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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1915

Page

7

Emery Wheel Burst Injures Young Worker at Williams

John Voorhies, 19, employed at the Southern Indiana Power plant at Williams, was struck on the skull by flying wheel fragments when an emery wheel burst Saturday evening. A piece hit his left cheek bone, another grazed the head, and he survived with injuries not expected to be serious. His parents J. W. and Mrs Voorhies brought him home by auto after the incident.

J. W. Voorhies West Eleventh Street Farry Williams John Voorhies Southern Indiana Power Plant Young Voorhies

Arthur Nehf Shuts Phillies Without a Hit in Relief

Former Terre Haute star Arthur Nehf, now with the Boston team, pitched three innings against the Phillies Friday and retired them hitless. Nehf has appeared here often and is well known locally.

Arthur Nehf Terre Haute Bostons Phillies Nehf

Unfortunate Baggageman Injuries At Local Station

William Fields a Southeastern baggageman severely mashed left hand while handling a heavy truck at the local station Saturday evening. He has prior mischances, including a nose injury from a sudden screen door, described as a recent mishap. The report also notes churchgoing Free Methodist members at a basket meeting on 7th street and a wedding attendance at Clear Creek. Further visits include Mrs Sintha Chambers and Mrs Deckard traveling to Kitz and Owensburg relatives.

William Fields Southeastern Baggageman Billie Bailiff Free Methodist Church 7Th Street Zola Free Methodist

Bedford Cubs Defeat Linton In Slow 7 1 Contest

The Bedford Cubs beat Linton 7 to 1 in a slow game Sunday as Preach pitched his first Cubs outing holding the visitors to little offense. Brown started for Linton and struggled while the Cubs offense capitalized on errors and timely hits.

Bedford Cubs Linton Cubs Litton Preach Warner Wilson Unit Perkins Jones Tluff

William Simpson a Tunnelton Elder in Fatal Accident

William Simpson, a prominent 96 year old Tunnelton resident, fell from his back door and fractured a hip in a serious accident at his home. Audra, daughter of Glover Bartlett, is mentioned as a relative. Dr. Matlock attended and reported the injuries serious given his age.

William Simpson Tunnelton Mr. Simpson Samuel ‘Simpson Dr. Matlock

Dead Thomas Craig O7 Fayetteville Died Sudnly of Cholera Morbus

Audra Glover Bartlett had a severe accident at home when a sharp rod protruding from a worn cistern handle pierced her skull above the left eye. She was treated by Dr Norman and is recovering with no ill effects expected, with prognosis favorable for a full recovery.

Audra Glover Bartlett West 11Th Street Norman

Fayetteville man dies after short illness

Thomas Craig of Fayetteville, about 70, died at his home this morning after a brief illness attributed to cholera morbus. He leaves a widow and several children.

Thomas Craig Fayetteville Iit

Northbound Grain No 6 Delayed Near Horseshoe Bend

The northbound fast mail Grain No 6 on the Menon was delayed about an hour Sunday north of the city near Horseshoe Bend when trucks derailed a tender truck just south of Moran Crossing. No injuries were reported and the line was cleared to continue to its northern destination. The accident briefly delayed Southbound accommodation No 11.

Horseshoe Bend Moran Crossing

Coal Lump Injures Southeast Coal Worker in Accident

Wittig Kelley, a Southeastern Coal Shures employee, was injured Saturday when a 50 pound coal lump fell from a car and mashed his right foot and ankle. A local physician attended him. he is in pain but progressing. Also notes travel and visits by local residents to Owensburg and Odon for family and Old Settlers events.

Wittig Kelley Southeastern Coal Shures

Monon Railway Sells Tickets At Local Office

The Monon railway office sold 4 000 excursion tickets and 50 regular West Baden tickets on Sunday, totaling 344 tickets.

Monon Railway West Baden

Englewood Rocks Incident Prompts Police Notice

A group of Englewood youths reportedly threw rocks at Bedford boys who visit Singlewood on Sundays for Amal gamated Wandholders Society meetings. Police have been alerted and a possible charge of breaking into the local basalt is anticipated.

Inglewood Bedford Boys Singlewood Amalgamated Wandholders Society

Alfred Southwell Killed in Engagement at Alexandria Egypt

Alfred Southwell 22 who came from Isnghaid to live with his uncle Robert Reed on West Sixteenth Street is mourned by his family after his brother Joseph Southwell also 22 died from wounds received in the engagement at Alexandria Egypt.

