New Zealanders Defend Efforts Amid World War Strain
Sir James Allen rejects calls to ease New Zealand reinforcement, insisting 86 000 troops in arms and 74 000 total in service, including Sa moa garrison. He urges maintaining front lines until victory, noting thousands wounded or missing and urging continued effort to the finish.
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New Zealand
Shell gets number of Yankee fighter at front
Middletown N Y Sept 7 For mer State Senator W R Richardson near Goshen has received a cablegram saying his son in law Robert M Bagg was killed in battle in France He was about 32 and had enlisted in a Canadian regiment He wrote to his wife that several comrades had fallen and added I cannot tell how soon a shell will make its appearance with my number on it.
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W. R. Richardson
Goshen
Robert M. Bagg
France
Bagg
Canada
Richardson
Society celebrates William Tompson with Moon party
EiNewins of Society reports Harry Moon entertained guests at his Eleventh Street residence last evening in honor of William Tompson. Guests played games and enjoyed a night luncheon served.
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Harry Moon
Eleventh Street West
William Tompson
Club gatherings and society notices spread through Waterloo events
Various clubs met yesterday for sewing, charity, and social duties with Red Cross work highlighted. New members joined and officers were re elected. Weddings included Miss Lucile Richardson and Mr Richard Vanderlin at the Richardson home with yellow and white decor. Attendees traveled from Chicago Alden and distant towns for ceremonies and gatherings.
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W. J. Peverill
California
Meum Et Tauni Club
Raymond Rollins
G. F. Size
New Century Club
H. J. Hemmerling
Gifford
BE. E. Hance
Mines
Earl Winsor
Harold Hussey
Emma Hayes
Jackson Club
J. H. McQuilkin
Evelyn McQuilkin
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
A. M
Weaver
Chicago
Mabel Barrett
Myrna
Alden
Battle Creek
Mich
Logan Avenue
Board of Thanks for Mrs. Caroline Bapp
We express our appreciation of the kindness shown during the long illness of our wife and mother Mrs. Caroline Bapp. We are grateful for the floral offerings memorials and for the singing of the quartet from First Evangelical church at the services George Bopp and family.
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Caroline Bapp
First Evangelical Church
George Bopp
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