Sermons and Visits Highlight Weekend in Vincennes Area
Local residents gathered for church series and visitors traveled among families. Hammonds and others attended services, with guests from Vincennes and Bedford staying with relatives, including the Sebbitts Shaffer and Woodsmall families and several Merrifields.
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Hammonds
Joe. Sebbitt
Joe Bobbitt
Rewholgister
Clarence Shaffer
John’ Acter and
Geraldine
Dorothy’ Jean Summerville
Vincennes
Paul Horning
Sun
Robert Woodsmall
Bedford
Ard
Heard Melsheimer
Alga Merrifield
George Merritd
Odon
Darréll
Elnora
Doris Hickey
Paul Nierstein
Elmer Tomey
New Group of Aged to Seek Aid Under Welfare Policy
A new group of aged will be eligible for state welfare aid commencing July 1. Applicants ages 65 to 70 may apply to county welfare departments, while those over 70 are well prepared for applications. The State Board stresses thorough investigations into each case to ensure eligibility and proper support, considering income, resources, and familial support, under the Welfare Act and Social Security Act. Board members listed include Frd. Hoke, Richard Edwards, William A. Hacker, J. Cummings, Marshall A. Key, with A. Gottschalk as administrator.
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Federal Congress
Indiana General Assembly
State Board of Public Welfare
State Board of
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Indianapolis
Richard Edwrds
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William A. Hacker
J. Jee Cummings
Marshall A. Key
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Passing the Buck in City Alley Repair
A city alley between Southeast First and Second streets from Indiana Avenue to Faith Road sits twelve inches higher than adjacent lots. After complaints last summer workers added ashes and brickbats, raising the level. The council refused to grade unless petitioners pay, sparking local derision about city leaders and their supposed solutions.
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Indiana ‘Avenue
Job for health officers at East Side Park
The paper urges health officers to locate and fix a foul odor at East Side Park. It questions rumors that park toilets drain into the lake, suggests decaying vegetation or other causes, and calls for immediate investigation and elimination to protect public health.
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East Side Park
Wheatland Bank to Quit Business in Wheatland
Vincennes June 15 The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Wheatland organized in 1904 will cease accepting deposits after July 1. The board of directors voted to liquidate and dissolve the bank. James Prather, president, said deposits will be paid in full and after July 1 he will become cashier of the Vincennes Security Bank and Trust Co.
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Vincennes
Bank of Wheatland
James Prather
Prather
Eines
Condit
SES
Ncennes Security Bank and Trust Company
Pilgrim Holiness Church to Hosts District Superintendent
West Main Street church announces Rev Mortomery will be with them Saturday night June 18. Worshipers urged to attend as district superintendent visits. Wilkes Ragsdale remains pastor.
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Main Street
Rev
Mortomery
Wilkes Ragsdale
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Wasi School Seniors Place 11th in Indiana Corn Judging
Senior 4-H teams from Wasi School finished 11th in a large Indiana corn judging contest. More than 50 teams from across the state competed as about 1600 4-H members attended the round-up hosted by the County Growers Ass'n and Washington township.
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Wasi
Ragsdale
Washington Township
Cercern
India
Gal Washington High School
FAS TEETH Tooth Powder Ad Promotes Slippage Prevention
An old consumer ad touts FAS TEETH powder to prevent dentures slipping while eating talking or sneezing. It claims the alkaline formula gives three senses of taste or feel and urges purchase at drug stores with no substitutes.
Woman reports fall at Second Beach pool loses diamond ring
Mrs. E. C. Hall of Vancouver reports tripping at the Second Beach wading pool and losing a $2,000 diamond ring after breaking her glasses, with inability to locate the missing item.
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E. C. Hall
Sebiahs
Romance Blooms in Choir of Brandt Memor Pa tion
Romance blossoms as Lawrence Gross sings with Knoblauch Walter Ada Kiel and Roy Nieher Marguerite Weyrauch in the Brandt Memorial Choir event.
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Brandt Memor
Lawrence Gross
Knoblauch
Walter Ada Kiel
Roy
Nieher
Marguerite Weyrauch
Bicycle Parade Set for Next Saturday in Ward Contest
A bicycle parade is planned for next Saturday with prizes of 5, 3, and 2 dollars for top decorating entries. Dick Read and other organizers urge participants to adorn their districts for the event and merit a chance at the prizes.
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Dick Read
Contestante
S.S.S. Tonic Promises Vitality and Health
An old advertisement touts S.S.S. tonic as a simple remedy to restore energy and strength. It claims generations of testing and scientific research support its effects and urges readers to buy at local drugstores. The copy emphasizes improved appearance and vitality with regular use.
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