Paoli Republican: Licenses, raids, and local notices 1922
Paoli Indiana reports marriage licenses issued to Cox and Sandford Lashbrooks and Love Harley Roach and Slaten Mynett and Lashbrooks Parks and Lomax Roberts and Breeden Clem and Brough. Prohibition officers raid West Baden. two arrested, liquor seized. One defendant fined 200 dollars and 60 days at petal farm. other posted bond. Also community notes on New Year greetings, local commerce, hospital recoveries, clergy moves, and weather remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Ellis
James Cox
Hasel Wolfe Sandford l Lashbrooks
Nellie Love
Harley E. Roach
Lillian Slaten
Jennings Mynett
Hazel M. Lashbrooks
Green Land
Josephine
Sam
Harry D. Bell
Fay Q. Trimble
Elois A. Parks
Bernice L. Lomax
William Roberts
Dena E. Breeden
Scott Clem
Gladys Brough
Prohibition Enforcement
West Baden
Paoli
Tucker
Sours
Steve Washington
William Fitch
Paoli arrests net eight men on gaming charges
Marshal Andrew C. Waugston and deputies seized eight men at French Lock and West Baden, Paoli, charging George Pierce Bert Gruber John Kellams George Moore Walter Moore Joe Roach Norman Ballard and Ed Palmer with gambling operating punch boards keeping gaming rooms. Bonds posted, cases set for January 18. affidavits filed against three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paoli
Andrew C. Wuagtson
French Lock
West Baden
Esquire
George W. Thomas
Paoh Hose
George Pierce
Bert Gruber
John G Kellams
George Moore
Walter Moore
Joe Roach
Norman Ballard
Ea Palmer
Bell and Trimble Tie The Knot In Paoli Area
Harry Bell and Miss Faye Trimble were united in marriage last Sunday at the bride’s parents home south of town in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride, a Paoli high school graduate, has taught in district schools and is praised as an excellent young lady. The groom, a salesman with Brown Auto Co., is described as a fine young man. They will reside in the home Bell recently purchased from Carl Kibler on East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bell
Faye Trimble
Ernest Trimble
Paoli High School
Goom
Brown Auto Co
Mr. Bell
Carl Kibler
Isecond
Parks and Lomax Wedding Held at West Main Home
Elois A Parks and Ber nice L Lomax were united in marriage Saturday evening at the bride’s parents’ home on West Main street in the presence of a few relatives and friends. The bride, daughter of Claude Lomax, is a Paoli High School graduate well regarded by local youth. The groom is a Newton Stewart school teacher, respected in that area. The Republican extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elois A. Parks
Bernice L. Lomax
West Main Street
Claude Lomax
Paoli Bogh
Newton Stewart
Bonded peril turns to safe recovery for Hollowell
James 8 Hollowell faced a dangerous accident after confusing carbolic acid with a remedy last week. Prompt help from Mrs. Hollowell and a summoned physician prevented serious harm. He is now reported growing better, with the incident noted as a close call and a swift rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Hollowell
Kibler to resign and seek Chevrolet agency in Seymour
William Kibler will resign from his accessories salesman job at Brown Auto Co. to take over the Chevrolet agency operated by the Kibler family in Seymour under Thomas Maria. He will move to Seymour, and his son Carl Kibler will reside in his current home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam Kibler
Brown Auto Co
Seymour
Chevrolet
Kiblers
Thomas Maria
Kibler
Carl Kitler
Wil
Paoli Man Dies Suddenly At Home
Perry F ue Hawkins aged about 59 died of heart failure at his home four miles southwest of Paoli while with his family. He was born in South East township at Hawkins Mill by the Patoka River and lived on his farm for eight to ten years. Survived by wife and six children, three sons and three daughters. Funeral services by Elder John P Davis at the Church of Christ in Paoli, burial at I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry F.ue
Hawkins
Paoli
South East Township
Hawkins’ Mill
Patoka River
John P Davis
Church of Christ
Paoli Mourns Nathan and Margaret Wells
Nathan Wells and his wife Margaret Wells died a few hours apart at their home on East Third street Paoli. Nathan aged nearly 98, known as Uncle Nath, longtime resident of the area, died at 11 a m while Margaret died at 6 p m. Margaret’s body was buried at Saltillo, her former home, on Monday. Uncle Nath funeral held at Mt Gilead north of town Tuesday with Rev George Dalrymple of the Paoli M E Church officiating. Obit varies next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paoli
East Third Street
Nathan Wells
Wells
Nath
Fragmentary health advice about skin issues and treatment
The readable text promotes Ddaa''s Olut meat as highly recommended for various skin troubles and mentions a 0c 5 box at all eteres suggesting a promotional offer.
