Personal News of Moorstinne and Nearby Notables
Local notes list Moorstinne names and a string of residents and visitors across towns. Entries mention engagements, weddings, and social events, with numerous references to individuals from Cos a Winitits to Bay City and Philadelphia, along with church, club, and charity activities. The piece blends community notices, weddings, and personal milestones in an aged, diary-like style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorstinne
Daliet Tagen
Mary Hench
Cos A Winitits
Mary
Roney Marelion
Porternburg
Thome
War work and employment notices dominate local page
A dense listing of wartime work ads and job openings appears alongside social notes. Mentions include MEN WANTED FOR WAR WORK at the THE . & G. COOPER COMPANY and MECHANICS WANTED FOR FIRST CLASS WAR WORK at THE HOPE FORGE AND MACHINE CO. Also cites government shipyard employment, with references to Lakewood and Cleveland area connections, and various visits by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I Wallace
McCon
Eran
George Keasting
Smith Marcy
Charlie Mhyylin
Westionday
Mra
Jolie Shun Mer
Lake Road
Wal Wander
G. Cooper Company
Lok Staythe
Gitena
Vlad
Ami
United Stat
Alway
Vernon
Mise Teton
Charles Wigner
George Lawton
Milwaukee
Wis
Dave
Mate Brothen
Albert Munlus
Willi Pine i
County Briefs From Danville and Nearby Areas
Readable fragments show social mentions and visits among Cleveland and Mh Vernon residents. Notable names include Mrs Shettaewon Centeretag and Mise Pinel Robin with dated Wednesday and Thursday outings, plus mentions of families in Fitton and Wooster visits and a turnout at Mutton gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Huth Chorwon
Vernon
Mise Pinel
Robin
Sparva
Tiener Iyer
Hote
Mutton
Marjory
de Philips
Fitton
George Harrod Wid Fenily
Cite
Colanitins
Noah Toads
Wify
Wooster
Mey
Chote Divestor
Mit
Charles Day
Turner
Meetings Lodge ando otherwise meeting notice
A meeting notice states that Grange Nu. Bit will hold meetings on Thursday July 27. A representative from the transportation administration will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LODGE
Ando Otherwise
eeWouvur Grange
Nu. Bit
Thurles
Aine
Hina Motototrantion
Four Knox Selections Sent to Fort Benjami
Four Knox selections are sent to Fort Benjami aboard a vessel. Names listed include Floyd Harber, Talph Slevets, and Snyder. The report confirms all four men have been received without doubt. they depart under escort for aviation transit duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KNOX
FT. Ben
Benjani
Baginens
Aston Floyd Harber
Snyder
Sugar rationing and siege trauma echo in wartime notes
An OCR damaged passage recounts wartime sugar rationing with phrases about restricted sugar and household hardship, then shifts to a village siege narrative. It describes bombardment, destruction of buildings, a crater on Main Street, and a frontline recovery with an ambulance, engineer work, and reconstruction while locals adapt, including a shop reopening sign with the “White” name over the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Birth rate decreases during war years in Germany
London report from the Delilah Local Government Hoard states the first three years of war reduced by over two million the number of babies who would have been born in Germany. About 40 percent fewer German births occurred in 11 tan 1s, while the latent death rate rose briefly after the conflict but has since declined toward prewar levels. Food shortages did not cause widespread infant deaths, though in towns most affected by hunger the death rate fell later in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Aeuchtet
de Ranier
London
Germany
Yankees in Parliament availed to The Banner
American soldiers show keen interest in the Houses of Parliament visiting galleries and floor chats. John Burns Labor MP for Battersea is in demand as a guide for US visitors due to his knowledge of the building and Parliament’s history. He entertains with anecdotes and humor, becoming a favorite host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Burns
Battersea
Mirtiment
British Army cafe sign in ruined French village
A May AP dispatch describes a French village under occupation where a once bright White Rose cafe sign now hangs bruised and bulletmarked. Residents recall German advance, the village church cellar, and the Old Keeper and her daughter fleeing as khaki clad soldiers set up in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associated Press
Pitronn
Ardennes
Anit
Briththaveny
Moy
Germany
Bento
Gina
Samlamh
Editorial Weakness, Editor Faces Recurrent Flaws
The article critiques persistent flaws in editorial writing and layout. It argues editors rely on mechanical fixes and hurried edits, leading to inconsistent quality. It notes strain in producing clear, strong editorials and urges tighter standards and better proofreading.
Unclear fragmentary item about a birthday and dog
Fragmentary text describes a person named Gertrure or Gail and a dog relation. Birthday event mentioned with a question about how she knew the dog. Other names and phrases appear garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
True Friendship in a Fractured Text Fragment
Fragmented quotation on true friendship, stressing loyal souls and steadfastness. Reads as a reflective note about enduring ties, urging mutual regard and resilience amid misreads and imperfect communication.
