Waggaman Home Hosts Doyle Kin at South Ist Street
Mr and Mrs J C Waggaman entertained at their South Ist street home in honor of Mrs Waggaman s brother John Doyle who left for Oklahoma today to reside. Present were all his brothers and sisters and their families with a bountiful dinner.
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J. C. Waggaman
South Ist Street
Verl Doyle
Forrest Higgins
Harry Witmer
Sam Renick
Charley Gunn
Herschel Griffith
Ed Farr
Harry Boxell
Michaud
Homer Ducknall
Eugene DePoy
Glenn Breedlove
Van Buren Township urged to buy Liberty bonds now
A fiery patriotic appeal warns Van Buren township residents that many local volunteers face danger abroad and urges immediate purchase of Liberty loan bonds. It emphasizes shared sacrifice, recalls fallen and wounded soldiers, and argues affluent locals must fund the war effort to prevent shame when veterans return.
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France
Flanders
Belgium
Germany
van Buren Township
van Buren
Spanish Flu Gains Hold In TS Community
State Board of Health ordered a morning closure of Van Buren schools and public places to curb influenza spread. Bulletin from Wm. R. Lincoln advises hygiene, masks, quiet, and avoidance of crowds as Indianapolis and state cases rise. Dr Richardson urges fresh air, sunlight, and clean surroundings.
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van Buren
Moving Picture
State Board of Health
Washington
C. R. Witmer
Marion
Terrel
H. H. Scott
Indianapolis
Richardson
State School For the Deaf
Fort Benjamin Harrison
War Bond Map Ad Promotes Buy A Bond Offer
A two page four color war map in the Chicago Tribune promotes bond purchases with an order pickup note at Paxton's Drug Store. The Sunday feature urges readers to buy a bond securing wartime support.
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Chicago Tribune
Paxton’s
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van Buren Boys
John Doyle
John Anderson
E. B. Sellers
Frank Doyle
Mary A. Leas
Purgatory
Forresta Higgins
Harry Wit‘mer
Harry Holloway
Homer Duckwell
Bond
the Piatt of
Vacman
TS Community
Wm. R .Lincoln
The
Red Cross
Ing
Red Cross Nursing Bureau
L.m.rydorn
Secy Ano Treas
Atta Trae
Indiana
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