Local Births Illness Recoveries and Appointments
Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Wariner of South Broadway a son. Mrs Sam Welch of South O'Brien street ill but improved. Carl Lewis of Crothersville underwent four major operations at Sehneck Memorial hospital. Stanley Kinnick of Scottsburg admitted for treatment at Sehneck Memorial hospital. Mrs El Goforth of this city recovering from an operation at Bartholomew county hospital Columbus. Mrs Caroline Thias of Seymour recovering from a major operation at Sehneck Memorial hospital. Mr Anna Sietker of Indianapolis avenue adding a back porch, work by George S Bever. Mrs Charles Gillespie president elect of Seymour Alpha Beta chapter Psi Jota Xi attending national convention in Baton Ohio.
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Carl Lewis
Crothersville
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
el Goforth
Bartholomew County Hospital
Columbs
Caroline Thias
Seymour
Anna Sietker
Indianapolis Avenue
George 8. Bever
Charles Gillespie
Seymour Alpha Beta
Psi Jota Xi
Jrone
Baton
Ohio
Weather Forecast Mostly Fair Tonight and Friday
Mostly fair conditions prevail tonight with a gradual warming trend into Friday. Daytime highs rise modestly while overnight lows remain mild and skies stay clear.
Weather Report From Seymour Water Office
Riley Goble reports from the Seymour Water Company pumping station with temperatures 74 high 64 low. Rain gauge shows 37 inches of precipitation and the river stage stands 1 foot 4 inches above the low water mark.
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Riley Goble
Seymour Water Company
Thrift Education Emphasized By Bankers Leader
William F. Knox of the American Bankers Association urges thrift education as essential to personal economics. He notes billions wasted yearly on worthless investments and argues that saving money is only the beginning. wise spending and prudent investment are the two thirds of the problem.
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New York City
United States
America
William F. Knox
American Bankers Association
Lincoln
President Coolidge Endorses American Legion Legislative Program
President Coolidge signals strong support for the Legion and its wartime veterans measures including universal service, adjusted compensation, and civil service preferences. He commends rehabilitation goals and urges Congress to enact proposed reforms with sympathetic consideration. The piece highlights Legion veterans’ achievements and ongoing advocacy.
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Legion
Congres
Patriolc
Congress
Coolidge
Minnesota Bravest Commander Eddie Lindell Is Honored
Eddie Lindell, also known as Edwin L. by his mother, leads the Minnesota department of the American Legion. He served in France with the 151st Field Artillery from May 1917 to May 1919, earning a bravery citation from Col. George Leach after keeping telephone lines working at Vepmo nne during a March 12 1918 bombardment where seven battery members were killed. His term as commander signals a busy year ahead for Minnesota Legion activities.
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Eddie Lindell
Edwin L
Eddie
Minnesota
One Hundred and Fifty-first Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Camp Mills
France
Artillery Signal Service
United States
Vpexonne
George Leach
Portland Legion Opposes Disabled Veterans Street Card Plan
Mayor Baker was informed by the American Legion executive committee that the Portland post opposes granting permits for veterans to sell postal cards on streets even if disabled. The decision followed Mayor Baker referring three disabled veterans in a locomo tive car to the post for review. The Legion said it supports compensation and job placement via the Veterans' Bureau but rejects the street sales method for fundraising.
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Baker
American Legion Post
Portland
Ore
the Legion
American Legion
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Chippewas Entertained by Carl Anderson Post
Carl Anderson post in Cloquet Minnesota hosted Chippewas from the state reservation. Gerald V Barron department commander spoke while Senator Diesen and Superintendent P K R Wandsworth presented certificates to the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anderson Post
Cloquet, Minn
Gerald V. Barron
Post Department
Diesen
P. KR
Wandsworth
Chippewas of Minnesota Donate to War Effort
Residents praise national patriotism during World War I. The Chippewas of Minnesota responded generously to government calls by increasing food supplies buying Liberty bonds and supporting war relief while serving in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Minnesota
Would Turn Clay Home Into Memorial Park
The American Legion of Lexington Kentucky proposes turning Ashland, Henry Clay’s former home, into a national memorial park. If Congress rejects the plan, Kentucky would seek to acquire Ashland as a state memorial to honor Clay’s public service and ties to Kentucky.
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Clay
Memorial Park
American Legion of
Lexington
Ashland
Llenry Clay
Legionnaires
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Virginia
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