Thanking the committee for government worker bond sales role
A narrator thanks the committee for making him a government worker and bond salesman for Uncle Sam. He recalls meeting good people on his South Marion avenue trip and visits Mrs George Masson, noting her remodeled home as a warm family gathering place with a grand stone fireplace and imagined stockings for Santa.
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Uncle Sam
George Masson
Santa Claus
Masson Family Visits Highlight Grandchildren and Friends
Joe Palooka recounts visits and neighborly details from Massons and Tibbets while noting eight grandchildren and a proud grandmother. He mentions influenza and asthma struggles, a sick friend at Harvey Davis’s, and a hospital bound Mr Humphreys. He also cites corrections from Mabel Munson and praises a Denver-born first grandchild in California.
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Massons
Mabel Munson
Crawfordsville
Jessie Nicola
Norfolk
Neb
Ida Nicola
Lisle
Jessie
Ida Harmon
Mable
Charles
Nicola
California
Denver
Boy Scouts Call to Action for War Effort Cleanup
A call to organize neighborhoods to enlist boys and girls as waste paper commandos. The message urges friends clubs churches and businesses to mobilize now to help bring supplies home sooner and do more for the war effort.
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Rocking Chair
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Joe Palooka
Don Tibbets Home
Tibbets
Harvey Davis
Della Humphreys
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Mr. Humphreys
Charley Caldwell
Pollock
Sarah
Wm. Blair
Bollers
Harry V. Miller
Madison
Servittshi i
Sorrell Auto Parts
West Madison
Martin's
Armstrong
St. James
Washington County Salvage Committee
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