Death of Mrs Woodrow Wilson in Washington
The nation mourns First Lady Mrs Woodrow Wilson who died at 6 pm after a long illness due to Brights disease aggravated by a fall. A simple White House service was held, then her body was sent to Rome, Georgia for interment beside her parents. She leaves husband President Woodrow Wilson and three daughters, Margaret Mrs W G McAdoo and Mrs Frances Bower Sayre.
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Woodrow Wilson
Bright
White House
Tumulty
Specia
Rome
Wilson
Wilon
Sylster Beach
Princeton
Dent
Ellen Louise Axson
Samuel E ‘Axson
Margaret
Jane (Hoyt) Axson
Savannah
Woman's College
Stud
Woodrow W. Wilson
Presbyterian Church At
Athens
Atlanta
Legare Walker
Summerville
3. C
Washington
W. G. McAdoo
News of county towns and social visits across the region
A wide list of guests visits and house calls across DuBois Punxsutawney and nearby towns. Families like Pence Rowland Black and Stiteler host visitors from Pittsburgh Indiana Reynoldsburg and Chicago. Local events include a Neil reunion a Lutheran service a car purchase and an Anti-Crank meeting with plans for a picnic and a D o C Wolfe scholars reunion.
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A. W. Pence
Eva
Mary, McBriar
DuBois
Jane Rowland
Peeler
Murray
Indiana
Adam Black
Harlam Jamison
Pittsburg
R. C. Robinson
Clara*Hoover
Punxsutawney
G. A. Weston
Tighes
Bernard
Margaret
Chicago
Olive Wingrove
Reynoldsville
Falls Creek
Merle Black
Max Neil
Wood
E. Warner
J. W. Marshall
Bertha Black
Felicia Stiteler
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Mina Evelyn Wolfe hosted Sara Adamé Saturday afternoon. Lola Barr visits her grandparents J.M. Bartlettaugh. Edward G. Way heads to Indianapolis with wife Irene, daughter, and two sons who stayed with D.C. Wolfe. Jesse Burkhart drives to Vandergrift and brings home his wife from a visit. Miss Lucy Alderfer of South Wiewenth street visits relatives at Reno vo Clinton county last week.
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Jeff Davis
Derry
D. C. Davis
Zetta Uncapher
Plumyiile
D. C. Cummins
Robert Royden
Dale Fulton
Ida'Fulton
Silas c. ‘Streams
Indiana
Laura Steving
Twila Steele
Matthew Streams
Earl Wells
Plumville
Clark Wells
Harry Lukehart
W. M. Copélind
Perry Wallace
D. C. Cummins and
Frank Bell
Charlie Bell
Mina Evelyn Wolfe
Sara Adamé
Lola Barr
J. M. Bartlebaugh
Edward G. Way
Indianapolis
Jater
Irene
Robert
Edward
Mra. Way
D.C. Wolfe
Jesse Burkhart
Vandergrifft
Evife
Lucy Alderfer
South Wieventh Street
Renovo
Clinton
French Resolve for Revenge Echoes Across War in Europe
The article notes strong French belief in revenge for 1870 as Germany faces a new conflict. Americans abroad sense a swift end to the war, while the U S holds neutrality per Wilson proclamation and financial aids support travelers and the ambulance corps backed by prominent American women. Miss Ione Earl visits Altoona.
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Europe
Germany
Paris
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Frances
Kaiser
Morgan, Harfes & ,Company
United States
Washington
Herr
Wilson
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the Land
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T. C. Stephene
D. Oc. Wolfe
Sara Adams
Wandercroft
C. HB
Amond
Anty Drudge
Ione Earl
West Watersstreet
C. M. Rhoades
Altoona
Loughby’s
W. R. Loughry & Co
Waverly
Waverly Oil Works Co
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Petroleum
American Independent
ODL CO
Marshal Bng
Penn's
Lancaster, Pa
Rossmoyne
T. H. Frantz
Delbert G. Frants
Mifflinburg
McKay
Algo
Wilmer Stewart
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