Baptist sale and local visits fill Saturday
Local notice reports a Baptist food and fancy sale with hours from ten in the morning to five in the afternoon. Several residents including Miss Margaret Haver of Bayfield and Mrs. W N Porto were out in the city visiting friends and handling errands. Mrs. N I Hentsly returned home to Oskaloosa after visiting the Kemble home on Newell Avenue. Miss Nita McGrew went home to Letts after a day of visiting and shopping. Mrs. James Essex traveled to Summit after visiting local friends, and Mrs. W Whitmer and daughter Hazel of Wilton were seen shopping and calling on friends. Mr and Mrs Harry Metzger on Culver Street announce the birth of a son, noting it coincides with their sixteenth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Haver
Bayfield
W.N. Porto
Wilton
Trianda
N. I. Hentsly
Oskaloosa
A. Kemble
Newell Avenue
Nita McGrew
Letts
James Essex
Summit
W. Whitmer
Mis. Hazel
Harry Metzger
Culver Street
Desenber J
Muteger
Fire alarm triggers great bustle in Hast Street area
A furnace fire started by J J O Keefe at Hast Second Street caused smoke in basements of Batterson Stores Victorian restaurant and Kemble hotel. Fire crews traced the alarm to the furnace as residents mistook a larger blaze. truck arrived and investigation followed. Separately, Richard Levis of an American manufacturing firm was killed when a train struck his car at the Saety Eighth Street crossing in Chicago. Funeral plans for Vance, son of Mr and Mrs Vance, set for Park Avenue on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. O'Keefe
Aly New Quarters
Second Street
Batterson
Kemble
D _Asacciatnd Press Leagsd Wired
Chicago
Richard Levis
Apmenalseturing
Eighth-Street
Chicago and Western Indiana
Stneivad
Hermann Schmidt Sr Reappointed Post Commander For Fifth Term
Shelby Norman Post in GA unanimously named Hermann Schmidt Sr as commander for the coming year. The officers elected include John Hesser as senior vice commander, A Stineman junior vice, John Koeller quartermaster, Dr ELH King surgeon, G W Schrenre chaplain, Edward O Brien officer of the day, George Sargent guard, and delegates Peter Gettert and Dave Stineman with alternates S Kulp and August Bichott among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Schmidt
Shelby Norman Post
Iast
Schmidt
John Hesser
A. Stineman
John Koeller
Elh. King
Edward O' Brien
George Sargent
W. Wirst
Péter Gettert
S. Kulp
Dave Stineman
J. BE Coe
August Bich
Ott, George
Wiles
Rockefeller Agents Buy Wheat for Belgians in Chicago
Agents of the Rockefeller foundation purchased 555,000 bushels of wheat in Chicago yesterday for Belgian relief. The Belgian relief association bought 90,000 bushels. wheat will be shipped free to eastern ports. Also noted are the funeral of the late Bimer and Presbyterian services at Walcott.
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Chicago
Rockefeller
Wirry O
Rockefeller’ Foundation
Mark Ts
Marving
Belgrade
Fay Algian Reliet Association
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