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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1919

Page

5

Sells Floto Circus Ahead Friday Visit

Advance guard has arrived and the Sells Floto Circus plans two performances at the Dann show grounds Friday September 5 with a 2 pm and 8 pm show. The event features a large troupe, elephants, clowns, and a parade, led by Kenry B. Gentry as president.

Bearved Ion Sels-Ploto Super Circus Denver Genwal Dann Circus Beautiful Sevse Joe Floto Tulso Nothnt Kenry B. Gentry Nelsons Lloyds Hedginis Hobsons Ware the Ge

Peaches Praise From Mitchell Orchard Reporter

J. M. Cardwell sends thanks for fine peaches grown near Mitchell noting an orchard with peaches weighing up to a pound and described as very fine in flavor as reported by the Linton Citizen.

J. M. Cardwell Mitchell

Articles of Incorporation Filed for Co. E Land Company

Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the Secretary of State and placed on record in this county for the Co. E. Land Company. Capital stock set at $81,000 to buy, sell and operate farm land. Incorporators listed as John W. Calender of Mitchell, Ira Calender of Mitchell, and W. OH. Ikenberry of Ruseiaville, Ind.

Co. & E. Land Company John W. Calender Mitchell Ira Calender W.oh. Ikenberry Ruseiaville Ind

Regenes Letter From Poland

Selesz an East side clothier received a letter from his wife's sister in Selwa Poland describing she and her three children starving and asking for help. Relatives in Louisville will take immediate relief measures. He also received a June 6 record from his father in Prusany noting Bolsheviks remain strong and postal matter cannot be sent out.

Selesz East Side Selwa Poland M. Seletz Prusana Russian Poland Warsaw Prusany Vlc

Together in the past, two veterans meet in reunion

Clyde Montgomery from Bedford spent Sunday with Ray Malan, his World War comrade. The two served in the same company, sailed together, and were wounded in France. They enjoyed the day and plan more visits. S. S. Doman of Mitchell was in town on legal business. Mrs. Anna White, a well known colored woman, is recovering after goiter surgery at Mayo Clinic.

Clyde Montgomery Bedford Ray Malan France Orleans S. S. Doman Mitchell Anna White Mayo Institute Goitre

Struble Cut Stone Co Lowest Bidder for Illinois Centennial Memorial

Henry Struble Cut Stone Co of Bedford was the lowest bidder at 260 673 dollars to furnish cut stone for the Illinois Centennial Memorial Building to be built south of the State House in Springfield. Other bids ranged up to 290 936 dollars, with awards to be made next Tuesday by the Department of Public Works and Buildings. The project total estimates the building and grounds at one million dollars.

Henry Struble Cut Stone Co Bedford Hllinois State House Springfield Olson and Nelson Cut Stone Co Chicago Kerber Cut Stone Co Consolidated Stone Co Shea and Donnelly Co Denarment of Public Works and Buildings

Homecoming Day Menu Committee Receives Broad Support

The menu committee reports widespread public support for Homecoming Day activities. Bakers Hartman and Kreiser donated 250 loaves, bringing the total to 706. Arthur Haungs leads the kitchen setup with prior Camp Shelby culinary experience, while local church ladies provide superb homemade pies.

Hartman and Kreiser Arthur Haungs Camp Shelby Miss

Former Bedford Man Recovering From Hunting Accident

Ralph Sullivan of Lafayette, once a Bedford resident, is visiting the Taylor family while he recuperates from a bullet wound suffered about five weeks ago. The accidental shooting occurred after a hunting trip when Paul Speer fired the gun, the bullet entering the right side and later removed from the back.

Ralph Sullivan Lafayette Ben Taylor Mr. Sullivan Paul Charles Speer Bedford Sullivan

County Urges Support for Dunn Memorial Hospital

Citizens of Lawrence County are urged to back the Dunn Memorial Hospital now a county institution. An appropriation will be asked at the September County Council session to equip and furnish the Bedford building for countywide service. The Bedford Notary Club and Rotary join in urging public support to keep the hospital serving the entire county.

Lawrence County Dunn Memorial Hospital Bedford Ipte Moses F. Dunn Ipr Bedford Notary Club Bedford Rotary Club Caxey Washfington United States Mitchell Commercial

Bedford couple wed by Justice Owens

W. Denny of Bedford and Elsie May Hackler of Bedford were married Friday at 10 oclock by Justice John W. Owens at his office on the north side of the public square.

Gones W. Denny Bedford Elsie May Hackler John W. Owens

Card of Thanks for kindness after loss

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Special thanks to Gro Hayes for comforting words the singers and Mr Day Elza Smith and Family

Gro. Hayes Day Elza Smith

Funeral for Mrs. Stanley Wykoff Held at First Christian

Funeral services for Mrs. Stanley Wykoff were conducted Thursday afternoon at the First Christian Church with Rev. Neve Reif Toole officiating. A large mourning procession attended as pallbearers included Ren Quackenbush and Loyd Connor. She was buried in Green Hill Cemetery beside a wealth of memories as friends offered support to the bereaved family.

