Funeral Held For Mrs. Anna Hackett at St Vincent de Paul
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Hackett were held Tuesday morning at St. Vincent de Paul Church, conducted by Rev. Father Lannert. Interment followed at Green Hill. Survivors include son Lawrence and daughters Julia Nellie Catharine and Marie, with nine of her fourteen children predeceased by husband and son Mike.
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Anna Hackett
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Father Lannert
Mike Hackett
Joss
Lawrence
Julia
Nellie
Catharine
Marie
Green Hill
James O'Connell
Pat Murphy
John McMahan
John Dalton
Denny O'Connell
James Culhan
Earl Ricker
Detroit
Michigan
Johnsan
Cleo
Mar
Edward’ Hackett
Dorothy
New Albany
Fannie Riley
Indianapolis
Lizzie Johnson
Seymour
Batman
Kelley
Blair
Bloomington
Eugene Roberts
Louisville
Indiana State Penitentiary project progress in Warren township
Capt Ralph Howard assistant superintendent reports rapid railway work from Monott north of Putnamville to the farm. He notes heating plant construction lags due to material shortages with shipments still missing. Boilers not yet started so 700 workers will rely on blankets. day work continues with extra effort.
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Ralph Howard
Indianna’ State
Warren Township
Thie City
Monott
Putnamville
Thie Farm
Greencastle
Thanks for kindness and flowers after loss
Public notice expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of a wife. J H Beavers and family returned from Williams after visiting Luther Pierce. Anita and Harvey Hartman returned from White Creek after visiting relatives.
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F. C. McCoy
J. H. Beavers
Miss Anita
Harvey Hartman
Laie
White Creek
Douthitt Fined 250 In Federal Court On Guilty Plea
James Douthitt was fined 250 dollars in Federal court at Indianapolis before Judge Anderson on his plea of guilty to violating a postal law. Multiple cases were heard and disposed of in the Monday session.
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James Douthitt
Indianapolis
Anderson
Bells and Chimes Installed at West Baden Hotel
The West Baden Springs Hotel in Indiana now features Yerkes Temple Bells and Westminster Chimes. Installed under Harry A. Yerkes, the system uses 170 Swiss resonator bells and 36 chime tubes, playable on one keyboard via a switch, with the setup praised for its acoustics in the grand atrium.
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West Baden Springs Hotel
Yerkes Temple
Westminster
Lee W. Sinclair
West Baden Springs Co
Harry A. Yerkes
Yerkes Soundifects Co
New York
Springs Hotel
United States
Yerkes Company
White City
London
England
Sinclair
West Baden
Martinsville Pastor Edwards Accepts Logansport Call
Rev J Richard Edwards former pastor of the First Christian Church Martinsville has accepted a call to lead a church in Logansport He will leave Martinsville this week His popularity and many friends in Martinsville are saddened by his decision Tuesday city events and Sanford Stewart of Harrodsburg subscribed to the Daily Mah.
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J. Richard Edwards
First Christian Church
Christian Church
Martinsville
Logansport
Edwards
Sanford’ Stewart
Harrodsburg
Heltonville Beats Oolitic In High School Battle Injuries
In a Saturday basketball game at Heltonville High School between Heltonville and Oolitic teams, Oolitic won 14 to 11. Seth Ramsey, son of Dee Ramsey of Heltonville, suffered a broken collar bone amid a painful injury during the match.
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Oolitic
Heltonville High
Oolitics
Seth’ Ramsey
Dee’ Ramsey
Heltonville
Thanksgiving program brings community together in Buddha
Citizens of Buddha gathered for Thanksgiving with over a hundred attendees. Rev. Wilson Whitney led the morning service followed by a parish dinner. Edith Cherhart of Bedford directed music. Tunnelton High School presented a debate on whether women should vote, with the affirmative winning by fifteen points. County Agent C A Jones gave a closing address as locals are urged to attend upcoming services.
