Grandma Hill Receives Care as Recovery Remains Uncertain
Grandmother Hill, hurt in a serious accident, shows little improvement and remains under care with a trained nurse assisting. The Poore and Stennis families enjoyed a picnic near town, then returned home after a late supper. Mullane family travelers from the ranch report car trouble but good health overall and plan to return tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Hill
W. A. Poore
P. Stennis
Rs. Poore
Isabelle Smith
Mullane
Drowning Report Near Dayton Prompts River Search
Judge Stennis toured Lakewood yrdoy and relayed news of the alleged drowning of Tan Mat Threlkeld, a Dayton resident and family man. He left Thursday night for the river and did not return. The family began inquiries, his horse and clothing were found on the river bank, and divers had been dragging the river with no body found yet this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Mellet
Stennis
Lakewood Yrdoy
Matte
Major Dean Smith Flies Over City Then Plans Return to San Antonio
Major Dean Smith piloted a biplane from San Antonio, staged a brief flight over the city last night, then fired the craft in the Hubbard area west of town. He announced another fight tomorrow night before sundown and a six o clock Monday morning departure to San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Smith
San Antonio
A Million Dollar Crop Forecast by Gurley Corn Company
Gurley Hiroon Corn director A L Gurley predicts over one million dollars worth of brown corn marketed in Clovis unit sea wa reaching the market. He cites good crop condition with high yield prospects due to earlier favorable weather and soot rains this season. Market conditions and prices are expected to stay strong for quality corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gurley
Gurley Hiroon Corn Company
Clovie
Seawau
Gosage
Clovis
Journal
Shelby Kinge’s Seventh Birthday Party in La Huerta
Shelby Kinge hosts a birthday gathering at his La Huerta home this afternoon from four to six o’clock. He turns seven today. ice cream and cookies are served as refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Kinge
la Huerta
Shelby
War Work Real Test of Worth for American Volunteers
Delivers a portrait by Maximilian Foster of Y M C A volunteers in France, showing the hard grind behind the fronts. Describes Doctor Charles Park and family running a Tours cafe serving meals to soldiers, with long hours and little rest. Highlights the shift from romance to steady toil, asserting the work performed behind the lines is crucial even if not glorious.
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Maximilian Foster
France
America
Chary
Dr. Charles Park
Tours
Port Duquesne
Doctor Park
Santa Barbara
Cal
Park
Hetty
Nancy
Parks
Fen
Walt
Transport Department
Jack
Read the Evening Current for the latest pews
A short notice urges readers to consult the Evening Current for up to date church seating arrangements and related pew availability, advising against asking neighbors and encouraging direct inquiry with the newspaper for timely details.
Drafted Corvallis Carrier Faces Uncertain Service
Frnest Chase of Corvallis Oregon, a rural mail carrier, was drafted after failing a physics exam and discharged as physically unfit by the Navy. He faced a new draft, awaiting a medical board decision, and weighed quitting his job to join the army or awaiting reassignment after army enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Navy
Community Worship Address on What America Owes to France
Dr. W B Goodsell, noted physician and speaker, will give a religious patriotic address at the Air dome Sunday evening titled What America Owes to France. The Ministerial Alliance invites all Carlsbad residents to attend as special music and hymns accompany the service including The Plehtic On America and a new hymn Amer ica! America set to Maryland My Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Goodsell
Airdome
America
France
Goodsell
Carlsbad
Healtes
Dr. Darling
Roswell
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Sam
the Public Utilities Co
Miss Park
Man le
Army
Jacob J. Smith
Taworing
Postoffice
Harry Woodman
Moritz & Nelson
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