Red Cross Shop Promotes Heating Stoves and Curios
The Red Cross Shop advertises heating stoves and wood fuel, offering various stoves and kindling at low prices. New items include a carved tree trunk souvenir linked to the Emerald Tale and Pioneer history, donated to support the fund. The shop also seeks more volunteer workers, especially mothers constrained at home, reporting to the shop Monday morning.
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Red Cross
Baxter
Tucsean
Ireland
Arizona
John Ellis
Batter
Trish
Twin Butts
Mrs Edwards Interred in Greenfield Illinois
Mrs Edwards, aged about eighty, native of Sangamon County, IL, will be interred in Greenfield. Funeral services are private for her, with burial at her former home in Greenfield. She lived most of her life in Illinois and was the mother of Mrs William Wakefield.
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Mrs. Edwards
Greenfield, Ill
Prvate
Nannieecht
William Wakeflet
Hamne Greenfield
Edwards
Sangamon County
Relatives Urged to Call News Editor on Arrival
Note asks families of men arriving overseas to telephone information to The Citizen News Editor at phone 6056. The notice seeks prompt transmission of arrival details and is addressed to relatives awaiting word.
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Citizen
Soldier Miguel Soto Receives Safe Arrival Notice
A family receives word that Private Miguel Soto of the 109th Trench Mortar Battery, A E F, has sailed on a ship that has arrived safely overseas.
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Miguel Soto
Soto
109Th Trench Mortar Battery
Social Items Mentions Tempe Visit and Fort Rosecrans Plan
Social notes describe Paul Mebote visiting Tempe Friday evening to spend a few days with relatives and friends then returning to Tucson Sunday evening before departing Monday with drafted ten for Fort Rosecrans San Diego. It also mentions quarantined University rampies invited to a party at Mrs von KleinSmiths home to lift spirits with costumes and entertainment. News includes Ernest Pafford and Roloff Reaves reported to have left university for Officer Training camp and fallen ill with Spanish Flu on the way in San Antonio. Buy More Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mebote
Tempe
Tucson
Fort Rosecrans
San Diego
Mra von KieinSmith
Ernest Pafford
Roloff Reaves
San Antonio
Emergency at Varsity Met by Red Cross
An urgent appeal from the University training camp hospital called for bed-shirts bed-socks and face masks for influenza care. Local Red Cross headquarters mobilized quickly with volunteers sewing and knitting through Friday and Saturday. Workers produced 867 bed-shirts 75 bed-socks 24 shirts and 25 pairs of socks while Arts faculty women quarantined at the roots completed 120 face masks for nurses and doctors.
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Jocal Red Cross
Tuceen
Sweaters for Fighting Mechanics at UU
The Red Cross asks Tucson residents to donate yarn money or sweaters for University of Arizona workers serving in the military. Knitters will sew sleeveless grey or khaki sweaters, with local donor Anna Moore contributing yarn for two sweaters and knitting three herself.
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Nathan Strauss
Tucson
Ned Cross
Red Cross
Anna Moore
East Third R Street
Red Cross urges aid as influenza spreads in Pacific division
A Pacific Division Red Cross note pleads for nursing volunteers and household aides as influenza widens civilian and military needs. It calls for Christmas box distribution, revised ambulance and bed equipment, and clear labeling for parcel recipients with all chapters urged to recruit qualified women.
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Pacific Division
Pacific
Red Cross
Immigrant Inspector Attends Mother’s Funeral in Texas
Alfred E. Burnett, in charge of the local immigration station, left Sunset near Fort Worth to attend his mother’s funeral. Harlan W. Hall of The Phoenix Republican, promoting the United War Work Fund, passed Tucson on a statewide publicity tour. Epgar Darnali, ill with influenza at Fort Leavenworth Army Hospital, is reportedly recovering. Cardinal Gibbons receives England’s commission at his jubilee as bishop in Baltimore, with a party including Keating, Barnes, and Shane Leslie.
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Alfred E. Burnett
Sunset
Fort Worth
Tex
Harlan W. Hall
Phoenix Republican
United War Work Fund
Tucson
Epgar Darnali
Fort Leavenworth
Cardinal Gibbons
England
Baltimore
Catholic Hierarchy of
Frederick William Keating
Northampton
William Barnes
Oxford University
Shane Leslie
Dublin Review
War work needs women typists and clerical staff
wartime notice calls for girls to join as typists and clerical workers to support the YMC A, Salvation Army, Y W C A and other groups in the United War Work campaign. It cites Paris reports praising stenographers as crucial to war effort and lists numbers of women already serving in France in various roles from operators to canteen staff and librarians.
