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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1918

Page

8

Class One Reclassification Moves in Muscatine

Deferred men in Muscatine County face reclassification as the draft revisions push toward class one. District board rulings and later appeals influenced many into deferred categories, with officials now correcting cases to align with Provost Marshal General Crowder guidance.

War Department Bean J. H. Littie Muscatine Little Crowder District ‘Board Lato Monroe County

Miss Carter to Speak in Muscatine

Miss Mabal Carter of Burlington will present two Home Service conference addresses in Muscatine under the University Extension department tomorrow. Local Red Cross officials say she will substitute for Mrs Swisher. Rev J Hy Krynemeyer will address the afternoon session. Delegates from county and city auxiliaries are expected. the program includes lectures and a round table discussion, with evening talks by the two speakers. The Rev C L Young will preside. meetings mirror state sessions to educate about Red Cross Home Service work and invite public attendance.

Mabal Carter Burlington Home Service Muscatine University of Town City Miss Carter Swisher I T Red Cross J. Hy Krynemeyer North Hogilsh

Funeral for Peter Nabor Held at Van Horn Street

Funeral services for Peter Nabor, who died last Saturday, were conducted today at his Van Horn Street home at 2:80 PM with Rev. W. H. Rogers officiating. Pallbearers included Herman Liebho, Marlow Hendershott, John Smith, Cal Tosenmund, Homer Putman and BE. T. Allen. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery.

Peter Nabor van Horn Street W. H. Rogers Herman Liebho Marlow Hendershott John Smith Cal Tosenmund Homer Putman BE. T. Allen Greenwood Cemetery

War Savings Stamps see June 23 subscriptions urged

Government bonds issued 1918 with prices rising monthly through 1918 and redemption at 5.00 on January 1, 1923. Stamps may be bought for others, are tax free, insured, and non-redeemable below purchase price. A school district quota and county drives urge citizens to subscribe to support the war effort. Signed Homer A. Miller Iowa War Savings Director.

United States United Stars Treasury Department Government of the United Stance Carlier Therw Homer A. Miller Iowa War Savings Director United States Transury

Visiting nurse secured for local health bureau post

Mss Deseo Woodward of Cincinnati Ohio has been named visiting nurse for the local Welfare association's public health bureau. She will succeed Miss Hattie Seifert who entered war service in nursing and is temporarily assigned to Baltimore Maryland. Woodward brings extensive Cincinnati health work experience and a Cincinnati General Hospital nursing degree and will join Munscatina after early duties conclude.

Miga Beasé Woodward Cincinnati Ohio Public Health Bureau Local Welfare Association Hattie Seifert Miss Seifert Baltimore Maryland Misa Woodward General Hospital Munscatina Joseph Hill

Four Draft Men at N Y Camps From Muscatine County

Four Muscatine county men Charles Rhodes John Mrs Killip William Brandau and George Freely are now at Camp Mill a New York as part of the draft contingent. They left Muscatine in April for Camp Dodge then spent nineteen days there before being sent to Camp Travis Texas with the 166th depot brigade. A letter to Mrs Charis H Rhodes from her husband contained the update and noted that three of the men...

Muscatine County Charles Rhodes John Mrs Killip William Brandau George Freely Camp Milla New York Camp Dodge Camp Travis Texas 166Th Depot Brigade Charis H. Rhodes

Local workers enter war service in 345th battalion call

Four young men named Wi Brandau George Freera and Charles Rhodes are listed among those transferred from depots to the 345th machine gun battalion. Brandau a plumber previously with William Watson army, Freera of East Fourth Street and Rhodes of Linn Street also worked as plumbers. Home addresses given as Newell Avenues and Moline Illinois.

Wil. Brandau George “Preera Texas Brandau William Watson ‘Army Newell Aves Vaues George Freera East Fourth fa‘soHailor Linn Strest Stonge ‘Lives Moline

48 Setter: Iate Than Never Ao In Sure Now With Mark

Fragmentary note mentions Mark and Son with uncertain meaning. No clear event, date, or location identified. Readable words imply a personal message or ad phrasing rather than a reported news item.

Mark

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