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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
7
Riverside Notes on Local Marriages and Departures
Henry Hahn and his bride from Chicago return after their Saturday ceremony while the new Mrs. Hahn is formerly Mrs. M. Barnes. Local residents visit, travel, and recover from injuries as families welcome arrivals and honor veterans discharged from service in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Riverside
Henry Hahn
Chicago
Hahn
M. Barnes
John Bailey
Will Johns
Diagonal
Emma Hawthorne
Frank Stransky
Iowa City
Philip Kneisel
Mary Shebanek
Davenport
Emma
Omar Prymek
Omar
France
Rudolph Bopp
Cyril Droll
Mr. Droll
Drake Hardware Co
Burlington
Chariton
Gilbert Schneider
V Dautremont
John Streb
Leo C. Critz
Knights of Columbus
Lawrence Beatch
Camp Dodge
Wm. Griffin
Della Barchnatel
Geneseo
Inl
Paul McAvoy
Colorado
Jennie Blecha
George Workman
Fred Hahn
Riverside
Thelma Hahn
S. W. Hart
Omaha
Neb
France’s WWI Sacrifice and Mayr’s Remedy Claims
Article recalls France losing about half its army in World War I, with 1.5 million killed and a similar number wounded, praising American gratitude. It then promotes Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy by Geo H. Mayr, claiming it cures digestive ailments and inflammation, with Lemmer’s Pharmacy selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
America
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Lemmer
Adyt
Local notes from Wellman and Grace Hill communities
A collection of small items reports Cecil Amatong’s return and discharges, farm rentals near Wellman, travel to Bloomington for a son’s flu, workers and visitors including Haller and Ashby, Roy Gardner renting the Coffey place, and local social events at Grace Hill with the Pleasant birthday club. Updates cover farm moves, basketball practice, a charity sale, and letters from Rhea Porter in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Amatong
Camp Dodge
Johnson Sisters
Wellman
W. T. Hamilton
Bloomington
Ill
Bert
Charley Haller
Lone Tree
Fred Schachner
Anthony Vas Sickel
Washington
James Haller
Ralph Ashby
Louis Vorel
Roy Gardner
Coffey Place
Twelve stowaways shipped back for court martial desertion
Newport News Virginia February 7 twelve enlisted men who arrived as stowaways and were held as prisoners will depart for France aboard the Aeolus. They face court martial on charges of desertion upon France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Newport News
Aeolus
Loch
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Wash
Ington
Rhe
Grace Hil
Grace Hill
Ed Libe
Pleasant Birthday Club
Geneva Libe
Ralph Zeck
John Westphal
Paul Harvey
Tom Carris
Near Titus
J. E. Lemley
Harley Bowers
Buxbaum
Montana
Wellston
Ralph Brinning
Carl Miller
M. M. Kendrick
W. J. Taylor
Grandma McNees
Delia Neal
L. E. Hayes
Eunice Engel
Muscatine
J. C. Peck
Rhea Porter
Vadonville
Muese River
W. H. Anderson
Ainsworth
Reid
Emerison Gang
Emerson
Peter Schuttier
A. M. McGraw
Macon
Ih Ob. Richards
Brighton
Coppock
Brighton and
International
Great Western
W. C. Fulton
Austin Sutherland
Charley Hoover
Pringte
Ira Rathmer
Jersey
Poland
Chester White
Farrow
Thomas Hay
Harrow
New Deere
Karathmel
C. W. Jackson
D. FF. Macon
BE. Dougherty
John Crooks
Crawfordsville
Lyne Wrihere
Nherson
D. F. Macon
Jones
Lease & Son
Woaterer
Taree! Post
Masor Transfer & Storage Co
China
St Head
Fes
P. J. Welsh
W. H. Cooper
J. A. Yoder
4. L. Karr
R. W. Davisson
H. GL. Knight
Rhode Island
Stewart
Dougherty
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