Record Disaster Year Kept Red Cross Busy
One hundred ninety two disasters caused 735 deaths and injuries to 1982 people, leaving nearly 44000 homeless and losses over 44.75 million dollars in the year ending June 30. The Red Cross spent 73760337 nationwide and locally to aid stricken communities and organized a mobile disaster unit ready to respond to calls. The organization seeks to prevent disasters and asks Americans to join or renew Red Cross membership starting Armistice Day.
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United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Japan
Help Yourself by Helping Others with Your Dollar
A brief public notices line promoting Red Cross membership emphasizes that the dividend in good works is guaranteed and encourages readers to contribute through donations or membership support.
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Red Cross
Rise of William E. Knox from immigrant to banking leader
An Irish immigrant who arrived in the United States at age nine was elected president of the American Bankers Association on October 1. He also serves as president of the Bowery Savings Bank in New York City, emblematic of the democracy of opportunity in capitalist America.
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United States
American Bankers Association
Bowery Savings Bank
New York City
William E. Knox
America
Advertising rates and notices from Advance Hustler Advance
A compact listing shows pricing in advance for single issue copies at 31x, with cash in advance rates for display advertising at .20 per inch and locals at .06 per line. Short obituaries free, extra length per line, and card of thanks at .05 per line, along with resolutions per line. Member Indiana Associated Weeks? Details include post office entry at Advance, Ind. as second class mail matter.
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Isplay
Social Visits Stir Local Families Across Counties
Mr. and Mrs. Warrie Butler from near Jamestown spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lasley. Mrs. Roll Ross and her mother Mrs. Williams of Columbus are visiting T. J. Caldwell and relatives. Dr. and Mrs. O H Nelson hosted dinner with T. J. Nelson Dee Scott Paul Scott and wives of New Market George Keeney and family of Danville Reuben Burrin and family of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson of Thorntown. Mrs. Earl Brown, with a bad eye, is under care of George L. Frank at Lebanon.
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Mrs. Warrie Butler
Jamestown
W. S. Lasley
Roll Ross
Mrs. Williams
Columbus, O
T. J. Caldwell
O. H. Nelson
T. J. Nelson
Dee Scott
Paul Scott
New Market
George Keeney
Danville
Reuben Burrin
Indianapolis
Frank Nelson
Thorntown
Earl Brown
George L. Frank
Lebanon
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Betty Compson
L. W. Kirtley
First National Bank
Lebanon, Ind
North Christian Church
Zecheriah
Chas. E. Meek
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Chiropractor
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G. É. Heath
Indiana
East Church
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Fast Christian Church
East
Opportunity IN America
William &. Knox
Firestone
United States Tires
Automobile Acessories
Oldsmobile
Morrison & Waters
Hustler
Indiana Associated
Advance
Ind
Advange Company
Sgig
H.C. Epperson
Hartford Agt
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Eady
Lews
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Walker’s Cafe
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Oris J. Harlan
C. W. Chappius
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