Stock Selling Above Par in New Concern
The Advance reports a new venture in Caldwell with an office at the Livery barn remodeled and opened for visitors. Directors include John Caldwell as president and Harry Pedro as vice president. other roles mentioned are Chas Airhart treasurer and J D Emmert secretary with plans to publish more details next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
John Caldwell
T Barn
Harry Pedro
Chas. Airhart
J.D. Emmert
FE. A. Canada
Dan Whitman
John L. Erskine
Christian Church begins year with active services
Sunday school attendance reached 145 and offerings near four dollars as the church starts the year strong. Rev O V Rector and W Lucas lead revival in Linnsburg while the Missionary Society observes the week of prayer. The pulpit will be supplied by locals on the third Sunday and the church sent a generous gift to Mrs R H Gott in place of flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnsburg
R. H. Gott
Metzger Lumber Company Sells Thorntown Mill to Pinnell and Coombs
Metzger Lumber Company sells the Thorntown Lumber Co to Pinnell & Coombs who will run it as a Lebanon branch. Metzger expands into Louisiana timber with a saw mill on Santa Fe Railroad lands. They also acquire two western Indiana lumber yards and will operate four retail yards connected to the mill, selling timber from tree to finished building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger Lumber Co
Thorntown Lumber Co
Pinnell & Coombs
Pinnell & Coombs Co
Lebanon
Louisiana
Metzger Co
Indiana
Sheridan Legion Post Receives Christmas Present from Soldiers Cheer Fund
A massive quarter sawn oak office table with twelve chairs was donated as a Christmas gift by the Sheridan legion post using funds raised by the Soldiers Cheer fund at a 1918 fair which realized about fourteen hundred dollars. Funds supported Christmas presents for soldiers, a bronze tablet for the library, Home Coming expenses, and a gift to Ralph Deakyne who left high school to join the colors, with some money saved for two others still in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Legion Post
Ralph Deakyne
High Schoe
Similai
Lowell Emmert Visits Cran Evince Fordsville
Lowell Emmert visited Cran on Friday and Saturday, meeting local residents and observing community events in Fordsville. He spoke with residents, toured the area, and discussed local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Emmert
Cranevincefordsville
Ninth district Knights of Pythias meeting grosses gains
The Ninth district meeting in this city drew representation from all fifty one lodges. Grand Lodge officers attended including Thomas Z. Neal Harvey M. Thompson Ralph W. Gaylor and others. District reports showed a membership gain of 965 in the past year with most lodges increasing. The session discussed expanding Pythian work and a Knight rank conferment followed by social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Crawfordsville
Harvey M. Thompson
Indianapolis
Ralph W. Gaylor
Mishawaka
Robert A. Brown
Nell
Lebanos
Neal Lodge
Grand Lodge
County Officials Change As New Year Arrives
The article notes two county office changes with C E Bruce to become county treasurer succeeding Granville Wells and George L Rader to replace A W L Newcomer as commissioner of the first district. It praises the outgoing Newcomer and Wells for their service and notes Wells will become cashier of the First National Bank starting January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Rader
A. W. L. Newcomer
Charles E. Bruce
Granville Wells
Newcomer
Wells
First National Bank
Grand and Petit Juries for January Cane Circuit Court
