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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1918

Page

2

Seven organizations unite in war fund drive plea

The Pickens Sentinel urges support for seven major war relief groups including the Y M C A Knights of Columbus Salvation Army Jewish War Relief Association and War Camp Community Service. It notes the Columbia Hospital expands nursing training and honors Mrs Mary Bradley with a memorial tribute in Pickens County South Carolina.

Knights of Columbus Salvation Army Yo Mo. C. A Jewish War Relief Association American Library Association Mary B. Bradley Mary Brazeale Bradley Pickens Hon DD. J. Bradley Pickens County Columbia Maj. Bradley Easley Cooe Presbyterian Church Central

Bat of unusual daring by Americans in Meuse crossing

The American and French forces advance east of the Meuse reaching Murvaux and Dun as they push along both river banks toward Sedan. The operation, including the capture of Dun, is described as one of the most gallant feats of the Verdun sector with troops earning hero status for the strategic crossing.

Meuse Sedan Murvaux Freyanne Dun River Meuse Verdun

Ohio votes prohibition by decisive majority

Ohio entered the prohibition era as rural counties favored the dry amendment. With most precincts reporting prohibition led by about 6,851 and leaders predicting a final margin near 15,000. Final tally shows 396,436 for prohibition and 390,585 opposed.

Ohio Prohibition Columbus

Red Cross Gift Boxes For Overseas Service From Pickens Chapter

Pickens County Red Cross notes that pre filled Christmas gift containers for boys overseas have arrived and will be sent to branches. Recipients must present their label to their nearest Red Cross to receive a box. Packages must be mailed by November 20. The Pickens chapter held its monthly meeting and elected officers: Mrs. J. P. Carey Jr. as Chairman, Mrs. Douglas Yongue as vice chairman, Mrs. John Craig as treasurer, Miss May McFall as secretary, and Mrs. J. H. Bruce as supervisor of surgical dressings.

Pickens Seounty Red Cross Pickens County Chapter J. P. Carey, Jr Douglas Yongue John Craig May McFall J. H. Bruce

Slacker Charge Aimed At Pickens County Donors

County chairman C. E. Robinson calls for a county wide canvass to name every man woman and child who refuses to give to the YMCA war drive. He vows those labeled slackers will be exposed and may be forced to move when soldiers return from service.

Pickens Y.M.C Germany C. E. Robinson

Pleasant Grove News Highlights Local Activity

Pleasant Grove reports steady progress and good spirits as Frank Alexander of Pickens conducts land business in the area. G W Bowen improves roads and bridges while D L Barker recovers from illness. W D Hendricks Jr sells his farm to Alexander. J L Burgess buys the Burgess place and already sells a tract to Reuben Burgess for 1000 dollars. Paul Edens of Ooleney visits on business.

Frank Alexander Pickens Lonnie G. W. Bowen Bowen D. L. Barker W. D. Hendricks, Jr Hendricks J. L. Burgess Burgess Place Mr. Burgess Reuben Burgess Paul Edens Ooleney

South Carolinian Wins Cross for Great Gallantry

General Pershing awards the Distinguished Service Cross to Second Lieutenant Herbert E. Wallace of the 168th Infantry for extraordinary heroism near Maribois farm, Beney, France, September 1918. He led raiding parties under heavy fire, inflicted enemy losses, captured prisoners, and secured vital information. home address listed as Mrs. M. T. Ingram, Hartsville, South Carolina.

Pershing Herbert E. Wallace 168Th Infantry Maribois Farm Beney France Numorous M. T. Ingram Hartsville S. C

Thanking those who assisted during illness and loss

Weewish to thank the people who so Hhefully contributed their services and sympathy to ous in the sickness and death of our little daughter Pearl who Was laid to rest at Mt Bethel cemetery Sunday afternoon Pierce and Annie Hudson. Piekense SOL RA.

Ous Pearl Mt Bethel Cemetery Pierce Annie Hudson Piekense Sol

Louisiana Woman Suffrage Amendment Defeated in New Orleans

With roughly one quarter of state returns in and a 9009 vote against in New Orleans, the woman suffrage amendment to the Louisiana constitution failed by about 7000 at Tuesday's election. Complete returns may lessen the margin but are not expected to overturn the result.

New Orleans Tuesdy

Thanks for neighbors during sickness and death of Marvin Dorr

Mr and Mrs G Dorr express gratitude to kind neighbors and friends for help during the illness and passing of their son Marvin. They also thank Dr F S Porter for untiring efforts and blessings upon all.

Pickens Sentinel Marvin F. S. Porter G. Dorr

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