St James to Dedicate Service Flag With Twenty One Stars
A service flag bearing twenty one stars will be dedicated at St James Catholic church next Sunday at 3 20 pm. Rev William Hannon will deliver the address. Also \u201cone for Agnes Swift\u201d serving with Hospital Unit A in France. List honors local soldiers and civilians connected to the parish and notes a funeral service for Raymond Huckley at the Presbyterian church.
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St James Catholic Church
William Hannon
Ambrose College
Davenport
Agnes Swift
Red Cross
France
St. James
Raymond John Huckley
32Nd Field Artillery
Camp Grant
Harold Joseph Buckley
Attery BE
149Th Field Artillery
Geo William Dempsey
New York University
Fred Leland Minick
338Th Field Artillery
Camp Dodge
Charles Thomas Minick
13Rd Infantry
Camp Cody
New Mexico
Harry Martin Swift
168Th Infantry
Clement James Eagle
Camp Mills
Paul Francis Cruze
43Rd Engineers
Camp American University
Washington
Bernard James Walker
Great Lakes
Illinois
Edward Swain Claffey
William Oswin Quinn
Naval Training Station
Frank Leonard Casey
Arthur
Texas
Everette Sterling Bailey
Army Candidates School
Martin Leonard Whittaker
Thomas
Oswin Swift
Frank Neal Wheelan
Leo N. Benentiere
Jefferson Barracks
Lonnie Quin
John Clancy
Fifty-second Engineers
Camp Upton
Henry Kiene
Roy Burns
Foley Kidney Pills Public Endorsement Ad
Mrs. Frank P. Wood of Morrill Maine reports relief from rheumatism and kidney ailments after taking Foley Kidney Pills. She notes her husband also improved from pain and inability to stoop. Lemmon's Pharmacy runs the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Frank P. Wood
Rf.f. D
Morrill
Maine
Lemmon
Oadvt
Obituary of Raymond Fish a Tipton native and WWI serviceman
Raymond Fish born Tipton Illinois in October 1896 died May 1 at Camp Nelson Long Island after a life marked by early loss of parents and guardians. He worked at Marshall Field before enlisting in the First Illinois Cavalry and later the 12th Miners Infantry. Illness halted travel to Ellington Field and his pneumonia led to his death on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fish
Tipton
Oct. IL
Campleton
Long Island
Harry DD
Emma Norris Fish
Genevieve
T. Fish
Mediapolis
Raymond
Noah Harmon
State University
Chicago
Marehall Field
Ilinois
Marshall Field
Co. FE
Camp Shrant
Nockford
Camp Logan
Houston
Texas
New York
Camp Upton
John Reeder
Aviation Corps
Ellington Fields
San Antonio
Minotto Drops His Appeal In Enemy Alien Internment
Chicago June 13 Attorneys for Count James Minotto surrendered to the United States government and the appeal of his internment as an enemy alien was dismissed by the United States circuit court of appeals at the request of Minotto's attorneys. Minotto's counsel Henry Veeder said the internment is based solely on his German birth, though he is an Italian citizen, and relatives insist on his loyalty to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Minotto
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Minotto
Henry Veeder
Germany
Finnish Assurance Limits Murmansk Coast Occupation
Copenhagen reports the Finnish government assures the Russian Soviets it does not intend to occupy the entire Murmansk coast, but only the section already promised to Finland by Russia in an earlier date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Murma
Finland
Knitting Club Advances Sweatshirts For Red Cross
The PP i Knitting club met Wednesday at Miefred Cannon's home with twenty two members and three visitors. Twelve sweaters were completed and plans were set to start hospital shirts for the Red Cross. Mrs Will Todd named Mrs Sam Wiley Mrs Hennie Dawson and Mrs Frank Horn to supervise and learn shirt making. Meetings for this work will occur every two weeks with donations continuing from members unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PP. i. Knitting Club
Miefred Cannon
Katherine Marbourg
Jessie Meek
Mildred Brinning
Red Cross
Will ‘Todd
Sam
Local Society Votes One Dollar Each For Soldier Aid
Ernest Carlson and six women donate one dollar each from the treasury. Funds will outfit boys who join the army, providing sweaters comfort kits and other needed articles for families connected to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Carlson
