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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
7
Paoli residents share visits and travels from Lafayette Indianapolis and Chicago. Local figures attend camps, teach, and plan for the eclipse event next Saturday afternoon while War Savings stamps quota prompts community effort.
The Paoli Concert Band will perform weekly summer concerts for the public but notes high maintenance costs and requests weekly subscriptions. The call urges locals to pay for the benefit they receive to avoid losing the band. Frank Kurrie departed for Philadelphia after a visit, and former Paoli resident Pallar Brown visited recently.
John Maris, from the Great Lakes Training School near Chicago, returns home for a short visit with mother Mrs Louis Moll and relatives. He soon heads to Harvard University for four months of finishing coursework and may be placed in charge of wireless instruments on an Atlantic vessel. Loban Lindley and Miss Nancy Lindley wed at Dr Laban Lindley’s home on North Gospel Street with Lydia Heath officiating. The couple will establish a Bowles Avenue home as he works for Knox-Hutchins Furniture Co. The Tomato Products Co. moves offices to the Sherrod residence in the Public Square, outfitting an upgraded office suite after delayed furniture shipment.
The Republican convention in Indianapolis last Wednesday united across a war platform. Governor Goodrich led as temporary chair with Senator New and Senator Watson backing the government. The ticket named aims to back the President and aid the war effort.
An item notes pain and bleeding from anorectal conditions and mentions Dean's Olotcent as an aid. It appears as a brief consumer health blurb with unclear wording and limited context.
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