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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
6
Trains 10 and 12 bring through coaches to Indianapolis while Trains 9 and 11 carry through coaches from Indianapolis. Stephen Ridien acts as agent for the through service. The notes indicate coordinated routing involving Pon Gago and Louisville with the Indianapolis line.
A Monday session of Commission ers Court opened amid concerns over rising living costs. Local and regional residents visited kin in French Lick and Indianapolis, while several officials and families traveled for events and gatherings. Weather and alfalfa campaigns affected plans. many names and places feature in this community snapshot.
The Home Economics Club announces its regular meeting for Saturday afternoon June 10 at Red Men's Hall above Farlow's restaurant. Demonstrations on canning and preserving by Mrs Frank Braxton and daughter, plus a bird and flower talk by Miss Jennie Throop. Musical numbers by Miss Lillian McCullough and Mrs 8 R Knox. Also includes a testimonial ad for Chamberlains Tablets.
The Young Men's Class of the Presbyterian Church toured Salem and met at the John Knox Club in the Public Library Assembly Hall. Vauli Band delivered a strong concert enjoyed by locals. Bristol chaired and welcomed. Braxton replied. The John Knox Club hosts eighty members and plans future joint meetings with the Westminister Club. Refreshments were provided by the club’s young ladies. The trip showed good roads and a merry group content with the outing.
Licensed Indiana physicians offering free consultations and examinations for chronic diseases. They promise no charges beyond treatment costs and ask patients to report outcomes to spread results. They are known as bloodless surgeons for stomach, nerve, kidney, and other ailments, with many cases claimed cured in sixty days.
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