Enthusiastic Willing Workers Meeting and Social On Beach
A lively Willing Workers gathering met at the suburban home of Meary Morrison with forty-one members and thirteen visitors. Eight new Row members joined, bringing total membership to Mttyethres. A brief buiwinesy seasion approved bringing worker Mien Burns for nodal service work. Afterward, refreshments were served. During the evening, music and dancing occurred on nearby streets until 7140 relock, when an attack sparked by a special escort disrupted the event. The Broad Oak Methodist Episcopal church plans its annual social at the church at o'clock Thursday, with Rev. Dr. Turner speaking. Installations for the Queen Exthor chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will take place at the Masonic temple. Local men honored at the 29th manual meeting of the Supreme Commandery of Uniform Rank. Officials elected include Cum brand, Md., with details of officers and locations. The Japanese craft and hemp-based products referenced, and copper ore production in Alaska in 1926 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meary Morrison
Mttyethres
Mien Burns
Queen Exthor Chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Northview council approves brick paving and bond talk
At a Tuesday meeting Northview town council adopted a resolution to pave streets with brick and prepared for a forthcoming bond election. The body paused the street paving ordinance on first reading and handled routine business as Mayor Auson Matthew presided with Councilmen Queen Starkey Stutt Coulson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Queen
W. W. Meline
J. M. Swinder
Northview
Auson
Matthew
J. L. Queen
H.W. Starkey
D. Mf. Stutt
John Coulson
Open Air Brings Her Rare Old Age in Lumpkin
Open air living marks a celebrated life as Mrs. Aingar, born in Germany and living in Georgia since childhood, reaches over ninety with good health and joy. Her family notes she sang long and remains active in open-air gatherings despite age, while more than 100 relatives attended her hundredth birthday celebration at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin
Toulan
Aly
Aingar
Gecimany
Georgia
Cutting In Two Army Divisions Reported In Bukowina
Confirmatory reports from Petrograd describe General Pilasevsky’s forces cut in two in Bukowina as Austrian withdrawal from Czernowitz split units moving north along the Roumanian border and others toward the Carpathians. General Letohaky rushed reserves to collide with retreating Austrians, aiding a rapid pursuit.
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London
Pilasevr
Bukowina
Petrograd
Cxernow
Roumanlux
Carpathian
Kuly
Soreth
Czernowicz
Letohiaky
bin Roxarves
Temporary station opens for Interurban cars at Sixth Street Bridge
Announcement from Monongahela Valley Traction Company states that starting Thursday morning all Interurban cars will depart from a temporary station at the Sixth Street bridge. The arrangement lasts until the new station at the site is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela Valley Traction Company
Sixth Street Bridge
Turkish seizure of American mission schools in Asia Minor
New York June 22 The American Board of Foreign Missions reported that schools and hospitals at Marsovan and Sivas in Turkey were seized by Turkish authorities for military use. Missionaries fled the area as diplomats sought an accord between the United States and Germany over the U boat dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abnesaye
New York
American Board of Foreign Missions
Marsovan
Sivas
Turkey
Orient
United States
Germany
Appointment of Supreme Court seat eyed for Wilson
Gregory Washington reports a justice of the Supreme Court to succeed Hughes, with President Wilson expected to appoint within days. Several names are under consideration and gaining endorsements, including Attorney General Gregory, Senator Walsh of Montana, former Secretary Garrison, and John W. Davin, the solicitor general, as potential cabinet successor if Gregory goes to the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Charies E. Hughes
Wilson
Seoren
Gregory
Walsh
Montana
John W. Davin
Mexican government factory increases cartridge output
An American refugee in Mexico City reports government factories now run around the clock to boost production, delivering about 76,000 rounds of cartridges daily. Also noted is a hospital patient, Opie Desa, who underwent surgery at St. Marys Hospital and is recovering steadily.
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Tion
Careranga
Mexico
Mexico City
Opie Desa al Oene
Sol Ai
St. Marys
Ste
Russians Cross Sereth as Austro-Hungarian Clash Continues
June 22 report from the Austro-Hungarian war office says Russians crossed the Sereth after a close engagement with Austrian rearguard forces. In Lokateb district, 1,300 Russians, one cannon, and three machine guns were reported captured. The Russian forces west of Kolki were repelled by a counterattack. North west of Lutak, German advance was halted and American Red Cross aid arrived for soldiers near the Mexican border. County court in Clay district approved a road bond levy with 673 votes for 35 cents and 309 against. 682 for a $300,000 bond and 284 against. The measure carried.