Alfred Southwell Isnghaid Robert Reed West Sixteenth Street Joseph Southwell Alexandria Egypt

Miss Josephine Mitchell Weds Joseph H Campbell in Country Ceremony

A Sunday afternoon wedding united Miss Josephine Mitchell and Mr. Joseph Houston Campbell at the Mitchell home. The couple, both from prominent local families, exchanged vows in a Methodist Episcopal service as friends viewed floral decor, music, and gifts. They plan to reside in a new Highteenth Street bungalow after September 1.

Samuel Mitchel Josephine Joseph Houston Campbell Lelia Whitted Mattie Sears Felon Dixon Miss Whitted Helen Doyle Graham Lilly Georgia Jeanette Mitchell Ralph Mitchell Fannin Wallheiser Walter Pitman Frank Lenig Mendelsohu Sears Miss Dixon Miss Whitied Monon Division Campbell Monon Railway Company Jamey Mitchell Afr Frank Mitchell Mitchel Bloomington Bess Newkirk Indianapolis Mabel Gray Seymour Voyle Armstrong Cincinnati West Baden John Wells Orleans Roy Trueblood Joseph Campbell Harry Willkinson Mitchell Tilliemaiie Grace King Trueblood Petoskey Mich Highteenth M_ street Ith M Streets

Turner Dies After Stroke While Working in Avoca Field

Rufus Turner of Avoca died on the way home from illness while working in a field. Two young girls assisted him to his home when his condition worsened. A physician at Bennett store pronounced him dead and Coroner McLachlan held an inquest. The cause was organic heart trouble.

Walter Hobbs Aveca Rufus Turner Bennett Avoca

Horse Dies Suddenly Beside Cement Plant Property Owner Details

An event near the Cement plant drew excitement on Thursday when Henry Eker reported his horse dropped dead at 16th Street after he had bought the animal just minutes earlier. The owner briefly tried to lead the horse home before it collapsed, with onlookers noting the quick tragedy. James iolliwell was observed Saturday examining a peach lot shaped like a tiny chicken.

Bay Horse Henry Eker Eker Chie James Iolliwell

Shotgun Incident at Lincoln Avenue Pool Room

Police investigated a Sunday disturbance at a pool hall near Lincoln Avenue and Sev Enth Street. The proprietor said a drunken man drew a knife and fired with a shotgun, leaving a hole in the wall but causing no injuries. Affidavits likely after Mayor Hields returns. Mrs Jackawkins went to Avoca Friday morning.

Lincoln Avenue Seventh Street Hields

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Hen Sanders Walter Williams Williams-Callahan Clear Creek Sintha Chambers W. Deckard Needmore City Kitz Abraham Deckard Edmond Fields Owensburg Charles Richards Wen Terre’ Uaute Gvay Tlachnes Verkins Strauble D. Uuff Slaeckley Kerr Zoenkle Perkins J. Wutf Wait Lemon Derming Brown Huff Dines Hughes Cf Struble Owens D. Huff Hackney Lantz Zonkle Hulf Kehoe Beveridge Warner P & Ib Morgan Perming W. Hafler H. HinMler Campbell Fields Edmund Fields Frank Julia Reid KE. M. Reid Odon Old Settlers West Baden Englewood S. P. George George Bailey Heltonville Frank Stannard Springville Mamie Nelson Than Springs Jess Flinn Cora Pollard May Applegate Old Settlers Meeting Sibyl Waitz Fred Bedford Caxton O. C. Bever Louisville Tennessee Robert E. Lee Ruby Wicker Ft. Ritner Cliffy Caves Fli Patterson North Bo Street Edith Josephine Mitchell Joseph H. Campbell Sun Jome Violin Ou Misti Gil Neces Secede Kee Ghee Hay Hele Walter Trobbs Hobbs Turner Luther Sutton Kurtz Cornett Whoa Wernt John Mohr Waller Sutton C. G. Kutchinson French Lick Prench Lick Jad Knights of Pythias Indiana Illinois Kentucky Ohio William A. Gray John P. Bertoni Holinois J. &. McCracken Ralston Major Missouri Dunne Mwinois Willis McCreary Kkentucky Camp Union B. Bituit Kampanins Iirsk ‘Regiment Hingis Brigade Thomas Targart Gordiana Pydans Indiant Reber& Th. Brown Indiana Phhians Indiana Brigade Enth Street Jackawkins
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