Paoli Republican Editor John A. Lingle
John A. Lingle serves as editor and publisher of the Paoli Republican newspaper. The release confirms his leadership role and long association with the publication.
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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
3
John A. Lingle serves as editor and publisher of the Paoli Republican newspaper. The release confirms his leadership role and long association with the publication.
A brief health note explains that a beautiful woman keeps good digestion by eating lightly of meats and taking occasional doses of Chamberlain's tablets to strengthen digestion.
Mrs Raymond Stout and her children left Friday evening for Boise Idaho to spend the winter with her parents Mr and Mrs Oakes Raymond accompanied them as far as Chicago.
Mr and Mrs Azor C Smith of French Lick travel with a Shoals cousin by car through Paoli toward Florida for the winter. Their daughter Bernice McCampbell, in poor health, plans to join them by rail once settled, hoping to return in spring sound and well.
A wartime feature urges reconstruction of disabled soldiers through medical, vocational, and emotional support. It cites U S government efforts led by the Surgeon General and the American Red Cross, detailing hospital care, retraining, and home readiness, plus the Red Cross Institute for the Blind and public education campaigns.
About a year ago John M Frost in Orleans township lost his farm residence to a blaze. He had insurance with the Orange County Farmers Fire Insurance Co but unpaid assessments voided the policy. Frost sued in Orange Circuit Court, case moved to Lawrence Circuit Court, where a jury last week awarded a verdict around $1,500 to Frost.
In the estate of Frank Payne deceased the administrator filed final settlement for hearing on December 7 1918 in Orange Circuit Court at Paoli Indiana. Heirs and all interested must appear and show cause and prove heirship or claims to the estate. Charles T. Brown Clerk. Jonathan Payne Administrator. Alexander Attorney for Administrator.
A wartime poem notes a Red Cross worker's presence from Paris to the front. It praises his constant aid and warm tea for soldiers, serving without a gun but with morale boosting care. The piece highlights gratitude for his tireless support of mates and duty.
Red Cross teams scour hospitals near the front to supplement brief Army casualty reports with detailed letters to families. The effort emphasizes the human touch to reinforce global kinship amid war.
A stock company has been arranged to acquire the J. P. Riley stock and expand the hardware and supply store into a larger general enterprise. The move aims to broaden merchandise and management under new ownership.
To close an estate the dwelling house and shop belonging to the heirs of the late George H Stout deceased is for sale. Bessie B. Stout Executrix.
Notice from Orange County Board of Commissioners inviting sealed bids for drinks books stationery and all supplies per specifications on file in the Auditor's office bids due Friday December 27 1918 at 1 o'clock a m bond of 500 local surety or certified check required affidavits as required by law bid submission with County Auditor Board may reject any bids P M Stephenson Auditor and John J Lingle of Orleans involved in court business this week
A ten year old girl living in a troubled area with a ill mother is aided by a Red Cross Home Service worker. The mother dies, a country home is arranged for the girl, and her two brothers support her as the seventeen year old brother enlists. She attends school and receives allotments from her brothers under ongoing care.
A portable kitchen set up by the American Red Cross at the precise location where Joan of Arc was captured served tea, coffee and other refreshments to about 10,000 soldiers and civilians daily, delivering relief amid ongoing struggles and relief efforts.
An OTC tone ad promotes Vin Hepatica as a remedy for indigestion and stomach heaviness after meals. It claims fast relief by targeting the stomach liver and bowels and urges readers to purchase a bottle immediately.
Mrs. Lindley Jones was summoned to Lafayette due to illness in several members of her daughter's family, including Mrs. H. B. Alexander. An old remedy advertises a 35 cent large bottle, urging readers to join the Red Cross Christmas Review and call on Dec. 16 to become a member for one year with a dollar.
Memorial verse for Neva Jewel Hill daughter of Emery and Kathryn Hill who died December 8 1916. Parents recall her tiny dresses and golden hair while hoping to meet her again in heaven.(Charity style obituary section with sentimental rhymes and prayers)
Thelma Jaanita Kimmel daughter of Wesley and Nellie Kimmel of Dornip Paoli was born Sept 7 1915 and died Oct 23 1918 after illness. Funeral services were held at the parents home by Rev John Asher, burial in local cemetery. She leaves father mother two grandmothers and numerous relatives. The piece closes with hopeful religious verses about her passing to eternal life.
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