Dedication Day for St Aloysius Orphans Home Held Today
The St Aloysius Orphans Home moves into its new building at the southwest corner of Twentieth and Vine streets with a blessing at 2 30 PM. Father Rupert O F M will preach the sermon. the choir of St Bonifay will sing. a collection will fund the finish work. A flag raising and open house follow the services. Christmas decorations include a tree donated by Leaton Irwin and lights from Gem City Electric. Donations from Joseph J Freiburg Henry Mid Gendorf and others funded furnishings and equipment as committees coordinate setup and advisory work. The formal opening may occur later, possibly June 21 with a picnic.
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St. Aloysius Orphans
St. Aloysius
Twentieth
Vine Streets
Red
Halbach- Schroeder Company
Chris Freiburg
Leaton Irwin
Gem City Electric Company
Adam Kohl
Joseph J. Freiburg
Henry Mid- Gendorf
C.N Terwische
George Fischer
Kes H. Schaepers
Father Optatus
St. Fears Church
Elizabeth Fredericks Denatons
Father G Briel
Quiros Colege
Theodore Vutterer
Oerty Presburg
Wile Vier HT
Middendorf
Yiee
Futuee
Gerhard Traeloston Michael
Joseph Jo Lretburke
Martin J. Geise
Ytowas
Eprbanto Getinensa
Thee
Stanis
Netra
United States
Aivwwoaukee
Petr
St. Maria Ripe
St Louis
William Z. Scheiner
Otter Tail ‘Vy
Otter Tail ‘Vy, Meson
The
Si Ajoverss
Fome
Soldier Private Henry Marlow Sends Christmas Letter Home
Private Henry A. Marlow of Company F 326th Infantry writes to Charley L. Kurtz describing Oct 5 sailing from Hoboken to Brest France Oct 15 arrival Italian sailors rescued near New York subs near the coast and a journey through Le Mans Lanea Felshazy training near the rifle range and near the front anxious to return home. The piece notes a modern play plot built from the stage setting.
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Henry A. Marlow
Three Hundred Twenty-sixth Infantry
Charley L. Kurtz
Vine Street
Marlow
Mr. Kurtz
Hoboken
Brest
France
Orzaba
New York
LeMans
Lanea
Cathedral Visit Recalls Joan of Arc Speech in Tours
A Christmas letter from R. D. Bishop, a cook with the signal corps in France, from Tours dated December 3, describes a large modern city, a cathedral where Joan of Arc spoke in 1429, and French hospitality. He notes birthday off, a Thanksgiving feast for 150 chickens and 150 pies, and plans to stay six more months or longer if needed. He mentions Christmas eve invites, vaudeville shows provided by U S troops, and sends regards to family and friends.
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R. D. Bishop
Signal Corps
France
Tours
George T. Bishop
Chestnut Street
Joan of Arc
Sam
Fourth Floor Furniture and Decor Sale Highlights
Ledger style ad lists items with prices including carpet sweepers 4.00 6.00 lace curtains 0.98 to 15.00 blankets 1.65 each or 18.00 sets comforters Indian robes 3.98 to 27.50 5.00 to 10.00 32 piece and 100 piece dinner sets cut glass nappies and vases art pottery berry sets hand painted plates and bowls items labeled for girls and boys with section headings and price ranges.
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Jardinieres
Children Room Goods Include Kitchen Spoons And Dress Fabrics
Catalog listing on the first floor highlights baby spoons knives forks rings and a range of dress goods silk plaid wool and cotton yard goods. Hosiery underwear and toilet items priced from 10c to 5.50, with steel construction sets and toys like wheel barrows and aeroplanes also offered at modest rates.
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Mamlshad New Repenlic
Karlsbad
O. Shad
Tt &S
Acofts
Iich
Matin
Henry Marlow
Felshazy
Diffi
Derry
FLOOR
Bill Books
Kers
Helmets
Loor Ads
Victor Records
Ats
SECO
the Art Department
Colls Ne
Teddy Bears
Ten Pins
Friction Toys
Mechanical Toys
Picture Books
Down Stairs