Beginning Place Hostess House Camp Dodge
A wartime scene at the Hostess House in Camp Dodge features Mrs. Dunshee answering the phone and directing a caller, a Corporal from Des Moines, to locate a chaplain. The brief exchange captures the support role provided to service members.
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Camp Dodge
Marriage license and arrangements in wartime bulletin
A Y W C A War-Work Bulletin records a caller seeking marriage plans. a voice asks if he can marry, the arranger notes a license is needed and the girl is essential, the caller says the girl is all he has and ends the call.
Liberty Bond Buyers Win the War Victory Tone
Nearly two million American soldiers in France mark the war effort as Liberty Bond buyers are credited with broad support. The article notes funds and public backing helped advance war aims and sustain troops overseas.
Liberty Loan Support Aids Armament Effort Worth Billions
Government figures show more than 3.7 billion dollars spent on artillery automatic rifles small arms and ammunition. The message urges Liberty Loan subscribers to back the armament program supporting soldiers in action.
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Derry Presbyterian Church
The
America
C. Austin Miles
Dance
Satan
Hell
Hoosier
Liberty
Hershey Department Store Furniture Department
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