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Buddha
Wilson Whitney
Alk
Mein Ess
Jones
David Edwards
Algo Lhd
Injured in Peerless Fight Homer George Improves Sligh tly
Homer George, injured in the Peerless road dispute fight last Friday, shows improved condition Monday morning though he suffers head pain. Dr. McDonald reports ongoing headaches with little new update by Tuesday afternoon. Curtis McBike, also hurt, shows slight improvement and can move his legs a bit, per Dr. B J Mitchell.
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Homer George
Peerless
McDonald
Curtis McBike
B. J. Mitchell
McPike
Funeral Services Held for Curtis E. K. Ray at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ in Orleans filled with relatives and friends as Curtis E. Ray was laid to rest at Green Hill. Rev. J. E. Terry and Rev. A. F. Dalton led the service with favorite hymns, followed by pallbearers Wallace, Harry, Frank, Esthel, Edward, and Jesse G. Ray. More than a dozen Ray relatives traveled from Idaho, Alabama, Georgia, and New York to attend.
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Church of Christ
Curtis EB. Ray
J. &. Terry
Orléans
A. FF. Dalton
Green Hill
Wallace
Harry
Frank
Esthel
Edward
Jesse G. Ray
Charles Ray
Salt Lake Pa
Fred. Rays
Pocatello
Dale Ray
Maladi City
Idaho
C. D. McCormick
Virginia
Edward Ray
City
Harry Ray
Harriston
Alabama
Wallaee Ray
Villa’. Reea
Georgia
Ithel Ray
Andrasianpyis
New York City
J. E. Terry
Orleans
J. W. Ghess
C.M. Hanger
Alice Wall
Lydia Weyer
Hoovier Hall
Mitchell
Curtis, EK. Ray
Thomas’ Ra
Yor Shawswick
Sale Charge Against Grover Marley Begun in Circuit Court
The Lawrence circuit court opened Tuesday morning with a jury for the case of Grover Marley charged with making an illegal sale. John H. Underwood defends Marley as the trial proceeds.
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Cover Marley
Lawrencé
John’ H. Uridérwood
Arrest of Sam Romaine by Deputy Sheriff on Tuesday
A deputy sheriff placed Sam Romaine under arrest on Tuesday. Bond was set for release according to the report.
Case Of Milt Blackwell Postponed On Absence Of Witness
The case of the State versus Milt Blackwell for an alleged liquor violation in the Lawrence circuit court was continued due to the absence of Chester M. Pecketspan. The defense asserted an affidavit of testimony, but the prosecution would not admit it as fact. Prosecutor Woolery seeks to place the case on this term’s docket.
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Milt Blackwell
Lawrence
Chester’ M. Pecketspan
Woolery
Maude Roach Pleads Guilty To Modified Charge
Maude Roach once charged with perjury pleads guilty to a modified count. Her attorney files the plea and the court imposes a fine of ten dollars plus costs. The case stemmed from falsely swearing to an applicant’s age for a marriage license.
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Maudé Roach
McPike Brother Arrested After North City Fight
Charles McPike, brother of Curtis McPike who was badly hurt near Peerless Friday, was arrested Tuesday morning on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill Homer George. He posted bond of 560 for Lawrence circuit court. Charles McPike escaped with a severe head bruise and a facial scratch.
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Charles McPike
Curtis McPike
Homer George
Pike
Lawrence Circuit Court
Lost Sight Of Eye After Stroke In City Trip
Coroner Oliver McLachlan reports slow recovery for a man stricken with paralysis during a business trip. He remains confined to his home bed, has not left the room, and has completely lost sight in one eye as a result of the illness dating back weeks.
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Oliver McLachlan
Bedford native named vice president of Montana gypsum firm
Dan Kr Brows, a former purchasing agent for Lehigh Portland Cement, has been named vice president of the Hanover Gypsum Company of Montana. The firm operates plaster and stucco works with Mt sales across the Pacific Northwest, under Brown's direct charge, with plans for future development to expand into a large Montana industrial corporation.
