Work starts on Attica Bridge Co plant move to East St Louis
Milliard Klaiber leaves for East St Louis to oversee startup of the Attica Bridge Co plant. About ten employees will move. many will follow families after weeks to gauge East St Louis coalitions. Lafayette job finished this week, three spans 180 feet each, about 300 tons of steel. The new East St Louis plant, costing around 40000 dollars, will be electric powered with individual motors and a $3000 frame office. Mrs. E B Westfall of Montezuma, Texas visits Attica friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliard Klaiber
East St. Louis
Attica Bridge Company
Lafayette
Attica
George Curtis
Munro Presses Missouri Style for Attica Utilities Sale
T N Munro vice president of the Northern Indiana Utilities Co addressed Attica city council seeking to sell the municipal light and water plant to his firm. He argued the utility could deliver better service at lower rates though councilors remained undecided. The fire chief was authorized to spend 130 for a hose cart as the council handled routine business and a local grandfather visited his granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Munro
Northern Indiana Utilities Co
Municipal Light and
Munro
Northern Utilities Company
Harrison
Attica
Missouri
West Lebanon
Williamsport
Herrison
McDonald
Attican Henry Benson Honored In Puebloan Prewar Sketch
The piece chronicles Bishop Henry C. Benson born 1817 in Xenia Ohio who settled near Pine Village and became a famed Methodist editor and missionary. It notes his work across Indiana Territory California Oregon and his influence on Pacific coast Methodism before his death in Santa Clara in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
Altho
Henry C. Benson
Bishop Benson
Xenia
Ohio
Fountain County
Bethel
Bensons
Pine Village
Benson
Bishop Simpson
Methodist Church
Asbury
Depauw
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Christian Advocate
California Christian Advocate
Sacramento
Stockton
Petaluma
Methodist Church of
Pacific Coast
Santa Clara
David Benson
Independence
Svenson Benson
This County
Warren
Court Calendar and Local Notices Drift Through Attica
J P Michael Co versus Asa R McKinniss debt slated for Friday March 14 1913. Ditch petition Ira Evans et al hearing Friday March 21. George Farnete versus Virginia Simmerman et al suit to set aside deed assigned for Monday March 17. Lila F Gregory administratrix versus Azro A Arms lien suit assigned for Tuesday March 18. Letha MecClimans et al vs Henry Swarner continued to next term. Guy Kiger versus Robert C N Cook is up for trial. Attorneys listed. Frank Ellis resigns from Dwiggins meat market to join Prudential Life in Lafayette. Locals note redecorating Carnegie library interior. Will Enders contractor. color scheme white and buff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Michael Co
Asa R. McKinnis
Ira Evans
Elmore Barce
Burke Walker
Fowler
George Farnete
Virginia Simmerman
Lila F. Gregory
John Gregory
Azro A. Arms
Letha MecClimans Et al
Henry Swarner
Guy Kiger
Robert C. N. Cook
C. R. Milford
Daniel Fraser
Eli Stansbury
Warren Review
Elder Jackman marks four years as Attica pastor
The local church notes Elder Jackman completes his fourth year as pastor with regular services at 10 30 a m and 7 p m and a 2 30 p m sermon at Independence. It urges strong attendance and records other community farming, legal, and social updates from Attica and surrounding towns.
Thos J Webb Called After Illness and Death
Thomas J Webb prominent Warren county farmer dies Friday March 6 after four weeks with pneumonia. Funeral at family home conducted by Rev T W Stewart former Presbyterian pastor from Chicago. Webb born Ohio November 18 1834 married Elizabeth Whitmore January 4 1859 came to Indiana 1861 on Warren county farm. Survived by two sons Henry Fred and three daughters Mrs G H Dinsmore Mrs Winnie Webb Ida Webb. Mrs Webb died July 1809.
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Thomas J. Webb
T. W. Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Mr. Webb
Stewart
Ohio
Elizabeth Whitmore
Indiana
Warren County
Henry
Fred
Danville
Ill
G. H. Dinsmore
Chrisman, Hil
Winnie
Ida Webb
Dies at Ripe Old Age
Hal Vaughn aged father of Joe Vaughn of this city died Monday morning about 3:00 after a two week illness. He suffered a paralysis stroke at James Cody’s home and died at his daughter Mrs. Matt Campbell’s home near Boswell. He would have been 76 next Ajwit. Funeral was at Rainvale Wednesday at 1:00. Survived by four children Joe, Milt, Jemima, and another son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Vaughn
Joe Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
James Cody
Matt Campbell
Boswell
Winthrop
Rainvale
Joe
Milt
Jemima
Bewell
Greipredo
Brother of Marshal Beamer Dead
William Beamer brother of Marshal Reuben Beamer dies at home in West Lebanon after injuring back when chair collapsed. Abcess formed on kidney caused death. Funeral at home, burial in West Lebanon cemetery. Beamer born Kentucky 1833, came to Indiana, served as color bearer in 33d Indiana. Survived by brothers Reuven George Tobias and two married daughters in Indianapolis.
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William Beamer
Marshal Reuben Beamer
West
Lebanon
West Lebanon
Mr. Beamer
Kentucky
Indiana
Covington
Co. K. 33d Ind
Reuven
George
Tobias
Indianapolis
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E. B. Westfall
Montezuma, Texas
Willamsport
City Council All Missourians
John Q. Hock
Ulric Hunter
John
Dinsmore
Hillcrest Poultry Yards
Kramer, Ind
Warren Circuit Court Notes
Frank Ellis
Dwiggins
Prudental Life Insurance Company
Ennis
Carnegie Library
Enders
Jackman
The
Christian Church
Bible School
Ed Weatherford
National Car
Texas
John Wilson
Wilson
Maggie McCabe
Ed McCabe
L. H. Keys
Standard 0.1 Company
Ed Curtis
Bond and
South Perry Street
Milford House
Clarence McDonald
Thomas Rinn
Ben Duvall
Marshfield
Rev. Ferguson
Charles Shipps
Oxford
T. J. Webb
Glenn Jones
Lafaycette
Dan Reed
Helen Smith
Crawfordsville
James Minnear
Earl
Frank Bright
Carl Bright
Mesdames
W. R. Hickman
Frank Anderson
Will Ireland
Elvin Light
Sheldon
George Bell
Hedrick
George Boothroyd
D. C. Reed
Bessie Harvey
Tom Washburn
Helen Cooke
Myrtle Mallory
Percy Bader
John Bader
Will Madison
Muncy
Abbie Derr
James Brown
Roberts
Jane Sipes
Eliza Browning
Danville, Ill
George Miller
Jennie Peacock
John Ross
Roy Guy
Newtown
George Maud
Fred Lemper
Charles W. Zeigler
Euchre Club
WYSE
America
Rema Sel As
Explorer
United Shirt & Collar Coltrees Troy
Fronollars
Haller the
Hatter
Thos. J. Webb
Webb Walfaires
Informarion
Marshal Beamer
Frank McCurdy
Linden
Adle
Tappan
Attica Hardware Company
Dipper
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