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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
3
Senator Arthur Capper argues 18000 American troops remain in Europe to police the occupied district and enforce peace terms. He questions the need for foreign deployment and suggests bringing troops home for cheaper protection and to avoid lingering occupation duties.
Paoli Hardware promotes coal and wood heating options with Florence and Nubian hot blast coal heaters and the Wilson wood heater promising strong service and satisfaction.
J P Wilson and Son announce ready supply of solid tires for trucks with quick service. Located at the old garage east of the Pub- He square.
Miss Helen Barnes and John A Stout of Vincennes wed at eleven in the Barnes home North Chestnut Street with Rev J H More performing. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn music, floral arrangements and a two course breakfast. Attendants included Miss Mary Margaret Braxton Boise City Idaho and numerous relatives from Indiana and beyond.
Hon James W Dunbar of New Albany Indiana is the Republican nominee for the Third Indiana District. He is praised for a strong two year record in Congress and for advancing finance and economic topics on the floor. He serves on the post office committee and is credited with steady district representation and a hard working staff. The article notes his early work in New Albany and his ascent from lamp keeper to gas works superintendent, highlighting a lifelong commitment to city growth. The piece projects a likely victory in November with increased support. frost threatens late crops and signals potential tomato crop loss and earlier ripening of corn.
A Stout family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stout last Sunday with members from Indianapolis Memphis Boise Vincennes and local residents in attendance including Mr. and Mrs. John T Stout and Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland. Also noted were Elmer W Stout and Mrs. Mary Stout Braxton among others visiting for the occasion.
Senator James F. E. Watson and John C. Orth schedule Republican appearances in Orleans French Lick and Paoli next week. Local events include church sales, a market, a cookie a cake sale, a Hudson Super Six sedan for sale, and a October guest meeting of the W.FP.M.S. John Orth of Miavis to speak at the courthouse Wednesday evening.
Samuel R. Knox and L. Throup, president and secretary, of the Knox-Hutchins Furniture Co, left last Friday for New York and other Eastern cities on company business. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gasaway went Saturday to Indianapolis with their daughter Mrs. Healey, who is returning to California, and spent a few days with their son and another daughter in the capital city.
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