Friday, March 22, 1918

Baked as usual. The truck came and brought more girls. Capt. Bishop came to help. She is a very pleasant and cheerful girl. It was a very busy and happy day. Five of us slept in the room, a regular slum home but a happy one. More Information The following section provides historical context and … Continue reading Friday, March 22, 1918

Thursday, March 21, 1918

Made pies and donuts and it was fine. Oh, how the boys do enjoy the eats. They lined up like the chow line and laughed and enjoyed themselves very much. More Information The following section provides historical context and is not part of the original diary entry. Likely location: Near the front lines, Lorraine sector, … Continue reading Thursday, March 21, 1918

Wednesday, March 20, 1918

Went to St. Jove and found a pleasant bunch there. Men from the 2nd Bat. 18th. Had a wet time getting there. Had dinner and then got acquainted. We went to the billet room and it was in the basement. We entered through the barn. The room was very damp. There was three cots and … Continue reading Wednesday, March 20, 1918

Tuesday, March 19, 1918

Goodbye Ansauville. Left and went to Ligny and stayed there overnight. Then to my first place in charge. Capt. Young and Lt. Fussel are here. The 18th boys are here and are a fine lot. We have a nice hut and it is the popular place of the village. More Information The following section provides … Continue reading Tuesday, March 19, 1918

Sunday, March 17, 1918

Had a wonderful meeting and a fine day. More Information The following section provides historical context and is not part of the original diary entry. Likely location: Near the front lines, Lorraine sector, France 📍 View this location on Google Maps March 1918 was dominated by the German Spring Offensive (Operation Michael), which began on … Continue reading Sunday, March 17, 1918

Saturday, March 16, 1918

Cleaned up and baked. Served 25 breakfasts to some boys who missed theirs. All is well. More Information The following section provides historical context and is not part of the original diary entry. Likely location: Near the front lines, Lorraine sector, France 📍 View this location on Google Maps March 1918 was dominated by the … Continue reading Saturday, March 16, 1918

Friday, March 15, 1918

A usual day, plenty to do but two happy girls to do it. Made plenty of cocoa and coffee. Mended gloves and tried to make others happy. More Information The following section provides historical context and is not part of the original diary entry. Likely location: Near the front lines, Lorraine sector, France 📍 View … Continue reading Friday, March 15, 1918

Thursday, March 14, 1918

A pleasant hustling day. A lot of baking. Sent a lot more to the front. A very busy time and it kept the two of us on the run. The men surely do love The Salvation Army and show it by the way they come and the kindness they show us. It is really wonderful. … Continue reading Thursday, March 14, 1918

Wednesday, March 13, 1918

Busy making pies. Miss Van Harden went away at eleven last night so Gladys and I were the only ones. Got supplies, made pies, and donuts to the trenches. Made cocoa and served it to the boys as they came out of the trenches. Kept open till the wee small hours. More Information The following … Continue reading Wednesday, March 13, 1918

Tuesday, March 12, 1918

My birthday and a very pretty one. I was busy making pies and donuts. Made cocoa and fried about 30 dozen eggs. A very busy and happy day. Gladys made me a peach pie for my birthday and then we gave it away. Had a jolly time making others happy. More Information The following section … Continue reading Tuesday, March 12, 1918