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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
5
Local fundraiser seeks $1,500 more for a bronze tablet listing 88 Monroe county heroes who died in the Nazi war. A matching bronze statue on the War Memorial in Rose Hill will start today with an unveiling hoped for July 4. Donations have reached $766.82, and organizers urge immediate contributions.
June 14 Indianapolis Mrs Joseph Butcher reported concern over a Bible not treated with respect at a local high school. A committee of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association investigated after a complaint from a high school student. The action followed a letter alleging disrespect toward scripture and a response planned by school officials.
Mrs Errie Brack of 232 Sumtt Hardesty Street Kansas City Missouri reports Tanlac improved her nerve strength appetite and entire system after long indigestion gas headaches sleeplessness and weakness. She credits Tanlac with steady sleep and renewed health and urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy as a natural cure. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are advertised as nature s own remedy for constipation with millions of bottles sold.
Chivago June 14 The World War II convention gathers to honor Women's Overseas League members and Red Cross workers who aided soldiers. Attendees include former Signal Corps and Y workers, librarians, and volunteers who served with the doughboys in Orange. Keynote focuses on dedication and service.
The four day convention includes a memorial service for 166 girls who died in France. Rev Timothy Stone of Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago leads the service with cooperation from the Veterans' Bureau and the American Legion for rehabilitation. Generals, veterans, and Red Cross volunteers plan to stand ready for national or local emergencies.
A resident recalls an encounter from about two years ago when men near Linton described a monstrous snake blocking the road. They claimed it stretched forty feet long with a large girth, and locals report accumulating evidence supporting their tale. Joe Benham, a Linton resident employed at Mahaming, was returning home from work when the incident was discussed.
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