Civil War Vet John Cogle Dies After Long Illness
John Cogle, born 1844 in Kentucky, died at his daughter Mrs Otto Threlkeld home after a long illness. He served in the 9th Reg Ry Cav was wounded in the spine lost an eye and had a horse killed. Survived by wife and four children two of whom live in Danville Illinois. Funeral held Providence church with Masonic ceremony in charge. Burial at Old Pisgah cemetery.
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John Cogle
Otto Threlkeld
Mr. Cogle
Kentucky
9Th Reg. Ry. Cav
Cogle
Morrison and Walters Named Official Hoosier Station
Morrison and Walters garage in Advance is designated an official service station of the Hoosier State Automobile Association. The sign on the business proclaims the designation and highlights the association's motorist benefits including free five mile towing, gasoline delivery, and first aid for mechanical troubles within limits. The choice recognizes the shop’s excellent service and orderly premises that attract visiting tourists.
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Indiana
Morrison and Walters
Missing Men Listed by American Legion in Wisconsin and Others
The American Legion post in Superior Wisconsin seeks help locating several men reported missing or last heard from in 1920 1922 and 1921. The notes name OConnell Stanley Elllis Jones Lamb Malina Higby Mohr and others with last known addresses and contact points across California Indiana New Haven Connecticut and Joliet Illinois.
Community auction proves a cooperative asset to town
A Saturday sale in Advance drew a big crowd and varied property sales, with the clerk settling quickly as buyers paid. Local talent led by Glenn Grader Ivan Wall Boss Caldwell and D C Meadows impressed onlookers, while residents requested another sale this spring or fall.
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Glenn Grader
Ivan Wall
Boss Caldwell
Crawfordsville
D. C. Meadows
Wabash College Speaker Planned for April 19
Graduating class announces Dr Geo Tapy of Wabash College will deliver the commencement address on April 19. Tapy is a nationally known educator who often speaks in New York City summers. His talk titled The Perils of Prosperity aims to inspire all classes and professions.
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Geo. ‘Tapy
Wabash College
Tapy
New York City
Sunday Visits and Illnesses Across Local Families
Dortha Rohn spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Seaton Day while Ralph Rohn returned to Danville after a week with Charles Rohn and family with flu symptoms. Glen Bowman and family from near Darlington visited Frank Bowman family and Dora Canada Ruth Ferguson and Georgia Canada joined Myrtle Logan for supper Thursday. Mr and Mrs Seaton Day visited William Caldwell and family. Mona Beaver visited Robert Fulwider and family. Kathleen Morrison is improving slowly. Willis Fulwider left for Dayton Ohio for observation. Miss Mabel Graham assists Mrs George Canada with her mother this week. Dortha Lasley spent Sunday with Myrtle Logan. James Harris near Columbus owned a jersey milch cow that died Monday. autopsy revealed a six inch file spark plugs tire parts and glass. rumor the cow quit dairy to open an auto service.
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James Harris
Columbus
Amateur radio scouts learn to send and receive messages
Scouting members study radio basics under a government bureau program. They learn sending and receiving at a steady rate and aim to serve their communities with radio activity.
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Iny Béy Scoute
Fe 7
Varique
United States
Ars
Merle Sparks Died at New Ross
Merle Sparks 31 oldest daughter of James and Belle Nicely died March 10 near New Ross born September 28 1891 in Boone County She married Chester Sparks on January 1 1916 and had three children Mary Louise James and Robert Lee Burial was in Jamestown Funeral services were led by Rev Geo Francis and Rev Evers.
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Nigel Ross
Merlene Sparks
James
Belle Nicely
Advance
Boone
Advance Methodist
Brito
Sema
Ot Gar Ahuich
H “Glne
Polly Anna
Crawfordsville High School
DePauw
Delta Zeta
Chester A. Sparks
Mary Louise
Robert Lee
Belle Nicly
New Ross
Wayne Nicely
Battle
Ground
Roy Nicely
Loris Rivercomb
Cincinnati
Jesse Rivercomb
Anderson
Geo. Francis
Frankfort
Evers
Jamestown
Wind Damages Farm Structures and Poultry Buildings
Cale Shera reports wind damaged his farm destroying a garage and injuring an animal, with other roofs trees and poles torn up. Monday winds also destroyed Rush Voorhis new poultry building and brooders. Bert Whitsett visited Willie Caplinger of Indianapolis, who is dangerously ill with complications. The Man From Nevada.
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Cale Shera
Rush Voorhis
Bert Whitsettt
Willie Caplinger
Indianapolis
Bean School House and Nearby Family Visits Noted
Chas Bean completed a barn for William Emmett of Advance. Anna Shanahan with daughters visited Johnnie Lowe near Ladoga. Mollie Bean and Lula Pointer helped Mrs. Mabel Swindler prepare for a sale. Ray Pointer family visited John Pointer near Ward. James Ink with wife visited James Swindler. Chas Bean and Mr. Scott with families dined with Leff Walker of Advance. oe Bean and wife attended uncle Wesley Jones’s church event at the North church of Advands.
