Luther League Program At Lutheran Church Annual Series
The Luther League held a Sunday afternoon program featuring readings by Edwin Kaase and Hetty Niemeyer, organ solo by Mary Baur, duets by Lillian and Theodora Jaeggi, and an address by Mr J T Jaeggli. Mrs Heineke presented a Christmas story reading and a budget of Lutheran Church facts. Miss Mary Baur will host the League on January 13.
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Luther League
Edwin Kaase
Mary Baur
Hetty Niemeyer
Lutheran Church Facts
Lillian
Theodora Jaeggi
H. A. Heineke
J.T. Jaeggli
Luther Leaguers
League
Forty-two Club Party Draws for Pin Prize
Mrs F J Guenther hosted the Forty-two club gathering on December 6 with Mrs Rio Fehrenkamp and Mrs Werner Cordes drawing for the pin. Mrs Fehrenkamp drew the lucky rock. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Kruckenboeter Cordes Fehrenkamp Studeman Quebedaux Rupple Buck John Nachlinger Menefee and Misses Guenther Krause Valenta. The next meeting will be in early January with Mrs Cordes.
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Rio Fehrenkamp
Werner Cordes
Fehrenkamp
John Kruckenboeter
Elo Fehrenkamp
Ed. Studeman
Elizabeth Quebedeaux
Charles Rupple
John Bucek
Jim Nachlinger
H. A. Menefee
Theresia Guenther
Sophia Krause
Laura Valenta
Local News Brief from Old Moulton and Surrounding Areas
The item notes farmers plowing in Old Moulton. Hy A Cook returned from Knippa and enjoyed his trip. Miss Emma Muecke of Knippa visits relatives. Mr and Mrs R Cook move to a new home near Shiner. Mrs Hy Cook and family are in Shiner. Hy Gook and others, including Frank Gray and Oscar Hull, visited Hallettsville on business. Dated December 18, 1917.
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Hy. A. Cook
Knippa
Emma Muecke
R. Cook
Shiner
Hy. Cook
Elizabeth
Hy. Gook
Frank Gray
Oscar Hull
Hallettsville Tesday
Henry
Local residents and visitors mingle during Christmas holidays
The passage lists numerous itineraries and visits across Texas towns. Names include Zat Johnson, Konstant Rehmet, Anton Svoboda, Mrs. Rova Lauw, Frank Mang, Lee Bunting, K. U. Cordes, Will Cherry, Sam Jaeggli, H. W. Harrison, Clare Krause, Judge E. J. Motis, Frank Cernoch, Louis Baar, August Papacek, Vladik Pustejovsky, Adolph Weaterhoff, Konstant Reh, Lucas Rehmet, and Edmund Eltinger. Activities cover relatives in San Antonio, Shiner, Shiver, Yoakum, Paige, Bastrop County, Spur, Galveston, and Yoakum visits for medical, holiday, and social purposes.
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Louis Baar
August Papacek
Vladik Pustejovsky
Adolph Weaterhoff
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Death of Mrs. Oscar Thompson at Nickel, 1917
Obituary from Lone Star notes the death of Mrs. Oscar Thompson nee Thornton at home in Nickel on December 13 1917 at 6 p m. She leaves a husband four sisters and many relatives. A baby daughter who died earlier is buried with her in Stonewall cemetery. Reverend Jeffrey and Reverend Manning officiated the service. The bulletin also mentions local school news and general community hardship due to illness.
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Earth
Oscar ‘S Thompson
Nee Thornton
Nickel
Stonewall
Shiver
Oscar Thompson
Moulton Baptist Church
U. S
Jeffrey
Manning
Mach Lagrippe
Nita V. Cobb
Lone Star
Red Cross Nurses Sent to Army Cantons
Fifty public health nurses have been assigned by the Red Cross to zones around army camps and navy bases. They will work under sanitary direction with local and federal health authorities to prevent infectious diseases and bolster infant welfare in towns near the camps across multiple states and cities.
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Arosa
National Army
Red Cross
Federa Health
Cattain
Hattiesburg
Miss. Ft. Riley
Kan
Jes Moines
Iowa
Louisville
Junior Red Cross Organization Receives Presidential Approval
President Wilson approves the spread of the Junior Red Cross among public school children nationwide. Dr H N M achen of Vassar College chairs the new Junior Membership Board guiding the effort and organization.
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United States
Wison
H. N. Maechen
Vassar Collego
Woman in Alaska Sends 36.20 to Red Cross During War
A woman in an Alaska town writes the Red Cross after sending a 36.20 money order for the war effort. She has lived isolated for 10 years among few neighbors and notes two refusals before she contributed. She asks for confirmation of receipt.
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The
American Red Cross
Ea Town
Tam
Red Cross
Red Cross Offers Public Health Nursing Scholarships
The Tows and County Nursing Service of the American Red Cross announces a series of public health nursing scholarships funded by special war gifts from chapters and individuals. This program supports training for nurses amid wartime needs.
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Tows and County Nursing Service
The
American Red Cross
New Uniforms for Red Cross Nurses in France
The American Red Cross will require nurses in France to wear gray uniforms and caps instead of white. The change aims to conserve resources while aiding care for wounded and suffering in military hospitals, with emphasis on saving food and goods for the war effort.
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Red Cross
Ase Hospicels
France
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Rexall
Early Rose
Green Mountains
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Ohios
Rud
Jaeggli & Bro
Maxson
Esfe Bartosch
F. J. Guenther
Forty-two Club
Old Moulton
Zat Johnson
San Antonio
Konstant Rehmet
Anton Svoboda
Rova Lauw
Frank Mang
Lockhart
Lee Bunting
Mrs. K. U. Cordes
Paige
Bastrop County
Will Cherry
Spur
Dickens County
Sam Jaeggli
Galveston
H. W. Harrison
Clare Krause
Josephine
Moulton
E. J. Motis
Yoakam
Frank Cernoch
Taylor
Lucas Rehmet
Edmund Eltinger
Yoakum
Kopecky
Rehmet
Dilworth
ARMY
Lis
Woman Voou
Caine
Alaska Raisis
Uwe Rea Neule
Alaska
New Uniferme
Prunes
Anges
Muscatels
Boehm’s
Aluminum
Ladels
Hy. J. Koester
Ballard
Dr. Hernck
Jas. F. Dallard
ST. Louis, MO
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