Texas School John Moore and Fred Barnard Motored
Texas School members John Moore and Fred Barnard motored to the County farm on Sunday. Theresa Newby is visiting in Jeffersonville for several days. Mrs W Dean and children Cecil and Alvin spent Sunday with KM W Newby. John Deweese made a business trip to Salem Saturday. B Kirk works for John Packwood. AJ R Fall and Mrs Lita Packwood visited GB Packwood Sunday. R H Barnard was in Salon Saturday. Mrs Earl Criswell spent a few days this week with Richard Barnard.
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Texas
John Moore
Fred Barnard
Theresa Newby
Jeffersonville
W. Dean
Cecil
Alvin
KM. W . Newby
John Deweese
Salem
B. Kirk
John Packwood
AJ R. Fall
Lita Packwoard
GB. Packwood
R. H. Barnard
Salon
Earl Criswell
Richard Barnard
Soldier pride noted as P H Gill registered here
On Tuesday 48 people registered with P H Gill taking the roll the report notes Pat expressing pride in his soldier boys and the local turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.H Gill
Pat
Beneficial Kidney Pills Note from New Jersey User
A letter from Isaac B. Turman of 1277 Washington Ave Achbury Park NJ reports Foley Kidney Pills gave him relief from rheumatic pains dizziness and sore muscles related to kidney or bladder trouble. Murklanid Pharmacy endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Turman
Washington Ave
Achbury Park
N. J
Murklanid
Fort Hill News Item From Sunday Night Activities
Community notes from Fort Hill list attendees at Sunday night events. Names include Mrs Cart Colglazier W B Wright and family at Blue River exercises, Waller and wife visiting parents, Wells of Pekin visiting locally, Ben Purkhiser family Fred Zink family Ian Gardiett and wife at Purkhiser residence, Frank and Spiir Martindale families from Louisville on business, W Mar and daughter visiting Emmett Atlen, Elmer Patton wife and son visiting Silas Mitchell, and other neighborhood mentions.
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Bro. Hatcheld
Sune
Cart Colglazier
W. B. Wright
Blue River
Mr. Waller Fourned
Mr. Wells
Pekin
Ben Purkhiser
Fred Zink
Ian Gardiett
Charch
D. L. Purkheiser
Frank Martindale
Spiir Am Martindale
Wif Syent
Louisville
W. Mar
Emmett Atlen
Elmer Patton
Silas Mitchell
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed for Colds
A letter from J. A. Parker of Landgsten, Indiana, praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for emugh and colds in children aged two and four, claiming near immediate relief and good overall results.
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Foley
J. A. Parker
Landgsten
Poley
Markland
Local Visits and Church Attendance Noted in Honey Run Area
Rainy weekend brings family visits as Mr and Mrs D L Williams and kin call on George Matthews and family. Arthur Matthews returns home from work to see his parents. Crawford conducts service at Morris Chapel. May 1 church attendance at May Chapel. Thury Cavey visits Scottsburg for berry picking. Larry Wade visits from Scottsville and returns to Indiana. Dennis Rickard travels to Jeffersonville for government work. Robert Martin ill but recovering at home. Wogh Gordon and wife end a week long visit to a relative near Siethyville Kentucky.
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D. L. Willams
George Matthews
Arthur Matthews
Bro
Crawford
Morris Chapel
Thury Cavey
Scottsburg
Bie
Eharely
Frank Rockey
Larry Wade
Scottsville
Ind
Maneford Wade
Prank Wade
Bunker Hill
Dennis Rickard
Jeffersonville
Mary
Mutetager
Robert Martin
Comiskey
Maley Kidney Pile Promises Relief for Women
Mary Bunker of Millen describes Maley Kidney Pile as a needed remedy for fatigue backache headaches and smear ailments blamed on disordered kidneys. The note suggests women accept these woes as part of being female and credits the product with relief.
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Mey
Mary ¥. Bunker
Millen-on-the Judson
Hopper Elected Township Trustee in County School Vote
The Township Trustees met at the Court House Monday to elect a County Superintendent for four years. Two candidates faced the close vote: the incumbent Otro Vepper and Prof. W. A. Thompson of Gibson township. Thompson praised for progress, Hopper a graduate of Indiana University.
