1932 Chautauqua to feature array of talent
The Attica Chautauqua announces a strong 1912 season with international stars. Notable performers include Australian tenor Mr Deane, pianist and violinist soloists, and the Schildkret Hungarian orchestra under Sam Schildkret. The Winona Assembly Singers return, costumes exceed $5 000, and preparations aim for the biggest, best year yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mr. Deane
England
Tonio
Queen Vistoria
Convent Garden
Melba
Caruso
Australia
Barton McGuckin
Madame LeBrun
Paris
Attica Supt
Peacock
Schildkret
Sam Schildkret
Mr. Schildkret
America
Chicago
Hungary
Potter Palmer
East
Alice Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Winona Assembly
Winona
Attica Warrant Case Ends in Fine for Lougheed
Tippecanoe county men hauled heavy loads harming roads in Joe Stanglemier's district. Warrants for W. J. Layden William Lougheed and George W Brown were issued. Lougheed pleaded guilty and paid 22.50 in fines and costs after dismissal of charges against the others.
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Tippecanoe County
Joe Stanglemier
Joe
Attica
W. J. Layden
William Lougheed
George W. Brown
Marshal Beamer
Milford
Layden
Brown
Lougheed
Riverside
Death of Mrs Harriet Beckley Boote at Attica home
Mrs Harriet Boote died suddenly from heart failure Friday morning at her daughter Mrs John Bartletts home in Attica Indiana. The 75 year old widow of Civil War veteran Samuel Boote had suffered rheumatism but was able to move about. Funeral services were conducted Sunday by Rev T W Stewart at the Bartlett home with burial in Riverside cemetery. She was born in Maryland and moved to Indiana in 1862 settling first in Newtown and later in Attica. She is survived by a daughter and a son E F Boote of Decatur.
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Harriet Boote
John Bartlett
Bartlett
T. W. Stewart
Riverside Cemetery
National Car Coupler Co Advertises Steel Foundry Jobs
Twenty five able bodied men wanted immediately to work in steel foundry. Married men preferred and steady work to right persons. Wages seventeen and a half cents an hour to start. National Car Coupler Co.
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National Car Coupler CO
Easter Weddings Stitch Happy Times Across Newtown
In Newtown two of its best known youths wed after a church chicken pie supper. Helen Aydelott marries Hubert Ellis in a surprise Methodist ceremony led by Rev. W. K. Ingalls. The couple, popular locals, shared a village ride after the vows.
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Newtown
Helen Aydelott
Hubert Ellis
W. K. Ingalls
Mary Aydelott
H. C. Ellis
Hillsboro
Hubert
U. S Regular Army
Warren Bartley Dies Young In Kramer Community
Warren Bartley born March 29 1886 in Warren county Indiana died March 26 1912 aged 25 26 near Kramer. Funeral held at residence conducted by Rev A C Northrop with pallbearers Bert and Zeke Cameron and friends present including Mudlavia Hunter House staff and mourners. He was buried in Chenoweth cemetery. George Cameron
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Kramer
Warren Bartley
Pine Creek
Hunter Springs
Bert
Zeke
Grace Claude
Lena Andrews
Golda
Gladis
Dora Bartley
Charles Watkins
Warren
Mudlavia
Hunter House
Brother Northrop
Fenton
Ellyn Williams
Williamsport
Warren County
Indiana
Wade Hudson
Fred Thompson
Bert Moore
Floyd McCarty
Zeke Cameron
A. C. Northrop
Chenoweth
George Cameron
Deaths of the Week Mrs Jennie Price
Mrs Jen ne Price died at St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette at 4 00 p m March 25 after a month of peritonitis She had been burned in a January 8 gasoline explosion and lived with her brother John H Stephenson editor of the Warren Review in Williamsport Her son Ralph predeceased her The funeral was held in Attica at the Methodist church with Rev C W Postill officiating and burial followed in Riverside cemetery beside her husband Charles Price She was 58 a native of Ohio who moved to Attica as a child and spent most of her life there
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Jennie Price
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Williamsport
Stephenson
Attica
Methodist
C. W. Postill
Riverside Cemetery
Charles Price
Quiet obituary notes kindness and generous optimism
A longtime resident lived in quiet retirement in the old home and was remembered for kindness and sweetness. Surviving relatives and friends look forward to reunion in the life beyond the grave.
