Farewell Review Of 19th Infantry At Camp Travis
The First battalion of the Nineteenth Infantry held a farewell review at Camp Travis to transfer to El Paso under Southern Department orders. Gen George H Estes presided as Lieut Col John Pullman commanded. the move signals dispersal of the Eighteenth Division and demobilization progress continues at Camp Travis Logan and nearby posts. Girls Organize Club J U G Irene Naylor presides with officers elected and members listed for Monday meetings. Food posters updated post armistice with old posters to be destroyed to avoid mixed messages. Plane Propeller Wills Mechanic Charles Dorey killed by propeller at Barron Nieold Fort Worth site.
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EL Paso
Camp ‘Travis
George H. Estes
John Pullman
Southern Department
de Rosey
Cabell
Washington
United States Guards
Camp Travis
35Th
Camp Logan
Irene Naylor
Helen Gaithers
Lorena Bradshaw
Ella Bissler
Marguerite Goldring
Myrtle Nickens
Edna Sharp
Keren Hill
Estelle Ochs
Tillie Briger
Vivian Johnson
Blanche Feigle
Leo Brewer
Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Dorey
Santa Barba
Cal
Barron‘ Nieold
Scotchy Scotsman in Kilts Earns Buckeye Respect
In Cleveland an American Scot in kilted dress, George Turnbull from Springfield Ohio, explained his origin as from Scot land. A former Ohio boxer he joined the Cameron Highlanders at the call to arms and was among the first Americans to see service against Germany.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Scotland
Kiltie
Springfield
George
Bull
Cameron Highlanders
Community Women Host Meetings and Officers Elected
Society notes detail speakers at open Woman’s Club events with Mrs J Rice and Miss Cortez among participants. Missionary Society of Latrel Heights elects officers for the year including Mrs H B Holmes president and Mrs H B Barnes second vice president. St Paul’s and St Anthony Hotel host sales and Christmas Cheer committee actions with multiple officers and forthcoming programs at Camp Travis Red Cross and host venue activities.
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J. Rice
Federated Clubs
Cortez
Buenos Aires
Missionary Society of the
St. Anthony Hotel
Atlee B. Ayers
W. B. McMillan
Martin Wright
Sam Slack
Benno Kayton
Winchester Nelso
J.R. Nye
Ayers
Kayton
Mesdames
T. A. Coleman
T. J. Nye
KR. L. Ball
L. Ward
Cg.e. Priest
Papes Diapepsia Promises Quick Relief From Dyspepsia
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as instant relief for indigestion and stomach distress after meals. It claims tablets calm acid, gas, sourness, and flatulence, requiring no operation and costing little at drug stores.
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Pape
Kidney health appeals in Hollanders medicine ad
An item notes local social events with Mrs. Kathryn Whitmire as guest and the Southern Association of College Women meeting at Mrs. J. H. Savage's home. An oblivious advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles, urging daily use and refund if not satisfied.
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Southern Association of College Women
J. H. Savage
Lenet Vince
Halland
The
Holland
Haarlem
Local School Clubs Schedule Wednesday Meetings and Concerts
A series of afternoon and evening gatherings are listed including an American Revolution meeting at 2 20 in the Oak Room St. Anthony. Graduate Windergartners at 8 20 in the Y M C A auditorium. Paxent Leachers Association luncheon at Main Avenue High School at 1 oclock. Concert at Lutheran Club starting 30 oclock with Mrs Harriet Richardson Gay soprano solo and other soloists including Mrs Charles B Trentec violin and Professor Ernest Thomas contralto.
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of the
Oak Room
the St. Anthony
The
Paxent Leachers’ Association of
Main Avenue High School
Lutheran’ Club
Lutheran Brotherhood Club
Harriet Richardson Gay
Charles B. Trentec
Annie Tauric
Ernest Thomas
That I Can Say A Little Bit of Bfoncy Violin Solo
Mrs Harriet Richardson Gay performs a violin solo selected by Professor Thomas in a program featuring America as part of a musical assembly.
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Harriet Richardson
Gay
Professor Thomas
America
Assembly
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Mongram
KODAK
Kodaks Ana Tne
AMO_PLAZA
19Th Infantry
Travis
Cactus Division
Food Administration
Medina
Main Ave
Wegener's
Fischer's
Hertzberg
Tle Eign
Sloe
Hertzberg ‘Watch
Hertzberg’s
Marge Sts
Red Cross
Mozart Society
St. Mark's Church
Camp Travis Red Cross
San Antonio
18Th Squadron
Idella Adieman
Elizabeth Moore
Jessie Hdwards
Bertha Berliner
St. Paul’s Church
St. Mark’s
St. Paul’s
Theta Betanus
W. ©. Usran
W. Craig Place
Kelly Wield
Kelly Field Glee Club
Delta Sigma Tnsi' Lon
Chow Chow
Delta Gamma Tau
Mu Nu Sigma
Q. V
Gunter Building
Lotus Club
Menger
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Winchester Kelso
Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Gardgning
Council of National Defense
Menger Hotel
Aliss
Eresa Barton
Hoover
United States
Reese Wilson
Duane
Anna Howard Shaw
San Pedro
Travis Park
C. Haxpole
East Cypress Street
Kathryn Whitmire
Houston
James F. Green
Fowler Street
Ladies' Aid Society
HVS Christian Church
Clnnel
San Antonio’s
Woodward Carriage Company
Southwest Texas Distributors
San Antonio, Texas
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