Flag Day and Band Concerts in Rushville
June 14 is Flag Day and Rushville announces a series of town band concerts. The Cambridge City Tribune recalls editor notes adjusting the date line for next week and Carthage awaits the basketball season opening.
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Rushville
Cambridge City Tribune
Carthage
Memorial Day Page Subscriptions Across Morristown Area
Thirty five Morristown businessmen subscribed for a full Memorial Day page in the Morristown Sun. Businessmen in Shirley Cambridge City and Milroy also took full pages in their local papers for the observance.
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Morristown
Shirley
Cambridge City
Milroy
Two Travelers Coast to West in 18 Days from Milroy
Theron Coffin and Floyd Hammond hike and ride through multiple states from Milroy to Los Angeles arriving May 14 after 18 days on the road. They describe rain on day one toward Hartsville, long desert stretches, and 62 rides in 36 Fords and other makes, with notable stretches from Ft Worth to El Paso and a 281 mile motorist ride into Little Rock.
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Theron Coffin
Floyd Hammond
Milroy
Los Angeles
Hartsville
Seymour
Kentucky
Tennessee
Nashville
Memphis
Little Rock
Ark
Hope
Dallas
Tex
Ft. Worth
el Paso
Sample Furniture Co. Promotes Home Demonstration
Local shoppers urged to visit Knights town store for better prices and a free home demonstration of the Hoosier Electric Sweeper. W. C. Pierce and daughters visited Earl Herkless. Lucile and Berenice Pierce and Josephine Herkless joined them briefly. Howard Kizer and Karl Kizer also visiting relatives.
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Sample Furniture Co
Knightstown
Howard Kizer
New York City
Karl Kizer
Indianapolis
Conrad Kizer
French Lick
Automotive Engineers Convention
Phone Sample Furniture Co
W.C. Pierce and Daughters
Hagerstown
Earl Herkless
Lucile
Berenice Pierce
Josephine Herkless
Honors after years burial at Arlington for 1918 influenza dead
Twenty three sailors and marines were reinterred at Arlington National Cemetery on November 2 1923 with final naval honors. Flowers from Mrs Coolidge at the White House were laid on the graves by American Red Cross and War Mothers members.
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Rio de Janeiro
Arlington National Cemetery
Navy
First G A R Post Formed After Civil War
Postwar veterans formed the Grand Army of the Republic beginning in 1866 after sending letters to regiments. Maj B F Stephenson organized the first post at Decatur Illinois and served as its first commander in chief. He was born in Wayne County Indiana in 1822 and practiced medicine at Petersburg Illinois when the war began.
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Grand Army of the Republic
B. F. Stephenson
Decatur
Stephenson
Wayne County
Petersburg
Rainbow City Curtain Worker Shines at Sesqui Expo
A young colorist climbs a ladder daily to add finishing touches to the Rainbow City display at the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia. The fair marks the 150th anniversary of American independence, running June 1 to December 1. Rear Admiral H O Stickney, retired, named Federal Commissioner to oversee the U S Government exhibit, the largest of its kind.
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Palace of Agriculture and Food Products
Philadelphia
H. O. Stickney
Hoover and
Kellogg
Stickney
United States
Happenings in states and towns report multiple incidents
A list of incidents includes Miller Special winner Frank Lockhart in a 400 mile race cut short by rain. A Marion windstorm uprooted trees damaged cars and factory roofs and overturned freight cars. Harolds Cooper was robbed of $60 in Middletown. Oran Patton was killed by lightning near Greensburg. Other items note fines, shootings, and a bank robbery in Crothersville along with various local crimes and official appeals for jail capacity.
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Frank Lockhart
Los Angeles
Marion
Notice of Commissioner's Sale in Rush County Indiana
The Commissioner in Cause 3932 Rush Circuit Court will offer private sale after June 9 1926 at Henley Moore Rushville Indiana of Lots 115 116 117 with 31 feet off south of 117 and east half of lots 119 120 121 122 in Henley and Clark's addition Carthage. Cash to highest bidder.
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Rush
Rush County
Indiana
Mattie Clark
Henley & Moore
Rushville
Henley and Clark
Carthage
Private sale of real estate in Carthage Indiana
Rush Circuit Court commissioner to offer at private sale the Maria S. Holt property in Carthage Rush County Indiana. The tract is 85 feet wide off the east end of Lot 31 in the original Carthage plat. Sale date after June 1 1926 at Henley Smith Moore law office Rushville Indiana with cash on day of sale.
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Rush
Rush County
Indiana
Henley, Smith & Moore
Rushville
Maria S. Holt
Carthage
Porch furniture theft and vehicle theft report
Sample Furniture Co of Knightstown reports porch furniture and awnings seen. An automobile owned by Samuel Moore near Eden was stolen Saturday night at Greenfield.
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Sample Furniture Co
Knightstown
Samuel Moore
Eden
Greenfield
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