Gambier Red Cross drive surpasses quota with pledges
Gambier residents pledge $1310 within half hour as Red Cross drive opens. Local committee reports 38 percent over the district quota of $1000, aided by talks at a Knights of Pythias event. Auction bids and donations push chapter totals. supplies collected include shirts, pajamas, pillows, bags, caps, socks, woolen wear, and surgical dressings. The drive proceeds under Dr George S. Singte and T H Alton, with Leroy Mayer and M Kegleston assisting.
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Gambier
Red Cross
Ted Cross
K. of Phat Tn Gambier
T. H. Alton
Smythe
Gumider Committee
Aniolier Chat Avotic’ Lgeat Tien
Bog
Leroy G. Mayer
Chamber of Conineres
Kegleston
Huary G
Hed Croga
Knox County
Braveh
G17
Wwe
Court News Carrie D Shatter Divorce Granted and License
Carrie D Shatter pleaded in Union Central Life v Shater et al admitting plaintiff claims. Mrs Shatter granted divorce from Thomas Merrington by the common pleas court Monday. Marriage license issued to Arley J Mevay Rue tela Mae Sh Hun Laon. Hey Foster Ander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie D. Shatter
Union Central Life Insurvhee Company
Willaat J. Shater
Come Nidh Pleas Court
Shatter
Hikabon Harrington
Thomas Merrington
Common Pews Court
Mhuralay
Arley J. Mevay
Tela Mae Sh
Hun Laon
Myer
Schoel
Hey, Foster
Ander
Ford Car Showers Refugees With Sanitary Aid
An account describes a Ford car delivering a portable shower bath to refugees who have endured months without basic comforts. Doctors and nurses assisted as water heated, offering a warm wash. The scene underscores Red Cross aid transforming brutal conditions into humane care.
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Wissice
Xeen
Tas
Woosville Agal
Frien
Pathe
Red Cross Canteen Aids Soldiers In Trenches
A mother and Red Cross worker recounts a soldier’s letter about the relief provided by Red Cross canteens. The letter describes baths, clean clothes, meals, barber services, and beds restoring morale and nerve before marching on to victory for the Allied cause.
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American Red Cross
Son
Red Cross
New York
Hovse
Best Attended Co Meet Held Friday
Friday Highs meet at Woods chapel near Gato drew the largest crowd yet with attendees from Crahoeton county. Speakers included Patt Ashbaugh, William Gower, Dora Groweno, and Mrs Challingsworth. The event featured a M. quartet led by Fred Dabble and a talk by Rev Freeman on ethics of theft.
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Clark
Mutler
Woods Chapel
Gato
Crahoeton
W. A. Hogeek
Chalemen
Workmun Mae Sporches
Aight
Wiliam AL Howack
Union Martins of
Churchen
Canterhurs
Homordus
M. Quartet
Fred Dabble
Ing. Meg. Anderson
M.S. Freeman
Children Day program preview marks Friendship Sunday services
May 14 Sunday school plans its annual Children’s Day program for May and June 1 Sunday. Numerous local families hosted gatherings and dinners this weekend as guests visited from Manfield Cleveland Vernon and nearby towns.
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Sundey
Tod. Brown
Sit Brown
Thdith Herel
Manfield
Siater
Mo. Myatt
Henry Dreyer
Waliam Kirk
Lib Han
Cleveland
Ate
High Trown
Wy Carey
Con
James
James Carey
Bones
Willan Hough
Vernon
Ambrose Tokinson
Real Estate Sale Notice in Maryland Territory
The notice describes a real estate auction to occur the next day at a specified location, with details of the tract in the Hive Blige Hoey area and titled to certain parties. It outlines the property boundaries and measurements, including poles and distances, and references a legal action in the state of Giteabet.
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Ane Delbek
Khoa
State of Giteabet
Seer
Hewest Pales
Wence
Aule
Willy
Murisame
Sale of Real Estate By Public Auction in County
Public sale of real estate described as the Obie County tract in the master schedule will occur on the first day of June at noon. The property includes notable parcels near Jacks Hove, with various deeds and encumbrances noted. The act of sale is authorized by the district attorney and overseen by county officials, with terms specified for mortgage and deed allocations.
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Foun Ordter
Taba
Weit
Hales
Count Blais
Obie
Sanieh
Tony Auta
Gage
Alva
Bennie
Cauiky Cavite
Oui
Fragmentary notice hints at local births and names
The readable fragments mention individuals with surnames or titles, hinting at a local notice about births or genealogical details. Constraints limit clear facts, but the text preserves names in a brief, non-specific context.
Fredericktown Notes From Fredericktown May 17
The local Ladies Aid met at the Red Cross rooms with reports of recovering relatives and attendance. Mrs. Nether’s family attended a funeral in Colombiana while Thornturg returned from Middleport after his nephew’s sudden death. Reverend Willa De fe and others visited kin as a Methodist Women plan a chicken dinner for May 3.
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Prince and
Italy
Red Cross
Hus
Congress
Wilson
War Department
Fredericktown
Ladies Aid Society of the
Mo i
Howard McDonwid
Vernon
C. Thames
Oren Nethers
Columians
Nether
Thornturg
Thirmlay
Middleport
Thomas Tophai
Newer
Charlot”hiappacansa
Ani Mia
Walter Bockwen
Have Glass Day At Mt Vernon Academy
Mt Vernon Academy held a special program with ovations and reflections as students took part in a ceremony. Five will graduate from the special ministry department while seven more move from the regular department, including Martha Hottey and Matel Molbins among others.
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Glass
MT. Vernon Academy
Trelee Windents
Mt . Academy
Ait Acaderota
Elise Prahecy
Tre clad-muNient
Ministeriat Dopmetinemt
Ball
AL 1
Dinko
Corder
George 1
Johieon
Nowton Lule
Birth Announcement for Taub Cranmer in Chester Street
A baby named Taub Cranmer was born Saturday morning to Mead Mrs Taub Cranmer of Chester Street.
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A von
Mead
Taub Cranmer
Chester Street
Red Cross War Fund Drive Meetings Planned Sunday
Four Red Cross War Fund drive meetings will be held Sunday with talks by G Dowda, Bert O Byatt, and speakers including Van Voorhin, Park By, and Dr. W T Kaestown. A daughter was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Tarold Payne. plans include two men sent to meetings.
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RED Cross
Fone
Innox
Bern
Ingell
Toeat Itan
Aumosmen
Bamen
G. Dowda
Bert O. Byatt
North Therty
Femk van Voorhin
Lock
Judge Park By
W. T. Kaatown
Optimistic Thought Reform to Users
The note urges a gradual and durable reform in user practices. It emphasizes steady progress, cautious change, and sustained improvement, warning against abrupt shifts that could disrupt trust or effectiveness. The guidance highlights measured implementation and long term stability in policy adjustments.
Local names drift through Wolhonding and Chevront Hidge
A garbled regional note mentions Moy t Mina Prisete Ja Green of Wolhonding and Mish Mie re Urather of Chevront Hidge. The fragmentary text hints at local personalities or affiliations but lacks clear actions or events. Further readable details are needed to form a complete news item.
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Millawood
Mina Prisete Ja Green
Wolhonding
Mish
Miere Urather
Chevront
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