Community social events fill town calendar
A long list of gatherings appears with details for a card party at the home of Mrs. Ride, a Sowing Club meeting hosted by Mrs. A W Ashenfelder, and a Ladies Aid Society session at the Baptist church. Attendees include Mrs. Gorman of Kokomo, Mrs. Spraker, and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Soclety
Lbs “Aid’Society
St Mark's Pin
Brill
J. Francois
Jefferson
Burl L. Spraker
Muhiey
Ike
Ee Careiblaas Sullivan
Dms Gorman
Kokoma
Ind
Nareletts
van de
Wallace Needlecraft Club
Hi. F. Bell
Meadames McQuae
Leneham
Rutherford
Rust
Aid Society
Parish Aid Society of Christ’ Episcopal Church
Tha Pariah House
Mra
B.D. Avia
BrintOeworth
Mise Hassle Borgens
Shinnaton Club Sets Wiring for Cemetery Cleanup
Shinnaton's Club and WMe Civic Club of Shinnston undertake a commendable effort to identify and organize cemetery work with support and cooperation expected from Wilkens of the city and local parent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinnaton's Club Club
Wme Civic Club of
Shinnston
Wilkens
Modes of headwear for women in military notes period
In the text small bets and veiled commentary discuss crowns and materials used by women, noting ostrich feathers and velvet as favored yet sometimes overdone. It highlights the fashion emphasis on high crowned hats and ornamental veiling, with comments on popularity and season trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Sy
Laan
Ourahe
Fragmented OCR Curiosities From a Mixed Language Page
A garbled OCR fragment shows a jumble of names places and phrases across multiple languages. It hints at a discussion of careers meetings and eccentric imagery including birds ostrich feathers and art though the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent events or clear individuals.
Washington Woman Seeks Adopted Soldiers Aid in Europe
Mrs. K Holbrook of 1426 Massachusetts Avenue urges American women to adopt soldiers in Europe and send warm clothing for the winter campaign. She has written to acquaintances nationwide asking them to knit socks gloves and other garments, with France and Belgium the focus. Mme Cons, linked to Bryn Mawr College, supports the effort and letters from volunteers are encouraged to provide woolen clothing and comfort to wounded and stationed troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aveoldier
Touritmiés
Bélgium
Bartioutar
K. Holbrook
Btrs
Jattort
Hugh
Grance
France
Louis
Rie Geatjfroy
Sir Hilaire
Parlay
Otha
Bryn “Mawr
Mirki Iotbrook
Horaelt
Beibrook
Basie
Obelp Polara
Rine Beldha
Yap
Roosevelt Endorses National Preparedness and Army Plan
In New York a Roosevelt letter to Henry A Wise Wood endorses the national preparedness program. He supports the call for universal military service, a Swiss style mobilization plan, and the defense of Panama America’s seas and overseas interests, urging publication of the general staff’s plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Roosevelt
Conference Committee
Henry A. Wise Wood
Wood
Bo ‘Avery
America
Vasior
fMonros
Ita
Io Vordor
Bocana—Weimust
Staf
West Virginia Shows Splendid Lead in Extension Work
West Virginia makes a strong showing in agricultural extension efforts, leading several states with substantial funding. The bulletin lists totals by state and program, noting a national fund pool and allocations for administration, demonstrations, and home programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Oniley States
Drainéhes
McOuie
West
Virginia
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticu
Délaware
Moridayudaho
Kennan
Danielana
Maryland
Massachingette
Montana
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Dakota
Orégon
Pensylvania
Rhode
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Texas
New York
Delaware
Staton
Smith-Lever
Unite States ‘Departments
of Agriculture
Balkan Route to Constantinople and Allied Interests
Fragmented OCR describes a strategic Balkan route from Belgrade to Constantinople via Nish and Adrianople. It notes terrain, mountain chains, protected passes, and the role of rail corridors as a potential Allied or Central Powers focus, with emphasis on the geopolitical significance of this line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
Balerade
Constantinople
Serbia
Hla Tvik
Belgrade
Nish
Dta
Baby Drowns After Doll Falls Into Water
A baby named Frances Herily, about ten months old, drowned after a doll fell into water. The mother reported the incident and the body was recovered for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darmenan
Mojjatoy
Paulpodntalning
Yuler
Wiedco
Uttle
Frances Herily
Scaines
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Hostean
Nea
Afraony
Ray
G. Ardlott
Yoho
Britton
Ure
C.faler
Nedagan
Georgel” Mismith
James Halpenny
Chirias Wedeno
Peter Burg
Bngper
Perel
Feral
Mabel Carr
Christian Association
Weedlo
Srilée Méchanics
C.K
Uvery
Randall
Ogden
Dresitant
Moors
Ani Mires Joes
The
Treasurar
Wss Eyre Monroe
CIA
Ceromi Swill
Pall Daoples Owningecan Etary
Alrmaz
Mit
oMrs McTer- Foo
Inne
Shinnstonsl
Nick Wisser
Leotie
Bazasr
Gaaies' Aid
St. “Mathis
Taitehran
Ofitoh
Tiomesof
George Richman
Chilo
McGrelland Bible Class
Thimble Club
George Tate
Smith Building
Mra. G. D. Fleming
Nutter
Norris
Stella. Duncan
Mier Bertha Balenting
Mins Ode Marwell
Misa Essle\ Maxwell
Keyne
Kiddy
Miss Moula
Underwood
Misa
Connie Manley
J.brown
I. B
H. L. LeMasters
Fair Grounds
Nors ‘Wood
Calvin G. Squires
Hoa Parsons
Chestnut Street
Audiiary of Christ| Episcopal Church
Tog
Anne Wehelie
Europe
Germany
Theodore T. Roosevelt
United States
Brown
Dow
John Jewelry Companiy
Balkan
Urea Sane
Heston
Oh Neni
Corelly
the & Socient Railroad
Pigiterodty
Fensen
Gonpirs Secord
Willamsburgn
William HapReia
Peeenthok Droken
New Worl
Henry
Ziegler Hom
Polyis
Dee
Ian
Pile
al Méjter
Bite
Jean Franch& Sons
Plano
Imauery
Phon
Rene
Barrithout Fk
Candli
H. J. Millhall Piano Co
Sealey Heights, Carksbarg W.va
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