Front-Line Reflections From Elmer Morrison
Soldier Elmer Morrison writes from France about life at the front. He describes digging, camouflage, shelling, and nightly gun crews as weeks pass with fear and fatigue. Morrison mentions crossing a river, Pavey ge and a landing, noting the struggle and rough conditions near the fighting line.
Colorful taffetas and fabrics in Cupen colors
A catalog listing shows taffetas and foulards in colors like navy nickel battleship plums reseda Rus stu ereen Afciean brown and black with price references. items include wide HYinebes and Akonnd vetton foulards in seven patterns priced generally 85¢ to 125 dollars.
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Akonnd Vetton Foulards
Funeral Service Friday for John H. Par
The funeral service for the late John Ul imish, who died at his home on Wet Main Street, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. Internment will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. The family requests no flowers.
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John Ul Imish
Beck Cemetery Meeting Planned for Cemetery Care
Beck cemetery friends are urged to gather at Beck Cemetery Friday June 14 at about 4 00 p m to arrange care for the grounds. Attending names include Newton Beck Mrs R M Anderson W A Padgett Mr and Mrs W O Hednes G W Hickson Mrs Celia Shannon Mrs Fern M Young Harold Kelly June Redden T C Beck and others.
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