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Attica Ledger Press

Location

Attica, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1912

Page

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Seventieth Wedding Anniversary Observed in Veedersburg

Simon Minick and his wife celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary at the Christian church parlors in Veedersburg with 135 relatives and friends. The event marked a Fountain county record as the first 70th anniversary observed here, with four generations present and a feast prepared by local women. Mr. Minick, born 1822, and Mrs. Minick, born 1824, married in 1852 and have lived in Fountain County since. they remain active in memory and family despite his lifelong blindness.

Christain Veedersburg Simon Minick Fountain County Minick Simon Christian Church George Gordon Bert Lee Foster Attica John Board O.W. McGaughey Rev Kelley Mr.Minick Dayton Daniel Osborn Oliver Board Ed McLean Covington Charlotte Fowler

Desertion Trial for Warren County Man at Fort Harrison

Harley Smalley of Warren County was tried by a thirteen officer court martial at Fort Harrison near Indianapolis. Fred S. Purnell appeared as attorney for Smalley, with his wife Lavina and parents Ed and Mrs Smalley in attendance. The defense argued his wife’s illness and need for support. verdict not yet announced. Maximum penalty 18 months. possible prison at Leavenworth or guard house.

Harley Smalley Warren County Marshal Beamer United States Army Fort Ben Harrison Indianapolis Fred S. Purnell Lavina Smalley Ed Smalley Winthrop Fort Harrison Leavenworth Kans

Florida Land scheme cited by Ledger Press

The Ledger Press notes a Florida land interview saying James Reynolds bought swamp land from the Murdock syndicate after a county superintendent’s letter. The official did not recommend the land and urged site visits, which Reynolds did not undertake. Reynolds plans to homestead nearby if suitable land is found in Arcadia. Also, Clem B. Isley completed the 32nd degree in Indianapolis with his father watching.

Florida James Reynolds Murdock Reynolds Arcadia

Attica News Notes Highlight Local Marriages and Events

Mies Marie DeSuter and Roscoe Marr wed in Covington with a Methodist pastor officiating and plan to live in Rob Roy after returning to Attica. The week also brought a serious hand injury to Daisy Hudler, a shift boss at The Ledger Press, plus political activity at the state convention with Franks Macoughtry and Dan Reed named as delegates, and Hannibal Yount on rules. The issue covers numerous social visits, travels, and local notices across Attica and nearby towns.

Mies Marie DeSuter Davis Township Roscoe Marr Rob Roy Covington Attica Ed DeSuter Daisy Hudler Forman Ledger Press Fountain County Frank Macoughtry Dan C. Reed Baltimore Hannibal C. Yount Lew Johnson Mable Thorpe Jones St. Louis Cyrus Brown Everett Hoover Mr. Brown Homer Brown George Sims Jack Craig Calla Sims Dr. Holly Louise McKee Memphis Tenn Laura Sims

Two More Wreck Victims Die From West Lebanon Crash

The March 7 wreck near West Lebanon now claims four lives. J. H. Green, a St. Louis chef, died of burns from a coffee urn after being among the first to escape. Mrs. L. H. Bryce of Toronto, 71, died from catarrhal pneumonia after prolonged entrapment and exposure. Relatives carried her body to Toronto. a dozen others remain hospitalized but improving. Ollie Copeland of Kingman left the hospital pending nose surgery.

West Lebanon St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Danville J. H. Green L. H. Bryce Altho St. Louis Bryce Toronto Canada Samuel Morehouse Attica Ollie Copeland Kingman

Former Newtown Man Dies in Danville Hospital

Ann Hudson a prominent Indiana contractor with eighteen years at Newtown died in a Danville Illinois hospital after a brief illness. He was 52 to 58, friendless with four nieces as surviving relatives. A private man, he had built many large structures across the United States and had been the subject of Indianapolis press features.

Ann Hudson Newtown Danville Hudson J. W. Hedrick A. E. Wingate Leah Hudson Fish Indiana United States Indianapolis

Duck Hunt Ends in Fatal Injury near Pine Creek

Warren Bartley of Kramer died in a Williamsport doctor’s office after a hunting accident. While placing a shotgun in a buggy, the hammer discharged, tearing his right forearm. companions rushed him to a doctor but he died about 1 30 Tuesday morning. Funeral held at Chenoweth cemetery. Bartley, 26, leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bartley and five sisters.

