Golden Wedding Anniversary Of Zacariah Alten At Tunnelton
Golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Zacariah Allen at their Tunnelton home beside a forested lawn. Attendants included John Aten J P Aten Thomas Joseph Elizabeth Hoppingarner and many Vincennes and Tunnelton relatives. Guests praised the couple and gifts included gold handled umbrellas and brick ice cream with yellow encrusted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zacariah ‘Alen
Tunnelton
Zacariah Allen
Mary Henderson
Robert
Emily Henderson
John Aten
J. P. Aten
Thomas
Joseph
Elizabeth Hoppingarner
Vinceunes
Wm. Newcomb
Vincennes
Allen
John A. Risch
Briveus
Charles Alen
New Jersé
Gertrude Allen
Vin
Nellie Cooper
Roy Montgomery
Will Newcomb
Tom Henderson
John Allen
Frank Allen
J. P. Ren
Fred Allen
C. H. Allen
Carrie Alen
Bivens
Elisha Root
J. N. HoopingaTner
Elizabeth
Elsie
Marie Woopingarner
Joe Hoopingarner
Tom, Wesler
Cecil Hoopingarner
George Root
Raymond Hughes
J. W. Hughes
Wayne Hughes
Henry Clark
Joe Goff
Clyde Montgomery
Harry J. Montgomery
Sam Simpson
John Henderson
Ed Skerd
Bloomington
Harry Brooking
Orleans
William Newcomb
Mrs Elsie Smith Returns Home After Operation
Mrs. Elsie Smith of Linton who underwent a serious operation at Dunn hospital two weeks ago has improved enough to be moved from the hospital to her mother Mrs Bert Potter's home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Smith
Linton
Dunn Hospital
Bert ‘Potter
Daggy Divorce Suit Filed In Lawrence Circuit Court
Jennie Daggy files for divorce from Fred Daggy in Lawrence circuit court alleging desertion after a 1917 marriage on April 19 and separation July 13 of the same year. She seeks child custody and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Daggy
Lawrence
Fred Daggy
Freight rate discrimination questioned in interstate hearing
An interstate commerce commission inquiry in Chicago probes freight rate discrimination. Testimony shows Indiana rates lag far behind Illinois by over 100 percent in some cases, with D R Herbert of Sullivan county noting carload shipments from Hutsonville to St Louis priced at 35 to 38 dollars versus 197 30 dollars from Sullivan sixteen miles away. The discrepancy suggests a serious flaw in rate structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Comission
Chicago
Indiana
D. R. Herbert
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Winess
St. Louis
Hutsonville
Venice signs with Rapid City team after leaving Omaha
Harry Venice has severed ties with the Omaha baseball club and joined the Rapid City, South Dakota team, playing weekly while taking a grocery store job in the interim. A letter from Mrs. Denica to Mr. and Mrs. Wyhoff says they are in Rapid City, a booming western town near Hot Springs with Indian reservations, trout fishing, and health resort growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Venice
Omaha
Rapid City
South Dakota
Denica
Dale Wykoff
U.S
Hot Springs
S. BD
Denver
Married in Monroe County by Justice Smith
Otto Deckard of Monroe county wed Miss Pinkie Deckard of Lawrence county at 11 30 Saturday in Justice J L Smith s office. The couple plan to reside on a Monroe county farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Deckard
Monroe County
Pinkie Deckard
Lawrence County
J. L. Smith
Death of Mrs A J Anderson at Dunn Hospital
Mrs A J Anderson died Thursday night at Dunn hospital after a surgical operation. Born Anna Eliza Adams on October 28 1879 in Ripley county she married Andrew Jackson Anderson May 7 1902. She lived in Bedford eleven years belonged to Free Methodist church and was survived by husband daughter Mrs Wesley Gouldon and many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Free Methodist church and burial followed at Marble Corner cemetery in Dupont Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Anderson
Dunn Hospital
Anna Eliza’ Adams
Edgar Adams
Ripley County
Andrew Jackson Anderson
Bedford
Methodist Church
First Free Methodist Church
Ind
Wesley Gold
E. A. Adams
Lonnie S
William E. Adams
Dupont, Ind
Culivin Shadday
Indianapolis
FP. W. Shaddey
Brook
Lewis Thomas
Loy Kennes
Clarence Clark
Terre Traute
Free Methodist Church
I Street
Sbupont
Marble Corner
Bedford Beating Salem In Tight 3 2 Ball Game
Salem lost to Bedford 3 to 2 as Bedford hitters and veteran players overpowered the home team. Three Bedford players nicknamed Lemons showed chippy behavior amid a tense game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Salem Leader
Disbursement Rules For Intit B Funds In Tuberculosis Drive
The tuberculosis membership drive governs funds with no single person allowed to spend. No disbursement over fifty dollars by the Executive Board requires a general district meeting. Bills must be approved by Mrs Lemon and checked by Mr Farmer at Citizens Bank, ensuring careful stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BR. Thornton
Noble Moore
H. Crawford
Chas. Blackburn
Co. M. Lemon
Citizens Bank
Lid Farmer
Society
Alimony Sought in Sherwood Divorce Suit
Grace G. Sherwood files for divorce from Walter C. Sherwood in Lawrence circuit court claiming cruel treatment. She seeks custody of their four year old child and alimony totaling 8590 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace G. Sherwood
Walter C. Sherwood
Lawrence
Blackberries Prove Profitable Crop in Solsberry Area
"Blackberries are a profitable crop with us" said Wim Cook of Solsberry. Over 1 900 gallons were shipped from the Solsberry station on the S C Monday morning and Tuesday over 800 gallons at 60 cents. Most berries went to a cannery at Bargersville. Bloomington had such a factory, we would send them to you. Card of thanks notes illness and death of wife and mother. Marriage license lists Clayton Dooley and Ruby Landreth, both of Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Cook
