Birthday Celebrations and Social Happenings in Pendleton
Social notes describe Henry J Taylor's 76th birthday surprise dinner at his Jackson street home attended by Dr F W Vinent John Lawson Col J H Baker Lot Livermore Ben Wells 2 F Kirkpatrick RB Alexander and many others. A Girl National Hemor Guard summer uniform is adopted. meetings held twice weekly. boxes sent to Campbell soldiers. Mrs Jens Gison hosts pleasant birthday visit. wedding of Helene Leardeath and Roy Moore at the home of Mr and Mrs William Burkhart in Mankato. Continuous social items note travels, garden gatherings, and local visitors.
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Henry J
Taylor
Moon
Turker
Jackson Street
F. W. Vinernt
John Lawson
J. H. Baker
Livermore
Ben Wells
F Kirkpatrick
Alexander
Crenewell and Wittern
Wicklaind
Pendleton
Girl National Hemor Guard
Campbell
Mise
Helene T.eardeath
Hermann Herboth
Queens City
Mimwori
Roy E.i Moore
End Mre. K. & Moore
New York City
William Burkhart
South Second Street
Mankato
A. F. Winter
German Lutheran Church
Palme and Fiboror
Fred Manderfield Sane
Cadman
Lohengrin
Agnes Lendt
Elizabeth Busch
Frank Busch
Pearl Meixner
Charles Meixner
Clarence Mayer
M. Mayer
Winona
Augusta Herbeth
Ridesmaid
H. F Hanson
Minneapolis
Attirjed
Martia
Mise Lendt
Mendelssohn
Mes Gurkhard
Charles Wesley Fischer
Miss Herboth
Laipsic
Germany
Conservatory of Music
Mr. Moore
America
Local Court Finds Hellar Guilty in War Era Case
The defendant Hellar claimed ignorance of the arrest and supported the war, though unfamiliar with Sherman. The court found him guilty and fined $3, which he paid.
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Sherman
Hellar
French court upholds Bouille chateau rent claim
In Paris on May 16 a French court ruled Mme Bouille must pay rent for the Compiegne area estate despite German shelling nearby for nearly three years. The court found the chateau habitable and not uninhabitable as claimed, noting the building never shook though surroundings were damaged by shellfire.
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Paris
Mme. Bouille
Compiegne
Mme Bouille
Bouille
Brahelle
Man denies offense at New York recruiting station
In New York on May 16 a man named Morris Hellar of 67 East 104th Street was charged with interfering with the Marine recruiting station attended by women speakers urging enlistments at Lenox Avenue and 116th Street. George Connors led the station as Morris Hellar appeared in night court and faced the charge.
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New York
Marine Car
Lenox Avenues
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Sherman
Mer Seret
George Connors
Morris Hellar
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Hellar
Red Slipper Influence Sparks School Petition
May 16 Board of Education members debated a new phase of school psychology after a petition signed by forty six demanded the removal of Hall Avenue principal Llew Jeavie Jackson. The issue centers on claims she invoked suggestion by wearing a red woolen slipper to a pupil.
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Warren
Llew Jeavie Jackson
Hall Avenue School
Becuse
Echoeo
Mralth
Miss Jackson Faces Board In Blended Education Debate
Local citizens urge school board to retain Miss Jackson as principal amid a heated dispute over alleged influence on children. Critics warn of dangers from suggestion while supporters call for re election, citing trust in her leadership and modern education approaches.
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Miss Jackson
Mt In Clove
Board of Education
Miibers
Conald
Ruth Ile
Child Welfare Association
Board of
Edlucation
Eighteen Americans on Submarine Vessel Hilonian Sunk
New York May 17 The Universal Transportation Company owner of the Hilonian advised the wreck occurred in the Mediterranean with four crew lost Eighteen crew members and Captain William were American citizens The ship carried the Pobre fine received Details not given
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New York
Univera Transportation Company
Hilonian
Fighteen
Willian
American physicians head wartime hospital units
A garbled historic note praises Dr George W Crile of Cleveland as a leading American surgeon. It lists Reed of Leute Hospital and Dr Harvey Cushing among American physicians in charge of war hospital units serving in France. The piece credits Crile with pioneering work in neurosurgery and mentions his collaboration with Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania.
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George W. Crile
Monchand Anit
Harvey Cushing
France
Watts
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