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Bedford
Dan Kr. Brows
Lehigh Portlaind’ Cement’ Company
Great Falls
Hanover Gypsum Company
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Brown
Farmer's Cow Loses Leg and Receives Peg Leg Aid
John Chastaine of Sulphur Creek reports a valuable cow broke her leg after a fall. The limb was amputated and, after recovery, a peg leg will be fitted to help the illfated animal move about.
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John Chastaine
Sulphur Creek
Williams Couple Wed at Noon Ceremony
Mr. Burra Craig and Miss Oretha Hall of Williams were united in marriage at noon Tuesday by Elder G. W. Murphy at his J street place of business. The bride is the daughter of Sanford Mall, a prominent farmer near Williams. They will reside in Williams.
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Burra Craig
Oretha Hall
Williams
G. W. Murphy
J' Street
Sanford Mall
Annual Memorial Service of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
The annual memorial service of the BPOE will be held next Sunday at 2 30 in the Stone City Opera House. Speaker will be W P Kimball of Lexington Ky Lodge No 89 with praise from Robert W Brown of Louisville. Music directed by Mrs Ray Boruff with high standards promised. Mrs Mary Morne of Chicago visits LL Street resident D Martin.
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Buindily
Slone City Opera House
W. .P Kimball
Lexington, Ky
Mr. Kimball
Robert W. Brown
Louisville
Newenoquent
Ray Boruff
Mary Morne
Chicago
Hendricks Family Visits Williams Couple in City
Mr and Mrs Ged Hendricksda and their daughter from Williams were in the city on Tuesday.
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Ged) Hendricksda
Cauughter
Williams
City
To Kill Are Alleged In Complaint For Divorce Filed By Herbet Whittington
A divorce complaint names Herbet Whittington as the plaintiff and alleges marital discord and wrongdoing. The document outlines grounds for divorce and asks the court for relief including division of property and support arrangements.
Whittington Sues for Divorce over Cruel Treatment
Herbert Whittington through attorneys Giles and Doman sues Grace Whittington in Lawrence circuit court for divorce. They separated September 27, 1915. Complaint alleges cruelty and inhuman treatment including public accusations of adultery, name calling, and being struck with bottles and other objects, plus threats to kill if he returns home.
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Herbet Whittington
Giles & Doman
Lawrence
Grace Whittington
Fafely
Fred Dixon Named Station Agent at Paris Indiana
Fred Dixon, a telegraph operator at the B&O station here for several years, has been appointed station agent at Paris Indiana. He has been working extra in Cincinnati and will move his family to Paris within ten days. Paris lies about 12 miles from North Vernon.
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Fred Dixon
Cincinnati
Paris
Indiana
North Vernon
Dixon
Miss Adams in Bloomington Scene Attracts Celebrity Attention
Theatrical star Miss Adams arrived in Bloomington and stayed in seclusion, no meetings with locals, meals served in her room, and a strict routine before performances. Reports note her $600 per day fee and minimal interaction with townspeople during off nights. Local visitors Richard Bex and Dr. Perry Woolery were seen in the city, while T. D. Bartlett returned from North Station with his wife.
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Bloomington
Maude
Adams
Seb
Anderson
Sié
Miss Adams
Telephone
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Gard
Mitchell R. Guthrie
Luther Pierce
Who
Tinsville
Heltonville and Oolitic
Charles. McPike
Hedr
Curtis &. Ray
Church of
Christ
Brothers
Grover Mar
Sam Romaine
Bond
Sat’ Romaing
Sherif’ Tyree
Roach
Bhas. M'Pike
Hanover Gypsium Company
Gow
The
W. P. Kimball
Herbet
Whittington
Geez
Fred Don
Hitler Richard Bex
Perry Woolery
John R. Andrews
Rivervale
T. D. Bartlett
Norfidh’ Station
John Hamerstey
Mt. Olive
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