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Last Call for World War Vets Disability Claims
The Veterans Bureau sets June 7 as the final date to file disability claims for wartime injuries. With Memorial Day behind, citizens are urged to locate injured veterans who have declined government aid and prompt officers to file their claims. The Bureau currently spends 16 million dollars monthly on disabled soldiers and stresses every veteran deserves care.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Citnicim
Americans grow numb to grand feats in Europe flights
The piece notes Lindbergh and Chamberlain as notable but emphasizes public indifference to remarkable acts. It mentions West Side track events drawing crowds, a preference for horse racing, and skepticism toward long endurance records and sensational claims.
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Europe
Lindbergh
Chamberlain
Perry Formance
Racing Association
Mrs Hill Improves After Major Operation at Sullivan Hospital
Mrs Henry C Hill of A streat northwest underwent a major operation at Mary Sherman Memorial hospital in Sullivan last week and is reported to be gradually improving.
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Henry C. Hill
A’ Streat
Northwest
Mary Sherman Memorial Hospital
Sullivan
Singing at Mission Meeting Tuesday Evening
Residents interested in singing are invited to gather at Glenburn Mission on Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Mr. James Clayton will direct congregational songs and several new pieces will be learned.
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Glenburn Mission
James Clayton
Vacation Bible schools Opened at Local Churches
Movement unfolds as 4thocal churches start vacation Bible schools this morning at 8 45. Baptist church enrolls 84 pupils after 40 signed up Saturday and 44 more this morning. Teachers include Mrs Earl Corbin superintendent and several aides. Saron Reformed church opens at 9 30 with 23 pupils. activities include Bible story telling memory work craft and clay modelling led by Miss SaracNelle McIntosh and others.
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The
Baptist Church
Earl Mr. Corbin
Roy Hays
Earl Winters
Ven Johnson
Letterman
C. A. Cook
Lucille Malicoat
Bona Baughman
Lucille Carr
Juanite
Lash
Irene Hamer
Sara 'Nelle-Mélstriosh
Iris Trinkle
Frank Hayes
John Struckmeyer
SaracNelle McIntosh
Saron
Cleo. Doidge
R Raymond Teker
Marl Corbin
Migs
Helen Hilgetleik
Tedwig
Gertrude’ Harting
Personal notices of visits and travels across Indiana towns
Curtis Babr spent Sunday visiting friends at Jasonville. Mr and Mrs Moss spent Sunday at Odon with friends. Joe Beasley Jr of Bedford visited his parents. Clayton Carter of Ashmore spent Sunday here with her parents. Roy Morris Cardwell of Bloomington were guests of Id and family. Mary Lee Cardwell and Mr and Mrs Herbert Priest spent days at Hammond. Elmer Evans and children with families from Terre Haute visited Linton. Adria D Humphreys returned to Cleveland after vacation with her parents. Millard Webber family and others were Sunday guests of Floyd Shannon. Mildred Clayton and Lola Baugh went to Terre Haute to enter Brown's Business College.
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Curtis
Babr
Jasonville
Austin
Moss
Odon
Joe’ Beasley, Jr
Bedford
Joe Besley
Clayton .Carter
Ashmore
James
Page
Roy Morris
Moses
Cardwell
Bloomington
Mary Lee Cardwell
Herbert
Priest
Hammond
Elmer Evans
Bernard
Melvin
Evans
Terre Haute
Linton
Tarry Welch
Adria D. Humphreys
Cleveland
Ohio
Clem Humphreys
Millard Webber
Reba
Clyde Bureh
MaeGregory
Washington
Minnie Gregory
Floyd Shannon
Mildred ‘Clayton
Lola Baugh
Brown's Business College
Miss Clayton
Miss Baugh
Ithe
Social calendar and church meetings in the county
County tally lists church elders and social gatherings at local venues. Baptist teachers and officers meet at Mrs. Margaret Pittle home at 7 80. Reformed Service class gathers at Mrs. William Kramer Jr. at 2 60. Emanon Club hosts Mrs. Charles Taylor. Mrs. Rex Hoffeditz hosts L A W Club. Clarion Club entertained by Mrs. Andy Stewart. Hiawatha Club meets at Red Men hall with hostess Mrs. Dick Shouse.
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Baptist Church
Margaret Pittle
The
Reformed Church
William Kramer
Emanon Club
Charles Taylor
Rex Hoffeditz
Clarion Club
Andy Stewart
Hiawatha Clu
Red Men Hall
Dick Shouse
California visitor Jennie Newman returns to Indiana after twenty years
Mrs Jennie Newman of California, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Martin, is visiting relatives in the city. She attended a dinner yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs James M Humphreys on A street northeast. Guests included Mrs Will Clayton of Kobens Mr Oscar Humphreys and daughter Helen, and Mr and Mrs Fred Steffey and children. It is her first visit to her old Indiana home in twenty years.
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Jennie Newman
Arthur Martin
California
James M. Humphreys
Will Clayton
Kobens
Oscar Humphreys
Helen
Fred Steffey
Ralph
Mary Louise
Bicknell
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