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Court House
Incumbert
Otro Vepper
W. A. Thompson
Gibson Township
Hopper
Woaper
Indiana University
County superintendent on program for rural schools topic
An unnamed county official, R. B. Cavanaugh, is listed on the program for the June meeting of county superintendents to discuss Elementary Vocational Work for the Rural Schools. Orra, son of Leander Hopper of Virnon township, begins a new term on August 16, 2917.
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Ember
Teanhe
Phi Delta hapEd
United States
R. KB. Cavanaugh
Suen
Immibenthia Cociery
Bedung
Avery
Couny
Washington
Mip
Te Proggram Committee
Tis
Orra
Leander Hopper
Virnon
Mir County
County Defense Council Formed Under State and Federal Guidance
Governor Roedich organizes a State Council of Defense to align state and federal efforts in mobilizing resources. Judge Paynter appoints seven county members who organized Saturday with W. B. Lindley as chairman and AMtrs Hobbs as secretary. They meet monthly in the Petit Jury room at the Court House.
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State Council of Defense
Roedich
Circuit Court
Paynter
W. B. Lindley
National Council of Defense
Flora Sites Rodman Dies In South Boston At 60
Flora Sites Rodman born Peb 887 died June 1517 at age 60. She was daughter of Micha Sinex and Caroline Sinex and wife of Newton E. Rodman 8 NTA. Survived by Emelia W. Rodontat of Ma yu II and Mrs Ellie Thompson near Pekin. Also husband, five grandchildren, sister Mrs Maria L. Walker of Bremerton Washington, and brothers Pham Lines of Pengallun Washington and HLvha W. Linex of Mineral Point Wisconsin. Funeral, services held by Rev. Wolmes of Louisville. Interment at family graveyard.
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Flora Sites Rodman
Micha
Caroline Sinex
Newton E. Rodman
Emelia W. Rodontat
Mayou, II
Ellie Thompson
Pekin
Maria L. Walker
Bremerton
Waingtos
Pham
Pengallun
Washington
Hlivha
Linex
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Ehriglian
Edna
Heme
Wolmes
Louisville
Payne M Noy
War Support Card Calls Nation to Red Cross Duty
A 1917 Washington County Red Cross appeal urges unity and patriotism. Citizens are urged to aid the war effort through collective labor and sacrifice, with a card noting Claude B. Paynter as chair and a commemorative ring bearing a fallen member’s name and date.
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Pan Thei
Gvarhintan
The
Red Cross
Claude B. Paynter
Fone
Washington County
Tadiana
Governor Bush Speaks at Red Cross Meeting
Lieutenant Governor Bush addresses the Washington County Red Cross chapter in a large, enthusiastic meeting. He urges support for the war effort and explains his limited knowledge of the society, pledging to learn more and to do all he can. He notes the registration drive and a commemorative card presented to registrants as a sign of honor and duty.
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Nur Nwa Milion
Bose
Crisi
American Red Cross Organization
Red Cougs
Bush
Red Cross
Washington County
The
Scrap Book Paste and Historical Notes on Extracts
A mixed excerpt describes a simple tapioca paste method using cold water and ice, with heating to reach paste consistency and suggested uses on neon, leather, paper, or rubber. It mentions salt, Indiananotis, White river, Fallcreak, Pogues, Pheasant Tins, and Taraguay as a lead in global output and essential oils from sour orange used in perfumery.
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Conte
Pernd
Taraguay
Breath safety theories cited in Guatemalan polling
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Japanese breathing habits and perceived risk. A doctor is quoted on grip prevention concepts, arguing Japanese are cautious about where and on whom they breathe and aim to keep error distribution at a low figure.
Doom Species Harold Recovers Drinking Buttermilk
Harold Doom Species recovers from typhoid fever as a doctor orders plenty of buttermilk. Though he despises the drink, he bravely consumes the required amount. A nurse brings a large glass prompting him to quip that he wishes every buttermilk cow in the world were dead.
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Harold
Harould
Jend
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