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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1918
Page
7
A collage of items lists a new Washington County deputy clerk appointment while noting Doan's Kidney Pills claims, and obituaries for Mrs. Hester A. Bruner of Mitchell and updates on Mrs. Louis Moll's recovery. It covers local civic letters, postmaster concerns, and holiday charity efforts for soldiers with gifts from Indiana readers.
An account notes George Deams and a companion on a business trip to New Orleans where they faced a marshal’s inquiry over liquor purchases. Deams was bound over to court on charges linked to illegal sale of liquor from a case titled Chemas purchases. A separate endorsement promotes Vio Hepatica as a liver and kidney cleanse with local distribution claims.
The Indianapolis papers list soldiers connected to Paoli Indiana and nearby areas who were wounded but not killed or seriously injured. Names include Herbert S. Cornwell Stamper Creek Joseph W Parks French Lick Lorraine Warren West Baden Corporal Frank D Owens Paoli and William Ferguson South East Township with only slight wounds reported.
Clerk Brown issued licenses to W. Ezra Coulter and Ida Mee Donald John W. Carnes and Pearl Lashbrooks John T. Stout and Belle T. Braxton Edward Garloch and Ruby May Tegarden Dr Wi A Stipp who has been stationed at Ft Oglethorpe Ga was discharged and returned home last week
For sale a limited amount of preferred stock in the Knox Hutchins Furniture Company yielding 6 percent interest payable semi annually and is non taxable.
Walter A. Rosse dies suddenly at his home one mile north of Paoli after months of illness and a stay in Indianapolis. Funeral held at home, with interment in Indianapolis. He leaves a wife and two foster children and many relatives. Governor McAdoo rail policy notes reflect debate on rail government control and future ownership.
Floyd Morrie has purchased the Cauble store at Unionville and will continue to operate it as a general store. He is described as a fine young man and well wished for success. The Cauble family will move their cold saw mill to Jackson County.
A Christmas Cantata depicting Oriental customs will be rendered by the church choir Sunday evening December 20 at 7 o clock. The event features Miss Cecelia Haxton, a student at Rocka Female College, who is visiting at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bragian Bragian.
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