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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1919

Page

4

Local Newspaper Masthead and Editorial Staff Listing

The item lists the Bedford Indiana post office details, date February 7 1919, with staff roles including Thomas J Brooks editor M E and Mrs Harry Askew society editor J W Glover manager Job Department and notes official Republican newspaper status and subscription/advertising rates. It also mentions printing matter like obituaries and resolutions of respect.

Thomas J. Brooks Ee Alstata A Mae Mrs Harry Askew Society

Night Foreman Infected With Smallpox At Monon Round House

Charles Payne night foreman at the Monon round house taken ill Friday night found to have smallpox. Precautions are taken and he will be cared for at his home on O street. A man has been secured to care for him.

Charles Payne Monon Round House Mr. Payne O Street

First American to Enter Fresnes Becomes Hero in War

Lt. D. W. Adamson returned to Jase Hospital Fort Benjamin Harrison after six months in France with the 55th Infantry Regiment. He led the St Mihiel advance into Fresnes and earned a recommendation for the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery under heavy German bombardment in the Argonne.

D. W. Adamson Jase Hospital Fort Benjamin

Local Soldier Reports Thrilling Front Experiences and Homecoming

Morrison Johnson of Nashville Tennessee, formerly of Bedford, reports from Coblenz Germany that he is taking a ten day cavalry school course with Company D 4th American Infantry. He recalls horses shot from under him and says he is ready to return home after the big fight ended. Also a notice seeking historical photos of Bedford to copy and distribute, listing several local sites and old buildings. Jackson, the Photographer, North 18th Street, Ph. 7328.

Morrison Johnson Nashville, Tenn Coblenz Germany Co. D

Oranges Sent to Beaze Draper by Sister in Los Angeles

Beaze Draper received a box of extra fine oranges from his sister Mrs. Margaret Sellenbure, who lives in Los Angeles, California, according to a local note.

Margaret Sellenbure Los Angeles Calif

Entire Hospital Board Resigns at City Council Meeting

John A. Rowe president of the hospital board told the City Council the Dunn hospital lacks sufficient financial support. He said the board resigned and that resignations were tabled for further action. Petitions on street improvements and lighting were referred to committees. An ordinance covering Mayor and city attorney expenses for a Public Service hearing was passed. Inspectors FPF Euthrie, Cleve Bowden, Bart Short and William Reaves were appointed to inspect all plumbing.

John A. Rowe Dunn Hospital Public Service Company Fpf Euthrie Cleve Bowden Bart Short William Reaves

Exciting tale of Robert Leahy shared by Bedford soldier

Sergt Oscar Dickerson of Indiana, home on furlough, spent the weekend in Bedford with Henry Johnson and O P Marks families. He served with Co F 2nd Engineers and fought 41 days at Chateau Thierry beside Robert Keahy. A shell killed three men while he and Leahy remained shocked, Dickerson wounded in October, returning home just before the armistice.

Polis Henry Johnson O. P. Marks Co. F 2Nd ‘Engineers Robert Keahy Bedford Chateau Thierry Leahy Sergt. Dickerson Sharpnes

Hospital At Brooklyn For Wounded Marine Clarence Vaught

Clarence Vaught of 835 Edison Street, Indianapolis, is returning home briefly before entering the naval hospital at Brooklyn to treat shrapnel wounds that damaged his left cheekbone. A Marine, he served at Verdun and Chateau Thierry, was wounded twice, enlisted June 15, 1917, and arrived overseas November 12, 1917. He fought in Verdun from March 14 to May 10, 1918 with the 97th Company, 6th Regiment and was gassed on April 8.

Clarence Vaught Edison Street Indianapolis Naval Hospital Brooklyn Vaught Verdun Chateau Thierry Indianapolis Times

Death of James F. Barlow in Holbert township

James F. Barlow aged 49 died Monday night at his home in Holbert township Monroe counts Burial was Thursday at Iaron.

James F. Barlow Holbert Township Monroe Counts Iaron

Murder trial opens in Bloomington circuit court

About twenty residents traveled to Bloomington for the Me d ards murder trial in Monroe circuit court. Witnesses appeared as proceedings began this morning with unspecified testimony and ongoing juror selection.

Rploomingeton Medaris Monroe

Confederate Soldier Near Death in Indian Creek Township

Frank Coleman 78 years old, a Confederate veteran who served under Lee and Jackson and was captured at Vicksburg, is very ill at his farm near the Timberlake coal mine. He is the father of John Coleman of this city.

