Letters from the Front in France 1918 War dispatches
Two soldiers letters from Sept 1918 describe front-line life in France. R. E. Ashurst, No. 52838261, notes artillery, shelling, troops, gasps at destruction, and patriotic resolve as he rides toward further combat with the Canadian forces. John Warder, writing from a base hospital in France, praises Red Cross nurses, mentions payroll and mail delays, and contrasts field hospitals with a comfortable base, while observing prices and daily life in wartime France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
France
P.S
John Warder
J. W. Warder
Red Cross
Catron Davis Couple Elopes Then Heads for California
Catron M E Catron and Miss Bessie Davis were married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev J E Alexander officiating. The bride, daughter of L F Davis, has worked for Bagnell Montague Grocery and the couple plan a winter in California after a Kansas City stop. Lieut W B Steele, son of Mrs Nannie C Steele, promoted to first lieutenant at Camp Hancock Ga where he teaches in a machine gun school. Mrs G F Howe of Kansas City visited sister Mrs W C Wilson. Mr and Mrs R Nealson returned to Kansas after spending the summer here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Davis
Bagnell-Montague Grocery Co
Kansas City
California
W. B. Steele
Nannie C. Steele
Camp Hancock
G. F. Howe
W. C. Wilson
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