Austrian Resident Dies At Home Aged 88
John Schrepfer an elderly Austrian resident of this city died of senility at his daughter's home on Columbia street around one o'clock Wednesday morning at the age of 88. Born near Vienna he came to this country about forty years ago and resided here until death. He attended mass at the Catholic church on Christmas Day as had been his custom. Mary Redman dies at Perry and Bond streets at age 74 after months of asthma and pulmonary illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday Elder Jackman officiating Riverside cemetery.
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Kingman
Artie Jackson
Fred Ewing
T. M. Jackson
North Carolina
Bloomingdale
South
Ewing
Sarah Lindley
Covington
Mary Foley
Connersville
John Schrepfer
Martin Hagel
Columbia Street
Vienna
Christ
Mary Redman
Perry and
Bond Streets
Andrew
Jackman
Christain Church
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral planned for local man with three surviving children
A local man who had been bedfast since his strength faded will be buried after a funeral service at 11:00 tomorrow morning in the Catholic church and burial in the Catholic cemetery. Three children survive: Mrs. Martin Hagel of this city, Sister Ambrosia of St. Anthonys hospital in Terre Haute, and John Schrepfer of Kokomo.
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Mas
Mr. Schrepfer
Martin Hagel
Ambrosia
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
John Schrepfer
Kokomo
Obituary Notice for Attica Resident
The deceased, eleven days shy of two weeks, died at her home in Attica. She is survived by two brothers, William and Andrew Redman. She had resided in Attica practically all of her life.
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William
Andrew Redman
Attica
Death notice of Mrs Catherine Kerst
Mrs Catherine Kerst died March 25 at the home of her daughter Mrs Lee McGowan on South Mound Street. Aged over 81 she had been ill for some time and lived most of her life in Locust Grove in western Warren County. The body was taken there for the funeral on Saturday afternoon.
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Catherine Kerst
Lee McGowan
South Mound Street
Locust Grove
Warren County
Mrs Barbara Bernhardt Dies In Lafayette
Mrs Barbara Bernhardt widow of Frank J Berhardt died Tuesday morning at her Lafayette home. She emigrated in 1854 and lived in Attica for four years before moving to Lafayette in 1858.
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Barbara Bernhardt
Frank J. Berhardt
Lafayette
Attica
Mrs. Minerva Parnell Dies at Newtown Area Home
Mrs. Minerva Parnell 75 longtime Richland township resident died of heart trouble at the Parnell homestead north of Newtown. Funeral held at 1:00 p m Thursday to allow a Texas daughter to attend. Survived by six children Geo W Parnell Miss Della Charles W F Mrs Alice McBroom and Thomas.
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Minerva Parnell
Richland Township
Parnell
Newtown
Texas
Robert Parnell
Geo. W. Parnell
Della
Charles
Warsaw
W. F
Alice McBroom
el Paso
Thomas
California
Carbondale Residents Visit Attica Wednesday
Mrs. Lee Butler and her son Chester of Carbondale were Attica visitors on Wednesday.
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Lee Butler and Son
Chester
Carbondale
Attica
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Chautauqua
Harriet Beckley Boote
Julia Smith
Wingate
Everett Kay
Leroy Smith
Coral Furr
Wm. A. Furr
Jacksonville
Hill
Dan Leavitt Clark
Ruth Dice
James Thomas
Harry A. Davis
Waynetown
Nora M. Doyle
West Point
John W. Alstadt
Longworth
Shadeland Methodist Church
L. D. Dodd
Miss Redman
Zeigler’s Good Service Store
Liles US
Warner’s Redfern
Charles W. Zeigler
Attica, Indiana
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