Wounded American Company Soldier Writes From French Hospital
Sam Renick, wounded on July 15 in France, describes a five inch trench wound to his stomach area and surgery. He reports recovering, plans to return to his regiment, praises the nurses, and notes his unit's front line efforts as the war continues.
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Sam Renick
France
Sue
Will
Sam
Warren Area Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Dillman and Zada Banter with Warren callers Tuesday. Eugene Cruse and family visited Will Richey Thursday night. Ben Good attended a Bluffton business meeting Thursday. Arch Griffiths family returned to Oklahoma after visiting Columbus Griffith. Beula Holdren called on Grandma Cruse Thursday evening. Ralph Leas spent Thursday with W. C. Slusher family. Cochran funeral attendance for Henry Batson at Mt. Zion on Friday. Hope Elwood visited Ada Gilbert Sunday afternoon. Ruth Palmer evening caller. J. G. Tharp and D. T. Riggs groups motored to Marion Saturday. Eugene Cruse and Naomi with Slusher and Leas families spent Sunday with Fred Williams. Tribolet family called on A. T. Gilbert Sunday evening. Ruth and Rachel Howell visited Walter Howell Sunday. Ross Slusher owns a new automobile. Cruse returned to Illinois Tuesday after weeks with relatives.
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Zada Banter
Ruth Slusher
Warren
Eugene Cruse
Will Richey
Ben Good
Bluffton
Arch Griffith
Oklahoma
Columbus Griffith
Beula Holdren
Grandma Cruse
Ralph Leas
W. C. Slusher
G. W. Cochran
Henry Batson
Mt. Zion
Hope Elwood
Ada Gilbert
Ruth Palmer
J. G. Tharp
D. T. Riggs
Preston
Marion
Naomi
Fred Williams
Charles Tribolet
A. T. Gilbert
Ruth
Rachel Howell
Walter Howell
Ross Slusher
Illinois
Digestive tablets praised by Indiana resident
Mrs. Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania reports long standing poor digestion until trying Chamberlains Tablets about a year ago. She says after using them her digestion improved and is now fine.
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Chamberlain
Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Farmers pay $2.15 per bushel for No 1 red wheat
Studabaker Grain & Seed Co announces payment of 2.15 dollars per bushel for No 1 red wheat graded under government ruling. The notice targets local farmers and grain sellers.
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Studabaker Grain & Seed CO
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van Buren
Huntington
C. B. Williams
Journal
Capitola Deane East Main Street
Ladies’ Home Journal
van Buren, Ind
Susibelle Skerd
Belgium
Breedlove Bros
South First Street
Fr. van Buren
Federal Farm
Grant CO
National Farm Loan Association
Marion National Bank Bldg
Marion, Ind