Indianapolis Red Cross Seals Fund Tallied at $12,444.41
James W. Lilly, Indiana Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis treasurer, states the Red Cross Christmas Seals fund is public and citizens deserve full information. Seals sold last season totaled 1 244 441 with proceeds of 12 444.41 in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Lilly
Indiana Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Red Cross
Indianapolis
Hle
Indiana
State Tuberculosis Campaign Funds Across Counties and Clubs
The state association and National Association with the American Red Cross directed a nationwide sale and fund distribution to support tuberculosis work. Counties Marion through Delaware kept 75 percent of receipts for local use, totaling 20,389. The Federation and women’s groups retained 10 percent for state and local tuberculosis programs, amounting to 261.25 and 902 respectively. Remaining funds in the state treasury totaled 4,980.18, with some allocations to other organizations for local work. The state association expended about half of its funds on organizing county entities under National guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
New York
American Red Cross
Marion
Vigo
Vanderburg
Wayne
Tippecanoe
Grant
Delaware
Lee
Pleasant Day Social Near Town Draws Guests
A friendly afternoon gathering occurred Sunday at Jack Alc Bemie southwest of town. Guests included Mr and Mrs. Other Hill and daughter Derthy Jane of North Manchester, Miss Lucinda Smally of Burket, Mr and Mrs William Hill, Ervie Way, and the Misses Derty and Daltis Wool and Opal Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Alc Bemie
Other Hill
Derthy Jane
North Manchester
Lucinda Smally
Burket
William Hill
Ervie Waynd
Derty
Daltis Wool
Opal Ramsey
Tuberculosis Campaign Aims for Aggressive State Effort
The document urges improved relief and educational work through local organizations in conjunction with state and national associations. Two patients have been kept at private sanitariums and printed materials distributed for education. With 1912 seals money the state association plans a major TB campaign.
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State
National Association
State Association
Sick in Goshen
Mr and Mrs Oscar Tullis learned their daughter Miss Soon Tullis, employed in Goshen, was quite sick there but later reports said she was much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Tullis
Miss Soon Tullis
Goshen
Adams Family Travels to Daughters Home for Winter
Mr and Mrs John Adams of the northwest part of town went last Saturday to the home of their daughter Mrs George Walters northwest of Yellow Creek lake to remain during the winter.
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John Adams
George Walters
Yellow Creek Lake
Sunday guests visit Ring home near North Manchester
Percy Ring and family from northwest town and Morris Lippley and family from west of town visited Charles Ring’s home near North Manchester on Sunday. They report Mr. Ting is improving nicely from a broken limb he suffered last August.
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Percy Ring
North West of Town
Morris Lippley
West of Town
Charles Ring
North Manchester
Mr. Ting
Skating Season On Brings Ice to Local Ponds
Cold weather forms ice on town ponds and the lake inviting children to enjoy skating. If temperatures stay low, ice will cover the lake and provide ample sport for skaters.
Holiday ads urge careful Christmas shopping
The issue features many merchant ads urging readers to patronize local businesses for holiday savings, recommending readers study the notices and support Reconp advertisers during Christmas shopping.
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Meecorrd
Reconp
A Good Magazine BIT! BHT! Bit Promises Family Humor
The text promotes Bit, a humorous magazine for the whole family with top caricaturists and editors. It claims high illustration, multiple colors, and year round cheer. Subscription offer asks readers to send 50 cents for one year to The Biff Publishing Co. Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine of Fun
Bay
Biff Publishing Co
Dayton
Ohio
Revival Continues at Lutheran Church Sermon Targeting Resurrection
Revival services at the Lutheran church led by Rev. A. Z. Fryberger continue this week with large attendance and growing interest. Next Sunday morning's sermon will examine The Resurrection of the Body in scriptural and scientific terms, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
A. Z. Fryberger
Fryberger
Peru Trader to Open Sausaman Meat Market Here
W. I. Hoff of Peru, active in real estate, owns the Sausaman meat market in town and plans to reopen the business soon after a Monday visit for arranging matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Hoff
Peru
Hoff
Sausaman
Center Items Show Social Visits Across Town
Miss Hazel Rouse and Miss Mildred Akers share a Sunday night visit while families gather at multiple homes including the Rader, Clink, Swick, and Hill households. Frank Williamson fills Rev McCoy's Center Sunday post. Church and community life mingle with a tuberculosis prevention push linked to Dr. Moore's 1913 Indiana program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rouse
Mildred Akers
Dr King’s New Life Pills End Digestion Woes
A health notice urges immediate use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels when indigestion appears. Pleasant and safe, the pills cost 25 cents at Rager and Jontz’s.
Red Cross Seals Campaign Honours Dr Henry Moore Memorial
The Red Cross Christmas Seals drive is dedicated as a memorial to the late Dr Henry Moore. A special effort aims to sell 2,000,000 seals, reflecting his work as state organizer for the Indiana Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis.
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Indiana
State House
Paign
Henry Moore
Moore
Indiana Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Haneys Relocate to Claypool Area for Winter Care
Mr and Mrs Hiram Haney moved to the Mary Jameson place near Claypool to stay and tend the property while she winters in Florida. Uncle John Kerlin joined them for the country assignment.
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Hiram Haney
Mary Jameson Place
Claypool
Florida
John Kerlin
Mrs Flora Zile Moves to Beber House on East Sycamore
A Silver Lake resident notes that Flora Zile recently back from Canada will begin housekeeping duties at the John Beber residence located on East Sycamore Street.
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Canada
John Beber
East
Sycamore Street
Jontz celebrate 36th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs T A Jontz celebrated their 36th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the John Fitton home last Wednesday. Also present were Mr and Mrs D F Homman J P Homman and daughter Neva and Miss Ethel Jonta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Jontz
John Fitton
D. F. Homman
J. P. Homman
Neva
Ethel Jonta
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Methodist Church
Park
Silver Lake, Ind
Brazil
Gresso’s Department Store
Meat Market
Orval Carr
Emmet Carter
Chester Rouse
Roy
Charles Rader
Delphia Johnston
Frank Sellers
Jennie and
Carrie Swick
Adam Barnes
William Snoke
Join Clink
Samuel Clink
Frank Williamson
Packerton
Rev.MccCoy
Center
Edward Clink
Zeta
Jacob Shoemaker
Jennie, Carrie
Eva Swick
William McHattan
Sevastopol
John Rowland
Bessie Carr
Alfaretta Price
Frank Hill
William Dahlem
Lawrence Alspaugh
Alvino
Roy Carr
Elmer Berenos
Glen Tullis
Bruce
A. M. Carr
Marie
Artie Carr
Silver Lake
Flora Zile
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