Soldiers Need Books for War Service Libraries
The Tribune urges residents of Miami County to send clean well bound books to soldiers and sailors in training camps and France. It stresses the moral and educational value of reading for recreation, language and history, urging selection of up to date fiction and science titles while avoiding worn or outdated volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Service
United States
France
Miami County
Soldiers and librarians appeal for books and funds
Citizens are urged to donate books or money to support soldiers and sailors through the American Library Association war service. Contributions can be sent to Mrs. B. Welsh at 74 Ewing Street, Peru, or left with Mrs. L. H. Dice at the Tribune office for forwarding to libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Welsh
Ewing Street
Peru
War Service
American Library Association
ICAMP
L. H. Dice
Health and Recreation Committee
Tribune
Denver
Bee shipment shocks Denver parcel post scene
The article notes Uncle Sam’s Parcels Post delivery expanding to include all parcels. On Friday carrier John Raber of route 1 from Denver was seen leaving the post office with a swarm of honey bees in a wire netted cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
John Raber
Denver
Local farmer gifts large strawberries to Tribune
Friday the Tribune received a box of the largest nicest strawberries of the year from Mr. S. W. Gallahan. He grew them in his garden and says they were the ordinary run of picking with excellent flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
S. W. Gallahan
Armantrouts Attend G A R Encampment in Logansport
Mr and Mrs Levi Armantrout and their son Rollin attended the G A R encampment in Logansport on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Armantrout
Rollin
Logansport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tyner Garage
Indiana
Chamberlains
Dice & Dice
Aca Vera
Watts Mountain
White Mountain
McCaffrey’s
Harry L. Hagee
Oxfords