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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1917

Page

7

Right Among the Army Dough Boys On the Move

A first-person memoir recounts a wife’s perilous break aboard a Pershing expedition transport to France. She navigates bunkroom life, the barge departure, seasickness, and a plan to reunite with her husband while dodging notices from surprised soldiers.

Pershing France

Farmersburg Items: Obituaries and Weddings

Anna Elizabeth Reed Wyman, 79, died at her son James Reed's home in Farmersburg. She had been married to Ransford Reed and later to William J. Wyman. Survived by sons James T. Reed, Ivy M. Reed, Milton H. Reed. Burial at Prairie Creek. Martin All, 81, died at his son Frate All’s home in Hymera. funeral at Nyes Chapel. Civil War veteran. Frate All survived by sons Ward, Charles, Frate. Lieutenant O Donnell in U S Army and Mayme Wood married at Wood residence. now in Indianapolis with husband stationed there.

Douglas Sammy Philippines Cuba Mexico Arizona Smithers Hoboken France IX Company Anna Elizabeth Reed Wyman James T. Reed Ransford Reed Wm. J. Wyman Ivy M. Reed Brazil Ind Milton H. Reed Oklahoma Vigo Martin All Frate All Hymera Nyes Chapel A P. Asbury Ward Charles U. S. Army Fort Benjamin Harrison Mayme Wood Bert Wood Albert J. Spaulding Methodist Church Indianapolis O’dell

Daily Thought on True Friendship by George Eliot

A reflection on authentic friendship. True companionship occurs when two friends share happiness in each other’s presence without speaking, enjoying mutual comfort and quiet closeness. This observation cites George Eliot as the source of the sentiment.

George Eliot

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