Homeward hopes from France to Marion in 1919
Musicians Jos Loehrlein and Marion W. Whitehouse share letters from France to Marion, describing life in Gondrecourt band school, dances with Red Cross and Y M C A girls, snow and good roads, plus longing to return to the United States and updates on family News from Verdun and other battlefront sites are recounted with personal reflections and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brave
Jin
Gondrecourt
Salvation Army
Soldier’s Club
Red Cross
Louis Englebrecht
Joseph H. Lochrlein
Amer
A. P.O
France
Divorce action in Lucas case after 1910 marriage
Everett E. Lucas seeks a divorce from Ethel E. Lucas alleging crossness quarrelsomeness and adultery with unnamed men. He also asks for custody of their 7 year old son Charles Lucas. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Smith & McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Lucas
Ethel E. Lucas
Charles Lucas
Smith & McCullough
Selective Service Board
War Department
Washington
Discharges Recorded and Army Marriage Notice
Discharges of several World War soldiers are recorded in the County Recorder list including Lester Young Horace Mead Walter Young Howard Carter James Warner Olin Cooper and others. Lawrence Indiana couple Bartley and Neil Inco announce the marriage of their daughter to William Lawrence on March 15 1919 in Indianapolis with the groom a Camp Custer Michigan sergeant awaiting discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet
C. E
Georgia Bardsley
Indiana
Maud Richards
CC. G. Mason
Katherine Dempsey
Sadie Quigley
Owensboro
Peast
Kentucky
Garnet Chapler
Daniel and Heyring
Henrietta Marble
Alice Roberts
Quigley
Grandview
Silverdale
Rome
Mgr
Allen
Addie Bretz
Cook
County Recorder
Lester Young
Chas. A. Neal
Horace C. Mead
Walter C. Young
Howard A. Carter
James 8. Warner
Olin Edison Cooper
Allen E. Huffman
Clarence Swallow
Ray Lewis Woolfolk
Porter Smith
Ernest Clark
Hobart W. Wedeking
Alen H. Polk
Orville A. Wood
Elbert J. Rue
Edwin H. Proprieter
Princy F. Ludwig
Myson McCrayer
Lawrence Shimer
Harold K. Forsythe
Lawrence—Inco
Bartley Inco
Neil
Lawrencte
Indianapolis
Ind
Lawrence
Rockport
Spencer County
Camp Custer
Mich
Lawrange
Fort Harrison
Peek Returns Home After War Service
Fletcher Peek arrived home Wednesday morning after receiving his discharge. He served in the 2nd Division under General Bundy, participating from Chateau Thiery to the final Armistice. He sustained six wounds and was slightly gassed, and friends give him a hearty welcome home. Remove to Fay Place Albert Hargis and family have moved to the Fay property on Seminary Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tever
Germany
France
Battle Line
Liffel le Grand
Neufchateau Verdun
Conflaus
Karthaus
Thevers
Coblentz
Luxemburg
Metz
Nancy
Tool
Argonne Forest
Chateau Thiery
Dormans
Paris
Verdun
Rum
M. G. Bat
Army of Occupation
Mozelle
Marion
Peek
Fletcher Peek
Fletcher
Fay Place
Albert Hargis
Fay
Seminary Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jos. Loehrlein
Marion W
Joseph H. Loehrlein
Gondrecourt Muese
John Hintz
Goldie Ferguson
Andrew Ferguson
Lamar
Montana
Goldie
Hintz
Alva J. Hoover
Houghland
Mason Houghland
Mason
United States
St. Kilevs
Kans
Democrat
Io Basson
Nert Democroft
Ay Lin
Kellam
Standard Oil
Mose William
Wayne
Kellams
Robert
Woman’s Club
Woman’s Club of
Washington School
Bettie Baum
Skinner
Federation
Ylalbruge
Federated Clubs of
First District
Evansville
Helen Posey
Civic Department
Dorothy Perkins
Mand Langeing
St. Patrick's Day
Isaac Dorn
Mrvs
Georgia
Bardsley
Shalloven
The
Woman's Club
Bessie Doyle
Carrie Halbruge
Carrie V. Halbruge
Chrisney
George Clements
Mi. C. Ela’s
Mand Lange
Court House
Gus Britzius
Elm Street
Brugins
Diehl
Herbert A. Graham
Rockport Lodge
Wbureki
Rocksart Lodge
Hureka Lodge
Grandview Lodge
O. K
Congress
John W. Works
Massachusetts
Conigeass
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