Patriotic Children Day Planned at First Congregational Church
The observance of Children’s Day at First Congregational Church will be patriotic. The program begins at 10 45 with an organ prelude by Miss Eda Critz. Readings, recitations, and hymns feature many participants including Howard Hayes Marie Bonnie Jeanette Ogle Genevieve Phillips Maury Elizabeth Ppol Irma Millage Hazel Tocks Twila Truitt Mia McQuesten Willie May Humphriaca and Dorothy Fatler among others. Benediction follows with postlude by Miss Hida Critz.
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First Congregational Church
A. G. Graves
Howard Hayes
Marie Bonnie
Jeanette Ogle
Marian Musser
Genevieve Phillips
Maury Elizabeth Ppol
Irma Millage
Hazel Tocks
Twila
Truitt
Bolo
Mia McQuesten
Sherwood
Pufllipa
Erigano Maynua
John Musser
Kenneth Codor
Ralph Truitt
Mias
Willie May
Hum‘phriaca
Oforing
Ifyman
Exarciae
Adalo Mark
Eather Trobbins
Sarah Marie Cook
Dud
J. Embausso
Mas Martha Althaus
Dorothy Fatler
Chester Humphries
Harold Sharp
Walter Humphries
Forbard Truitt
Robert Sharp
Leslie Marks
Leo Pricator
Hida Critz
Y M C A huts may replace saloons in industries
Springield Mass June report to the conference of the Association of Employed Officers of the Y M C A of North America proposes Y M C A huts as a substitute for saloons in industrial districts. The initiative, by Charles R Towson of New York, envisions huts selling soft drinks with lunch counters and billiard tables, plus music, reading and sociability to curb drinking and improve conditions.
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Springfeld
Mass
Wong
Anton
Association of
Young Men's Christian Association of North America
Charles R. Towson
New York
Keith of the Border at the A Muse U tonight
A Western melodrama adaptation features Jack Keith on the run after being accused of murders near a desert schooner fire. Hope Walt and the outlaw Black Hath hover as Keith faces a man to man duel. The film likens to The Virginian in style and marks a stirring frontier tale.
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Mojave Desert
Jack Keith
Tanger
Ranger
Kenth
Sana
Prairia
Marth
Keith
Loa Priow
Hope Walt
Mwe
Black Hath
Hope
Jack Kaelth
Hone Walle
Eorth
Funeral Services Held for William Brady at Oak Ridge Cemetery
West Liberty honoring William Brady, longtime flagman at a railroad crossing, with services at his home led by Rev. G C Hane kin, plus I O O F lodge rites at the residence and Oak Ridge Cemetery. Robskiih lodge quartet provided special music for the community farewell.
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Liberty
William Brady
GC. B. Hanekins
I. 0. O. HM Lodge
Alsy
Oakridgs
Robskiih Lodge
Fragmentary Money Trade Quip About Chinese Cash
A clipped jailhouse style exchange jokes about cash from China and a Chang style bag of money, suggesting possible mischief or resale. The fragment hints at a holed coin plan and living high off foreign cash with a wash or rubbing context.
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China
Iowans Named in U S Casualties Today
Washington June 8 Army casualty list shows 168 names. Among the dead and wounded are two Hawkeye sons and many state soldiers from Iowa and surrounding regions. The entries include officers and enlisted men with hometowns in Waterloo, Des Moines, Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, and other communities. The list details killed in action, died of wounds, disease, and accidents, with several listed as missing or returned to duty.