Century Old Hotline Reveals Global Impact
An aged hotline report notes a historic event with wide reach affecting nations and markets. It references Germany and a notable figure or entity, stating a figure around 500 in an implied context. Details are fragmentary but imply a long-standing communications system influencing contemporary affairs.
Trench Mouth Now Eyed By Allied Medical Experts
London reports that trench mouth is drawing attention from military doctors as a disease seen in both British and French armies. German observers had long blamed war bread for the ailment, while later analysts linked it to extended canned food diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Minnie Beckley’s Flight to New York and Return
The tale recounts Minnie Beckley leaving her small town life for New York, aided by Grant Williams of police headquarters. After a tour through Battery Park, Broadway, Wall Street, and the Bowery, Minnie confronts poverty and finds herself eager to return home with a new appreciation. She resumes work Monday, her absence unnoticed by her employer, with a single breakfast cost recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zoe Bockley
Topple’s Home Journal
Gila
Roy Minnie
Pitenix
Grant Williams
Burreau
Minnie
Minnior
Nate
Williaam
Grant
Mitule
Cornie
Menandess
Owen
Floss Stankas
Ton Doliars
Williams
Dons Bornell
Gran Gentrat
Battery Peck
Broadway
Wall Street
Singer Tower
Woolworth
Auveteur
Delancey Street
Fifth Avenuy
Fupiye
Hrondsyny Minole
Ble
Willa
Minnie Burnell
Bitenie
Aerial League Appeal Prompts Tenfold Planting Plans
A fragmented report notes the Aerial League of the British empire appealing ten owners toward aviation goals. It mentions proposed tree planting and aeronautical aims with references to recent offers and interim hesitations amid uncertain backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briteh Empire
Loyalty pledge drafted by Ohio Odd Fellows for armed aid
The Portsmouth Daily Times reports the Ohio Odd Fellows convention at Heuston Portamouth adopted a loyalty resolution pledging 82,100 members to support the president and the departments of war and navy. Judge Lawl J. Honek serves on the drafting committee and the resolution promises loyalty to every American boy over there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Departments of War
Monavy
Olle Fellows
Heuston
Portamouth
Lawl J. Honek
Ela
Wortsmouth
Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Livestock and Stocks
June market notes from Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago show cattle and hog receipts varying with steady to higher price signals. Chicago hogs strong with 45 000 receipts. cattle and sheep mixed. New York stocks list Blue Chips and industrials with notable rail and steel names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piotshurgh
Levy York Pra
Clevelante
Hoga Recelptys
Chicago
Bureau of Marketa
Hhoep
Local Produce Prices At H V Smoots Warehouse
Prices paid by H V Smoots for firm producers delivered to his warehouse include No 1 Country Nutte r No 2 Country Butter Heavy Hous Halghy Mets Heavy Spring Chickens Small Springs Qld Roosters Duhks Ceosy Turkeyy 16 lig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Smoots
East Bound No 4 timetable fragment
Fragmented OCR text shows east bound and southbound routes with partial numbers and letters. Incomplete data mentions a timetable style arrangement with routes and stops but no coherent details. The readable portions reference No 4 and No AW 5 with times around 11585 a.m. and a D868 mark, then a Northbound entry.
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Pitkin’s
Cort Valley
Terarense
Pride OF Vernon
van Camp
Am Ieeoitat
Pillsbury
BIG Wizard
United States Food Administration
Lous Enke
Tment
Calmndal
Martin al Pei O'Ehauk
Knox Polity
Ewlie Walmer
Phim Dewedt
Dierre
Tina
Annie Wade
Bette
Mie Waller
Sadie Jowell
Warren Teevidliik
Alou Huy
Wilde Iinehart
Contoregilto
Int
Hiualay
Wreteen College
Hann Paehys
Josephine Borriy
Ute
Melvin Condon
Miller
Thaneday
Walv
Hittin
Vier
Laniewanne Jahon
Lyrke Tonie
Nellie Hitdlek
L Urke Erabung
Wo Ming Thunsday Thay
Mayon Dd
Craivitte
Alesander
Newlimburger
Schweitzer
Max Hyman
Jose
McConnell
Tibet
Marietta
Danvicle
Mrac Minti Mroxt
Cleveland
Mrs. Shettaewon
Jeerhe
Mayer Hanal
MM Mullioke
Pern Agtennlt
Ayenin
Prachioh
Yankees
Biel
Sven Asin
Turners—Oie State Journal
Homom Klnit
Life
Houck
ODD Fellows
Jily H.sb
Timothy
Huttimare
Wothlehem Steel
Chesapeake & Oht
Mt. Vernon
Baltimore & Ohio
A. A
Tao
Pembeylyvania Lines
Akron Div
Mia
Fj Hawed
Fueede
RBS Ao
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