West Lebanon news notes and returning serviceman
George Pugh son of Mollie Pugh returns home after a year overseas service as West Lebanon joins a gathering at the Pugh home. The West Lebanon Giants lose 18 to 17 at Watseka while local families mark birthdays and share a riverside feast with relatives. Mrs. Glenn Stitt recovers from appendicitis, and Floyd Reynolds arrives home from overseas service. Neighboring visits and family movements are noted across Attica Frankfort Brooke Indianapolis and Portland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sem
Pugh Force
Yerman Pugh
Antioch
Earl Pugh
Williamsport
Pet Swisher
Charles Benedict
Frenkfort
West Lebanon Giants
Watseka
West Lebanon
Glenn Stitt
Lakeview Hospital
Inanville
Calvin Kidwell
Harold Bires
Roy Smith
Wabash
Here
Harold Biggs
Austin
Clare Smith
Roy
M. Q. Golden
Joel Routzahlen
Gertrude
Maggie
Kdith Qele
Elizabeth Beaver
Irwin Black
Veedersburg Child Hurt Crossing Street
Edwin Tipton a 9 year old boy was severely injured Saturday night when struck by an auto and thrown to the pavement. The driver Bryan Campbell a local farmer was reportedly not speeding. He was taken home and his condition is improving though still painful. Several local notices follow about illnesses visits and returning servicemen and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Tipton
Bryan Campbell
Campbell
John Simmerman
Danville
Cash Keeling
John Keeling
Nature's Remedy Tablets Claim Rheumatism Relief
The ad touts Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as restoring digestion and elimination to purify blood and relieve rheumatic pain. It claims the tablets tune liver kidney and bowel action, improve the system, and offer guaranteed results via druggists like T. E. Rainier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers
Rae
Nature
Rainier
Infant buried at Casnatt cemetery Friday
The infant child of Mr and Mrs James Hall was buried at Casnatt cemetery on Friday. Gilbert Ratcliff of Indiana University is home on vacation. J M Lewis and wife and Mrs Rubottom and Hollie motor to Michigan to visit friends for several days. Mr and Mrs Roy Eberlee of Danville are visiting here. Hog lots will be used and weights kept to measure economical gains. Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea remedy advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gossett
Evelyn Fotter
R. J. Bogan
Fred Young
Charles Grigson
Roy Simmerman
Danville
Clyde Grigson
Ed Kell
M. C. Boyce
Bloomington
Daisy Warren
Indianapolis
Gilbert Ratcliff
Indiana University
J. M. Lewis
Rubottom
Hollie
Michigan
Roy Eberlee
Do Hogs Like to Swim or Lie in Shade
Hog raisers value water for cooling via a pool or wallow during heat. At Beltsville USDA, a shaded concrete basin was built to reduce feed costs, with hogs preferring shade around the pool edge rather than entering the water. A second pool was recently constructed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
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Mrs. Mollie
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George Ma
Floyd Peynolds
Servics
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Tevo Wacks
Fotemaec
Charlies Grey
Hedrick
David Kiser
Movenfield
Alvin Salts
Dora Wall
Cliford Herala
Srent Sandsy
Dudley Kidwell
Attica
Frankfort
John “Aufall
Charles Bane
Malvin
iZufall
Brooke
Ind
Glen Stitt
Babe
Thomas Lucas
Portland
Veedersburg
O. L. Yount
Guy Smith
Elwood Jackson
Waynetown
Thos. French
Fletcher
Gastoria AneHmaiSsih
Ars
Covington, Indiana
A.& H. Pearlman
Veedersburg, Indiana
Ringhan
Mrs. James
Hall
Gilbert Rat
Cliff
Mrs
James Hall
Casnatt
Chamberlain
Republican
Vacuum Oil Company
Clem & Harden
FORD
Teeta
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Titan
Knowlee
Iit Pelley
Tyners
Iano
Harvester Organization
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International Harvestfri Company OF America Tc
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