Co B Soldiers Remember Action Plans in France Fifteen Years Ago
Elyria based Company B reflected on forward movement in France as of November 9, 1918. Major Watts records orders to advance with the 146th and 147th divisions, jumping off near the Escaut and pushing toward the Dendre River. The unit notes a restful break before a new leftward shift to Deynze and anticipates a fresh night march with readiness drills and wireless alerts.
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Agidn
Elyria
Campany B
France
Elyrians
R. Ds. Watts
Escout
Syngem
Dendre River
Dendre
Escaut
Dendie
Hne
Menlebeke
Deynze
Eyne
91St
147Th
146Th
Unclear Frontline Movements Questioned Awaiting AM News
The report notes uncertainty over enemy actions at the front with possibilities of retaking lost ground or deploying fresh troops. Observers await the 1 AM update to clarify what is actually happening and inform the next moves.
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Saron
West Side Birthday Club hosts Kipton gathering
Kipton notices a Friday evening West Side Birthday Club gathering at Mr and Mrs L B Hudgon with cards games and late refreshments. Visitors included George Miller son Richard and Lucille Mor son from Elyria at Fred Puder Wakeman home. Wayne Lawrence moved to Mrs Hazel Sandrock home. Iva Austin visited Birmingham relatives. Lucile Moehl helps care for Grandfather John Broder. Electa Brumby visiting Shelby family. Barry Weber and John Weber guests. Rev Thomas Short and G A. ...
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Hazel Sandrock
Iva Austin
Ralph Holden
Birmingham
Lucile Moehl
Detroit
John Broder
Electa Brumby
Fred Hawk
Shelby
Barry Weber
Oberlin
John Weber
Thomas Short
G. A
Local Shoppers and Weekend Visitors Reported
Brumby and son Ray shopped in Elyria and Oberlin Saturday. M. KE Perkins and Frances called at the Fred Puder home in Wakeman Sunday afternoon. Grace McBurnie visited her sister, Mrs. Mattie Alpress in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Van Sweringen and daughter June Pauline of Ashland stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Parker. M. E. Perkins visited Columbia Station Monday. Hazel Bickel of Elyria spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bickel. Mrs. F. A. Perkins and Miss Jessie Mellor shopped in Elyria Saturday.
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Brumby
Ray
Elyria
Oberlin
M. Ke, Perkins
Frances
Fred Puder
Wakeman
Grace McBurnie
Mattie Alpress
Raymond van Sweringen
June Pauline
Ashland
C. E. Parker
M. E. Perkins
Columbia Station
Misa Hazel Bickel
George Bickel
F. A. Perkins
Jessie Mellor
Rio Grande Border Patrol Eyes Smuggling Spike
El Paso Texas customs officials predict liquor smuggling will rise as the 1$th Amendment is repealed. Assistant collector George B. Slater says smugglers will run contraband to dodge a whisky tariff, noting two men can move 20 gallons and save 100 dollars.
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Rio Grande
EL Paso
Tex
George B. Slater
Slater
Canadian Manufacturers hear optimism on unemployment
At a Dominion Executive meeting of the Canadian Manufacturers Association in Canada reports show improvements in unemployment and business conditions across most sections. The gathering notes brighter prospects for industry and labor, with cautious optimism about near term economic trends.
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Canada
Dominion
Canadian Manufacturers Association
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le Clairs
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Parlin
Farsten
Temple
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Keene
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Land Office
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Tam
Toeyrust OF
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Regal and Majestic
Puessoney
Mps
Hamn
Miy
Holmes & Edwards
Jamestown
Century
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Frances E. Dunn
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