Pine Creek Warren Bartley Kramer Williamsport Albert Zeke Cameron Moore’s Hill Daniel Bartley A. C. Northrop Chenoweth Cemetery Mr. Bartley Mudlavia

New Trial Refused in High Family Quiet Title Case

Eli Stansbury executor of Ivy Highs will filed in Tippecanoe Superior Court a supplemental complaint substituting George High and others as plaintiffs in the suit to quiet title to Mrs Highs farm in Warren county where May Sheridan was defendant. The court overruled a motion for new trial and judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff. The defendant then filed a motion for new trial as of right.

Eli Stansbury Ivy High Tippecanoe George High Mrs. High Warren County May Sheridan Miss High Vinton

Fern Helms to Wed Ed Brown at Maple Street Farm

Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs F Helms of Aylesworth announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Fern Helms to Mr Ed Brown of Wingate. The ceremony will be at the bride's Maple Street farm on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Helms is a 1910 Attica high school graduate with wide local acquaintance. The groom is Cyrus Brown's son, an assistant cashier at the Wingate bank, and they plan to reside in Wingate.

James Beasley Ada Ohio Lillis Indiana State Board of Health Attica Covington Veedersburg Will Stancomb Lafayette Washington Street George Johnson A. N. Walton John Livengood West Branch Mich Roy Zentmyre Teachers’ Association Indianapolis Jennie Coffman Enid Waldrip Carrie Harbaugh Mary Peacock Bertha Hall Inez Hatton Albert Adler Ottumwa Iowa Henry Loeb Jr Adler Lew Adler Revere House LeRoy Bales Cornelius Bales Ladies’ Aid Society of The Methodist Church Jesse Martin Dan Shanks Kingman Rockville Ida Rice Grange Corner Jack Butts Stearman Union Street Henry Yarbrough Noblesville Dorothy Nellie Kerr William Marvin Mike Mulvey Montmorenci C. Stanton Belding Stone Bluff Hickson Elmer Sowers Lon Lindley Lief Buggy Co Alice Green Danville Philip Green Ben Shackleton Lee Robinson Will Zeigler Zula Marie Zeigler Glen McIntyre Ed Rutledge Wabash Elizabeth Knowles Way‘netown Lula Biddle Albert Duke J. Frank Bowen Pine Village George McCord A. J. Berghult Cadillac Swedish Lutheran Church Frank Stephenson C. J. Finney J. Shannon Nave Tom Finney Wabash College Crawfordsville James Reynolds Minos Knowles Independence Charley Crumbo Chicago Mellie Wilson Bloomington Byron Hathorn Ray Coen Charles Goodacre South of Boswell Isaiah Smith Lelah Rose Smith Williamsport Florence Peck Lulu Oyler Judyville Terre Haute State Normal School Frank McNett Jasper McNett Warren County Vera Lank Oxford James Lank Harold Wilbur C. C. Helm Ruth van Reed Leah Cheak John Vester Rosa Polk Jennie Leath Joe Remster Walter Bulkley C. C. Bulkley Noah Emmons Rainsville May Steele Portland Ore Ben Bernard S. H. Marks Zimri Atkinson Lawrence Loeb Henry Loeb Mary Morgan Clinton Morgan Naomi Lew van Reed Jap Cheak Glen Jones F M. Merrick Daniel Westfall Claire Esick Seeley Newtown Archie Johnson Elizabeth Kramer James Mick Shawnee Mound W. L. Brown Charles Pate Blanche West Lebanon Hiram Jones Ruth Jackson Deeter Leota Millard Klaiber Ivan Harris Rose Levi Henry Loeb Ar C. G. Beckett Dan Reed Neighborhood Bridge Club Young Ocanta Wisc Louis Nathan James Walters John Bader Kettle Drum Club J. Frank McDermond Etta Stewart Troy Carson McClure Earl Minnear Mable Johnson Ill Charles Pritzer Bud Stucker Aylesworth Fred Spring Henry Brutus North of Independence Roy Zentmire Flo Hildebrand T. J. Brown W.L. Brown Roy Harrison Lary Hatton W. H. Dinsmore Frank Cavanaugh Ola Wagoner Nayne Reed John Story Fred Purnell Jake Hosterman A. M. Judy West Lebanon Rush Orb West Lafayette T. Reid Zeigler Nora Roberts Roberts Peter Koedam Mary Will Martin Riverside Will Hill George Pyle Qdell George Drake Jere Hall Clark F. Helms Fern Helms Ed Brown Wingate Maple Street Farm Miss Helms Attica High School Cyrus Brown Wingate Bank

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Mrs Mr. Minick Clem B. Isley Coffing E. H. Carqueville Wm. Zackmyre Martin South Perry Street Ross Gilmore
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