The January term cane circuit court will convene next Monday with a Grand Jury list including H. A. Kernedle Center R. R. Stewart Center Lewis C. Caldwell Jefferson James N. Neptune Center Alf B. Shawhan Washington W. L. Crawford Union and a Petit Jury featuring Frank Leap Perry Charles W. Pavey Worth Watson P. Masters Washington David S. Crooks Center George E. Edwards Marion Harry Dukes Sugar Creek Story R. Grimes Jefferson Fred Jaques Center Caleb Bratton Center Voris J. Airhart Jackson Frank F. Blubaugh Center William S. Courtney Jackson Afila Hedge Jackson Bert Swaim Eagle James W. Clifton Jefferson Bert Miller Center Aldis Hine Center John A. Adair Center Sam A. Jett Sugar Creek David H. Shockley Jackson George Hill Eagle Everett Strain Sugar Creek John Canada Jackson Walter W. Perrine Center Samuel R. Freeman Marion Jesse F. Jackson Jackson John H. Forbush Marion Willis J. Dye Perry Thomas QO Cash Clinton John S. Silver Clinton Clint H. Updike Center M. A. Curry Sugar Creek George W. New Union William Hefflemire Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane
Grand
H. A. Kernedle
R. R. Stewart
Lewis C. Caldwell
Jefferson
James N. Neptune
Alf B. Shawhan
Washington
W. L. Crawford
Union
Petit Jury
Frank Leap
Perry
Charles W. Pavey
Worth
Watson P. Masters
David S. Crooks
George E. Edwards
Marion
Harry Dukes
Sugar Creek
Story R. Grimes
Fred Jaques
Caleb Bratton
Voris J.airhart
Jackson
Frank F. Blubaugh
Clinton
William S. Courtney
Afila Hedge
Bert Swaim
Eagle
James W. Clifton
Bert Miller
Aldis Hine
John A. Adair
Sam A
George W. New
William Hefflemire
Chaz Rekn Returns from Mt Vernon Business Trip
Chaz Rekn came back from a work journey to Mt Vernon, with plans to resume duties and assess next assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaz. Rekn
Mt. Vernon
Income Tax Filing Guidelines for 1921 Profits and Returns
The period for filing is January 1 to March 15, 1922. Any person with gross income over 5000 or net income over 1000 single or over 2000 married must file. Widows and widowers are treated as single. Include all income from sources such as business, farms, rents, dividends, interest, stock sales, and partnerships. Answer a set of questions to determine if a return is required and to avoid penalties for late filing.
Clinton names Sidney Johnson highway superintendent
Sidney N. Johnson of Kirklin, a retired farmer, was chosen by the Clinton county commissioners to serve as county highway superintendent for four years. Other appointees include Ed Kaser infirmary superintendent Ed F. Gruber county and pauper attorney John Alford drainage commissioner and Dr J A Vankirk county health officer all Republicans. Official appointments will be made this week with qualification required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney N. Johnson
Kirklin
Clinton County
Johnson
J. A. Curtis
Frankfort
Sunday Guests with Otto Hardesty Family
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Canada and family, Mr. and Mrs. Quince Canada, Helen Canada of Jamestown, and Mr. and Mrs. Evan Inman and daughter Betty Jane of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hardesty
E. A
Canada
Quince Canada
Helen Canada
Jamestown
Evan Inman
Betty Jane
Indianapolis
New Year Watch Party at M. E. Church
A largely attended social at the M. E. church featured songs readings and music followed by games and stunts in the basement. A prayer service closed the old year and ushered in the new. The Missionary Society organized the event and served refreshments. Admission was twice the number of socks worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
the Missionary Society
Weldons Dine With Nelsons Sunday
Mr and Mrs Wm Weldon shared dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dr O A Nelson in a social notices item indicating friendly hospitality and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Weldon
O. A. Nelson
Semi Monthly Crop Report From Indiana
Temperature ran above normal and precipitation was excessive in spots causing floods in bottom lands and wagon roads. Corn husking nears completion but market sales lag while prices improve slightly. Wheat and oats benefit from rain and mild weather. potatoes lack sales. Pastures look better, tobacco sales are light, and Kentucky growers association recruitment continues. Livestock conditions are good with little fat stock left. Farm labor supply exceeds demand as farmers perform most work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Bryant
Indiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Kentucky Growers Association
Death of Thos. E. McCabe
