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LEGION WILL HONOR LANDIS
Run Closes Bank state which opens Saturday at the Hotel Deming ducted the Klee and Burkhart funeral parlors o'clock Friday MARION Ind., May afternoon by the Rev. Paul M. The American Legion's national ex- judicious rumors were said to be re Schroeder, pastor of St. Lucas Evanecutive committee at its closing ses- sponsible for runs on the Farmers gelical church. The body was taken sion today voted to bestow the dis- State bank at Matthews, Grant coun- to Calhoun, Ga., for burial tinguished service award of the or- ty, which resulted in the bank being Surviving are the widow Millie, ganization to Kenesaw Mountain closed today by Thomas Barr, deputy young son and daughter, the parcommissioner state bank the rebaseball The award is made annually by quest of the board of directors. AYER'S the legion. Landis, native of In- Pectoral WOODLAND Cal., May 17.-(AP)diana, third and the Two men dressed as laborers robbed Cherry tenth person to receive the award the Woodland branch of the Bank since was established. The other of Yolo of $13,716 yesterday They two Americans who have received HOSPITAL CERTIFIED escaped in sedan. the award are Gen John Pershing and Admiral R. E. Coontz
The marriage of Miss Mae Good man, 521 Cherry street. to Samue Salm. 817 Adams avenue, took place Thursday morning at 10 o'clock Washington Avenue Temple Rabbi Jack Skirball officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Salm left later for New York and will return here to make their ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mills. and Sindler are one son. Jacob F. Huber one brother of another Mrs. Bertha Callendar: four brothers: one Mrs. Sarah Higginbotham sister, four and two Mrs Sarah Higginbotham, 86, died great-grandchildren. at the home of her son, William, 410 Dresden street at 4:30 o'clock ThursMrs. Wilhelmina Richardt day afternoon Surviving besides the Mrs. Whilhelmina Richardt son are two daughters, Mrs. Alice died at the home, 1814 East Columbia Connors and Mrs. Janie Ford. both of this city, and nine street at 5:30 o'clock Friday morning Funeral have Surviving are the husband Ernest arrangements not two Louis and William been completed. both Chicago: three sisters, Mrs. Catherine Grund Mrs. Charles Wintenheimer and Mrs. both of Mrs. Catherine Grund, 64. West ville. and Mrs. Elizabeth Greiner of Virginia street, died at her home at Cleveland o'clock Thursday night Funeral Funeral arrangements have not services will be held from the been at 7:30 o'clock Monday with continued at o'clock St. Anthony's Catholic church Burial will be in St. Joseph She is survived by the husband Paul, sr: three daughters, Mrs George Rausch, Misses Anna and Catherine Grund and Paul,