Solsberry
S.C
Bargersville
Bloomington
Linton
Gadicais
Creme County
Ben Mitchell
Indianapolis
Dianapolis
Leg Fracture Sinks Ralph Fox at Hoosier Mill
Ralph Fox eighteen son of W C Fox planer foreman at the Woosier mill in Oolitic was seriously injured Friday at the mill when his left leg was caught between the tool and stone of the planer. He suffered a fractured leg above the knee and severe lacerations below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fox
W. C. Fox
Oolitic
Mil
Boats to Be Made in Brown Building This Week
A boat factory begins in Brown's building this week under Monon Agent J C Brown professor S C Morgan and Ed Hughes president of the State Bank Campbellsville. Morgan to lead with Brown and Hughes assisting. Boats to be launched on White river near Red Bud thicket or another convenient site. Mrs Samuel Miller moved from Dunn hospital to her brother Walter Day's home on West Sixteenth street after hip fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Monon
J. C. Brown
S. C. Morgan
Ed Hughes
The
State Bank
Campbellsburg
Prof. Morgan
Messrs. Brown and Hughes
White River
Samuel Miller
Dunn Hospital
Walter Day
West Sixteenth Street
Wedding Anniversary Of Mr and Mrs Zachariah Allen Celebrated
Bedford residents mark the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Zachariah Allen near Tunnelton. The couple, married fifty years, hosted relatives and friends including Mayor C. H. Allen and Mrs Quizzle Hoopingarner. The event drew many locals and was described as a memorable day for the elderly couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachariah Allen
Tunnetton
Nuring
C. H. Alien
Quizzle. Hoopingarner
Alien
War Department Sale Plan Aims to Protect Interests and Prices
A Republican investigation reports that the War Department held a $12.0 million stock to insulate domestic markets and maintain prices, delaying surplus declarations and causing spoilage of beef, bacon, and other military provisions. The plan sought to ensure U S buyers had first opportunity while withholding from domestic markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
United States
Blackberries and Lemons in Greene County News
Linton readers learn of berry gathering near Solsberry with trains shipping cremes of harvest to Indianapolis. Price pressures push pickers to $5 daily while buyers pay up to 56 cents per gallon, and locals recount bonanza crops, trespass fines, and a cow incident that inspired a family newspaper caution.
Thanks for kindness after loss of Floya
Mr and Mrs Black and children along with Rev and Mrs O L Mumaw express gratitude for the sympathy and flowers received after the death of their daughter and sister Floya. They also thank Reliance Mfg Co and workers and undertaker Mr Day for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floya
Reliance Mfg. Co
Day
Black
0. L. Mumaw
Shooting Injures Local Boy with Air Rifle Lead
Emerson Livingston, 620 West Eleventh Street, was wounded when a neighbor boy handled an airgun that discharged a pellet into his head. The doctor could not locate or remove the shot, which remains under the skin. Bedford recalls a similar fatal air rifle incident in Bloomington World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Livingston
West Eleventh Street
Boss
Parker
Young Livingston
Bloomington
Bedford
Surgical operation for Mrs Tillie Etchison at Dunn Hospital
Mrs Tillie Etchison of Lith Street and 7th Avenue had been ill for several days and showed minor improvement before a serious operation at Dunn Hospital on Saturday.
Stone Quarry Boom Drives Rail Freight Through 1912 Peak
Shipments from the Seafford quarries and mills rise with daily traffic to national points. Southeastern Railway handles about four stone cars daily, including carved fronts, rough brick, and dressed black stone. This marks the busiest period for the stone industry on the line since 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seafford
Southeastern Railway
Will of Perry Blackburn Placed on Record
The last will of Perry Blackburn was filed in the county clerk's office this morning. The instrument was dated Sept. 9, 1912 and witnessed by William H. Martin and W. C. Denniston. All property of various kinds is left to the widow without reservations. she is named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bleckburn
William. H. Martin
W. C. Denniston
Blamed Murder Case On Accident Evidence At Inquiry
The industrial board heard Fred Burkhardt represent guardian John Blodsen of Lafayette in a claim by Hodson, a Monon railroad employee, for 65 percent of wages for 500 weeks citing insanity after an electric shock at Monon shops and a murder involving Hodson’s wife. He is confined in a hospital for the criminally insane after attempting suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Board
Fred. Burkhardt
John Avl Blodsen
Lafayette
Monon
Hodson
Mrr
Thodson
Mrs James Wright in Serious Condition in Detroit Hospital
Word has reached this city of the serious condition of Mrs James Wright who underwent an operation for the relief of cancer in a hospital at Detroit Michigan Mrs Wright and children left this city seven weeks ago to join her husband in Detroit where she has employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wright
Detroit
Mich
Wright
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Zacariah Alten
Nelton
LENE
Fred
Daggy
Circuit Court
Donica
Austice
Smith
A. Dg. Anderson
Salem Ball
Intit.b
Bergeberries
J. T
Martin and Children
Clayton Dooley
Mitchell
Ruby Landreth
Hoosier Mill
Wlauld ‘Boats
Mrs. Zachariah Allen
Cele
Veor Te Owithhold
J Japwest
Frank C. Reavis
Necroskay
Ubprones
Burylus
Uni
Connect
Ever
Obav Heamas
Dse
Linton Citizen
Tillie Etchison
Perry
Blackburn
Mis Whdow
Agcinent
MS. Wright
Ace
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