Aylesworth Community Notices and Moves
Wm Stucker and wife moved onto a Crawfordsville area farm owned by John Stucker while Len Pugh and family moved into the Stucker residence. A Newcastle church revival continues with a lady evangelist aiding Rev Shiegly and strong sermons. Mrs Della Barkley of near Salem visited Mrs Carson Claypool. A T Claypool family moved to Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Jerre Hall are recovering from la grippe. Earl Brown and Freeman Knowles visited nearby. Ambrose Crane family now in Stone Bluff. Mrs Minnie Helms shopped in Attica. Mrs Isola Strader and Elmer Strader noted in Attica and Stone Bluff respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stucker
Crawfordsville
John Stucker
Len Pugh
Newcastle Church
Shiegly
Della Barkley
Salem
Carson Claypool
A. T. Claypool
Pennsylvania
Earl Brown
Freeman Knowles
Ambrose Crane
Stone Bluff
Minnie Helms
Attica
Isola Strader
Elmer Strader
Newtown Churches Form Mormon Club Study
The missionary societies of three local churches organized a Mormon club to study the religion in all phases. The first meeting gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church and was well attended. The schedule shifted to Tuesday this week, with the next meeting set for Friday March 14 at the Presbyterian church. Friends of Kiff Simms pulled off a surprise for him Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
John Oliver
East Jackson Street
Ravine Park Addition
Buckles
LaVerne Moreland
Terre Haute
Jennie Peacock
Royal Neighbors
Thomas Webb
Russell Smith
Eastman School of Photography
Indianapolis
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
C. W. Postill
Local notes on community events and visits
Reports on social visits and traveling between Danville Crawfordsville Hillsboro Veedersburg and Newtown. People mentioned include Mrs H M Kellogg Mr and Mrs F E McKinney Mrs Adelia Baker and Rev J B Lutz with church activities planned such as an Easter entertainment and an orchestra at Roberts Chapel.
Local Notes and Moves From Our Community
Robert s William Walburn reports a frequent customer named You Know a clever dog who can shop buy candy and pay cash after sackings The item notes Frank N Lutz received congratulations from Farmers Mutual Insurance secretary for high performance in writing new insurance over six years Andrew Howerton moved to a newly purchased farm and the community welcomes him and Mrs Howerton Covington votes dry and Attica faces remonstrance with praise for local industries from both sides of the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Walburn
Altho
Theodore Jarvis
Frank N. Lutz
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Montgomery
Fountain Counties
Frank
Andrew Howerton
Chas. Carter Place
C. C. Irwin
Mrs. Howerton
Covington
Veedersburg
Attica
Fall bearing strawberries and local theater notes
Fall bearing strawberries differ from June bearing and need blossom stalks removed in May or June. Varieties include Americas Superb, Productive, Progressive, sold around $1.50 per dozen. A New York specialist owns ten acres of these berries. Williamsport Opera House books Light Eternal for Thursday night March 13 with Miss Dunbar and Mr. Milton in star roles. the play was highly praised in Attica and Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
New York State
Jason Bowlus
Williamsport Opera House
Attica
Miss Dunbar
Mr. Milton
Williamsport
John Milton
Louise Dunbar
Lyric Theater Reopens With Fresh Paint And New Management
The Lyric motion picture theater reopens after a fortnight closed, now run by Mr. Williamson who also manages the Arcade. The Lyric will show high quality films and abandon vaudeville, while the Arcade becomes a ten cent theater offering the best available cinema. The Pathe Weekly is shown within 39 days of events, with films assembled from distant locations in about 21 days, and the nightly show moved to Friday to start earlier. Despite no salaries for actors or stage props, the service is priced at the top level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Motion Picture Theater
Lyric
Williamson
Pathe
Attica
Obituary for Johanna Lindburg of Attica Sweden to America
Johanna Lindburg born November 27 1829 near Grenna Sweden died February 6 1913 at her home two miles north of Attica aged 83 years. She immigrated with her mother and sisters in 1854 to Attica where she joined the Swedish Lutheran Evangelical Church. Married 1863 to Charles Lindburg she lived near Attica then Warren County until death leaving four children Oscar Emil Emma Albert and a husband John Wigren sister Charlotte Lawson and many nieces and nephews. Also notes a village fire incident in Attica on Wednesday night destroying a hen house and barn likely from overheated incubator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Lindburg
Jonas
Birta Wigren
Grenna
Sweden
Attica
Swedish Lutheran Evangelical Church
America
Charles Lindburg
Warren County
Oscar
Emil
Emma
Edward Farthing
Albert
John Wigren
Chicago
Charlotte Lawson
Logansport man visits brother in law postpones Montana move
H. S. Sanders of Logansport came down Wednesday to visit his brother in law Warren Duffield and wife. They had planned to move to a new Montana home this week but delayed due to Mrs. Duffield’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Sanders
Logansport
Warren Duffield
Attica area notes and piano sale push
Local items report Newman Bros. Co. clearance of pianos at Rohlfing Block with prices from 148 and up and sale closing Monday night. Aus. Fenters buys half interest in Nicholsonville laundry. Ora Ellis will take duties Monday. Austin heads to new location Saturday. Various social visits, travel, and community notices fill Attica and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Fenters
White City
Nicholsonville
Attica
Lexington
Austin
Ora Ellis
Veedersburg
Newman Bros. Co
Rohlfing Block
Karl Kimball
Charles Duffield
A. M. Rupert
Newman Bros
Elwood
Albert Carlson
Carbondale
John T. Carlson
Lafayette
Elks
Edna Allen
Jim Berry
Joe Irvin
Sam Stansberry
Francis Smith
Isaac Waymire
Rohlfling Block
Time to Pay Your Light Rent Penalty
Notice from Albert Holm city treasurer that light rent is due by the tenth of the month. A ten cent penalty will be added if unpaid. All light accounts must be paid at the city treasurer’s office.
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United
Ionollars
Haller the
Hatter
Attica Ledger
Saturday
The
Ross Brothera
Harry Fenton Ross
Will G. Ross
Indiana
Aylesworth
Mrs. Jerre Hall
Lagrippe
Newtown
Kiff Simms
Kiff
D. D. Conkle
Congress of Missions
H. M. Kellogg
Danville
Alva Smith
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Homer McKinney
F. E. McKinney
George Duncan
Stanton Carpenter
Mellett
Pierce Haines
Will Schermerhorn
Ill
Representative Stahl
William Rogers
John Holland
Hillsboro
Ira Mater
Rev
J. B. Lutz
Mt. Vernon
Adelia Baker
Ind
Alice Brown
Roberts Chaple
John Kern
Albert Beadle
Mary Roberts
Montana
Max Houts
Geo. E. Brown
Benton Mosier
Herman Fleming
Kirkpatrick
Roberts
Louis Nathan
Lindburg
Fred Sayers
Glenn Jones
Frank Merrick
Noah Webster
Monday Club
Harry Vandeventer
Mary Martin
Ernest Martin
Elmer Wein
Montmorenci
Mary
Edith Williams
Clifford Hopper
Shawnee Township
W. H. Young
Jones
C. P. Shewey
Ben Ogle
Lebanon
Jesse Miller
Lee Hildebrand
O. A Carson
Frankfort
Frank Carey
Portsmouth
Ohio
Fanny Shultz
Dazey
F. A. Nave
Chas. R. Milford
New Orleans
Hazel Woods
Kramer
Will Finfrock
Albert Holm
Bowlus Opera House
Williamsport, Ind
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Ft. Wayne
Kalamazoo
Grand Rapids
Mich
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