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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
7
Lula Hyatt Administratrix announces qualification as administrator of Richard Hyatt estate. All debtors must pay and all claimants present duly authenticated within legal time or be barred from recovery. January 9, 1923.
Notice is given that all persons indebted to Luther R. Hayes estate are requested to pay to Home administrator and all claims against the estate must be presented with proper authentication by February 7, 1919 at 12 a m at the administrator's office for final discharge. J D Ray is administrator. Joe Cabell Davis is Judge of Probate in Dillon County.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends of all races for sympathy during illness and bereavement. Notices announceEmily Moore executor seeks final discharge as administrator for J A Moore estate with Feb 6 1919 hearing at 10 a m. in Dillon County. Annie L Jackson administratrix seeks final discharge for F S Jackson estate with Feb 8 1919 hearing at 10 a m. in Dillon County. Pages Mill Furnishing Co stockholders meet Jan 24 1919 at 8 p m at Lake View to consider capital increase to 10000 dollars. W M GADDY secretary.
Howard R. Keister, a Dunnellon Florida YMCA man, recalls how sweet chocolate provided by the YMCA was delivered to an isolated platoon of Company D, 109th Machine Gun Battalion, 28th Division, during heavy fighting east of Chateau Thierry near the Vesle River at Fismes. The effort reached a unit surrounded on three sides amid gas, shells, and sniper fire as they held a narrow river crossing under perilous fire.
John H. Clifford, a Baptist minister and YMCA worker, receives the Croix de Guerre for extraordinary heroism in France. He braved heavy fire and repeatedly went over the top to rescue Colonel Albertus W. Catlin of the Sixth Marines, carrying him to safety on a stretcher. Born in Oxford, England, 51, Clifford has preached worldwide and chose service with the YMCA in France.
Paris Dec 26 General Pershing has praised the Y M C A for soldiers in the A E F and expressed appreciation for its work in the United States. He sent a cable to Dr John R Mott head of the National War Work Council wishing Christmas greetings and a cordial New Year.
New York reports nearly 3.9 million dollars of supplies shipped to France in November for American Expeditionary Forces. Tobacco products led the demand with 1.35 million dollars, over 464 thousand pounds of tobacco and 198 million cigarettes. Confectionery, jams, sugar and chewing gum totals are listed, reflecting sustained relief needs post armistice.
Paris December 1 Stanley Modra of 2123 Caton Avenue Brooklyn a Y M C A secretary has received the Croix de Guerre from General Haller commander in chief of the Polish army. He is the third Y M C A man honored for conspicuous bravery. Modra served with the Polish forces since arriving in France five months ago and was commended for carrying supplies under heavy fire from a hut in the Vosges. He aided troops by serving cocoa cakes and cigarettes, boosting morale amid intense fighting.
Dr Richart Flinn pastor of North Avenue Presbyterian Church in Atlanta will go to France for YMCA service. He is a renowned Southeast minister with many friends and will engage in specialized educational work likely overseas for some time.
Atlanta GA January reports General Pershing offered to release AEF officers and men for Y M C A work. This reduced overseas drafts as Franco trained workers could serve, though some candidates were disappointed. The Y M C A will still send some specialists abroad while relying on existing Franco personnel. Dr W W Alexander notes the offer shows high esteem from the U S government and AEF leadership.
Creditor notice filed by Sallie Taylon as administratrix of Charlie E Taylon deceased requests all debts to be paid and all claims presented within the legally prescribed period or be barred. The administrator’s address is 1 9L 280.
Early vigorous plants are necessary for best tobacco. Select well drained friable land, preferably in woods to reduce grass and wind. Prepare seed bed with heat sterilization, manure, and careful soil work. Sow two level teaspoons of seed per 100 sq yd, cover lightly, and maintain moisture and weed control. Transplant April to May after danger of frost, aiming for six inch tall stock.
Doctors and druggists tout Calotab as the nausealess laxative that cures colds grippe influenza and pneumonia. One Calotab at bedtime with no water ensures no nausea no salts and no interference with meals. Wake up ready for work with appetite restored. Sold by druggists in sealed packages for thirty five cents. money back if not delighted.
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