Ash Can Newsletter of Lough Foyle Navy Corps
iBema wAch Can tié is now In a t. S. naval corpa, stationed at Lough Foyle on the northeast coast of Ireland. The Ash Can prints twice a month as the official publication of that unit, with six pages, a mix of poetry, local notices, and ads. It notes subscriptions average $73 per member, mentions corps members and local merchants, and quotes wartime verses and a Kaiser roast. It also records Hastings K of P meeting results and a roaster of officers in a roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Naval Corpa
Lough
Ire Corps
dehéGuy
Ray
Adr
Lough Foyle
James Doherty
A. J. R. Gra
Ash Can
Hara
Eddy
Hastings News Briefs From Town and County
The column reports varied rural notices and local happenings. Cattle values include hogs at 16 dollars per hundred weight with an average 191 pounds. Red Cross Auxiliary in Hastings completes fifteen paper lined vests for the county quota. Local visits include Mrs. Frank Hatfield of Red Oak and Miss Doris Priest visiting Omaha. Ben Shaw sells a farm near town for about 230 dollars an acre and plans to live near O’Neill. Daddy Clark turns 82 with a lively birthday parade of steady marriage over sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Ben Shaw
Raines
Silver City
Ben
O'Neill
Neb
L. D
Daddy) Clark
Daddy
Silver City Boys In France Hospital Ring Wide Gap
Rue Silver City Edgar Waltrip and Grover Goos, two Silver City youths, lie in the same base hospital in France, unaware of each other. Waltrip has a wounded leg while Goos suffers gas burns. George McDermott is promoted to 1st Musician in his army band and expects about six more months of service. Horace Dresler has returned home from Camp Funston with an honorable discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Waltrip
Grover Goos
Silver City
France
Waltrip
George McDermott
Horace Dresler
Camp Funston
Ten car corn shipment aids local farmers in Glenwood
Mineola H F Kruse the grain dealer has shipped ten cars of corn to meet demand from farmers who feed cattle and hogs. This marks the first corn shipment since 1894. A Christmas visit by Mr and Mrs Joe Deitchler included a serenade and a donation for a useful household article. Viola Nipp, home from Mexico Ma for Christmas, recovered from a flu attack. Two officers on Vine Street observed a car but it did not appear, while Ordinance No 225 provides penalties for driving over or molesting the Glenwood Fire Hose and apparatus with fines up to 25 dollars and up to ten days in jail. Attest, K Kinney City Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Kruse
Joe Deitchler
Miss Viola Nipp
Mexico
Viola
Vine Street
Glenwood
Iowa
Glenwood Fire Department
Attess
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Rhine
Hastings K. of P
fBarber
Co. v. Wilson
G. S
Astron
Harry Wilson
The
Firat
G. 3. Purcell
Omaha
Willard Starr
Frank Hatfield
Red Oak
Lephe McFarland
Laura Simpson
Ant
Malvern
Helen Hutchings
Doris Priest
Jerome Chapin
Walter
Warnke House
Guy Christie
John Pace
Mr. Pate
Wilson
T. F. Alfrey
Mr. Cole
Fairfield
Blakesley Ervin
Fred Lockabill
Dee Wilson
Artie Gamble
Camp Pike
Camp Dodge
Hastings K. of
P.’s
St Job
Calla Priday
Mary Kelley
Henry McParland
White Cloud
Cleo Summers
Clarence Syndiland
Vernon Crouse
Billings
Mont
Gayle Crouse
Ted Gilmore
Camp Forrest
Gilmore
Chilcago
the Times
Mineola
P. Kinney
City Recon
A. L. Wolfe
Henzie
Mac and
H. J. McMurray
Co. Bluffs
R. M. McKenzie
West Broadway
Council Bluffs, To
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Bogart Place
Glenood
West
OAK Bane
Emerson
Balfour
Joan Short Horn
McCormick
Deering
Hoosier
Morrison
John Deere
Sattley
H. A. Shhark
T. G Byers, Auctioneer
H. A. French
Dence
Henderson
Rees
Deere
Deere Gang
É-Shover Overland
Jenny Lind
Weber
Moline
Farrand and Votey &Octave
Chas
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