Corporal Clarence Higgenbotham 1898 1919
Clarence Henry Higgenbotham son of John W and Any Delia Higgenbotham was born April 9 1898 in Anderson Clark County Illinois and died August 1 1919 at age 21 years 3 months 23 days He was a Mill Creek Baptist Church member since 1910 and volunteered for service October 19 1917 He served as Corporal until discharged March 1 1919 Funeral services were held August 3 at Ohio Chapel with Rev Bert Eckel and burial followed in a nearby cemetery.
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Clarence Henry Higgenbotham
John W
Delia Hwiggenbotham
Anderson
Clark County
Illinois
Clarence
Mill Creek
Ohio Chapel
Bert Eckel
Obituary for Carrie Ohm 16 in Wyley High School senior
Carrie Ohm, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Ohm, died August 5 after a weeklong typhoid fever. At 16 years old she was a senior at Wyley High School. Survived by her parents, sister Mary, grandmother Mrs F L Giebel, and grandparents Mr and Mrs August Ohm and family. member of German Lutheran church.
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Caroline Margaret Ohm
Frank B. Ohm
Wyley High School
German Lutheran Church
Mary
Health Insurance On Way Says Editorial in Modern Hospital
An editorial argues the United States is moving toward compulsory health insurance citing foreign examples vigorous social work backing commissions and labor support. It highlights political party sympathy and state legislatures acting on reforms that ease taxpayer burden.
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England
United States
New York Recognizes Scout Training For Military Exemption
The state military training commission may recognize Boy Scout training as meeting military training law requirements if troop leadership is adequate and scouts receive proper training. The Boy Scouts will not admit boys just to gain exemption, and the primary aim is to retain older scouts as patrol leaders instructors and assistant scoutmasters without forcing dual membership.
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State of
New York
Military Training Commission
Boy Scouts of America
Soldier Compliments Milford Scout Over War Savings Stamp Effort
Scout Harry W. Lyons of Milford Mass receives a letter from an army of occupation soldier praising his War Savings stamps drive. The doughboy notes Lyons helped keep him fed clothed and equipped and credits the scout with as much effort as the soldiers in the field.
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Harry W. Lyons
Milford
Mass
Agricultural Limestone For Sale By Illinois Limestone Co
Agricultural limestone of excellent quality offered by Illinois Limestone Co. Customers can place orders by telephone for convenient delivery. If weather or unforeseen business delays arise, shipments may be held up by calling the Union plant. Freight haul is short, so arrival timing is clear.
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Union
Buck for Hauling Ad Promises All-Weather Service
An old classified ad from Clarisville promotes JB Arty hauling services. The note touts a new truck with automatic stock and grain bed for hauling any request, any place, any time, and lists two phone numbers.
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Dyse
Johnson’s Golden Crust Bread
Bubeck & Gallagher
Bubeck
D. Mitchell
Ofice
Mitchell Bldg
West Side Square
Wabash Phone
James J. Rose
BM. D
Aise Nant A
Clarence H. Higgenbotham
Carrie Ohm
Soldier
Boy Scout
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil
S. Michigan Ave
Chicago
Gage
Limestone
Illinois Limestone
J.B. Arty
Clarisville
The
Herald
C. L. Parsons
Grocer
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