Frank Horn
Bert Donaldson
Emma Pagem
Robert Reany
James Zeck
Red Cross Notes on Gauze Drains and Quotas
Mrs. J. R. Coffey and Mrs. J. D Dayton led West Chester auxiliary in learning gauze drain making. Five hundred drains are assigned to West Chester as part of Washington county quota for June, first gauze dressings by the auxiliary, with hospital shirts and knitting brought for others. 72 hour workers are asked to meet in uniform at the new Methodist Church Saturday at 9 20 for a group photograph. The surgical dressings department opens Friday after a pause and work continues tonight with no Saturday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RE. Coffey
J. D Dayton
West Chester Auxiliary
West Chester
Washington County
Red Cross
New Methodist Church
Graves
British Army Captain to Speak at Methodist Church Sunday
Captain R Muir Atlan of the Army Service Corps will address the Methodist church next Sunday at 3 30 PM. He describes four years of service against Germany and will share experiences and urge American efforts to aid the war. Washington reports 127 casualties in the American expeditionary forces broken down by killed wounded and missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Muir Atlan
Army Service Corps
Washington
War Department
Six Marine Casualties From Action Reported
Washington reports a casualty list naming four privates killed and two officers severely wounded in action. The officers include Col. Albertus W. Catlin of Washington D C and First Lieut. Albert L. Bastoo of St Louis Park Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps
Albertus W. Catlin
J. CL
Albert LV. Bastoo
Loula Park
Minn
Dropping Medicine Technique Described
The instruction explains shaking the bottle to moisten the cork then wetting the cork mouth edge with the cork end before letting the liquid pass over the cork during dropping.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for All
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases and it was long deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from Toledo, Ohio is advertised as a constitutional remedy that works through the bloodstream to mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure, with circulars and testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Goeney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Idlers to Fight or Work Under New Selective Service Rules
The act classifies idlers and non productive workers for compulsory service. Exemption boards may summon registrants to show cause within 3 to 7 days. If found idle, one is inducted immediately, with appeals to the president possible but not delaying induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exemption Board
Mexico May Join The Allies
Manuel Carpio of Yucatan stated Mexican editors touring the United States that if Mexico takes up arms it will join the Allies, reflecting strong public support for President Wilson's international views as they travel toward New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
New York
Manuel Carpio
Yucatan
Party of Mexican Editors
United States
New England
Goat Eats Dynamite Fails to Explode Despite Daring Test
A western household reported their pet goat ate two sticks of dynamite. The goat was moved to a safe distance and tethered, but days passed and the animal did not explode, leaving observers astonished.
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Oime
Presbyterian Church
Reymond
Scoul
H. A. Andrews
M. Naly
Louis Brarewald
Robert Trotherlin
Raymond Handley
Walter Wolfe
Donald Jacobs
William Cobb
Tipton Gun Club
Poy Scoutsa
Seaman
California
5. K. Fish
Chester Fish
Iowa
F. A. Fish
Unele
Indiana Harbor
Ind
E. L. Rolfe
Waterloo
Raymond Norris Fish
ENN
Dra
Rudolph Schmidt
Hh. Hogue
Lara Bell
Mr. L. C. Winsett
Pueblo, Colorado
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Hogue
Winsett
Red
J. C. Mather
Haskins
In Casualty Ltd
Perrott
Distriut Board Reviews
Mexico
Caner
Schumann
J.C. Caner
Wu Capert Graduate
Eva Smeltzer
East Main Street
Anne Goodrich
Surgeon General’s Office
June Joy Cigars
J. E. Lemmon
Palm Beach
Oxford
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