Paoli Plans a Chautauqua With White and Myers System
Arrangements and a signed contract are in place for another Paoli Chautauqua next summer with the White & Myers Chau tauqua System of Kansas City. A local canvasser secured thirty one signatures while community support is pledged to boost patronage and protect the town’s name. The event promises top talent including William Jennings Bryan and is promoted as the best Chautauqua Paoli has seen. A Paoli Republican and the Globe Democrat offer one year subscriptions for $1.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paoli
White & Myers
Red Cross public health nursing drives postwar health reform
The Red Cross reports extensive postwar public health nursing efforts across 1,240 services with 1.5 million home visits and 313 new nursing services. Initiatives include home hygiene education, first aid, nutrition classes, and health centers, funded to train nurses. rural areas show notable gains in disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Evangelist
Red Cross
American Red Crosse Ie
Ltg
Nutrition Service
Red Cross Gains Strength in All Foreign Fields
The American Red Cross reports strong growth abroad with 115,917 members in insular and foreign fields. Europe notes 11,138 roll call, Constantinople chapter 685, China 1,782, Dominican Republic 2,927, Haiti near 1,000, Mexico 354, and junior members outside the U.S. nearing 700,000 across about 70 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insular
United States
Europe
Constantinople
China
Little Virgin Islands
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Mexico
American Red Cross
Red Cross Water First Aid Gains Life-Saving Enrollments
The American Red Cross Life Saving Corps reports a new high in enrollment and qualified life savers with over 825 chapters active in water first aid last year. Heavy impure blood is linked to pimply complexions headaches and indigestion, with Beadock Blood Bitters offered for purifying blood and aiding digestion at $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Pousshold Remedy Endorsed By Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil
An old remedy labeled Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil is touted for multiple ailments including bavy's croup Willie's daily cut and bruises mother's sore throat and Grandma's lameness. The text notes a dosage of 3cc and 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavy
Willie
Mother
Grandma
Thomas
For Sale Brown Leghorn Yearling Hens and Pellets
C. W. Joehrendt of Paoli Indiana advertises a sale of two items, 200 Brown Leghorn yearling hens and poultry pellets, priced at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Joehrendt
Paoli
Ind
Coal is Coming For Paoli Lodge Christmas Party
C M Ham of 10 Lumber and Coal Co writes to Paoli Ke bakah Lodge members promising a coal shipment in a few days. He notes a steady supply and asks each member to bring a small Christmas tree gift costing 10 to 25 cents for a party after the lodge on December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ham
Paoli Kebakah Lodge
Doane's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Paoli Residents
A Good Friend recounts enduring relief from severe headaches and back pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Cadie of Sespect 8 Paoli and Mrs Sharp of Nesd testify to lasting benefit, noting they sought the remedy at Boyd & Boyd's Drug Store and linked recovery to Doan's therapy. Foster Milburn & Co. advertise the product from Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paoli
Kateey
O O. Cadie
Sespect
Aok
Doan
Boyd & Boyd
Mrk& Cadie
Dean
No Hunting on Farms Warns Violators Prosecution
Farmers issue a strict notice banning any hunting or trap shooting on their lands at all hours. The warning names William Runyoo Cyrus A Jones Jobo T and Stout, promising prosecutions for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Runyoo
Cyrus A. Jones Jobo T
Stout
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E. M. Biddle
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Walter W
Meliie M.brown
Friends Church
Fowler
Kan
Gand
Mr. Brown
Lick Creek
California
Cheney
Toledo
Bonela
Dean's Regier
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Steatail
Nathan and
Margaret Wells
Paoli Republican
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Esbyterian Church
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Thedford’s
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