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Newspaper

Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1918

Page

5

Exposition Jubilee Choir at Crucifixion Church Sunday

The Famous Quartette of New York City with the Exposition Quartet will sing at the crucifixion Church 8th and Bainbridge Streets Sunday June 30 at 8 p m for the Emergency Aid. Other events include July 2 patriotic reception at Waltz Dreaming Academy and a July 4th York street field day with dancing and a Yankee March prize for boys in uniform.

Quartette New York City Robert E. A Southwestern Jaw Advocate Waltz Dream Dancing Academy N. 13Th St Red Crosse Maple Grove Rickett Jaly St. Simons 8Th Bainbridge Sts 18Th St Army and Navy Welfare League Madam Keene Terminal Red Caps Washington, D. C Red Cap League Phila New York Pittsburg Penna. Giants Mer. Geo. M. Victory Washington Hampton Howard Mgr. Victory Red Caps D. Forrest United States Steward Wilson Slowe Lieut Stowe Camp Upton

Derrick Shorthand School Items and Community Notices

A Philadelphia notice features the Derrick Shorthand School urging enrollment for war-time training. Includes profiles of local assemblies at Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. Nana Daker homes, a June birth anniversary for Mrs. Jackson, and obituaries for Thomas P. Accope. Also lists job ads, welcomes, funeral tributes, and community events across Church and civic groups.

Mayme Bradford South Eighteenth Street Electric Light Club Downingtown Industria School Bradford Nana Daker Yocum Street

Memorials for Emma L Harvey Florence Hugabone and William H Batley

In memory lines honor Emma L Harvey who died June 24 1907 with a note of love from her children and family. Florence French Hugabone is remembered for her passing June 28 1917. William H Batley is mourned with a wife and sons in the family tribute with dated June 2 1915.

Florence French Hugabone Thiefe William H. Batley

Anderson Mosell Marriage in Philadelphia Ceremony

Mr Page Anderson of Chambersburg and Miss Elizabeth Mossell of Philadelphia wed at Bishop Tanner’s residence. The ceremony was conducted by Dr L B Moore with attendants Sadie Mossell and others, followed by a family reception and departure to Atlantic City.

Estelle Dallet Harris Casius Harris Cynwyd Blake Ransom North Carolina Elizabeth Hendricks Helen Smith Germantown Irene Alexander City Miss Smith Miss Alexander Frederick Ransom Wm. A. Harrod Cherry Memorial Newman Anna H. Brown Chestnut St Thenia Literary and Art Club Arthur Gains Elizabeth Cragdock Rebbecca Edythe Williams Page Anderson Chambersburg Elizabeth Mossell Philadelphia B. T. Tanner Anderson Sadie Mossell Sarah Moore Mary Anderson Lewis Tanner Moore Washington, D. C Aaron A. Monsell Carl Diton L. B. Moore Matthew Anderson J. W. Whitten Bishop Tanner Mrs. Anderson Atlantic City

Salvage of Waste Material A Profitable War Measure in England

England's waste salvage drives profits and conservation. The National Salvage Council urges local authorities to reclaim refuse for use, cutting imports of new materials. Paper recovery supports shipping savings. Bradford and Shipley reports tallied tonnages and revenues, with pulping mills becoming a valuable industry.

England United States Augustus E. Ingram National Shipley Bradford

States Endorse Prohibition Amendment Lead by Georgia

A July 26 report from Atlanta notes thirteen states have endorsed the National Prohibition amendment marking Mississippi Kentucky South Carolina North Dakota Maryland Montana Texas Delaware South Dakota Massachusetts Arizona and Georgia as the latest to line up.

Lone Atlanta Mississippi Kentucky South Carolina North Dakota Maryland Montana Texas Delaware South Dakota Masschusetts Arizona Georgia

Colored Florida troops pass through on way to Camp Dix

Several hundred colored men from Florida passed through the city last Sunday evening en route to Camp Dix. They sang and cheered despite the cool weather and continued on their journey, hungry after hours on the road.

Pass Through Camp DIX Florida Car Dix

Texas Prohibition Law Takes Effect at Midnight

Texas becomes dry at midnight as statewide prohibition takes effect. Saloons must close by 9:30 p.m. with no reopen thereafter.

Texas Austin Tex

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