Indiana men needed for U S Guards recruiting drive
Major Thomas F. Ryan in Indianapolis reports a telegram directing 1 400 Indiana men be offered enlistment for the United States Guards. Servicemen will serve within the United States with pay and allowances equal to the Regular Army. Married men encouraged. insurance and family allowances available. Eligibility hinges on prior service and age limits. Apply to your postmaster.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Army
Indianapolis
Adjutant General of the Army
Evey
Indiana
United States Guards
United States
War Department
Regula Army
Regular Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Fedral Service
For Sale Tenordrum and Subscription Notice
FOR SALE Tenordrum a dandy and sta bargain See BE H DePoy Be sure to renew your subscription before Feb 1 the new rate of 1.50 will go into effect Then on two years in advance at the old rate
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BE. H. DePoy
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Local Family News and Weathering Hard Times
Milo Davis Barrow and Virgil Kariger are noted as butchered with neighborhood aides. Several visits and illnesses are recorded including Otto Connwell improving after a leg injury and Will Beekman recovering from pneumonia. District No. 1 school closes this week due to fuel scarcity.
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Lena Kariger
Will Beekman
Merlin Bradford
Eva Bradford
David Barrow
Dan Moweer
van Buren
Mary Barrow
Anna
Elsie
Ethel
Helen Haupthof
Anna Sanderman
Troy City Topics Social Gatherings Across Week
Wesley Crandall of Converse returns home after visiting relatives. Mrs. Thelma Dougherty and son Haskiel, and Miss Dora Murphy visited. The Vaughn Chaney and Chaney families called. Several Sunday visits to and from local families are listed with multiple names and places including Warren Van Buren Mabel Green and Miss Enid Colbert.
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Wesley Crandall
Converse
J. W. Henry
C. L. Renbarger
Y. E. Holmes
Vaughn Chaney
David Chaney
Thelma Dougherty
Haskiel
Dora Murphy
Aaron Ruble
Peter Roberts
Laters
Mary, Clara
Ella Little
Inez Brown
Enid Colbert
Dorthy Delamore
Dorthy Brown
Mabel Green
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Van Buren Woman
A Van Buren resident, Mrs J K Gardner of N First St, publicly praises Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports prior backache and frequent kidney action improved after using the product from Paxton's Drug Store. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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van Buren
Dean
J. K. Gardner
N. First St
Doan
Paxton’s
Wright Woman Fractures Arm From Icy Sidewalk Fall
Mrs. Wright of Van Buren fell on an icy sidewalk last Friday with her son Edgar Wright present and fractured the bone in her arm amid winter conditions.
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Edgar Wright
van Buren
Blizzard Strands Marion Traveler and Hogs Die in Cold
A man walking from Marion to another town collapsed in the street and received care from Dr Higgins before staying with Mr and Mrs Tyner until Monday. Nearby hog losses due to freezing include Elmer Clark thirty head John Woollen twenty one and Reuben Corwin eighteen. Road crews under Daniel C Haines cleared drifts up to twenty feet in District 28 Fairmount township.
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Marion
Higgins
John Tyner
Reuben Corwin
Grant Farm
Little Ridge
Fairmount
Daniel C. Haines
Fairmount Township
Gas City
Gas City Journal
Sergeant Claude Dillon Named Slacker Correction
A Marion paper incorrectly labeled Sergeant Claude Dillon a slacker. Dillon enlisted last June, bought liberty loan bonds, and returned his questionnaire promptly. He defends his patriotism and is praised for serving his country.
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Claude Dillion
Dillon
Marion
Libery
Sergeant Dillon
No Services Held At Methodist Church Due To Cold
Extreme cold forced abandonment of Methodist Church services Sunday as repairs delayed furnace replacement. Congregants attended morning and evening services at Church of Christ and U B Church. Braton and Co advertise highest market price for poultry and hides.
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Methodist Church
Church of Christ
U B
F. A. Braton & Co
Real estate brief notes price change by Witmer and DePoy
The News-Eagle will cost $1.50 per year starting after next week. Witmer and DePoy are involved in the notice or advertisement of the real estate item.
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News-Eagle
Real Estate
Witmer & DePoy
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Milo
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Dead Trout
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Otto Connwell
Virgil Kariger
Stella Sills
Near Warren
Vern Murray
Fred Haupthof
C. Haupthof
Troy City
J. N. Kove
Mrs. Love
Chas. Hatcher
Opal Ruble
Milfred Delamore
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Wm. Pittman
Joren
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Claude Dillon
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