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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1918

Page

5

Red Cross Ambulance Heroes Of Italian Front

The article recounts American Red Cross volunteers and ambulance crews in Italy during the June 14 24 offensive. It highlights brave acts by Goldthwaite H. Dorr John Walter Miller Jr Frederic J Agate Clarence F Roe Dudley Wolfe Lucius Davidson John A Gordon Walter J Feder and Robert C Cory along with canteens led by B Harvey Carroll and the transport network that supplied front line units under heavy shellfire.

American Red Cross Italy Red Cross Rome United States Red Cross Ambulance Goldthwaite H. Dorr Nutley N. J John Walter Miller, Jr Kenora Ontario Canada Frederic J. Agate Scarsdale New York Clarence F. Roe Chicago Dudley I. Wolfe Irvington-on Judson Lucius H. Davidson Great Village Nova Scotia John A. Gordon Barre Vermont Milan Walter J. Feder Cincinnati Ohio Robert C. Cory Newark Department of the Red Cross

Livengood-Yow Social Notes Wedding

A simple but beautiful wedding was held Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Livengood home as Misa Edna Livengood married Luther Yow. Rev. Roy E Linebach officiated with close friends and relatives in attendance. The couple will reside in the city. The note also mentions Greensboro visitors and local doctors visiting the city.

Livengood Jacob Livengood Misa Edna Livengood Luther Roy E. Linebach First Reformed Church

Alexander Martin DAR Chapter Meets After Summer Break

The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution holds its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 4 PM at Mrs W A Idol's home. Members are urged to attend as activities resume after summer closure.

Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution W. A. J. Idol

Mrs Holleman Leaves for Baltimore Hospital

Mrs F A Holleman, recently ill at her daughter’s home Mrs C Robins, departed for Baltimore to enter a hospital for treatment.

F. A. Holleman

Local Notes from Trinity and Nearby Towns

A mixed local column reports W F Ellis returning home after a car accident that injured his limb, aided by son Robert who turned off the gasoline. Other items note visits, a tobacco barn fire loss of about 1000 dollars, and recoveries from illness or service updates from residents and visitors in Trinity, Sanford, Greensboro, and Asheville.

Trinity W. F. Ellis Bury J. R. Harris Nell Parkin Sampson Duplin

Local travelers pass through Greensboro and recovery update

Mr and Mrs S S Brown and family of Greensboro travel south to visit friends. Mrs J Kent Greer, recently operated on for appendicitis at High Point hospital, is reported to be rapidly recovering.

Mrs. Thornboro Greensboro Esther Bolton E. P. Conrad Tate Street J. Kent Greer High Point Hospital

Penny brothers assist in Darlington land sale

George T. Penny and Robert T. Penny cull this afternoon for Darlington South Carolina where they will assist in the conduct of a big land sale by the American Land Company Wednesday.

George T. Penny Robert T. Penny Darlington S. C American Land Company

Miss Vera King Plans Music Study Year in Anderson

Miss Vera King returns from Goldsboro with Miss Alliene Tettway who will guest a few days before proceeding to Anderson South Carolina to study music for the year.

Vera King Goldsboro Alliene Tettway Anderson, S. C

Miss Ruth Owen Leaves for Davenport College

Miss Ruth Owen departed this morning for Lenoir to enter Davenport College for the new school year.

Ruth Owen Lenoir Davenport College

Ferment in Bulgaria Dominates Talk Across Sofia and Plovdiv

Rome report cites Epoca off Genoa on traveler sources describing widespread ferment in Sofia and Phillipopolis. Newspapers publish allied communiques. cafes and trains buzz with talk of German defeat. King Ferdinand backs premier Malinoff and recalls Berne legation staff, replacing with loyalists.

Rome Genoa Sofia Phillipopolis Ferdinand Malinoff Berne

Walnut trees urged as vital wartime timber

Dr. Robert T. Morris of New York warns in a letter to the American Forestry Association on timing for cutting black walnut. He urges September to April as the proper period to save roots and secure future timber supply, noting Wilson's call for Boy Scouts to mark the trees.

Washington American Forestry Association Robert T. Morris New York City Wilson Boy Scouts Septembr Morris Association

Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed by Satisfied Users

Persons who have once used Foley Kidney Pills prefer them to any other medicine. They provide relief from kidney and bladder troubles backache sharp pains rheumatism stiff swollen joints sore muscles puffiness under eyes nervousness and sleep disturbing bladder ailments Mann Drug Co.

Bladder Ailmerta Mann Drug Co Pros-Tone Utah Great Western Keely Institute Salt Lake Prostone Eastern Medical College

Free Schools Train 8,000 In Merchant Marine Officers

Philadelphia reports over 8,000 men trained in 36 free schools run by the United States Shipping Board to qualify as deck and engineer officers for the American merchant marine. Hurley notes 24 deck and 12 engineer schools with 4,439 graduates from 69,069 admissions in 13 months. Apprentices train aboard ten ships, earning 60 dollars a month plus overseas bonus. firemen 75 and cooks 80 to 90 with bonus.

Philadelphia United States Shipping Board American Merchant Marine Edward N. Hurley New York Boston San Francisco Chicago

Mrs John Gold Dies at Home in Wilson

Mrs John D Gold died in Wilson Monday afternoon after an illness of some time. She was the sister-in-law of Mrs Gilbert W Clark of this city and passed away due to meningitis. Survived by her husband and three daughters Elizabeth Margaret and Inez Gold all of Wilson. Funeral details were not provided in the telegram.

Wilson John D. Gold Gilbert W. Clark Gold Clark

Masonic meeting notices Numa F Reid Lodge 344

Wednesday evening September 11 at 7 30 o'clock work in MM degree. Some candidates Chas Hoertel Master P L White Sec.

Numa F Reid Lodge No A. F A. M Chas. Hoertel P. L. White

Miss Susie Rankin to Wed Richard Fountain in Monroe

Chapel Hill reports the engagement of Miss Susie Rankin of Chapel Hill to Richard Fountain of Rocky Mount. The wedding will be in Monroe this fall where the bride has spent the summer. Rankin is a State Normal College graduate and sister to R Rankin. Fountain is a prominent Rocky Mount attorney and judge of the municipal court.

Chapel Hill Susie Rankin Richard Fonnan Rocky Mount Monroe Miss Rankin State Normal College R. Rankin University Extension Bureau Fountain

Ohio State President Leads U S Food Study Mission to Europe

A special committee headed by Dr. W. O. Thompson president of Ohio State University arrives in England to study food production in England France and Italy. The announcement comes from the department of agriculture with plans to examine agricultural practices and outputs in Europe.

Washington England W. O. Thompson Ohio State University France Italy Department of Agriculture

Local Traveler Praises Foley Cathartic Tablets

Jenner of 416 Laper Street San Antonio Texas writes that Foley Cathartic tablets are the best laxative she has taken and recommends them to sufferers from constipation or biliousness. She says they help with sick headaches bloating and digestion. Mann Drug Co.

Fee Jenner Laper Street San Antonio Tex Mann Drug Co

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