Thomas E. McCabe 65, a noted Mace businessman, died Sunday from heart disease and related complications after years of declining health. Survived by widow Mary and three children Ray E. McCabe of Advance Cecil McCabe of Crawfordsville and Mrs Ina Washburn of Wabash. Funeral at 10:30 this morning at the Mace home with burial at Old Union Cemetery Boone County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. McCabe
Mace
Mary McCabe
Ray E. McCabe
Advance
Cecil McCabe
Crawfordsville
Ina Washburn
Wabash
Old Union Cemetery
Boone County
Death of 10 year old Eva Shaw in Mace
Eva Lorene Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Shaw of Mace died at home after a five week illness from mastoiditis. She died at 12 50 a m Sunday. Survived by parents four sisters Madge Lorna Evelyn and Alice. Private funeral at 10 am at home conducted by Rev Beal. Public service at 11 am at Christian church led by Rev W A Titus. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Eva Lorene Shaw
Chester Shaw
Mace
Madge
Lorna
Evelyn
Alice
Rev
Beal
Christian Church
W. A. Titus
Oak Hill Cemetery
J L Weber Dies at 66 in Thorntown
J L Weber died yesterday at his Thorntown home at age 66 after two months of cancer illness. A paralytic stroke caused his death. He is survived by his widow and one brother in Ohio. He moved from Ohio to Indiana ten years ago, lived on a nearby farm eight years, then relocated to Thorntown town two years ago. He belonged to the Christian church of Thorntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Weber
Thorntown
Mr. Weber
Ohio
Indiana
Christian Church
Death of Thorntown Resident Wm. Binford at 73
William Binford, longtime Thorntown resident, died at his home at 9:25 PM aged 73 after a period of illness. He had been treated at the Wabash Valley sanitarium and returned home three weeks ago. He leaves two sisters in California and Missouri, and two brothers are deceased. He never married and was a member of the Friends church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Binford
Thorntown
Mr. Binford
Wabash Valley Sanitarium
California
Kansas City
Missouri
Friends’ Church
Dora Canada Spends Saturday Night With Kathleen McDaniel
Dora Canada was seen Saturday night in the company of Kathleen McDaniel, according to local social notes. The two women attended a private gathering reported by the society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Canada
Kathleen McDaniel
Social and Religious Notes From Thorntown Area
Thorntown community reports hostess Mrs Ray Millikan hosting the Ladies Embroidery Circle with contests and music. A list of attendees includes Mrs C C Chambers and many relatives, plus visitors from Chicago Lebanon and London. Church notices cover Sunday school and worship, Epworth League changes, and a candle service led by Miss Grace Mason. A Laheran Aid Society play at Walnut Grove drew a large crowd, plus a funeral for Emil Holst at the Christian church in Stockwell. Russell Bush of near Colfax, Purdue attendee, will coach Colfax basketball and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Millikan
South Peak Street
Brrs
C. C. Charbers
Hew
Simpson
Nelson
Chicago
Harriett Moore
Lebanon
Mabel Munson
London
Donald Jaques
Tillie Hornecker
Joe Kushner
C. E. Beck
Earl Linsay
Alta Jaques
Epworth
Plum Valley
Walnut Grove Country Club
Laheran Aid Society
W. A. Littell D. D
Iidianapolis
Presbyterian Church
Grace Mason
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
Herald
W. A. Littell
D. D
Indianapolis
Holst
Stockwell
Christian Church
Wilkenson
Polly and Wisdom
Russell Bush
Colfax
Purdue
Bush
Thorntown
Birth of Florence Viola Riner a nine pound girl
Born to Mr and Mrs Lawreres Riner a 9 lb girl Saturday. She answers to the name Florence Viola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawreres Riner
Florence Viola
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Leone Ross
Legion
E. C. Bruce Co
Thos. E. McCabe
J. L. Webber
Wm. Binford
Embroidery Circle
Walnut Grove
Christian Sunday School
Paddy O’brien
Santa Claus
Emil Holst
The
R. S. Stan
Spivey
J. E. LaRue
Ben Jorden
Mrs. Herald
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