War Hints War Duties War Helps from Indiana Council
War advice from the Indiana State Council of Defense compiled by George Ade encourages waste avoidance and wartime thrift. From June 17 to 22 Purdue hosts home canning, drying and preserving lessons under Mary Matthews of Purdue. The Fourth of July parade will spotlight foreign-born Americans who have proven their patriotism as eager recruits seek guns for Liberty Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Council of Defense
George Ade
Purdue
Mary Matthews
Pardoe
Indiana
Liberty Guard
A.king
George Harney
Protection Committee
State Council
Sam
Isaac D. Straus
State House
Indianapolis
Council of National Defense
America
Lane's School Weather and Sunday Visits
Weather described as fine as the article lists Sunday visitors at Charlie Miller's home. Ed Millar and Estelle Miller with families are noted, along with Leonard Miller's poor health, Lorene Bear working for Lon Bears, Oliver Callum and family visiting James Kaye, Lane and family planning a ride in a new Sedan, Odus Weller and family with Albert Brown and daughters Elsie and Norma visiting Lon Sears's home after church, Bliss Marlin and family, Mansel Smith and tarpy at Joeres after church, and a note that Will will preach at South Ith the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Miller
Ed Millar
Estelle Miller
Leonard Miller
Lorene Bear
Lon Bears
Oliver Callum
James Kaye
Chis
Lane
Odus Weller
Albert Brown
Elsie
Norma
Lon Sears
Bliss Marlin and
Familly
Mansel Smith
Tarpy
Joeres
South
Visitors and gatherings in South Boston area notes
Sunday visitors at John Roby’s included Theodore Wire and family Dora Brown and children and Ethel Martin. Attendees from here went to a Salem commencement on Saturday. Eula Martin from Pekin visited John Wire after church. Leonard Miller is reported no better. Virgil Voyles visited Cecil Wright. Anna Voyles visited Maud and Lilian Brough. A large group visited Leonard Miller’s Sunday including Add Miller Ezra Voyles Joe Bunch Albert Smith Ezra Wright Albert Lane Curtis Martin and many others. Charlie Lane now rides in a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roby
Theodore Wire
Dora Brown
Ethel Martin
Salem
Eula Martin
Pekin
John Wire
Leonard Miller
Virgil Voyles
Cecil Wright
Misa Anna Voyles
Maud
Lilian Brough
Add Miller
Ezra Voyles
Joe Bunch
Albert Smith
Ezra Wright
Albert Lane
Curtis Martin
Charlie Lane
Lloyd
Cy Miller
Oseline
Ava Miller
Joren
Wm. Berkeley
Arthur Turner
P. S. Martin
Ida
Zoa Myers
Mabel Wright
Jesse
Naomi Miller
Ralph Miller
Charlies Voyles
Elmer Crim
Noble, Smith
Ralph Whison
Elwood Purlee
Claytoy
Chlora Voyles
Bethel Church Attends and Salem Commencement Noted
Olive Branch residents Arthur Fisher and family attended Bethel Church in Manson with Motsinger and family. They reported Salem commencement attendance on Saturday. Henry Hill and family visited Oscar Sifers and family Sunday. Payne stayed with Sarah Motsinger and the Blue River church. Alva Hobson and kin visited Klab Hobson and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fisher
Bethel
Manson
Motsinger
Lewis Brim
Salem
Henry Hill
Oscar Sifers
J¢ Payne
Sarah Motsinger
Stronger ‘Hurch
Blue River
Alva Hobson
Kjab Hoson
Visit Highlights From Alt Leonard Millers Sunday
Fine weather drew a crowd to Lick Branch as many residents visited Alt Leonard Miller and John Reby and H S Browns households. Names include O T S Martin John Hubbard Bro J B Bondh Albert Smith Wm B Berkeley Asa Miller and family plus numerous others and children.
Blue River Valley Social Notes Bring Local Names Together
Earl Rickard attended the common cement at Salem Saturday. C Rickard and family spent Sunday at Dempsey Rickards. Lee Gorman drove to Camp Taylor with a group Sunday. Sherman Stewart bought an automobile from Oscar Ferrell. Charley Cuppey and wife visited Lester Cuppy and family Sunday. Earl Rickard spent Sunday at Stoatsburg. WW Mead and daughter Lillie visited Friday with Alice Rickard. Dane Dietz and family visited Jacob Waiama Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rickard
Salem
How She Banished Backache
Mrs. Effle H. Kleppe of Averill Minnesota writes of severe rheumatism and kidney trouble. After hospital stays she found immediate relief upon returning home and used half a bottle to complete the cure. Available at Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effle H. Kleppe
Averill Minn
Pale
Markland Pharmacy
Local Social Notes Visit and Family Gatherings
John Purkhises and family visited Mrs. Ethel Purkhiser of Campbellsburg Sunday. Mrs. Russell Allen spent Friday with her aunt Mrs. Robin Retreat. Several from here attended church at Kengos Sunday night. Mrs. Dora Rippey and Mrs. Kathryn Elliott went Thursday to pick gooseberries. Elza Bartlett and Jane Bartlett visited Dawcen Purkhiser and family last week. Lee King is installing concrete porch. Fred Miller and family visited Otto Marshall Sunday. Orvil Hamilton was in the area recently.
