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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1917

Page

7

Soldiers Report Relocations From Wartime Posts

Neil Franklin returns to Leavenworth after acting yardmaster at Wilson Creek. John Castleberry, ill in Seattle, goes back to hospital after a back set. Carroll Briggs moves from Camp Lewis as enlistment nears. Richards to depart this week for the coast and Aviation Corps. Ward, in the 25th Engineers, enjoys camp life at Devens Mass. Franklin, Swain and McGuire head to a Texas camp after enlisting. Roswell McNett and Harrison Woodrow in Hawaii report an upcoming regiment move with address care to the adjutant general in Washington DC.

Roswell McNett Harrison Woodrow Hawaiian Islands Adjutant General Washington, D. C

Women of Washington urged to send delegates to Housekeeper Week

The Home Economics department calls on every community in Washington to send a representative to Pullman during January 7 to 12. Leaders from the State College discuss war home front duties with Hoover and other officials, stressing home preparation and information sharing to support national victory.

Leavenworth Pullman State College Washington Home Economics Extension Service United States Harvey Wiley America Germany Extension Service The Hoover Houston Daniels

Doctor Hoxsey Sees News From Three Starred Sons in War

Dr Hoxsey receives letters from his three sons in the war. Edwin writes from Camp Mills New York December 10 that they are packing up and he cannot write for weeks. George writes from sea aboard ship en route to England and claims an uneventful trip with no seasickness and plenty of meals. The doctor wears three stars on his coat indicating three sons in service, with Harry the eldest in the artillery and location unknown.

Hoxsey George Edwin Camp Mills New York England Harry

Armenian Children's Benefit Card Party Realizes $20

A benefit card party in the Masonic hall for Armenian children raised twenty dollars. Cash Grocery contributed to refreshments and coffee while sandwiches were donated by Red Cross members.

Masonic Hall Red Cross

Red Cross Drive Promises Success In District

The drive for a thousand new members began this week and ends Christmas Eve, showing good progress says district manager L O Taylor. Women are leading the efforts as usual.

Local residents depart for travel and health visits

Neil Sears leaves Wenatchee lake country for Missouri expecting to stay until next spring while Prof. Osborne and his mother head to Portland for medical treatment. The E G B class of the M E Sunday school and friends enjoyed a Tuesday evening party at Miss Vivian Reynolds home with music games and lunch.

Neil Sears Wenatchee Lake Country Missouri Osborne Portland Oregon M. E Vivian Reynolds

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Naxle Sales Company DEP Merry Christmas Leavenworth Meat Market Sampson Grocery Neil Franklin Wilson Creek John Castleberry Seattle Carrol Briggs Camp Lewis Richards Coast Aviation Corp W. S. Ward 25Th Engineers, Co. D Camp Devens Mass Valentine Franklin Jas. Swain Chas. McGuire Texas Pullman College Ben Fit Wheeler’s Drug Store Rexal& Store Frank Yama G. N
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