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Memoranda
September 27
Newspaper Clipping
Friday at the Canteen
Mrs. Harry Johntz and her divi
sion served about 150 soldiers Fri-
day with light refreshments at the
canteen. One detachment of 40 men,
en route east, were not permitted to
leave their car, and the ladies car-
ried coffee, sandwiches and cookies,
gum, tobacco and magazines to the
train and served them there. The
boys were loud in their expression
of appreciation. Mrs. Johntz ac-
knowledges, with thans, the follow-
ing donations. Six girls, Misses
Pauline Fisher, Mary Wall, Blanche
Mountain, Madeline Cottey, Valda
Daup and Helene Smaples, contrib
uted $8.16 which they "earned" by
singing popular songs at the Moose
banquet last night: Ellis & Martin,
$10.00; E. L. Green, $1.00; A Frined (Friend),
15¢; Mrs. C. B. Heskett, a lovely
chocolate cake; Mrs. Wheat, a pound
of butter; the C. E. Kelly Grocery
Co. two baskets of grapes; Miss
Freda Marsh, two baskets of grapes;
High school cafeteria, two loaves of
bread and two quarts apricots; Mrs.
Isom, a pound of coffee; A Friend,
a pound of butter.