History of Decatur Countys Part in the World War 1914 1918
History of Decatur Countys Part in the World War 1914 1918
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He had a gas mask and put it on to illustrate how they protected the boys. Mr. Mowrer's sister was a nurse in the Lilly Base Hospital with which Frank Russell and Ernest Erdmann were stationed.
"La Marseillaise" by the Marston Quartet was a thing of beauty. The ladies of the quartet came down an incline from the county auditor's office window, dressed in the costume and carrying a large silk flag of the country which they represented.
An airplane was to have been sent down from Indianapolis and... an exhibition given by Lieut. John Swem, son of Rev. E. H. Swem, of Washington City and a nephew of Mrs. Jeanette Howard. The lieutenant came but the airplane did not.
Altogether the day was one long to be remembered by the people of this com- munity and the committee felt well paid for their efforts to make it one of success.
PERSONNEL OF THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF DEFENSE Adams Touiiship — Charles McKee, Lewis Lines. Miss Ethel Shelhorn.
Clinton Ton'iislii/^ — Horace McDonald, later E. G. Amos, Elmer Sefton, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had a gas mask and put it on to illustrate how they protected the boys. Mr. Mowrer's sister was a nurse in the Lilly Base Hospital with which Frank Russell and Ernest Erdmann were stationed.
"La Marseillaise" by the Marston Quartet was a thing of beauty. The ladies of the quartet came down an incline from the county auditor's office window, dressed in the costume and carrying a large silk flag of the country which they represented.
An airplane was to have been sent down from Indianapolis and... an exhibition given by Lieut. John Swem, son of Rev. E. H. Swem, of Washington City and a nephew of Mrs. Jeanette Howard. The lieutenant came but the airplane did not.
Altogether the day was one long to be remembered by the people of this com- munity and the committee felt well paid for their efforts to make it one of success.
PERSONNEL OF THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF DEFENSE Adams Touiiship — Charles McKee, Lewis Lines. Miss Ethel Shelhorn.
Clinton Ton'iislii/^ — Horace McDonald, later E. G. Amos, Elmer Sefton, Mrs.
What to read after History of Decatur Countys Part in the World War 1914 1918?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winona Crisler Deiwert to read onlineMoreLess
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