Stanley Wykoff First Christian Church Neve Reif. Toole Ocho Stepenson Ener. Smith Campbell Fields John .Andrews Ren. Quackenbush Byford Davy Lovererr Sears Loyd Boyd Connor Wekoth Lestere Wykolf

Ice box theft reported at Frank Davis home

Frank Davis and his wife awoke Thursday to find their back porch ice box robbed during the night. Milk meat and butter were taken from the ice box, and Davis vows to trap the culprit if they return.

Ice Frank Davis Frank ‘Davis Davis Sion Terri

Services at Erie and Heltonville July 1919

Services unite at Erie and Heltonville with the Epworth League Institute Echo account by Ralph Faubion. Morning worship at 10 30 led by Walter At Clark with Ralph Faubion and Roscoe Todd assisting. Sunday School at 9 30 and evening service at 7 00. Pleasant Run Church follows with Desert Blooming sermon after Sunday School.

Walter Epworth League Epworth League Institute Ralph Faubion Bethany. Park Brooklyn Ind Hhesdale Ralph A Fuhion Eric Methodist Episcopal Church Walter At Clark Ralph Hays Roscoe Todd Bedford Pleasant Run Ralph Paubion

Monon Rental Contract Signed for Government Use

The Monon Railroad signs a contract for 1,669,000 dollars yearly for government use of its property since January 1, 1518. Government cash will cover fixed charges and improvements from the last year and a half, but will not pay any dividends on common stock.

Monon

Stone shipment by truck from Monroe belt to Cincinnati hotel

First shipment of stone by truck from Monroe belt on consignment for a Cincinnati hotel. The convoy carried over eleven tons and raised concerns about bridge safety. Superintendent A J Thompson and truck foreman John Herrick led the operation. Bloomington telephone.

Monroe Cincinnati Tron’ de Sterling Oolitie Colat Ellarts A. J. Thompson John Herrick Bloomington

Former Neighbor Entertained at Pairview Gathering

Mrs Will Sitter and daughter Mrs Leather Hobson hosted old neighbors at Pairview. Mrs Hobson performed piano numbers. Guests included Mr and Mrs J P Stephenson Mr and Mrs Felix Fish Mr and Mrs John Hobson. Home made ice cream cake and coffee were served.

Will. Sitter Leather Hobson Pairview

High Cost of Shoes Probed by County Grand Jury

A Boston inquiry into high shoe prices found some workers earning up to 120.2 dollars weekly, with many at 60 dollars and an average near 4 dollars. Boys reportedly earned 50 dollars weekly, while a $5.50 factory shoe sold for 12 dollars in a distant store.

Boston Mass

Wuffstetters Visit Orleans for Birthday Dinner

Mr and Mrs Harry C Wuffstetter of Indianapolis stayed with Mrs E R Dunn and Mrs A G Houston and traveled to Orleans to visit Mrs Mary E Wuffstetter. They attended a prettily appointed dinner at the Magner Hotel honoring Mrs Wuffstetter on her eighty second birthday and planned to return to Indianapolis afterward.

Harry C. Wuffstetter Indianapolis IE. R. Dunn T. St A. G.houston Orleans Huiffstetter Mary E. Wuffstetter Magner Hotel Hulfstetter

Soldier to undergo rib removal in France wound care plan

Mr and Mrs William Claywell of Saint Anne Maryland hosted relatives at night. Randall Smedley wounded in France has been in several hospitals and will return to base hospital to have a rib removed to fashion a new chest cavity after a gunshot injury.

William. Claywell Saint Anne J Gipson N-streess Smedley Randall Smedley France Baltim

Stone Quarry Leased in Ellettsville by National Stone Co

The town of Ellettsville leases its stone operation to National Stone Company of Bloomington, which will assume control within a week. Perry & Owens will continue running the quarry.

Perry & Owens Ellettsville National Stone Company of Blenrion Bloomingy World

Order to turn over 555 quarts of whiskey to Sir Bartlett

Police report an order to deliver 555 quarts of liquor seized in recent blind tiger raids. Cullen, a student, faces trial after a prior raid. bond set at 1000 dollars. Bloomington suspects Stepp and others connected to distributing the liquor while awaiting justice. Police consider contacting federal authorities for custody.

Sir Bartlett J. G. Brow Bloomington Stepp Browning Pariment of Justice Indianapolot Liquo

Vandalia freight train derails in Martinsville damaging home

A Vandalia freight train derailed at Martinsville around seven on Thursday evening. The wreck toppled a house foundation, injuring an elderly woman seated on the porch as seven cars left the track and one car struck the residence.

Martinsville

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