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188Th
Iowa
Con. Ugny
Washington, D. C
Chester ,F. Wright
Waterloo
Town
Rutug F. Montgall
Mangas City
Hamlet P. Jones
Kaufman
Texas
Carl G. Theate
Cincinnati
Clifford R. Manchester
Newark
N. J
Carl Sandman
Brown Valley
Minn
David Schwartz
New York
Wagoner Patrick J. Coyna
Charlemont
Mass
James J. Cosgrove
Lynn
Thomas H. Abbott
Goncord
N. H
Frost
Almas
South Heart
N. D
Horeman Dots
New York City
Knut Ellingson
Rothsay
Martin Irickson
Arcadian
Wis
Loyd W. Plinerin
Pittsburgh
Alfred ‘I. Franceiaco
Wilmette
Ill
Roas Gawlot
Ohio
Guy BH. Haddox
Youngstown
J. J. Hart
Erie
Tack Mumphrey
Wisconsin
Willan Kershaw
Coffeon
Valeryan Kumpulainen
Detrock
Mich
Albert VV
MacDougall
Cleveland
Hussell B. Marshall
Indianon
Iowas
Daniel B. Muller
Norristown
Verafo Newton
Boston
Kentucky
Roger J. Nolff
Derry
Clarence Rockwell
Toledo
Prenton V. Wail
Beach
N. N
Joseph F.lard
David S. Jonas
Homestead
Richard Water, Jr
Bridgeport
Charlie Winston
Cali
Texan
Lester L. Meyer
Glendale
Calif
Rexford Shilldway
Columbus
Mator
G. M. Martin
Longview
William L. Mondinger
Watsontown
Raymond J. Latrhton
Enalgn
Thomas Arnold
Prescott
Ario
Pred Bauer
Chicago
Dean 33
Frye
Selvato
Mawe
Lark Lands
Seake
John W. Lafferty
Brooklyn
Z . Wounders
Harry J. Dunn
Santa Barbara
Gao
Jackson
Kingwood
Barker, Jr
Beverly
L. BE
Blackley
Lockport
Logan Broush
Willows
Joseph A. Drozdzawski Jervey
City
Iurold Erickson
Ironwood
Henry Jaworaki
Scranton
John Kowalski
Kuzmensky
Grondny
Russia
J. Ro Lay
Elk Valley
Tenn
Herbert K. Lennox
Pottsville
John F. Lindsay
Ellert Lundo
Kalispell
Mont
Harold J. McCarthy
Wm. M. Magerrull
Adair
Humphrey D. Moynihan
Dorchester
Masy
Lorin H. Ross
Delagan
West
Silom Street
Tadianala
Edmund BH
Yates
Glasford
Maelanie
Harry BH. Laws
Chton Kansas
Lee BH. Hong
Mowragia
Glenn Hivermore
Jaumpton
Neeley Lorkmor Jowi
Glen G. Wicklift
Carlisle
Tow
Frank Kriwnely
Paterson
Alfred II
LaFountain
Athol
Mann
Joseph R
Death of Irish born city resident Mrs Curtin
Mrs Curtin a native of Ireland and longtime city resident died at her daughter's home after a six week illness including diabetes and a stroke. Survived by her daughter Mrs Denia O Leary, funeral at St Mary's church with Rev J J Greaser officiating. Interment at St Mary's cemetery. Born April 20 1847 in County Kerry she came to New York at age 20 and married Patrick Curtin in 1868.
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Sugan. Curtin
Ireland
Thfe City
Denia O'Leary
New Hampshiroe Street
Wis
Susan Mack
County Kerry
New York
Curtin
Mascntine
St. Mary's Church
Mia
Dennia O'Loary
J. J. Greaser
B&o. Mary's Cemetery
Backache remedy Sonol praised for kidneys and bladder
Advert reads that backache signals possible kidney or urinary trouble and promotes Sonol as a remedy. It claims Sonol benefits the kidneys and bladder and invites readers to buy it at the drug store after a trial.
Escape from War Prison Told at West Liberty
Lovell, an American who served in the Canadian army and spent over three years abroad, described his capture near St. Julian, transfer to a German camp at Giessen, and his four attempts to escape, succeeding on the fourth to reach England. The talk opened the Red Path Vanter boutique program, with patriotic music by the Jesse Pugh company.
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Liberty
Lovell
Ypres
Ernestovell
West Liberty
Red Path
Canada Volunteer
St. Julian
Giechen
Gseano
England
Jesse Pugh
Chaarles &. Barker
Hia
Local youth to join Red Cross in Philadelphia
Eugene A. Dugan son of Mr and Mrs Dan Dugan of Bloomington township will go to Philadelphia Thursday afternoon to receive final instructions before sailing for France as a member of the American Red Cross. He is expected to sail early next week on the New York to Bordeaux line.
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Eugene A. Dugan
Dan Dugan
Bloomington Township
Jett Murcatina
Philadelphia
France
Friends' Reconstruction
Ann
Nm Unt
New York
Bordeaux
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