Churches of Linton Back New Legion Home
Churches in Linton show interest in a proposed legion home highlighting benefits as a city headquarters for boy scouts, an evening gymnasium to steer youths from harmful influences, a reading room for members and younger boys, and a solution to keeping boys off the streets.
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Linton
Home For Legion
Iere
Legion
District Meeting of Wabash Valley Teams Tomorrow
A list of attendees from districts including Monroe City Breelandsville Normal Terre Terre and Breelandsville for a district meeting set for tomorrow. Named participants include J D Gibbens Burns Luther Mote Jensen Oberholtzer Travis Pipes Wilson Clayton Chamberlain Tisdal Parker Coop er Hinkle McGarry Adams Teverbaugh Curley Morlan Jenkins Teaney Alexander Wells Underwood Acre Cowen Donovan Sampson Boehm O Bear Higgins Openshaw Wood Cox Lammers Biel Titler DePugh Bright Weaver Ketchem Stalcup Shuffelberger Thompson Hassler Myers Hackler Stewart Bright Heidenrich Walters Hollingsworth Chambers Stoelting Buescher Brown Harting Kirk Meier Harting Koenig Mann Smith Armon Yanovich Chambers Pinkstaff.
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Ned Teaney
Chester Price
High Alexander
Paul Starinsky
Hubert Wells
Clyde Underwood
Richard Acre
Carl Cowen
Normal
Terre Tmaute
Richard Donovan
Glen Sampson
Louis Boehm
Robert O’bear
Vicktow Higgins
James Openshaw
Donald Wood
W. N. Cox
Henry Lammers
Robert Biel Stewart Titler
Earl DePugh
Elnora
Arthur Bright
Willis Weaver
Hollis Ketchem
Paul Stalcup
Charles Shuffelberger
Frank Thompson
Guy Hassler
Charles Myers
Ralph Myers
Charles Hackler
Roscoe Stewart
Frank Bright
Bicknell
Fletcher Robbins
Merton MelLinn
Wallace Buck
Robert Berro
Orlando Smith
Isadore Marblerton
Earl Conrad
Guy Conrad
Joe Armon
Alexander Yanovich
Merl Chambers
Kenneth Pinkstaff
Breelandsville
Frank Heidenrich
Norman Walters
Virgil Hollingsworth
Gordon Chambers
Harold Stoelting
Alfred Buescher
Roscoe Brown
Lawrence Harting
Dale Kirk
Raymond Meier
Omer Harting
Walter Koenig
Paris Town's Generous Man Jimmie Hughes Honored
In Paris Kentucky a beloved local figure Jimmie Hughes, who gave away his inherited fortune, died broke. The town funded his funeral, raised a monument, and a village poet wrote the epitaph praising Hughes and asking for forgiveness of his faults.
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Paris
Iirnst
Kentucky
Jimmie Hughes
Jimmie
Pastor bids farewell to Saron Reform Church
The Sunday school mirrors a lesson from John’s farewell words as Jesus speaks to trusted friends. The pastor’s last sermon marks the end of a 4 year 7 month tenure. He and his family will move to Decatur Indiana at 803 Jackson Street next week. Communications to that address. The CG h h societies meet again at 6:30.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Judas
Jackson Street
Decatur
Ind
A. R. Fledderjohiunn
Justificable Gladness Amid Folklore of Gender Roles
Fragmentary line reads about a fundamental cause of trouble noting fewer spheres than needed, with reference to an Oh State Jearenoal. Context and clarity are limited. no clear events or persons identified beyond generic gender discussion and a state journal mention.
Grain exports from U S reach record 1924
Washington Jan 23 Grain exports from the United States in 1924 rose sharply over 1923, the commerce department reported. Value last year totaled 433 750 000 dollars, versus 11 300 000 the prior year, a rise of 122 150 000. Crop failures and damage abroad helped boost exports of wheat products.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Breakup leads to fatal shooting in Corning street encounter
In Corning Perry county Ohio, Thomas Kinder 30 was jailed on first degree murder charges after a Wednesday night street confrontation with Albert Marceey ended with Marceey shot and killed. Kinder reportedly cried out breaking up my home. The incident occurred in New Lexington where officers say the men argued before the shooting.
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New Lexington
Ohio
Feh
Thomas Kinder
Kinder
Albert Marceey
Corning
Perry County
Marcey
Rattlesnake bite cited as epilepsy cure in Illinois talk
Dr Joseph Miller of Chicago told the Sioux Valley Medical society convention in Sioux City Iowa that a rattlesnake bite can cure epilepsy citing a Texas case as evidence The report notes the speaker’s claim and the setting on January 23.
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Sioux City
Joseph Miller
Chicago
Sioux Waltep Medical Society
Texas
Make Haste Slowly Proverb Inspires Steady Endeavor
A Spanish proverb remarks that rushing breeds error, urging Harry to keep calm and steady. The path of deliberate pace prevents fatigue and enables greater achievement than hurried effort.
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Harry
Fragmented maritime note with garbled text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a mariner and a bleckswankey with unclear actions. readable names or places do not emerge, leaving the item as an uncertain shoreline observation and incomplete event note.
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