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   Williamsport Review Republican (Newspaper) - June 29, 1922, Williamsport, Indiana                                July 20-21-22-23-24, 1922. Five Big circulation thaa all other papers in as Second-Class Matter At the Postoffice at 8, No. 38,  WILLIAMSPORT, JUNE 1922.  Per WAS A MAX LONG'S GARAGE NEW The first step in the working Williamsport of the entirely of distributing Monroe adopted by the Monroe ' was completed this U. B. CHURCH appointment of BURNING OF LAST as an official Monroe a short while ago the of the big Indianapolis factory electrified the that hereafter at cars would be sold directly a success as the that a liberal and as there was Dr. George D- Daugherty and fnr hv pastor church by the Monroe 2 all gave splendid is the says Mr. Long an local Service sell picnic The church been built new Monroe oars 1851- it is planned to make the the factory and give the m the benefit of the enormous an annual from Green HiH at what and Bert service is a part of with their children visited in i It is as much ai tica Sunday at the home of Mr. Simon Monroe cannot be bought and of it. called on relatives here is said by of the Company that the decline and Mrs. Ray Davis have to the present price of moved into the Guy McKinnis is due almost wholly to the selling thus school will be held A Monroe driven by and church services at 10:30 won the Speedway race next Sunday Indianapolis with an of of 88.16 miles per on Gorman oin rire change or motor Myers and Elizabeth are school at have 111 been and Geoffrey of visited with and Charles Myers Saturday Emma of TO IX AUTO of West his Ford car into a washout in i the road two miles south of Mr. was returning fromi spent Sunday with with his family where they Mrs. to home Franklin and family compton who had been in the Sunday with Brugess ol an wife at on the Carl spent through the with | and the Earl and Everette Sonday Henry Shoaf demanding as were and family and signs although the Alie of the sages who to the heroes who To the day and the strike the of the son of the ransomed remember the And the tongue of the the O'er the bones of the bold Be the story long And on golden tablets Who on freedom's green banner And the raised that gave light to the they sleep in their Shall we forget them? Let our sons learn from us to embalm each great And the anthem send forever heart and Keep the theme ever Let their deeds thru the long ages be Who on freedom's green hills freedom's banner the raised that gave light to the and when the time up they quit short off and go backj to SMALL or OP OP FUNDS WHEN TREAS. OP STATE NOT that shook the rafters Myers is on the sick Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heaton and family spent Sunday with Frank Evans j and Smith and family spent i Sunday with Mrs. C. M. The jury trying Governor Heneretta Reitz called guilty Marv Goodwine The jury was one A. M. Brooks and Dick Brooks and wife left for to visit their son and who is seriously through the gates and Mrs. with enclosure seeking to graap children came down Sunday to visit the governor's old friends and attend Bible flashlights of a half to see you Mr. come boomed and for pandemonium and Mrs. Ora Goodwine The case against Governor on Willett and family of started nearly when the grand jury Willett visited began an at the late State Senator Edward were were four The three defendants were charged with embezzling Governor Small alone was with liberty there is my God who gave us gave lis at the same liberty only to those who it and are always ready to and defend Lena Willett shopped in Eleven days later Governor ville Lieutenant Governor Fred and Mrs. Don Erskin here from they are D. M. Yeoman and Jewell had business In Lafayette Brown and family visited Jas Roe and family Ora Goodwine and son had business in Boswell on during his term Governor was entertained at the home of Mr and Mr. i The fourth indictment Willett is on th. operating a confidence game Harris and family spent of state in West Lebanon with Mr announced he Ribble and The with their grand parents had a week's visit the indictments the that he visiting Mr. and Mrs. a few and set up the claim of Slauter called ir Tab his wav to Rantoul the young ladies class their annual picnic at McFerrin on Aug. 9, at Hoopeston submitted to arrest at I f. Cook returned froin a visit mansion and gave in a meeting and gave the matter | with his of most earnest Dr. A. an organization W. and Mrs. Carl Myers am not favorable and V. Kienney from in Boswell and Frank Wilber ht ro Sunday oil and wife an of the at which will be on 2:iih, Their is one of the David is in the W. store at spent her vacation last week with and Mrs. George eighth anniversary of the of the Otterbein United Brethern church also celebrated the burning of the last note that was lield against the A basket ainner was greatly The program consisted or a sermon in favor of to do but organization which meets La Fayette Kiwanis were for That's a and gave a interesting and pod in Hoopeston are already an ample presentation of the of fraternal and religous of such an Their OltA which afford ample did us a lot of And along the diversion