Boy Scout Heroes Seek Recognition in River Rescue
Rev E E Lutes writes to Boy Scout Headquarters detailing a Tippecanoe River accident near Atwood Indiana where Wilbur Weaver nearly died. Scouts Cloud Lutes Rumple Eubanks and Conwell helped, with Dr Edmunson and Mrs Edmunson performing artificial respiration. Weaver recovered at McDonald Hospital Warsaw. The letter asks if the episode merits merit recognition and notes the mayoral roles of those involved.
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E. E. Lutes
Boy Scouts
Tippecanoe River
Wilbur Weaver
Boy Scout
Fifth Ave
New York City
N.Y
van Buren
Indiana
Ned Conwell
Atwood
Mr. Conwell
Dale Eubanks
Joyce Lutes
Earl Cloud
Franklin Rumple
Wilbur Wearver
Weaver
Rumple
Lutes
Cloud
Edmunson
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Edminson
Scout Conwell
Eubanks
Fisher
J. Lee
Conwell
Ernest E. Lutes
Advertising Power of Newspapers, Tyler Says
Harry L. Tyler of William H. Rankin Company argues newspaper space offers greater value today with lower cost per exposure. He claims newspapers, from country dailies to large papers, shape community life and spur sales by informing the public where to buy products.
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Harry L. Tyler
William H. Rankin
Work 16 Postponed Over Procedural Flaw
The town postpones water main extension work after a public service commission flaw. The town board resolved instead of ordaining, requiring a new ordinance and proper publication. After legal steps and approvals from about 97 state boards, the project will likely proceed as planned.
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Public Service Commission
Mrs Carrie Sutherland Dies at 69 in Casey Illinois
Carrie Sutherland formerly of Landers died Sunday evening at her son Claude S home in Casey Illinois. She aged 69 and leaves Claude and Mrs Charles Hensley of Richmond Indiana as well as brothers John Murphy near Largo and Peter Murphy of Landers. Funeral services were held at George Bechtol s home and burial followed in the I O O F Cemetery.
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Carrie Sutherland
Landers
Claude
Casey
Ill
Charles Hensley
Richmond
Ind
John Murphy
Near Largo
Peter Murphy
Geo. Bechtel
Marion
Big 4
George Bechtol
South Race St
Hoosier Pride Shines at Farmers Jubilee Jubilee
The Jackson Township Farmers Jubilee drew crowds from across the township and neighboring areas for a day of contests and fun. Winners crowned in multiple races included Ruby Williams, John Cloud, E. M. Luckey, Roy Roush, Carl Griffith, Rose Lucky, Irene Hetrick, Hazel Griffith, Wm. Campbell, and Raurlia Nash. The event featured a noon meal and a program of races and games reflecting community spirit.
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Jackson Township
Farmers’ Federation
Ladies Auxiliary
Ruby Williams
John Cloud
E. M. Luckey
Roy Roush
Carl Griffith
Rose Lucky
Dalas Beavens
Howard Family Reunion Brings Siblings Together at Home
The Howard families gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Howard's home. All brothers attended along with one sister, while another sister Mrs Allen of Huntington could not come with her father unable to travel. A basket dinner was shared and many relatives enjoyed a pleasant visit.
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Howard
E. S. Howard
Allen
Huntington
M. F. Howard
White
Hartford City
Kester
Dorothy
South Carolina
Joe Howard
Robinson
John Baum
Decatur
W. D. Howard
Martha
P.S. Howard
J. Howard
Keith
John
Oca
Burtney Ferguson
Janet
Ruthanna
Miriam
Foot Specialist Lectures at MiltonCamblin Store
G D Becker foot comfort demonstrator from Dr Scholl Manufacturing Co will speak at Milton Camblin's Store Monday night July 24 and stay all day Tuesday July 25 offering free foot exam and advice. Public invited to learn causes of aching feet and consult Becker during his visit.
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G. D. Becker
Dr. Scholl Manufacturing Co
Milton Camblin
Mr. Becker
Glenn Walling Seriously Ill at Warren Home
Glenn Walling is gravely ill with heart leakage at his parents' home in Warren. Mrs. L. E. Kilander assists in his care.
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Glenn Walling
Fred Walling
Warren
L. E. Kilander
If It Works There Why Won't It Work Here
Joseph A Seers postmaster of Loogootee praises local business leaders for forming a Booster Club that revived the town. He recalls a dire past, describes united action, meetings, dues, and committees, and notes factories running, jobs restored, and families employed as evidence of success and optimism.
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Loogootee
van Buren
Joseph A. Seers
Loogoootee
Booster Club
Have New Librarian
At a Library Board meeting on Friday night Miss Delores Doyle was named librarian to replace Mrs. Leon Parker who moved to Bluffton. Non residents cannot hold the post per state rules. All three applicants Miss Doyle Miss Lucille Stackhouse and Miss Agnes Struble are Van Buren High School 1922 graduates.
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Library Board
Delores Doyle
Leon Parker
Bluffton
State Library Board
Lucille Stackhouse
Agnes Struble
Town
Miss Doyle
Clark Doyle
van Buren High School
Loss of Korporal's chickens sparks legal warning
Mr Toney Korporal reports a spring and summer loss of many young chickens. He buys good eggs and hatches thoroughbred fowls but cannot keep them secure. On June 25th forty were in a pen and half were taken. On July 5th the rest disappeared but some returned later. He demands the practice stop or he will pursue legal measures.
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Toney Korporal
Mr. Korporal
Spiritual gathering schedule and leisure trip reported
The notice lists Wednesday prayer meetings and church activities with Sunday school at 9 30 and class meeting at 10 30 followed by Christian Endeavor at 7 30. It notes Mr and Mrs T C Pike and Mr and Mrs Far l Foland spending the weekend at Lake Webster.
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Christian
T. C. Pike
Farl Foland
Lake Webster
Fine Roads in the Mountains Highlight Letter from W T McDougle
In Red Lodge Montana on July 10 1922 W T McDougle reports favorable travel days then describes a birthday trip with a 25 mile motor outing to Rose Bud River. He notes new roads in the hills and shares details of weather hunting flowers fishing and a storm pattern. He plans to return July 18 via Duluth and Detroit and invites further correspondence.
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W. T. McDougle
Red Lodge
Montana
E. H. DePovy
van Buren
Ind
Downards
Davewin
Rose Bud River
A. J
B. B. Downard
Mr. Darivin
Duluth
Great Lakes
Detroit
Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Indiana
Heavy rain storm disrupts Sunday services and phones
A heavy rain and electrical storm passed Sunday afternoon and evening. At about 7 30 lights failed and were restored near 11. Churches faced service disruptions and telephones were out of commission with manager Harrold busy Monday restoring lines.
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Marion
Harrold
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