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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1918

Page

4

United War Work drive backs soldiers morale nationwide

A nationwide United War Work campaign runs November 11 18 to fund comfort services for soldiers. Major groups including Y M C A Y W C A National Catholic War Council Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service American Library Association and Salvation Army unite under President Wilson to raise 170000000 for war effort while local schools resume with improved library cataloging and new facilities and equipment in anticipation of reopening.

K. of C Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service American Library Association Salvation Army America Wilson United United War Work Campaign National War Work Gcouncall Y. M.C. A. War Work Council National Catholic War Counci War Qramp Community Service Young Men's Christian Association The Young, Women's Christian Association National Catholic War Council Knights of Columbus

Diller Public Schools Reopen After Flu Brief Pause

Diller Public Schools plan to reopen Monday after a monthlong shutdown due to illness. No serious flu cases were reported among the Diller community though several residents were sick.

Harbine Briefs on Funeral, Enlistments and Illness

Joe Price traveled to Kansas City to attend the funeral of his niece Minnie Seymour who died of the flu in Washington. Otto Schnuelle recovers from pneumonia after the flu. Will Arnold joined the Kansas City ambulance corps and is a Geo Arnold’s son. Arnold returned to Omaha for a bank job after visiting home. Dick Ommen was on the sick list. A heavy rain improved prospects for next year’s wheat crop.

Joe Price Kansas City Minnie Seymour Wash Otto Schnuelle John Bishop Will. Arnold Geo Arnold Martin Arnold Omaha Dick Ommen

Red Cross Seeks Small Platinum Donations From Public

Eva Stotts asks readers to join Red Cross drives by donating small amounts of platinum found in personal jewelry and items. Collectors target rings pins brooches watches and vanity cases while tin and foil are discouraged as impractical.

Red Cross Ae Cross

Letters Describe War Era Pillow Donations From Nebraska Locals

Miss Ballard reports pillow donations for soldiers at Camp Dodge during the 1918 epidemic. Items include pillows, slips, feathers, and cloths from multiple Nebraska households. A quarantine lift is anticipated by November 2, with notes of sending boxes to Fort Riley.

Miss. Ballard US Army Base Hospital Camp Dodge Laws Miss Ballard Diller Nebraska Kral A Meyer

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