Notebook: Margaret Elgar Sherman Jones, early 20th century

When it became necessary for the w. [?] to enter the [?] [?] Olney district [?] not [?] in offering the [?] of her [?]. By the fifteenth of April 1917 [?] Marshall had [?] - On May 15, [?]

John Hall Janney was already [working?] with the Medical Corps of the British Army.

Henry H Marsden gave up his charge at St John's Church, Olney, and took up his duties as Chaplain. [in?] 148 F.A.

Mahlon Kirk and Ulric Hutton entered the [Formal?] Officers Training Camp. [illegible]

sent to Italy (in August 1917-) where he did great work with forestry machines. He was wounded in action - awarded a Caproni Medal and an Italian War [?] Edgar Robree entered the ranks of Montgomery County's Company K. with whom he fought until obliged to return from [?] having been gassed. Early in Septembre the Draft began calling the boys from all parts of the District. [?] inall we found ninety-nine on our Honor Roll - as follows: But me of the number has[?] called report the make the [?]

This record has been prepared by Mrs Jn Jones. Thrift Leader for Olney District under the Mont Co Council of Dapnee [Marion's?] sister and it is hoped that each Thrift Leader in each other District of the County will some have their reports completed and sent to Miss Martin [illegible?] Pooley Rockbille. Will anyone who knows of any corrections or additions to the at [?] please write Miss Poole immediately

Insurance Section Bureau of War Risks Insurance Washington D. C.

Name -- Serial Number Address

Clarence Benjamin [?] Kensington Maryland

Went Sept 4 - 1918 - First draft from Richville - Camp Dix - His wife has received no allowance or allotment and is in great need of money - Has a baby born the 15th of August - Wife is [living?] [with?] An Aunt in Kensington

Blanche Hodge Kensington --