Forty Kosciusko Boys To Camp This Month
The Kosciusko draft board in Warsaw lists 40 county men selected for three calls this month. Twelve depart Saturday for Indianapolis, with other groups scheduled for Camp Sherman near Chillicothe Ohio on June 25 and Purdue training on June 23. Names include Edward Cauffman, Paul R Day, Lester Boon, Grover B Arnold, Ralph R Paul, and Henry Ayers as an alternate.
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Warsaw
Indianapolis
Edward Cauffman
Q.spool
Orabos
Camp Sherman
Chilliethe
Ohio
Paul R Day
Lester Boon
Grover RB. Arnold
Ralph R. Paul
Theo Lar
Ence Rrontz
Purdue
Henry Ayers
Misses Tucker and companions return from Chicago school term
The Misses Freda Tucker Neva Yiemman Eunice Martindale and Marion Swihart have returned home from Chicago where they had been attending school during the winter.
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Freda Tucker
Neva Yiemman
Eunice Martindale
Marion Swihart
Chicago
Miss Miriam Valentine Undergoes Appedix Operation
Underwent Operation Miss Miriam Valentine of Claypool, 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs El Valentine, had an appendicitis operation Monday evening in Warsaw hospital. Latest reports said she was progressing as well as could be expected. Miss Valentine is a niece to V B Kissinger and Mrs Sherman Rittenhouse.
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Miriam Valentine
Claypool
Mra
el Valentine
Warsaw
Miss Valentine
V.B Kissinger
Sherman Rittenhouse
Park Opening Sunday With The Markie Band
The ninth annual opening at Myrtle-Glenn Park will be held next Sunday June 16. A five part musical program features boating and bathing in a shady pleasant grove with water suitable for picnics. Bring dinner and spend the day. Admission 10 cents at the gate.
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Myrtle-Glenn Park
Children’s Day Program At Local M E Church
A children’s day program is planned at the Methodist church in this place for next Sunday evening. Rehearsals are underway this week as the program is arranged.
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Methodist Church
Mrs. Joh Laughman Edges Death After Heart Attack
Mrs. Joh Laughman suffered a severe heart attack Tuesday morning and for a time it was believed she could not survive. At the latest report she was greatly improved.
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Joh Laughman
Kathleen Davis Announces Daughter Kathleen’s Marriage
Mrs. Kathleen Davis of Rochester announces the marriage of her daughter Kathleen to Vicent Holmes Kinnaman on June 5 at home in Omaha Nebraska.
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Dora Davis
Rochester
Kathleen
Vicent Holmes Kinnaman
Omaha
Merchant Marines Seek Sailors For New Ships
H I. P. Rager, local merchant marine recruiting officer, reports the United States Shipping Board urgently needs sailors firemen coal passers cooks and messmen to crew the many new merchant ships under construction. The service exempts men from military service and offers good wages.
Soldiers from France to appear in Winona two day event
A group of soldiers from the trenches in France will appear at Winona on June 14 and 15 in conjunction with Ambassador Gerard pictures. The two day program runs both afternoon and night with a kickoff Friday at 2:00 PM. The roster includes Sergeant Gittus, Sergeant Hayden, Corporal Parker, Private Bedford, and Private Band who served in major battles and tunneling operations.
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France
Winona
Gerard Pictures
Gittus
The
Mounted Rifles
Signal Corps
Hayden
Ypres
Somme
Lens
Vimy Ridge
Parker
50Th Battallion
Royal Battalion
Bedford
No 2 Tunneling Company
Mt. Kemmel
Hill 60
Question prompts identity preferences
A reader asks if the assistant is American or German and seeks clarification of the assistant’s national affiliation. The response should state that as an AI, it has no nationality, and can adopt a neutral, global or user specified perspective if needed.
Railroads Implement Three Cent Per Mile Passenger Charge
Railroads now charge three cents per mile for passenger travel with no excursion tickets or indirect routes. The change took effect last Sunday night at midnight. Parlor car rate adds half a cent per mile and Pullman car rate is added to the three cent rate. Travelers advised to complete trips before the new rate.
Home Guards Picnic At Lukens Lake
Roann home guards plan a Sunday picnic at Lukens lake with guards from North Manchester and Wabash. A Bippus band will perform as boating and swimming occupy the afternoon along with guard drills. About one hundred guards are expected.
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Roann
Lukens Lake
Manchester
Wabash
Bippus
Decoration Sunday Observed by Local 1.0. C. F. Lodge
Members gathered in the lodge hall last Sunday afternoon then marched to the cemetery to place flowers and flags on graves of departed order members. Sixteen members have died, with all but three buried in the local cemetery.
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Lodge
Order
Rod
Seward Township Egg Day Donates to Red Cross
Last Friday Seward Township held Egg Day with residents donating 441 1 4 dozen eggs. The eggs sold at 32 cents each raised $141.20, all of which was turned over to the Seward Township chapter of the Red Cross.
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Seward Township
Red Cross
The
Red Press
Children’s Day Program Draws Huge U B Church Crowd
A large audience packed the U B church last Sunday evening for the children's day program. Practically every seat was filled before the service began and many were turned away. The program was highly appreciated and those in charge deserve credit for the effort and energy.
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U. B
Women enjoy weekend at Tucker cottage by Yellow Creek
Last Saturday afternoon Misses Ethel Skinner Madge Wisler Hazel Brown Mable Haney Edna Jontz Mary Clymer and Bernice Maggart camped at Yellow Creek, occupying the Tucker cottage until Sunday evening. They reported an enjoyable time.
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Ethel Skinner
Madge Wisler
Hazel Brown
Mable Haney
Edna Jontz
Mary Clymer
Bernice Maggart
Yellow Creek
Tucker Cottage
Two Valuable Sheep Produce Twin Lambs and Wool Sale
S. T. Rittenhouse, residing southeast of town, owns two valuable ewes each raising twin lambs. Weeks ago their mothers shed wool totaling 35 pounds at 65 cents per pound, yielding a neat sum.
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S.T. Rittenhouse
Shepherd Letter From Camp Jackson Describes Army Life
Harry R. Shepherd, stationed at Camp Jackson South Carolina, sends a letter home about his trip from Jefferson Barracks St Louis and his impressions of army life. The communication continues on page two detailing more experiences and updates.
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Harry R. Shepherd
Camp Jackson
South Carolina
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Chicago Visit By Mrs W A Warner And Party
Mrs W A Warner and Miss Rosa Beshore visited Chicago last weekend to see their brother Chester Beshore who is studying there to join a Signal corps. They were joined by Miss Edna Harter of Warsaw on the trip.
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W. A. Warner
Rosa Beshore
Chicago
Chester Beshore
City
Edna Harter
Warsaw
Entertained Friends at Southeast of Town Home
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sheely hosted Thursday evening last week guests Clarence R Budd Joutz and the Misses Iva Mckrill Madge Wisler and Ethel Skinner at their home southeast of town creating a cordial social gathering.
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Lloyd Sheely
Clarence R. (Budd) Joutz
Iva Mckrill
Madge Wisler
Ethel Skinner
Odd Fellows Hold Regular Meeting in Warsaw
About twenty five members of the local lodge of Odd Fellows gathered in Warsaw last evening for the regular meeting. A pleasant time was reported and the second degree was conferred.
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Lodge of Odd Fellows
Warsaw
Jodge
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Kosciusko
Markie Band
M. E. Church
Kathleen Davis
Gerard
Winona Lake Auditorium
Indiana First Band
C. F
W.S
Harry Shepherd
Cation
Army Life
Sheely
Odd Fellows
Ate
Fames
W. Gerard
Kaiser
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