Sunday School Convention at Fielding Academy
Sunday School Convention will be held at the Fielding Academy on Sunday starting at 10:00 AM. Stephen I Richins and Theda gical will represent organizations with officers and chorister and secretary departments to attend. A public meeting at 2:00 PM will be held at the Laber nacle with visiting brethren from Salt Lake City as speakers.
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Fielding Academy
Stephen I Richins
Koay Conway
Astrony
Thedagical
Ohiten
Bennion
Promary
Fond
Girten
gCharles Bo Pelt
Nnoth
Labernacle
Salt Lake City
Paris Boy Writes Home Describing Frontline Travel
A wounded yet vivid 1918 letter from a Paris boy recounts long travel from Camp Meritt New Jersey to Texas Arkansas, and on toward San Antonio. He details barrages guard duties, 24 hour passes, and a journey through Waco Memphis and Louisville with mentions of rail wrecks and the Red Cross serving peaches and cookies.
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Nw Jersey
Camp Meritt
New Jersey
Store Closing Orders Tighten Hours Citywide
A telegram from county food administrator E Mugmire orders stores to observe new opening and closing hours after July 15 with drug stores soda fountains remaining open longer. Restaurants and hotels will close from 9 pm to 6 am, serving meals only during restricted hours, with enforcement by county administrators. The report then drifts into a travelogue describing a train journey of uncertain relevance.
Local draft board reclassifies men to 1A status
The local draft board reports many men placed in class 1A on recommenda tions from the Legers Advisory Board. The list includes numerous surnames and initials, with notes on reclassifications and camp postings. Also mentions congratulations to Mr and Mrs Allis Straw on the birth of a girl last Sunday.
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Legers Advisory Board
Tbbeset
Howerergued
Golaiot
Fies
Laims L. “Inseakt
Robert Oe Slaneg
I. Burgoyne
Patten
Bt. Williams
Nichols
Db. Astel
Alvin A. Monroe
Willard Rd Lanai
Tyrum
L. Austin
Whitney
Jo Transtrum
Wm. Johnson
Thos. Brown
Wesley Windley
Louis G.schlerf
John Luscher
Wilford L. Tueller
Dunford
Claude M. Dodge
Thin E.shepherd
Geco
G. Grunig
Geo
I Peterson
Wm H. Price
Boyd ‘Hausen
Mir
Mrs
Allis Straw
Beloved Community Mourns Theodoeia Keetch Death
Theodoeia Keetch died after paralysis on July 6 at age 37, leaving four children. She served as librarian and on the Stake Primary Board, and was active in church circles. Funeral held July 8 with speakers from the Montpelier Stake and local leaders. many neighbors and friends attended. Artemesia Cail of Wyoming fell ill en route to the service.
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Charles
Theodoeia Keeteh
Wirec
Keeteh
Hue
Shou
Keetch
Mh 4
Stake Primary Board Association
Pres ‘Transtrum
Ed. Rich
Montpelier
Mary d. Rich
Melvin Kent
Lewiston
J. R. Shepherd
JM. Pog~ Mire
John Hunt
Tag Ward
Choinfur Eusshed
Zoom
Liza Dalrymple
Keete
Artemesia Cail
Afton
Wyoming
Paris businessmen pledge support to farmers in harvest aid
Twenty six Paris men sign pledge cards to support farmers in the field if needed, promising to help harvest crops and stand for humanity. The action is a day of self sacrifice led by community leaders to aid production and farm relief efforts.
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Paris
Cause of Humanity
Ted
Breau
Paris PD
L Sargent
Shepherd family adds member to French musical scene
Word revised that Arthur Shepfield formerly of Pats and now with the Boston Conservatory of Music has been granted leave to go to France to lead a musical group there. This marks another entry in the Shepherd family serving in music.
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Aihur Shepfield
Pats
Chinz
Boston Conservatory of Music
France
M Tre Arary
Tifteets
Washinton
D. C
Canning Glubs Demonstrate Canning Skills and Club Growth
Reading from Bear Lake county and surrounding towns shows the Canning and Drug Clubs under the University of Thehoely division, led by Mrs Flora Richardson, conducting demonstrations in Blooming ton and Paris. A new wave of clubs in Montpelier, Georgetown and Sharon joins established groups in St Charles, Blooming ton, Paris, Ovid and Liberty as they plan to conserve surplus garden produce and fruit for winter.
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Bear Lake County
Ie University of Thehoely
Flora R Ebardson
Cader
Paris
Hanna Spence
Stavening
Bloominton
de Ee Ning
Mel Spence
Pocatello
Richardson
Nearlake County
Montpelier
Georgetown
Sharon
St. Charles
Bloomington
Ovid
Liberty
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