Deacon Doster and Monroe look to progress and hospital hope
A lively Monroe Journal sketches local life in June 1917, highlighting Deacon Doster’s mishap with a sideboard and a family scene, while praising community figures like Judge Rogers and Rev. Lonnie. The piece urges establishing a hospital, urging personal and civic effort, and noting Red Cross organizing efforts and county plans amid wartime sentiment.
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Ben Franklin
Red Cross Society
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Red Crown
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Eilen Picard Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Hospital di Tors
Union County
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Monroe Journal
Tohn Beasley
Deacon Doster
Sayway
Doc John Blair
Bey
Doe
Ema
Asphalt Avenue
John Stewart
Denver Notloway
Hullowiy
Polivy
Bern
Gillans
Alberiign
Chamber of
Counon
Reg
Lonnie
Heven
Confederacy
Col. Payne
Court House
Rogers
Fiterevald
Rt Hospital Parecer
Mantoe
Ite
Cargtiny
Gus
Ad- Vale
Floners
W. V. Tucker
Fiat
Eranta
Richardson
PL Tyans
AL the Red Cross
Central Methodist _eburi nieht
Dro HF
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Mise Lottie Ative Eee
Bhiker
Washington
Work Speaks
Roe
J.E. Preslar
bru-Nel Theatre
Hidden Valley
Bluebird
Carlyle Blackwell
Ethel Clayton
W.H Belk & Bro
Monroe Hardware Co
Main, Hayne, Franklin, and
Morgan Streets