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Mollie Bean
Lula Pointer
Grace Bean
Mabel Swindler
Chas
Bean
Family
Mr. Scott
Leff Walker
Family of Advance
Oe Bean
Wesley Jones
Advands
Fisherman Reveals Rich Gravel Pit Near Advance
Locals report James Golliday claims a far from Advance gravel pit holds enormous tame fish. He says they come to corn meal from one hand and let him pat them as they eat. Also, the Aid Society of the Christian Church plans an Easter Bazaar on Saturday March 31.
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James Golliday
Jim
Aid Society of the Christian Church
Mrs John Ransdall Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs John Ransdall, once a Thorntown resident, died at her Indianapolis home last night at age 83. She moved to Indianapolis 25 years ago and is survived by children Mrs George Rogers of Thorntown, Mrs Nellie Baraker, William Ransdall, Scott Ransdall, Birdia Ransdall in Indianapolis, Mrs John Ransdall of Champagne, and Aggie Clements of Crawfordsville. Funeral arrangements not announced. body to be taken to Crawfordsville.
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John Ransdall
Thorntown
Indianapolis
Ransdall
George Rogers
Nellie Baraker
Wm. Ransdall
Scott Ransdall
Birdia Ransdall
Champagne
Aggie Clements
Crawfords
Crawfordsville
Pre Easter Meetings Planned at Local Church
News Christian Church notes show attendance 121 with offering $3.82. A series of pre Easter meetings will run next Sunday through Saturday at the church with topics led by Pastor and guest speakers. The men entertained the missionary society with a program and luncheon, more than 70 attendees, and the official board meets next Monday night.
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Leona Pittenger
Edgar Carter
North Christian Church Sees Rising Attendance and Programs
The North Christian Church reports growing attendance with Bible study enrollment rising.Sunday features Home Sweet Home Day and a push to involve every family. An Easter program is planned for April 1 with a Mission Study on India scheduled for April 8, 15, 22, and 29. the Ladies’ Aid met for their regular session.
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India
Ladies’ Aid
Senior Hobo Party At A H S Held At Myrtie Logan Home
Last Thursday night the senior class of A H S held a hobo party at Myrtie Logan's home. Teachers and chaperones included Mrs Epperson Miss Beaver Mr Bowman Mr Chaplinger and Rev Evers. A false militia call was cancelled after Carol Faulkinbury and Cecil Wall identified themselves. Dogs cried from the raucous howl while games and lemonade in tin cups and hot dogs wrapped in newsprint were served. Miss Hartman and Carol Faulkinbury won best hobos while Caplinger arrived in time for refreshments and left with his hat fixed in hobo style.
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Myrtie Logan
Miss Hartman
Carol Faulkinbury
Caplinger
Joseph Frazier Expands Poultry Equipment Business
Joseph Frazier adds another broader house to his already splendid poultry equipment and has made success in the poultry business.
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Joseph Frazier
Mr. Frazier
Potato displays 164 rats in a Hustler rat celebration
Howard Shelley presented a potato showing 164 rats strung up for a real snap shot. He and his son killed them all in one day before two o'clock in the afternoon. Some rats resembled early settlers while others looked like late comers. It was the biggest rat celebration ever reported to the Hustler.
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Howard Shelley
Mr. Shelley
Jamestown Man Buys New Ross Undertaking Business
Announcement reports Hankins undertaking business at New Ross purchased by W E Dale of Jamestown. Dale says he bought the entire business and will run it as a modern operation, not connected with the Baker Gentry firm in Jamestown. He has lived near Jamestown for twenty years with farming interests.
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Hankins
New Ross
W E. Dale
Jamestown
Dale
Baker-Gentry
High School Jokes At Senior Meeting From Indiana
A fragment from a senior class discussion features puns and quips about trees in Indiana onions from Indians and the Philippine Islands. Students including Howard Lucas Myrtle Logan and Randall Thompson exchange jokes on presidents church matters and exams.
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Randall Thompson
Brownsboro Families Spend Sunday With Kin
Bob Mullendore and family of Brownsboro visited Aunt Nan White cotton along with Ed Wright and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright who spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Basil Smith.
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Bob Mullendore
Brownsboro
Ed Wright
Ernest Wright
Basil Smith
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Mrs. Seaton Day
Ralph Rohn
Danville
Charles Rohn
Ralph
Dow
Glen Bowman
Darlington
Frank Bowman
Dora Canada
Ruth Ferguson
Georgia Canada
Myrtle Logan
Mrs. Seaton
William Caldwell
Mona ‘Beaver
Robert Fulwider
Kathleen Morrison
Willis Fulwider
Dayton
Ohio
Mabel Graham
George Canada
Dortha Lasley
Merle Sparks
Chas. Bean
William Emmett
Anna Shanahan
Marie
Hazel
Johnnie Lowe
Ladoga
Ray Pointer
John Pointer
Near Ward
James Ink
James Swindler
Ora Sutton
Sutton
Ernest Smith
Ora
John Rensdall
Christian Church Notes
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Hawthorne
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Teddy Roosevelt
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Caesar
Howard. Lucas
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Evert Lucas
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