We Have More to Think Of Than Making Money in Present Crisis
A wartime pamphlet urges unwavering sacrifice over personal wealth as the nation fights to preserve democracy. It extols Irish heroism, warns of autocratic rule, and calls for immediate civilian effort through saving and lending to fund the war. Citizens are urged to buy War Savings stamps and certificates to support the army and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackal
Satan
General Sherman
Uncle Sam
Illinois
Washington
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Kiel
Kaiser
Red Cross Meeting Schedule Across County
The countywide Red Cross meeting schedule lists venues and speakers. Each stop includes a church, school, or town hall with listed speakers such as E P Allen, C M Gill, William Schlagenhaus, and Arthur R Roy among many others, with times noted for several sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mounds School
E. P. Allen
A. J. Brockschmidt
Plainville
C. M. Gill
J. L. Adair
Prairie Church
Clayton Township
William Schlagenhaus
J. F. Ross
Golden
George A. Wall
L. E. Emmons, Jr
James Moffett
la Prairie
Arthur R. Roy
George W. Govert
Roy
Elm Grove
Lima
H. G. Riggs
J. W. Wail
Mary Hyde
Meyer
C. E. Epler
Canton
Ursa
W. H. Bennett
J. M
J. F. Wellemeyer
Arnold
Columbus
J. F. Garner
Center
Mt. Pleasant
Frank J. Brown
J. L. Thomas
Oldridge
Burton
George H. Wilson
W. G. Musselman
Germann
Bellerville
J. E. Wall
W. H. Brewster
Kirkpatrick
Beverly
J. Penick
S. A. Hubbard
Edna Duker
Richfield Church
F. J. Penick
Payson
H. Brown
Woods
Ralph Young
Bluff Hall Church
D. S. Wahl
Trueblood
Houston
Lincoln Pennies For War Savings Stamps in Decatur
T. L. Corley walked into a Decatur bank Thursday with a bucket of Lincoln pennies number about 10 000. The coins are first issue and Corley has collected them for years paying up to 10 cents each. He used them to buy thrift stamps at face value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ill
T. L. Corley
Corley
Ife
Carthage
Hazel Carlton
Robert L. Carlton
Lincoln School
John Symonds
Army
Quincy
Philip Hartzell
United States Marines
Chicago
Daily Funeral Held From Home Near Carthage
Dennis Daily dies at home east of Carthage at 80 in May 17. Born June 10, 1845 in Green County Ohio he served in 47th Iowa and 119th Illinois during the Civil War. Survived by wife Sarah M. Tull and three children, two grandchildren, one great grandchild. Funeral from his residence with Rev. W. F. Boyd and Moss Ridge Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Dennis Daily
119Th Illinois Infantry
Baton Rouge
Long Creek
Sarah M. Tull
Union
William
East Carthage
Carthage Township
Carrie Weaver
Frank
W. F. Boyd
Moss Ridge Cemetery
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Plymouth
Manila
J. E. Spears
C. H. Weiss
É. W. Daniels
Maine ST
G. H. Liesen
Lincoln
Cincinnati
School of Music of
Carthage College
Virgin Kleppinger
Elizabeth Houston
Trinity Lutheran Church
Beethoven Virgin Kleppinger
Manney
Huerter
Neidlinger
E. MacDowell
Kleppinger
Samson and
Lilah
Teesecceese
Oese Saint-Saens
Greig
Miss Dvorsky
Erma Rowe
Spercoh
Geraldine Helfrich
C. N. Helfrich
Elko
Nev
Elko County
Paul Pennock
Davenport
Arsenal
Pennock
Delta Kimbrough
J. W. Porter
Jacksonville
Convention of the Christian Church
Springfield
Lennie Davis
Wood House
Keosuk
John M. Johnson
Fort Madison
E. O. Vickery
Lyon Avenue
Johnson
Ray Mosley
Ralph Wood
Lee Troute
Ralph
Duker
W. Ss
T. Duker Co
CRONA
W. T. Duker Company
Calvert
Dabrook
la Vallee
Jewelry
France
Paris
Yard
Vriday
Gale
The
Dox Co
W.touker Company
Srriday
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