Legion Resolution Calls Removal of Grave Immortals Claims
An American Legion resolution urges removal of memorial markers placed on soldiers graves on Memorial Day after sixty days.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1937
Page
3
An American Legion resolution urges removal of memorial markers placed on soldiers graves on Memorial Day after sixty days.
In Center Street a quiet night yields pandemonium as Bud, his tooth to be removed, and a chorus of family and neighbors erupt with noise and sympathy. The narrator, a practical handyman, endures the racket while the boy’s nerves and a playful family dynamic unfold amid dentist, school, and football plans.
The Detroit News cites figures for Earth's surface: total 196,950,000 square miles, with 139,440,000 water and 57,510,000 land. Land is 33,000,000 fertile, 19,000,000 steppes, and 5,000,000 desert square miles. If Earth were a sphere of 8,090 mile diameter, surface area would be about 201,000,000 square miles.
Mrs. Carl Downey Josiah Fisher and Brice Peterman visited James Stuchell home on Monday. Ella Fleming and daughter Ella visited Annie Hoyer on Wednesday. Indiana callers included Mrs Bryan Orr and daughter Pauline Irene Peterman. Children's services set for Sunday at 8:00 p.m. at Atwood Presbyterian and 7:30 p.m. at Harmony Lutheran. Amanda Rankin ill. Dr Carl Stewart visiting his mother Hulda Stewart near Five Points. Frank Cuddy family and Grace Helman visited grandmother near Chambersville. Meade Fisher and wife with J B Park parents weekend visit. Willet Grange Hall festival Thursday evening June 17. Glenn Jewart family guests of Fred Jewart near Chambersville Sunday.
A reflective piece notes drivers rushing past with no destination and no purpose. It credits Paul Revere with first using the eagle as America's symbol. It contrasts businessmen chasing stocks with focusing on a hollyhock by the wall and calls prosperity risky for many people.
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