American Soldiers Hold German Attacks Across Sector
Reports describe American, French, and British troops repelling German assaults from the Aisne to the Marne. Near Neuilly wood and Jaulgonne Germans suffer heavy losses, several town changes hands, and 100 prisoners are taken. Submarine activity off the Atlantic coast noted. War Savings Weeks announced for South Carolina with a pledge to economize and invest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuilly Wood
Chatau-Ter
Tay
Marne
Jaulgonne
Chateau-Thierry
France
Soissons
Uhe
Aisne
Oureq
Ternant
Neuilly la Vaterie
Veuilly la Potovne
Oise
Germins
Pernant
Flinders
Piewrdy
Entcaine
Ye Watt
Supiem Conneil
Athints
Tevin
Bitter
Wilson
Eghar Hunt
Army of Sewers
Hou
Carolina
Oilie
Pamienentie
Carol
Heegesen
Billole
Jaal
County Campaign Committee Meets At Court House
An uneventful session of the County Executive Committee was held at the courthouse on Tuesday. Members reviewed campaign logistics, attendee lists, and candidate fund allocations. The plan includes a statewide itinerary with events in Lake View, Oak Grove, Minturn, and Little Rock, ending with a final rally in Sasher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Busine
Hiward Ros
Lake View
Tracey &. Fore
Oak Grove
G. D. Barlow
Maple Mhl
Jd Hamer
Little Rock
Page
Addys Mill
A. J. Carmehad
Mt Cilvary
Lo M. Rogers
Fork
FP Stephens
Heruuda
Bow Dew
Lattodas
Mebelion
Pleasant HM
Lo Melinis
Judson
Hamer
Jesse
House of Repe
Otti
Enric
Minturn
Oak
Latta
Bile
Dillon
Tatty
Lake Venn
Methodist church announcements stray service times
Services at the Methodise Cha Main steer Methentist clivert, Watson Sh Duncan, Pastor Study school at 10 am. My WwW Harry Muller, Superintendent Wreaching at Trame and So poo by Rev M. W. Hook, Presiding Elder of the Marion District, Epworth League at 745 pow er, L. C. Braddy, Jr. President Prayer services on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clivert
Watson Sh Duncan
Harry Muller
Trame
M. W. Hook
Marion
Epworth League
Power
L. C. Braddy
Verdun Blows and Verdant Warfront Dreaded News Reach Ottawa
A fragmented field report describes battlefield signals near Verdun and Ostend, with German assaults and French responses. The dispatch notes shifting lines, heavy shelling, and cautious advances as troops move under bombardment. The writer recounts limited information, suppression of details, and the tense anticipation of a major breakthrough as authorities await further word.
Fractured OCR tally leads to mixed town events
The readable fragments describe a local meeting, a dispute between residents, and references to individuals such as Maud Hydee and Miss Lester. The text hints at a vote, neighborhood tensions, and roles like treasurer and secretary, but many names and actions are garbled.
Vast jumble of wartime notes and names on a clipped page
The fragment lists many scattered names, places, and institutions including Misses Vladys Swath and Wyathr, Maria Elliot, Raymond Evans of the University of South Carolina, Douglas Izzard of Purian University, and Mrs Albert Clarke of Asheville. It notes a weekend visit to a city by Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith and references multiple ships, voyages, and wartime mentions amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladys Swath
Wyathr
Maria Elliot
Convers
Atlee David
Saleo Colvee
Raymond Evans
University of South Carolina
Douglas Izzard
Purian University
Albert Clarke
Asheville, NC
City
W. B. Smith
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The
Ourea
Marie Ey
Lirach
Dentue
Houston Miunning
Univer
Weleek
Beth Waumty
Heder
Phe
Hilton Herat
Orsisian
Dalfons
May Denese Farra
Max F
Baltimore
Orble
Ferman
Ottawa
Satdier
Eerie Ethoer
Wien
Lorient
Inuath
Verdun
Barre
Wetinies Tex
Ascenibs
SCC
Pisaetel
Juliet Bake
Ton Gots Ovni Ron
Valsa
NMA Ag
Von
Tadiett
Cere
Vital Wee
Ra Tanier
Alilne
Ageene
Hue
I.e
Jordan
Habs
Mad Hog
van Moony
Hol Hiiten
Pag Fat Maud Hydee
Martins
Amran
Favelteptia
Sealy
Fae
Wwe
Mowety
Vishiats Ab Geis
Hee Miss Lester
Miss Nota
Creretary
Eanope Bernd
Se Erie, Ale
Dave
Crete
Wethe Prenehes
Duphy
Fred
Chen
Patsy
Tien
Phan Bay
Ibe
Rene
Europe
Conner
Ellen
Rob
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