Santee Worker Under Fire At Front In France
Miss Mary C. Clark of Boston, a Y M C A canteen worker, endured four hours in an open trench as German shells burst around her in the Tour Sector near the front lines. The article by Maxi-Milian Foster describes her escape from injury amid bombardment and notes other Y M C A workers wounded in the same action.
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FRONT
France
Mary C. Clark
Boston
Mass
Maxi- Milian Foster
Paris
Ry Q O. Clark
Conn
W. Balls
Lexington
Ill
Miss Clark
Huns
Toul
Courage Under Fire in a French Village
Miss Clark, a YMCA worker, witnesses shells burst over a village as American troops occupy a trench refuge. Amid chaos and casualties, she stays with soldiers, refusing to move to safety, and endures a harrowing bombardment with bravery.
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Miss Clark
Warren Lady Learns About U.S. Fighters
Mrs. Yachim visits New York City to see many of our local men who have returned from the front in France. The trip highlights the experiences of Warren residents who served overseas and are now home.
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Warren Lady
U.S
Interview with Wounded Officer Reveals War Front Spirit
Interview with Margaret Yochim RN recounts a brief New York visit to see recovering soldiers. She notes returning to a ruined trench, soldiers eager to fight on, praises U.S. care, and urges support from home. Also mentions a marriage license for John Gtta Johnson and Anna Sofia Dugve of Titusville and a Sunday fair grounds service notice.
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Ypres
Sam
Military Hospital
New York
U. S
Warren Street Railway
Fair Grounds
John Gtta Johnson
Anna Sofia Dugve
Titusville
Congressman Beshlin Returns to Washington Tomorrow
Congressman Beshlin arrived this morning from Washington and will depart for the capital again Monday morning. He was in town for unspecified business and plans to return to Congress.
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Congressmsan
Beshlin
Washington
Capital
Warren County Soldier Granted War Risk Compensation
Ernest Dalrymple of R F D 3 has been informed by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance in Washington that his claim for compensation for an ailment contracted while in the United States Army has been granted. He will receive 50 percent of his monthly pay during disability. Dalrymple is the first Warren County soldier to be awarded compensation for a disability from the current war, with a monthly rate of 55 starting from his discharge about five months ago after examination by an Army surgeon in Erie.
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Ernest Dalrymple
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Washington
Company 1
United States Army
Dalrymple
Warren County
Boiler shop accident injures Stancliffe at Struthers-Wells
Ernest Stancliffe, boarding at Thomas H. Dyson on Pine Street, sustained a severe injury to his right foot in the Struthers-Wells boiler shop when a boiler plate slipped. He required a physician and is resting comfortably at the Dyson home.
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Hure AP
Struthers-Wells
Ernest Stancliffe
Thomas H. Dyson
Pine Street
Dyson
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