Red Cross Notes Urge Continued Knitting And War Relief
No Red Cross meeting held due to storm. 26 members met Wednesday afternoon to prep pajama suits 6 hospital shirts 10 surgical dressings 440 units. Knitting continues as February bulletin urges persistence. Bureau of Communication informs relatives of soldiers casualties and details through a Paris central office and U S staff. Eva Stotts, Recording Secy.
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Red Cross
Bureau of Military Relief
War Department
Bureau of Communication
American Red Cross
William R. Castle, Jr
Harvard College
Harvard Graduates’ Magazine
Stovel
Paris
E. Gerry Chadwick
New York
Robert Davis
Englewood
N. J
Frank W. Gaunsaulus
Chicago Tribune
Eva Stotts
Harbine Community Notices and Personal News
Albert Monroe Smith of Harbine area, born 1874 in Peoria and died Feb 7 1918 in Beatrice hospital after a weeklong illness. Funeral at Harbine Baptist Church with Rev. Shellenberger officiating. burial north of Harbine. Survived by wife, three children Harry Harold Esther, and three grandchildren. A brother arrived from Council Bluffs for the funeral. Local sales at Harbine and Grant Beam farms. charivari for Shipmans at Safe Shipman home. Various visits and social updates. school notes on a farm survey and student activities. Valentine Day festivities mentioned.
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Albert Monroe Smith
Harbine
Peoria
Ill
Beatrice Hospital
Smith
Harbine — . Baptist Church
Rev. Shellenberger
Fairbury
Harry
Harold
Esther
Council Bluffs
Fred Krebs
Grant Beam
Frank Shipman
Shipman
Marie Shipman
G. F Kroetsching
Carl Sandman
Elcar
pAptery
H.—W.—-Parker
Arthur Weers
Harry Weddell
Olga Koenig
Weddel
Steele City
Walter Murray
Liberty
Washington Grammar Room Celebrates Lincoln Birthday
The grammar room held Lincoln biographies and a talk by Mr. Weddel. Pupils saluted the flag before leaving to honor Lincoln. The piano returned from use at a Baptist church and both rooms plan a Valentine box. Students begin a garden survey and play marbles as spring arrives.
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Washington
Lincoln
Weddel
Nebr
Baptist Church
A. Lincoln
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