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U.S. A
Theodore Woosscelt
Burt
Paris
Marne
Germany
Miss McCook
Y. McA
K. of
Salvation Army
American Library Association
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
United War Work
United States
YMCA
France
Red Cress
Dutia
R Ovn
AELA
Public School Teachers Assist With War Work
Public school teachers assist with war work by volunteering for the local selective service board. They prepare questionnaires and perform clerical tasks for workload on November 1, with many named teachers listed as volunteers and previously praised for service.
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Altheve
Selective Service Board
Fos
Aijine Woods
Lou Bullfinch
Mae Kelly
Latorne Townsend
Emily Holt
Veronica Powers
Helen S Nicholson
Julia F. Atkinson
Iydia Sleight
Anna Dwyer
Mandrene Brown
Goldie Gibson
Barth
Terpkina
Anne Irene Walther
Nan Newscomber
Julia Keen
Adah Lineweaver
Florence B. West
Gunat
Laurene Steven
Eva Cattell
Margaret Manning
McCall
Ruth Newcomb
Maria Teana
Beas Evans
Mary Hall
Mythe Y Teuffy
Mmes
Margaret E. Tettie
Fiorence B Teague
Ber Daniels
Junior Red Cross Busy Despite Quarantine
The Inier Red Cross, reorganized by Mrs Mika Caraventer, continues work despite school closures. Students at high schools and other schools maintain efforts on 162 bedside tables per group, aiming for completion before November 14.
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Red Cross
Inier Red Cross
Mra
Mika Caraventer
Wee
How Rheumatism Begins and Kidney Health Remedy
Excerpt explains rheumatism arising from kidney failure and uric acid buildup. Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure, claiming long history, pageant-like benefits, and direct import origin from Haarlem Netherlands with a U S office in New York.
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Haarlem
Holland
Mite. Co
Beewman St
Lille Celebrates Allied Advance as German Retreat Ends
Reports from Lille and surrounding regions describe streets filled with celebration as British troops drive German forces from the area. Civilians, including women and children, wave flags, sing patriotic songs, and press roses to uniforms while refugees head home through war-torn routes.
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Bel Oie
Cerman Aries
Belgum
Oyo
Ari Iq
Citiens
Lille
Othe Bhoe
Explosion Damages Wells Motor Works Building
A carbide tank exploded at Wells Motor Works on fast LINT street near Third and Fourth avenues Friday. Louis Frekiels protested to the city council after his property detail was damaged. The blast blew out one end of the shop. the council postponed approval for a temporary galvanized iron structure on a residence lot due to the business’s unsuitability in a residential area.
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Wells Motor & Webting Works
Fast Lint Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
Acroch
Louis Frekiels
Wells
GA. Weile
North Sixth Avenue
Exhibition golf matches aid Red Cross net $263775
Exhibition events under the Western Golf Association yielded $263 775 this season for the Red Cross. President Charles F Thompson said two games were played with minimal expenses, limited to traveling and pyotes costs, including a Lakeshore Country Club match that netted $26 900. Buy More Bonds.
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Chicago
Red Cross
Western Golf Association
Charlies F. Thompson
Thompson
Lakeshore Country Club
Death of Charles Cro gat Danvers Hymnwriter and Lawyer
New York October reports the death of Charles Cro gat Danvers a lawyer inventor author and composer known for What a Friend We Have in Jesus plus other hymns He died at his Englewood New Jersey home after a long career in law invention and music.
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New York
Charles Crogat Danvers
Jesus
Rey
Engiewood
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Beauty Parlor
Sixth Avenue
Shop East
Ives
Broadway Grocery
Rae Ciel
T. C. Triplett
E. 8Th and
Pine Streets
Delion
Sheaffer
Sheaffer's
South Sixth Ave
London
War Department
Charles W. Davis
Medford, Or
Sam . Culp
Phoenix
Ajo
Willard Service Station
Sitth Ave
Rands
Wells Motor Works
Georgette
Kerrick
Smart Shop
E. Congress St
H. H. Haas
Gary
East Congress
Ford Garage
Fishers
Norwalk
J. Breck Richardson & Co
E. Congress
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