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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
7
Through coaches move on Trains 9 and 11 from Indianapolis while Trains 10 and 12 carry through coaches to Indianapolis, aligning service among Chicago Indianapolis Louisville routes.
Local news from Paoli reports upcoming June Term of the Commissioners Court and various residents visiting Indianapolis Bloomington and Louisville. Names include Mrs A A Gasaway Merle, Dr P L Coble, Mrs George Campbell, Mary E Goss, Charles Brown, Judge T B Buskirk, Arthur McCart, Lois Hall, Misses Elizabeth and Louise Stout, James Brown, John Cook, O T Stout, Dr S B W Teaford, B K Deremiah, Eviner St Claire and Charles Wilson among others. Community activities span photography offerings and travel for medical treatment and health officer meetings. The group also notes Paoli participants at Indianapolis speedway races.
The Gem Theatre will show moving pictures of the Lusitania as she appeared on her last and fatal voyage. E L Throop returned from Rochester after attending the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church. Mrs Lillie Boon died at Fortville and was interred in Orleans. John A Lingle and wife returned from visits to Lafayette and Lebanon. Harold St Clair injured while cranking an automobile. C C Warren of Fier sheim Shoe Co visited home but returned to work during hard times. Kansas idle men await harvest for short work spells.
In brief space since Congress adjourned Democratic members realize real and genuine new freedom. The article traces presidents from Washington to Roosevelt noting each man’s humble origins from farmers, storekeepers, or clergy to roles in public service and leadership.
Local editors in Orange Washington and Lawrence counties rail against the Dixie highway route and the commissioners who set it. They say some towns neglected road work, yet the route is now fixed, urging residents to accept it and move on. Chamberlains Lament promotes relief for rheumatism and injuries with anecdotes from Mrs. Charles Turner of Wabash.
Union church marks its sixth anniversary with an all day service next Sunday featuring 3000 speakers and music. In the afternoon the usual memorial and decoration services will follow. Epworth League district sessions began at Marengo today and continue tomorrow with Paoli Chapter members present including Rev. and Mrs. Elmer St. Clair and several locals.
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