Lutheran Service Flag of 17 Stars Raised at East Vernon
A large service flag with seventeen stars was raised at Tavheraun Zion church in East Vernon during a Sunday night ceremony attended by a full house. Rev. Schulz urged Lutheran loyalty to America, support for camp pastors, and prayer for soldiers, noting church investments in Liberty Bonds and Red Cross contributions. He defended use of German in parochial schools and highlighted 200,000 Lutheran boys serving without disobedience amid wartime.
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Tavheraun Zion Church
East
Res Schulz
America
Rev
Lehnitz
Schulz
Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Synod
United States
American Red Cross
Schultz
Juitheran
Church of the
Germany
Local Women Named Red Cross Nurses in Vernon
Four Vernon women have been appointed Red Cross nurses. Miss Sadie Jones is set to go abroad, Dixie and Ada King received appointments, and Mrs. Jesse Dale is selected as a home defense nurse liable to service anywhere in the United States. Elizabeth Knipp has applied for consideration and awaits acceptance notice.
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Sadie Jones
Floston
Dixie
Ada King
Jesse Dale
American Red Cross
Dale
United States
Pretty Birthday Party Becomes Community Highlight
A birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson home celebrated Miss Mozelle Anderson’s fifth birthday with games a fishpond favored by five pink candles on the cake and homemade ice cream and cake. Guests included Mary Francis Goo Nell McConnell and others. Mrs. Anderson led the hosting with Gertrude Jones Louise Anderson and others assisting. A new baby girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. Hi Sehappra near Vernon, arrived Tuesday. The Food Administration urges heating wheat substitutes 45 minutes at 185 degrees to prevent pests. sealed packages need not be heated. W. N. Martin and family visited Knox county. Chira Barnes recently returned from Denton where she trained as a teacher.
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Mary Francis Goo
Nell McConnell
W.T. Rowse
Maurgaret Rowse
Mary Elizabeth Piper
Winfred Shive
Mary Virginia Sewell
Annie May Pinkston
Frank Anderson
Sophy Jackson
Merle Allison
Olga Mason
George Mason
Mhigabeth Tally
Evelyn Rogers
Clyde Hodges
Coy Jackson
Roy Jackson
Arthur Ward
Albert Jackson
Anderson
Gertrude Jones
Louise Anderson
dHowfer Fivans
Winnie Lee Evans
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W. H. Schulz
Imperial German Church
W. HH. Schulz
Ameri
Ed Tehmann
Paul Shar
William Gfeller
Karl Lowke
William Poerster
John Lingnau
Emil Reinisch
Gerhard Lingnau
Edwin Lingnau
Paul Schur
Karl Weideraenders
Ewald Schroeder
Emil Lehman
Karl Schur
Reinhold Hempel
Alvin Schoppa
Sand Hlerman Gloyna
Meneame Cement Cencommitter Public Information
RED Cross
Suicet
We Troy
Ada Keng
Mrs. Dale
Home Service
Vernon
Elizabeth Knipp
Applic
Ation
GW. Backus
Vit Ile
Nolan
Otto Tireff
Austin
Alvin Tiroff
Mr. Tireff
Wilbarger County
Geo. W. Backus, Jr
Vernon Sunday
Mineral Wells
Camp Pike, Ark
Officers’ Training School
Ophone
Boren-Stewart
Dallas
M. Anderson
Little Food Administration
Miss Mozette
Mrs. J. M. An
Derson
Little Miss Mozelle
Sehappra
Thesday
The
Food Administration
W. N. Martin
Knox County
Mr. Martin
S. Martin
Gillil
Chira Barnes
Denton
State Normal
Parsley School
I. Pen Soul
Meyer Bros. Drug Co
St. Louis
the People’s Cash and Carry Grocery
Eggleston & Evans
Sullivan
Vernon, Texas
Lucian W. Parrish
Congress
Chas. F. Spencer
Tan-No
Boxer-Wheeler Manufacturing Company
Dallas, Texas
B. & W. Drug Company
White Rose Cafe
the Record
Dallas Farm News
Candyland
New York
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