Local Board Examines 85 Men and Procures Special Calls
Local Board in session all day Sunday and Monday examined 85 registrants in class one and prepared four special calls for July 29 to New York for Clarence Smith and Herschel Barrett, August 15 to Indianapolis for several men, August 28 to Lafayette Purdue for another group, August 28 to Valparaiso for a further list. Additional two youths requested for Cincinnati training awaiting selection. Community notices urge Patriot's Picnic readiness and list numerous residents and movements in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Pekin
J.T. Mitchell
C. B. Paynter
C. W. Murphey
New York
Clarence Smith
Herschel Barrett
Indianapolis
Doward Bush
Rolla Thompson
Earl C. Maudlin
Lafayette
Purdue
Garrett Thompson
Ralph McLamore
Herbert Money
Valapariso
Paul Bullington
Charles B. Ball
Delzie Clark
Cincinnatti
Patriot Picnic News Amid Club Work And Local Meetings
The club notes cover a July 17 meeting with a well attended canning demonstration at William Lucas’s home and strong interest in vegetable preservation. Reports show pig club gains up to 27 pounds, with some teams at 60 to 80 pounds of progress. The Patriot’s Picnic on August 3 at Gill Brothers Grove is urged, with entertainment ideas like Leapfrog. Local travel includes Edward Johnson and Worth Bierly’s trip to Cincinnati for a Ford truck, and several social visits across Lafayette, Salem, and Martinsburg areas. Funeral details note the death of Mrs. Martin, widow of Volney, with services at Mt Washington and burial at Mt Wea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Markland
S. N. Markland
Edward Gray
Danville
W. L. Green
Salem
George Smith
Volney Martins
Mt Washington
Lester Abbott
Ratts
W. A. Abbott
J.C. Weir
C. B. Elrod
Alford
Frank Johnson
Muscatatuck
E. Wyman
C. K
Bierly
Wm. Lucas
Martin
Volney Martin
Clarence
Benny Sullivan
Mitchell
Mt Wea
Ingtais
Martinsburg ad and lost items mix in local page
Local notices from Martinsburg Indiana include Creamery price testing by Armour and Co at Martinsburg with address of Chester M. Temple as proprietor. Also a reward offer for Lyfe Steet with a $500 bill and 85 cents in silver found July 4. Miscellaneous ads: twin Indiana motorcycle for sale, found bridle on preme grounds, items lost or stolen near D B Souder's bridge, a mule for sale, and a Pekin Advance offer for Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Armour & Co
Louisville
Martinsburg
Ind
Lyfe Steet
Patrons Urged to Pay Delinquent Rent at Pekin Rural Telco
The Patrons of Pekin Rural Telephone Company urge unpaid renters to pay immediately to cover running expenses and Salem Line repairs. Delinquent amounts hinder collection costs and avoid collectors’ nuisance while Millard Terrell, president, and A H Weller, secretary, appeal for prompt payment. Bertha Glaze of New Albany visits with relatives. Patrons Picnic offers buyer and donor opportunities.
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Pekin Rural Telephone Company
Salem
Millard-Terrell
We Want Children From Citizens Bank Promotion
A prospectus urges bringing children to Citizens Bank to become familiar with banking and start small bank accounts. It emphasizes Sunday school connections and forming successful future business-minded individuals through early financial education and banking experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Citizens Bank Savings and CDs Offered with Safe Deposit Boxes
Citizens Bank announces operating hours from 8 a m to 3 p m and offers savings accounts with interest in the Saving Department and Certificates of Deposit. Also advertises safety deposit boxes for rent.
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Mickie
Wm. Wells
Bedford
C. Cleveland McKinley
Borden
John L. Naugle
Wilber Bierly
New Albany
Peter Hurst
Old Pekin
Goss
Richard Land
George R. Hedrick
Greancastle
John Sloan
C. J. Hoyt
Kas Bell
Jeffersonville
Bert Bell
Maud Baker
Ruth
Baker Sisters
Julia Hatfield
Albany
C. EB. Bierly
Frank Karnes
G. M
Charley Johnson
Cincinnati
Camp Taylor
Cort Miller
Everett Ray Rohn Daled
Waners
Bell
Mirtinsburg
Elmo Marshall Johnson
Willie Pennington
Smedileys
John King
Fredericksburg
Charles L. Weston
Wallonia
Wilbur D. Haganman
Esley L. Purlee
Jefferson Davis
Harry Thacker
Saltillo
William Leatherman
Samuel E. Bressie
Ivis V. Chastain
Campbellsburg
Merley
Baker
New Philadelphia
George Nicholson
Little York
Otis Denton Roberts
Willard H. Martin
William V. Taylor
Smedleys
Oscar Wm
Loyd
Wesley Marshall
Hardinsburg
Samuel Archte Casey
Charles Thomas
Vallonia
Comodore Short
Robert M. Young
Liv
Smedley
Forrest Callaway
Frank V. Knox
Campbellshore
Earl F. Martin
Salon
Loran B. Payne
John Blankenbaker
Milton Markland
Jersey Park
Jane Baker
Edith
Minnie
Una Baker
Little Maude Markland
Albert Martin
Non John
Emerson Martin
Harl Martin
Washington County
G. M. Johnson & Sons
Pig Club
Mie
NS Aose
Gill Brothers Grove
Millard Hurst
Wai Hurst
Awai
Edward Johnson
Worth Bierly
C. E. Bierly
James Corn
Mt Pleasant
Ernest Wells
Josie Miller
Essie Martin
Thelma Jacobi
John Fisher
R. H. Bell
Church of Christ
Sylvia Miller
Homer Miller
France
Chester M. Temple
Prop
W.N. Thompson
D. B. Souder
O. K. Martin
O. N. Morris
The
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Bath
Bertha Glaze
Ed. L Moore
Patrot
E. V. Bartlett
Pierce Township
Hirstand
T. A. Sun
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Thos. A. Smith& Son
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