Judge Bland to Speak at Flag Day Exercises
Judge Oscar E. Bland of Washington D C will be the principal speaker at Flag Day observances to be held Sunday afternoon June 15 at 3 o clock at the Elks home. The program includes a band concert vocal numbers by Mr and Mrs Wayne Hamilton and Mr and Mrs Chester Wills a solo by Mrs C T Sherwood and a tribute to the flag by Senator James H Humphreys.
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Death at Dugger for Mrs Dora M Davis at 29
Dora Maude Davis wife of Sylvan Davis aged 29 died at home in Dugger after a prolonged illness. She was a respected Dugger resident and is survived by her husband four children and her mother. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 30 pm from the First Christian church with Rev Frakes officiating. Interment will follow in Dugger cemetery.
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Sylvan Davis
Dugger
Woman Dies At Crash Scene In South Bend
Mrs John Moddel aged 62 collapsed and died while witnessing a collision involving two autos and a truck in South Bend Indiana on June 1. Mrs Alvin B Robbins aged 42 died later from blood poisoning linked to a facial pimple.
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John Moddel
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Card of thanks for mother Mary E Bigger
The children thank friends and neighbors for kindness after the bereavement of Mary E Bigger. Special gratitude to Providence choir, floral tributes, those who lent cars, Rev Seifert Ray Banks Doc Hannah Earl T Aikin the undertaker for expressions of kindness.
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Seifert
Ray Banks
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Sincere thanks after loss of baby Jessie Burks
Mr and Mrs Floyd Burks and family express heartfelt gratitude for the kindness shown in their sorrow over the loss of baby Jessie Burks. Special thanks go to those who sent flowers and to Rev B S McNeely and Mrs McNeely and Earl T Aikin funeral director for their sympathy and regard.
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B. S. McNeely
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Oldest House in Winkel Germany Reveals Ancient Age
The oldest dwelling in Germany, possibly in Tudope, sits in Winkel village in the Rhine valley and is around 1,200 years old. The tiny hamlet hosts a structure that may be among the oldest in the region, dating back to early medieval times.
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Winkel
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Rhine
Cold and Rain Both Helps and Hurts Farmers Says Meteorologist
Terre Haute June 2 A United States Weather Bureau meteorologist O E Moory says the late spring brings mixed effects for farmers. Cold rain slows corn planting with only 15 percent of usual crop in the ground while cool wet weather helps wheat potatoes lettuce onions and some other crops. Frost damaged strawberries and tomatoes planted early but other crops show good growth under current conditions.
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Terre Haute
O. E. Moory
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Resignation of French Premier Poincaré Shocks Miller Cabinet
Paris reports Raymond Poincaré has tendered his resignation and that of his ministry to President Alexandre Millerand as a stormy new chamber opens. The majority’s cooler heads are overwhelmed by impulsive followers, creating a presidential crisis and raising doubt over Millerand’s chances to stay in the French White House.
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Raymond Poincare
France
Alejandre Miller
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