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John Purkhises
Ethel Purkhiser
Campbellsburg
Russell Allen
Robin
Kengos
Dora Rippey
Kathryn Ellott
Thureday
Gooscherries
Elza Bartlett
Jane Bartlett
Dawcen Purkhiser
Lee King
Fred Miller
Otto Marshell
Orvil Hamilton
Registration Lists 112 Men in County for Draft
The local registration board completed the draft list for men over 21 since the last registration. A long list of names and addresses appears, with many from Salem Pekin New Philadelphia and Campbellsburg. Some will depart for Purdue University June 28 and June 19 to report to Indianapolis, with others bound for Camp Sherman Ohio starting June 24.
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Board of Registration
Raymond B. Miler
Pekin
Albert Hollowell
Salem
Wilburn
Chastain
Roscoe Raymond Mull
New Philadelphia
Walter Wilba Mull
Hobart van Meter
Hobart M. Brown
Merle Newton
Dennis Hobart Platt
Minard Robert Brawer
Clarence Wilcox Davis
Hardinsburg
Wavy
Err Voyies
Ralph Ponsford
Harl C. Maudlin
Campbellsburg
Purdue University
Lafayette
Roy Wariner
Clyde Pennington
Virgil Medlock
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Namgg
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
Ellis Ashabranner
Willie Pennington
Frances Chas
Perrict Hascal Thomas Elis Simpson
Henry O, Cooper
John King
G. Paul Chaney Noble Cauble Verlin A, Godker
Lawrence M. Lyles
Chas
L. Weston Lemuel C.knight
P. Wells
Jesse Forby
Heber L
Wingler Wilson Shoults Logan Click
Arthur G. W, Spurgeon
Johnnie Chastain
Edgar Rippey
Jefferson Davis
H. Thacker
Frank BE
Gray
Joan Hopkins
Frances M. Shelton
Lee Heyman
Carl Leatherman
Jon N. Elliott
Patrick R. Gorman
Jesne B
Purlee Ivis
V. Chastain Thurman McNerroy
F. Loughmill
Local Notes From Bethel And Nearby Areas
Bethel reports include Miss Alpha-Stitl departing for Hanover College to enter a summer program. Hert Ball of Pekin completed work in his vicinity Tuesday. Thad Trustner is employed by Sherman Sui. Sherman Russell and family of rdve visited Saml Grays, as local farming and daily duties continue with corn plowing and planting underway.
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Summa Charles
Clara
Haseu
Jeffersonville
Salem
Alpha-Stitl
Hanover College
Hig
Thad ‘Trustner
Sherman Sui
Sherman Russell
Rdve
Sam'l Grays
Weighing the Bellies in Local Child Campaign
The Local Child Welfare Committee chaired by Mrs. Pp. Caw plans a program to weigh and cast the bellies at centers in each township. The Children’s Bureau of the Department of Labor in Washington supports this effort to assess children’s physical condition for the campaign.
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PP. Caw
Uie
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Washington
Ty. C
Officials plan cooperative grain buy to honor sugar free pledge
County officials and land administration back a public pledge to buy no candy with sugar. Amerikin Hay Co of Goshen failed to fulfill deferred contracts in eight months, raising prices. Food Administrator A F Helur kamp presses Tus manufacturing to ice at 60 cents per 108 pounds, praised by Dr. Harry M Barnard for prioritizing food over profits.
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Park County
Land Administration
Amerisin Hay Company
Goshen
South Carolina
A. FL Helurkamp
Clark County
Tus
Foo
Harry M.barnard
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George McCoskey
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Herbert Maney
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Ralph C. McLemore
Claud Green
Salina
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Livonia
Homer Buchanan
Soler
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Lekia
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Little York
Jesse Lyman West
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Paul Bullington
Bardinsburg
Roy Collier
Silas Ray Humphrey
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Salon
Merle L. Voyles
Lawrence Everett McCoy
Carl C. Shanks
Howard Short
Jesse Payne
Clarence Emery Blunt
Edward B. Kay
William James Cook
Virgil Lockhart
Ferrell Pollock
Wallonia
Jesse Otto Hottel
Ada Ora
Fleenor
McKinley
Lotus Lyman Knight
Albert Glenn Chaney
Palmer Fisher
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Lebert S. Marshall
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H Edward B. Johnson
Walter A. Bradshaw
Leroy Voytes
Lona Bart Fleenor
Dennis Scifres
Frank Allen
Simon P. Rockey
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Bert Kedrick
Dean
Mearl Gardner
Harold Dudley McIntosh
Herschel B. Marshall
Clarence Hartley
Harry I. Collier
Marion Williams
Milford Robbing
Warner Mitchell
Littl York
Garrett Allen Thompson
Everett Crowe
Wincel Alvin Knight
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Verne Redman
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Barden, Indiana
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