what a club new civic organization which Contracts for three of Cleta the eldest being proposed for the of and Robert Ki- luen of Williamsport will be no of has been an and a to Rex of it will soon die out as has of red The ceremony was the case so times before together and Later the Governor and Mr. Curtis obtained change of venue to Lake county and the case was shifted here where eventually all the indictments except the conspiracy were The case' went to trial nine weeks and three weeks were spent iu a The case was i marked legal The essence of the state's to be constructed this while have some and fall let bv conspired with to loan stale funds to the will have to he torn on short term of the Sugar Creek ditch Per cent liy Justice of the Peace in woking otit some this of June 22, sets for itself the purpose was not to have been known something for the civic young left for in the near adjacent and will of a few outstanding questions were most of which will be replaced by modern concrete O. Thomason of have been to the and making the contract for the three A 1 TO 0 Camp of Dayton Ohio best wishes of the host of a long and useful numbers of these popular young the we a and choir and the quartette accompany them on their with the national Kawanis xew now or not is not the i of the afternoon Reverend of Battle Rev. under whose charge ELEVATOR is not who will superintend all The cost of the work on Sugar creek is estimated at 140.000. Work on will start home to loss to Veeders The victory was won Sunday by the narrow score of 1 to 0. of the the high class work of both I pitchers and the snappy work of Lewis in the left field and now or not is not the of If the organization does what in Coma do the name by which it At the Rail Road was and DAMAGED Alarm that of gave - j - at tlie bottom of a fall there is ' Sunday the Clark's Hill team The music at this time Albert who was There are hopeful signs that the ly a very The salmon swim This team defeated furnished by the corn from the Keister elevator is going to be done of Town and extreme bottom ef which shows they a pleasant Rev. D. P. George left the engine outgrowth of the meeting | if they have depth of but the locals are and his congregation are to the Ford truck running while he the court room Monday evening | water to force lo the power of The home team has County the Mr. and the H. was and a sound he an unanimous vote for a saw his car fhe business and Williamsport for in front of Mr. arranging for the project wasj Otterbein U. B. church Mr. Marlatt was unable in the hands of a Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson stop the it gained five of which John At the water to force io the of they do so by the bluff which overhangs j men tended the eighth anniversary of creek in front of Mr. of the Town and Rail Road Hotel and This force mechanically causes them to jump the games this season and only THERN LEAGUE t week's Williamsport AT ATTICA with in Lafayette dashed over the of the Williamsport crashed into a lodge and bluff and rock along the creek made the statement that Emma who was takes just two things to form elected a member of the District Convention was made arranged with the A town with a school was the first in Attica In the damage was the Hotel to serve tiie banquet civic projects to put across and elected to the position of school services were held and the Holy shield and front wheels were 5c per A few short talks a bunch of wide awake men to do | trustee in Fountain Communion was given at 9:30 a. m. 10:;50 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning Evidence on the Things to Remember on Independence Let us do all we can to support midweek prayer young and who can is requested to join the Community Chorus which meets at the Methodist Church at 7:30 on Friday job printing is tlie but that was found to be Max Long took the car out Thursday but the main is non- Glover is tlie first business will be to and the a member on the school board served at Ravine Park and don't but not the first to Sandstedt of the Swedish organization is composed of the elected to Mich a position in the in press Also used Sandwich with or without tractor in fine 38ti Williamsport, clean old papers for sale at arrange for the next There is a favorable sentiment in the town for an organization of the men which will meet at regular intervals at meal time and do some things for the men of the community who Attica has had a woman on busily engaged with their own school board for five The way they find time to i work for community betterment stand is going to have a or something akin io it. About forty of the business and professional men of the town met In the court room Monday meeting regularly at stated times at noon time or in the evening and lunch together and there and then attend to important concerning the welfare of the A definite time is set COW FOR excellent cow for just W. 38t2. Williamsport, R. 2  the address of the The was large as there were representatives from Lafayette and The choirs from the Danville and Attica churches Sophia of Williamsport attended the Swedish Luthem League convention at Attica  

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