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Horlin
Austro-Hungarian War Office
Lokateb
Forcon
Btyr
Kolki
Lutak
Aviator Killed Reports From London June 22
London dispatch reports famed German aviator Virumcant Im meimann killed in an incident. Verification awaited. early details suggest a fatal crash or combat loss near air operations in Europe. Further confirmation expected from authorities and the German air service.
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London
Virumcant
Meimann
Ben
NO THIRD TICKET FOR PROGRESSIVE PARTY IN KANSAS
Sun e22 report from Topeka Kansas notes no Progressive party ticket will appear in Xansux this year. It states that the presidential electors chosen at the state convention will not adopt a full declaration.
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Ny Ansociarys Rman Topeka
Kan
Sune
Progressive
Ueket
Xansux
Maowa
Tex
Ehowon
Marthagh Licenses Issued To Arley Freeman and Clara Carle
Marriage licenses were issued to Arley M. Freeman and Clara Carle along with Jacob F. Knapp and Weat End Gall Burnside and Lene Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arley M. Freeman
Clara Carle
Jacob F. Knapp
the & Weat End
Gall Burnside
Lene Kelley
Mrs Adams Hospitalized After Injury at Long Creek
Mrs C Adazut of Long Creek was admitted to Marys Hospital after a mishap. She received treatment and was reported to be recovering by Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Adazut
Lont Creux
Mary
Adama
Improved friends hope for hospital discharge soon
A fragment notes relief as an individual, described as a friend, anticipates leaving the hospital shortly, signaling progress toward recovery and reunion with loved ones.
Yost Law YiotoH Arrested on Prohibition Charge at Salem
A man named Yost Law YiotoH was arrested in Salem on a charge of violating the prohibition law by having liquor in his pockets in a public place. Police actions and preliminary proceedings were reported with limited specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Blare at Weston Damages Mailstairs and Cloak Wardrobe
Fire on June 22 caused by an electric wire at Weston damaged mail stairs and cloak wardrobe owned by J. W. Mitchell. Estimated loss ranges from ten to fifteen dollars, with repairs underway and no injuries reported. Fire crews responded and secured the scene amid early evening heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaannual Weston
Damiagh
J. W. Mitchell
Beyond
Sires al Cloak Wolters Dap Eerming
TYDPERGORS OPERATION Mra D C SfeCue at S17 Clay
A garbled notice reports a Mrs D C SfeCue of Clay Street undergoing an operation on Tuesday. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the fragment suggests a medical procedure and a patient identified by initials and street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. D. C. SfeCue
Mary's Bos
McCie
Chamberlal Tablate Advertisement Claim
An advertisement for Chamberlals Tablate promotes a digestion remedy with claims of relief over six months. Mrs Eiley of Alton New York offers testimonial punctuation noting the remedy has never failed to aid digestion.
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Cs. Jondver
Enunishens Cirkshoghite
Coeree A
Imiial Seta
Tih Casars
Broad Oake Methodist Episcopal Church
E. U H. Turner
First Presbyterian Church
Wheeling
Supreme Commandery of Uniform
Order of United American Mechanics
Afernoon
Cumbrand
Omiccra
Foown
R. F P. Chaney
Frostburg
J. W. Poulty
Wheelter
W. W. Brown
Clarkaburg
Edward. W
New Zealand
Alaska
Daxovie Tought
J. A. Mealy
Lensong
Liston’s
W. Pike Street
Glenn& Waters Real Estate
Prunty
Carranza
Colu
Ere
Atexas
Carri
Ahumada
Rero
Namiquipa
Brige Pang
Northview Guard
Mil
Town Council
Gretna
Jne
Pennsylvantin
Sonond Brigade
Ponnsylvante National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Eightemmitt
Shailyside Station
Batterien Ant
Strangemants
Tenth Infantry
Afton
Reyes OX
Rondola
Alent
Tocal
Adale
Trwth
Down Town
City of
Socity Grocers
Alun
Davis
Supreme Bench
MR Schuite
Addison
Penn
Red Cross
Red Cros
Joe Aruntte
Comer
Towa
Troptcal Worsted Suis Cala Ieaut
Koolkloth
Nusbaum’s
Third Street
Bette
Ined
Fares
Mobinsey
Roliotti
Nelly Taylor
Haryana
Eatha Falesau
Wiewinia
Marhtagh Licenses
Abe
Bospital
Weston
Comitas
Carter
Toulon Et
Villa
Seth
Hill Bros
Tariahs
Lis Company
Esenter
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