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Attica Ledger Press

Location

Attica, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1914

Page

4

Ten to Graduate at Williamsport

Williamsport high school graduates ten students at the annual commencement held in the opera house. Dr. J Stanley Coulter of Purdue University delivered the address. The class includes Ray M Bush Bessie Ferrell Frank Held Hazel Dennis Hazel Carter Edith Keister Gladys Butt Emerson Davis Blanche Fullenlove and Marie Edwards. Miss Gemma Jones returned home near Chatterton after visiting friends in town.

Williamsport Williamsport High School Opera House J. Stanley Coulter Purdue University Ray M. Bush Bessie Ferrell Frank Held Hazel Dennis Hazel Carter Edith Keister Gladys Butt Emerson Davis Blanche Fullenlove Marie Edwards Gemma Jones Chatterton

Indiana fire marshal urges noncombustible roofs to cut fires

The Indiana state fire marshal warns shingles cause most dwelling fires and calls for non combustible roofs to reduce losses. He cites 646 spark fires in eight months and 160 in April, urging volunteer fire brigades and better equipment to combat blazes.

Indiana Newtown

City observes Decoration Day with selective mail service

On Decoration day the city carriers will make no deliveries but one collection will occur in the forenoon. Post office windows will be open from 8 30 a m to 10 00 a m. Rural carriers will make no deliveries.

Gish Returns Home After Indianapolis Visit

Walter Gish has traveled back to his Indianapolis residence following a family visit with his brother Frank and relatives in the city.

Walter Gish Indianapolis Frank City

Polish evangelist abducted in Danville area found alive

Rev Louis R Patment a Polish missionary vanished eight weeks earlier amid an anti saloon fight in Danville Indiana. He was discovered in an abandoned Illinois farmhouse bound gagged and in poor condition after being beaten and held in a cellar for days. Investigators Segal detectives and grand jury pursue arrests as clues emerge.

Louis R. Patment Danville Columbia Ill Patment Grand Jury Westville Segal Patmont Cleveland Burns

Memorial Day Observance at West Point

Memorial services at West Point will be held at the Methodist church Saturday at 2 p m. Rev Grant Teeters of Lafayette will deliver the Memorial address as ex soldiers gather. Afterward the West Point band leads a march to the cemetery for grave flags and flowers. Citizens are urged to display national colors and the G A R ladies will serve refreshments at the K P hall with a band concert in the evening.

West Point Grant Teeters Congress Street Methodist Church Lafayette K. P

Progressives Gain in Wayne County As Judge Bonds Predicts Win

Judge W. A. Bond of Richmond predicts the entire progressive ticket will win Wayne county in November with a larger majority than two years ago when they carried the county by over 1,000. He cites crossovers from Republicans Democrats and socialists and notes a Republican supporter told him he would join the progressives. Joe Weineman returns from a week in Tell City.

W. A. Bond Richmond Wayne County Bond Judge

Suit to force payment on fourteen checks in Fountain Circuit Court

Danville papers report an impending suit in Fountain Circuit Court to compel payment on fifteen checks held by a Danville detective. The checks, issued by a man near Wallace during a drinking spree, total nearly a thousand dollars. Authorities say the man had bank funds when the checks were issued and now faces legal action.

Danville Fountain Wallace Illinois

Statesman of Crawfordsville Enters Covington Campaign

James F. Statesman, former United States minister to Bolivia, visits Covington to seek the Republican nomination for Congress. He plans a stiff campaign against incumbent Morrison and seeks Fountain county support for the June 18 Kokomo district convention, while not appealing for it if Fred S. Parnell runs. Statesman cites tariff and foreign policy as Morrison’s vulnerabilities. Covington Republican.

James F. Statesman Crawfordsville United States Bolivia Covington Congress Statesman Morrison Fountain County Kokomo Fred S. Parnell Attica Covington Republican

Injured Woman Falls From Porch in Wingate

Mrs. M. E. Sheaffer slipped from a porch step at O. H. Crane's in Wingate sustaining a broken arm at the wrist and a hip fracture. Dr. Allhands treated the arm. a second exam revealed additional injury. She was moved to her daughter’s home in Richland township with Mrs. I. L. McKnight. Dr. Stanfield assisted in care.

M. E. Sheaffer O. H. Crane Wingate I. L. McKnight Richland Township Stanfield

Veedersburg Man Dies After Illness

Frank H. Young a Veedersburg businessman died at his mother Mary L. Young's Mill street home Tuesday at 6 55 PM after a week long illness. He had been working in Illinois and fell ill, with doctors puzzled by his condition. Post mortem found kidney trouble and gall stones among complications.

Frank H. Young Veedersburg Mary L. Young Mill Street Mr. Young Illinois

County Council Calls Special Session June First

The county council meets in special session on Monday June 1 to consider any business. Likely topics include defending in the appellate court the mandamus suit filed by taxpayers to compel an appropriation for a county agricultural agent.

Superintendent Rejects Gravel for Mellott Road Work

The Mellott Home Press reports the gravel road north from Mellott will use only approved material. The superintendent condemned six carloads of gravel deemed unsuitable, insisting the road be built with the best material available for the project.

Mellett Mellott Home Press

Seed Potatoes for Seed with Guarantee

About 100 bushels of Rural New Yorker seed potatoes offered by John D. Pearson. Potatoes are scab free and in good seed condition. Telephone 24 on 408 Attica. Miss Katherine Green visited in Lafayette on Sunday and accompanied her father toward Chicago.

New Yorker Attica John D. Pearson Katherine Green Lafayette Chicago

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