Rockefeller Foundation plan for Gibson county health system
Dr George W Paul of the Rockefeller Foundation outlined a plan to establish a full time health officer and complete public health organization in Gibson county as a model for Indiana. A public meeting is set at the court house to gauge citizen support while county and state officials coordinate with Red Cross and Anti Tuberculosis groups.
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George W. Paul
Rockefeller Foundation
Gibson County
Paul
Marsh S
Lewis
Court House
Red Cross
Anti Tuberculosis Societies
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
North Carolina
West Virginia
Western
Southern Indiana Organization
Vanderburg County
Lawrence County
George P. Paul
State Board of Health
Pan
Rockefeller ‘Foundation
Indiatona
Placin
Rural Carrier Examination Set in Gibson County
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Rural Carrier positions in Gibson County Indiana. The test will be held in Oakland City and Princeton on January 14, 1922 to fill openings at Francisco and future vacancies on rural routes within the county.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Gibson
Ind
Oakland City
Princeton
Francisco
Be Prepared for Visitors at Your Door Proceeds to Fight Tuberculosis
Proceeds from sales of seals will be used in Gibson County to advance public health efforts including stamping out tuberculosis and related illness. The campaign urges residents to support the drive by contributing at the door.
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Gibson County
Christmas Seals drive by Rotarians and Kiwanis in Princeton
A Sunday afternoon visit by Rotarians and Kiwanis at Princeton City Hall aims to deliver Christmas seals to homes. Funds support visiting nurses and monthly clinics to battle tuberculosis in Gibson County. certificates offered for larger donations.
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Kiwanis and
Rotary
Brery
Kiwanis Cub
Rotary Club
City Hall
Princeton
Five Generations in Gibson County Family Noted
A Tennessee born aunt Lydia Hardiman, colored, near Lyles Station, has seen five generations of her family in Gibson County. The Hardiman line includes Mrs. Alice Madison 60, John Stewart 55, Maudie Lives 34, and Attic Lives 25, marking a rare multi generations lineage in southern Indiana.
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Lydia Hardiman
Lyles Station
Gibson Comunty
Tyneman
Knox County
Indiana
Hardiman
Alice Amiadison
Whardimain
John Stewart
Mas
Miardiseny Mars
Maumie
Joh Stewart
Gibson County Poultry and Stock Breeders Plan Association
A meeting is called for Wednesday night December 21 at the County Agent's office in Princeton to organize a county association. Gibson county has many excellent breeders and aims to promote breeding through an association. A winter show and a combined poultry, pet stock, flower and apple exhibit are proposed for January each year.
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Court House
Princeton
Gibson County
De Valera’s Power Ebbing Amid Irish Treaty Debate
Dublin dispatch reports Irish leader Michael De Valera losing support as Irish treaty talks spark nationwide battle lines. Only 16 percent favor his stance while exponents of the fighting era rally around the peace pact, with supporters like Micheál Collins gaining prominence. A negotiator critic denounces De Valera for seeking safety in America.
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Idublin
iDe Valera
Irish Republic
Ireland
Pattle
DeValera
Micheal Collins
de Vasera
Speecd
America
Collings and
Griffiths
Birthday Party for Mrs. Hudelson Draws Family
About eighty relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. A. E. Hudelson’s home to celebrate her birthday. The gathering enjoyed a most pleasant time with all in attendance.
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A. E. Hudelson
Albert J. Reinhart Named Local Agent for National Detective Bureau
Albert J. Reinhart has been appointed agent for this county for the National Detective Bureau Co. His selection announces expansion of the bureau’s regional presence and duties within the region.
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Albert J. Reinhart
National Detective Bureau Co
Death of W M Bell at 61 and funeral plans
W M Bell, colored, 61, died Friday night at 11 at 625 Harris Street. Cause listed as paralysis. Funeral set for Sunday at 2:20 PM at Lytes Station church. Burial to follow in Sand Hill cemetery. Survived by widow and four children.
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W. M. Bell
Harris Sof Street
Lytes Station
Sand Hill
Almanac of the Day Temperatures and Sunrise
Almanac notes sunrise at 6 57 tomorrow and sunset at 4 31 with a high of 37 and a low of 31. The entry references yesterday's conditions.
Weather roundup reports mild conditions with rain
The report records a high of 42 and a low of 36 with .07 inches of precipitation. No other significant weather events are noted.
Pacific pact replaces Anglo-Japanese alliance in world peace plan
The nine power arms conference endorses a new Quadruple Pacific Treaty among the United States Britain France and Japan to preserve peace in the Pacific and Far East. It will replace the Anglo-Japanese alliance and run ten years with 12 months’ notice to end.
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Continental Hale
Washington, D
Arms Conference
Pacific
Far East
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Senator Lodge
Pacific Ocean
Washington
China
Lodge
Yap
Senate
Equator
Dodge
Island
Hawaii
AGAIN CHOSEN TO HEAD G. A. R.
G A R commander M Morton was reelected to head Archer post for a third year at a Friday meeting. New officers include G W Wheeler as senior vice commander J J Criswell as junior vice commander John C Woods as sergeant J T Carpenter as chaplain S A Bellin as officer of the day Cyneas Ryman as officer of the guard. Delegates Ed Hopkins J A Clark and Thomas Coyne were named for the department convention at Connersville next May with alternates Carpenter Westfall and Rollin. Morton announced appointee Sr F Braselton as quartermaster for ten years. remaining appointive officers to be announced.
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R. M. Morton
Archer
G W. Wheeler
J. J. Criswell
John C. Woods
J. T. Carpenter
S. A. Bellin
Cyneas Ryman
Archer Post
Comrador Morton
Ed Hopkins
J. A. Clark
Thomas Coyne
G.A. R
Connersville
F. N. Westfall
A. Rollin
Comander Morton
F. Braselton
J Mr. Braselton
Morton
Pleads Guilty to Intoxication in Mayor Shu Bart Court
Frank Allen pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor Shu bart's court this morning. He paid a $5 fine and costs after his arrest Friday night by Patrolman James King.
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Frank Allen
Shubart
Allen
James’ King
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Daiiceton Reader
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Gileon County
Miis
CLUB
Ize
DE Valera
Trish
Weather Report
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Britain
Ca. L. Bradford
League
R. M
Ford
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