A General Survey of the War Reported Frontline Battles
Advices from the Swiss frontier recount the fury of the Gerigia battle with thousands dead or wounded as Austrian and Italian lines clash. Austrian troops retake positions in the Oslavia sector while Servian towns fall to German forces. Across fronts, Russian, French, and British actions are varied. British submarines operate in the Caltegat and two British gunboats are sunk by German submarines off the Egyptian coast.
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Gerigia
Jushuch
Austria
Red Cross
Oslavia
Novipazar
Montenerein
France
Belgium
Uloukat
Dvinsk
Meuse
Moselle
Champagne
Lune- ~Ville
Sea of Mar“mera
Zurich
Amsterdam
Gyalon
Mallanshire
Merganser
Salsette
Berlin
Vienna
Dardanelles
Copenhagen
Caltegat Channel
Britain
Caplain
Nemrark
Germany
Austria-Tlungary
Enkeige Roll Minia
Greefles
Athens
Entente Pauwers
Utis Eritade
Ulvnegrin
Mantanegro
Lim River
Monastire
Mediterranean
Egypsian
Subieamrine
Proposed Amendment on County Official Terms and Elections
County officials may adopt a constitutional amendment to change the election of county commissioners and auditors. The proposal sets four year and two year terms, limits votes per office, and prescribes succession and appointment rules to fill vacancies. It specifies that at the 1923 municipal election three commissioners and three auditors be chosen per county with staggered terms.
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I. M. Ausley
Boards of
J. M. Ansley
mudiLora
AL Ster
Court of
Sammon
Literary Society Programs and Community Notices
The Philomathean Literary Society lists a November 29 program with multiple readings, recitations, a debate on Washington’s vs Lincolns leadership, and a later Purchase Line Academy event featuring songs, duets, dialogues, and stumps. A pastor and congregation event follows with a pastors’ surprise party and a pie social at Yreese school, plus a Thanksgiving supper at Kellysburg Presbyterian Hall with 25 cent tickets.
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Literary Society
The
Philomathean
Beatrice Kelley
Harry Stewart
Jertrude Rugh
Ruth Wagner
Pearl Nelson
Margaret Rugh
Craig Hunter
G. Miller
Alex Dick
Clair McFenters
Elsie Cunningham
Howard Cunningham
Frank Fulsom
Woryth Wagner
Walter Mock
Blaine Stewart
Washington
Lincoln
Davis Stewart
Waldo Mock
John Rugh
Walter Cunningham
Purchase Line Academy
Goldie Nupp
Clyde Houck
Gaye Houck
Hazel Nichol
Hazel Manner
Trouble
Salo
Edna Nupp
Mary Fyock
Frank Mumau
Robert Houck
Catherine Fyock
Emma Napp
Clifton Nichol
Washington Presbyterian Church
Kellysburg
Give The Youth's Companion as a year long gift
A Christmas pitch touts The Youth's Companion as a year long gift that will be prominent on the home library table. It promises popularity, quality articles, and a free forecast for 1915 with subscription offers for 1916. Also mentions Thanksgiving furniture sale by H. H. Sthving & Co. at The Big Store Indiana.
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iMust
Compaunion
Youmvs Companion
Boston
Mass
R. C. Williams & Co
Indiana
William & Mary
H. H. Stheving & CO
Local Institute Programs at Manor and Hawthorne Schools
Institute programs report a full schedule for December 4 at Manor School in Cherry Hill township and Hawthorne school in Rayne township. Planned topics include parental duties, rural school centralization, school hygiene, and teacher duties with addresses by J. Weaver and C. A. Campbell. A noon dinner and impromptu talks by teachers are listed, along with a debate on women’s suffrage and other educational topics.
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Manor School House
Cherry- Hill Township
Mary Davth
Muste
Inest Kinsey
Elizabeth Molsapple
William Sleppy
Missay
Dee Mienberger
W. W. Nfuston
J. M. Gibson
Coy
Max Houck
Olive Henry
The
Institute
Joseph
Weaver
Gordon Coy
Kasie Hadden
Blanch Frantz
Ennys Stephens
M. Golden
O. B. Amond
Harry Holsop
Gibson
D. CG. H. Wolfe
C. A. Campbell
Grace Coy
Vinton Amond
Roy Wolfe
Robert Ray
F. C. Amond
Friends of Education
Boyd Russell
Hawthorne
Rayne Township
Oren E. Croft
Irene Thompson
Mary Streams
Flora Wilson
Dorothy Myers
Ella Moore
Vesta Lowry
Pearl Neal
Nora Zener
Noon
Reading
Frances Graff
Mary Henry
Dale Wolfe
Joseph E. Weaver
Mildred Wyncoop
Ida Shields
J. E B. Anderson
Arthur Lambing
A. B. Ansley
O’neal
Robert McLaughlin
Thomas Lutz
Simuel Haer
Mary McCormick
Rebecca Blue
Paul Ansley
Pupils and Lovers of Theatre Stir McKinley Adamson Clyde Park OC
Actress Adelaide French discusses fears and thrills of performing in The Law of the Land at 48th Street Theatre New York and its long run including deaths on stage. She recalls initial anxiety over guns and reels of stage combat while her husband Durwood Penn plays the spouse. Seat sale Friday morning.
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Adelaide French
Mattinees
Missy French
48Th Street Theatre
New York
Durwood Pennrose
Miss French
Safety First Broadway musical arrives at the Auditorium
In these strenuous times audiences favor musical comedies over serious drama. The latest season success is Safety First, a lively production starring a risqué chorus and a fashionable troupe. It opens Friday evening, November 26, at the Auditorium with seat sales starting Wednesday morning.
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Moving Pictures
Lina
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May Wissinger
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Stewart
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