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Newspaper
Attica Ledger Press
Location
Attica, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
5
Death of Clint D Royal noted in Richland township obituary
Clint D Royal a longtime Richland township retired farmer died Sunday at his Newtown home after a heart valve illness. Born August 31 1854 he was 59 years 9 months and 6 days. Funeral at Union church Tuesday burial nearby. He leaves a widow two sisters and three brothers plus two children Alma and Ralph and a grand note of community standing. Children day services planned at Presbyterian church Sunday 10 45 AM with a program by Sunday school children inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint D. Royal
Richland Township
Newtown
Union Church
Mr. Royal
Leonard Royal
Mary J. Head
Mary Ella
Alma
Clifford Quigle
Ralph
Belle Applegate
Francis Marion
Kate
Logan Kell
Jerico Springs
Nellie
Thomas Hoots
West Plains
William L
James W
Royal
Defends the Country Church at Hickman Heights
Gus Gephart writes about starting a Sunday school at Myers Corner in January 1913 with average attendance around 45, peaking at 87. A March 1 1914 charter class formed Hickman Heights Christian church with 21 charter members and a Young People’s Christian Endeavor. A new church is built, and funds are raised to repair Carbondale church for future services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epittor the Ledger-Press
Myers’ Corner
W. F. Hole
Pine Village
Hickman Heights
Carbondale
Gus Gephart
Telegraph Birth for Marlatt Daughter in Aberdeen
Ollie Marlatt received a telegram from his brother in Aberdeen Washington announcing the birth of a daughter weighing six pounds. The baby, Dorothy A., was born on the occasion of her parents sixth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Marlatt
Amen I
Aberdeen
Wash
Bord
Dorothy A
Gossip From Washington and Neglected Barbers
A Washington barber irritates a Arizona senator with invasions of grooming. Francis Burton Harrison and Secretary Bryan appear as wit figures in anecdotes about reformers optimism and language. Senator Hughes and Gorman comment on communication and a Native American peace ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burton Harrison
Philippine Islands
Harrison
Fifth Avenue
New York
Longfellow
Local notices and movement around Attica and nearby towns
Joe Carswell of Peru survived a near heat incident after being found unconscious in Shirk's garage. Mrs. Barnhart and three children returned from Decatur while Edna Steele came back with them. Sheriff candidate Joe Rice denies stepping down while eyeing a canvass. Birthdays and visits fill a quiet week with many locals traveling to Lafayette Ottawa Chicago and Kingman. Real estate ads promote farm land near Attica in Fountain and Warren counties dated 1911 J Wesley Whicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carswell
Peru
Hugh Hayes
Shirk
C. E. Barnhart
Decatur
Miss Steele
Barnhart
Joe Rice
Warren County
Altho
Henry Davis
Grace Anna Shewey
Davis
Shewey
Grace Anna
C. W. Archer
Lafayette
Wabash Valley Sanitarium
Ohio
Attica
Melvin Light
Kingman
Elvin
Elizabeth Todd
Gladys Jones
Chicago University
Fountain
Warren
J. Wesley Whicker
Origin of the Word Hammock in Indigenous Terms
A fragment discusses the word hammock as a North American Indian origin and cites Columbus era encounters with Indians bartering cotton and hamacas or neta. It presents a riddle about a bed formed long ago but used today, associated with money kept or lost by sleepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fox
Snakes and dates in ancient games and riddling lore
A mixed page of curiosities. It describes a Japanese street game where children form a snake with a head and tail and a catcher tries to seize the tail without breaking the line. It notes valuable date palm production in Arabia and Africa, and ends with a set of hidden writer clues with quoted lines and author guesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witeh
Arabia
Africa
Persia
Sahara
Neighbors honored Amanda Points’ family after illness death
The Points family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during wife and sister Amanda Points’s illness and death and for floral tributes. Signatories include Theodore Points and Mr and Mrs J Beverly and Anna Snyder. The Hoosier club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Harry Wilber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda
Theodore Points
J. Beverly
George Beverly
Anna Snyder
Hoosier Club
Harry Wilber
Mrs Mort Runner Returns Home After Oxford Visit
Mrs Mort Runner came back Friday morning to her Oxford home following a visit with her parents M. L. Wilson and wife.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Union Suits
Price
Zeigler Attica
Vador
Ladies Home Journal
Clint Royal
Presbyterian Church
Thomas P. Huffman
Ind
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Still
The
Science
Noah Weaver
Ferry
North Perry Streets
Duncan Buchanan
West Main Street
J. C.martin
Duntley
Dussiley
Pwgcuate Swetic Sweeper Company
Chicago, In
State St
Washington
Arizona
Bryan
Iso
Francis B. Harrison
William Huces
New Jersey
American Press Association
Little Willie
Gorman
Illinois
Hughes
Mike
James Foreman
Harry Kell
Mary Small
Will Robinson
Ottawa
Fannie Hersh
Eva Nave
Chicago
Chester Meek
Burgus
James Beasley
Aylesworth
Arthur Peck
James Beach
Winthrop
Sam Abolt
Dan
Boswell
Ed Marlatt
A. W. Jackman
Eldercrest
Bill
Edward
Scott
Keats
Poe
Shelley
Christian Science
Twe Olds
Oie Farm
Monehade State Bank
J. W. Rhodes
Central Bank Bldg
Arthur E. Young
Haller’s Drug Store
Fred S. Purnell
E. Schoonover
C. G. Beckett, M. D
Central National Bank
A. M. Sullivan
Crigler & McMahon’s
Nisco
Power
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