Buddy Poppy History and Purpose in VFW Programs
The history of Buddy Poppies starts with Milwaukee in 1919 and expands to a national effort by the VFW and allied organizations. Proceeds support disabled veterans, orphans, veteran legislation, and relief, with funds split among a national home, hospitals, and local relief. The 1920s saw endorsements by generals and presidents, and this year poppies were produced at U S Veterans Hospital No 81 in the Bronx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Service Star Legion
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Bureau
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
National
V. F.W
Eaton Rapids
Mich
U.S. Veterans Hospital No. 81
Bronx
Charles Haskell
C. Huntley
Dept. of Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Hattie McCoy Smith
Creditors heirs and legatees of Hattie McCoy Smith must appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on May 23 1931 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship receive distributive shares Clerk John W Herod May 7 1951 St May 8 15 22
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Hattie McCoy Smith
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
John W. Herod
Vulnam Circuit Court
John H. Thompson
Putnam Circuit Cour
Putnam Circuit Court St
Sunrise Trail Debuts Western With Bob Steele at Granada
Bob Steele stars in The Sunrise Trail a western at Granada this Saturday portraying a star packer a stool pigeon who joins a cattle-rustling gang to gather evidence. Blanche Mehaffey features as the heroine a justified murderess fleeing a tavern to escape justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Steele
Blanche Mehaffey
Steele
Miss Mehaffey
Clifford
Dunn
No salesmanship required under these circumstances
A brief aside notes that salesmanship is unnecessary in a given situation and that using sales devices costs money, often more than a classified ad, emphasizing frugality and practicality.
Memorial services set for Russellville Cemetery
Memorial services will be held at Russellville cemetery on Sunday May 24 at 10 45 a m to honor veterans of all wars. The program includes congregational singing community choruses a firing squad salute and taps Rev H A Davis will address attendees all ex service men should assemble in town at 9 40 a m and march to the cemetery with the Russellville band providing music. Uniforms encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Praves of
America
Walter Rivers
H. A. Davis
Russellville Christian Church
Cloverdale Baseballers Open Season at Home Sunday
The Cloverdale independent baseball team opens its 1931 season at Morrison Park near Cloverdale Sunday at 2 PM against Purity Bakery of Indianapolis. Bus Rawlings is expected to start on the mound. Two former Greencastle stars Jimmie Tobin and Art Gross join the south Putnam lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
Morrison Park
Purity Bakery Aggregation
Indianapolis
Capital City Nine
Indiana
Greencastle High School
South Putnam
Jimmie" Tobin
Art” Gross
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
In the American Association Toledo beat Indianapolis 9 to 6 while Columbus and Louisville topped Minneapolis 6 to 4 and Kansas City 3. Milwaukee at St Louis played in the cold. In the American League Detroit faced St Louis and Chicago played Cleveland. The National League scheduled Brooklyn at Philadelphia for two games.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Paul
National League
Sheriff Sale Notice in Putnam County Indiana
By decree from the Putnam Circuit Court the Central Trust Company of Greencastle seeks $2205.55 plus costs. On June 6, 1951 between 10 AM and 4 PM the sheriff will auction rents and profits for seven years from a Greencastle lot, with a backup sale of the fee simple if needed, at the courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Circuit Court
Central Trust Company
Greencastle
Indiana
Albert A. Hauck
Ethel Hauck
Court House
Putnam County
Notice of Saltz Bonds for Washington Township Putnam County
The Treasurer of Putnam County Indiana will offer for sale on May 29 1951 at ten A M bonds of Washington Township Putnam County Indiana amounting to 2160 dollars. The twenty bonds dated May 15 1931 bear 4.5 percent interest payable semi annually and mature serially from July 15 1932. Proceeds fund gravel road construction and expenses. Bonds sold to highest bidder at par plus accrued interest. bids may be rejected. May 18 1931 G F OGLES Treasurer. Poster note: penny supper at Christian church 5 to 7 Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
Court House
Greencastle
Washington Township
Nelle B. Heber, Et.al
G. FE. Ogles
Notice of Sale of Town Ship Road Bonds in Putnam County
Gilbert E. Ogles as Putnam County Treasurer invites sealed bids by May 20 1951 for 5840 road bonds for Nelson McCullough Free Gravel Road Washington Township and 4400 road bonds for Sylvester Mason Free Gravel Road Floyd Township. Bonds pay 4.32 percent and 4 percent interest respectively with twenty annual series. Bids require 5 percent certified check and non collusion affidavit. Bonds payable at Putnam County Treasurer’s Office Greencastle Indiana. May 16 1981.
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Gilbert E. Ogles
Putnam County
Indiana
Greencastle
Nelson McCullough
Washington Township
Gilbert FE. Ogles
Sylvester Mason
Floyd Township
Not a Home in This City But It Holds Its Quota
A garret full of discarded furniture rugs stoves and a wheel barrow may be sold via a tiny want ad. A buyer will pay a few cents for the item and the new owner is pleased as the article helps reduce the high cost of living.
Five Firemen Die As Blowout Wrecks Malvern Truck
A Malvern Pennsylvania fire department pumper truck speeding to a blaze crashed after a tire blowout, killing five firefighters and injuring others. Officials cited blow-out proof tires as crucial safety and urged public support for protection of responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Malvern
Philadelphia
General Tire and Rubber Company
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Christian Church
Board of Commissioners
Granad
Omington
Bloomington