Frank Coleman Indian Creek Township Coleman Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson Vicksburg Timberlake

Death of Savanah Mitchell At Home East Of City

Savanah Mitchell aged 42 wife of William O. Mitchell died at her home east of the city Tuesday from influenza and pneumonia. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 o'clock with burial at Green Hill Cemetery.

Savanah Mitchell William O. Mitchell Green Hill

Died: Infant Josephine Bartlett

Nant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Bartlett dies at Pleasant Run township home aged three months burial held at Bartlettsville on Thursday following death Monday night in the township.

Josephine Joseph P Bartlett Pleasant Run Township Bartlettsville

Methodist Centenary of Missions in Bloomington

Bloomington sub division conference of the Methodist Centenary of Missions meets at First Methodist Church on Saturday February 8 from 9 20 am to 4 pm with noted preachers and lay leaders. Speakers include Dr Greenfield Dr A F Hughes and Pr C H Fowler discussing topics such as Safe Guarding America World Democracy and Young Lives for Christian Service.

Methodist Centenary of Missions Bloomington First Methodist Church Pr. C. H. Fowler Greenfield A. F. Hughes America Ministry of Intercession

Funeral of Duncan Day Held at Hamer and Day Chapel

The funeral for Duncan Day was held Wednesday at 10 o'clock in the Hamer and Day chapel conducted by Rev. John Williams. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery.

Duncan Day Hamer & Day Chapel John Williams Green Hill

Brother in arms sends word of safe arrival in New York

Mrs J R Black of West 12th street received news from her brother Pvt Frank Hendrickson that he has reached New York safely. He served in heavy artillery with the first division and has been in action since before the armistice. His family expects a furlough soon.

J. R. Black West 12Th Street N. Y Pvt Hendrickson U.S

Resigning Pastor Rev S S Lappin to Lead Bedford Church

Reverend S S Lappin resigns from Bethany after two and a half years to become minister at the Christian church in Bedford Indiana. He will reside in Bedford from March 15 and was previously professor of homiletics at Bethany College and editor of the Christian Standard. He wrote two published volumes and is widely known as a preacher and writer.

Wells- Dare Verald Lappin Imade Bedford Christian Church Bethany College Bethany Memorial Church Christian Standard of Cincinati Mrs. Myers

Bone Injuries Mentioned in Case of Galf Arm

A historical note references a leg bone and a sheep bone in an arm, alongside mentions of Jewish blood in veins. The fragment preserves a curious medical or ethnographic detail from an unreadable context.

Soldier Whitlock in Camp Grant After Severe Wounds

Willie Whitlock Co T nineteenth Infantry enlisted in this city and recent correspondence to grandparents Mr and Mrs George Parrot North DP street. He is emaciated but improving after severe wounds with bone grafts and Jewish blood infusion. He returns to Base Hospital Camp Grant for another operation. John Mansenberger moves family to Daggy property on N street. Mrs Angie Sipes to live with them. Elizabeth Zollman of Indianapolis visits. Mrs Oscar Meadows of Indianapolis visits sister in Peerless.

George Parrot DP Street Camp Grant John Mansenberger West Twelfth Street N Street Angie Sipes Mrs. Mansenberger

Honor Roll of Indiana Soldiers Casualty List

The casualty list shows Indiana service members with statuses including died of wounds, died from accident and other causes, wounded severely and slightly, previously missing in action, and returned to duty. Names include Walter Calvin Shoals George Carmichael Muncie Garvin Brown Tell City Clifford Schwarz Fort Wayne Logan Necker Peru Clarence Garl Plymouth Daniel Hull Osgood Clyde Williams Colfax Theodore Kulers Bloomington Edwin Peterson Michigan City James Sanders Indianapolis Joseph Remington Franklin Theodore Bybee Plainfield John Wikle America Edward Wildey Marion Charles James Indianapolis Arvie Wilson Ewing Edward Stokes Terre Haute Clarence Dodd Fort Wayne and other listed personnel.

Garvin M. Brown Tell City Clifford R. Schwarz Fort Wayne Logan FE Necker Peru Clarence B. Garl Plymouth Theodore Kulers Bloomington Edwin L. Peterson Michigan City James E. Sanders Indianapolis Joseph FE Remington—Franklin Theodore Bybee Plainfield John M. Wikle America Edward Wildey Marion Charles R. James Arvie R. Wilson Ewing Edward Stokes Terre Haute Clarence J. Dodd

Bedford High School Receives Apology for Misleading Report

Bloomingtion authorities retract earlier charges about Bedford and Mr Abbott after an investigation. The apology states the article was a misunderstanding and that Bedford acted in good faith while giving sincere regrets to Bedford and Mr Abbott for the mischaracterization.

Bloomington Bedford Trou Bedford High School Mr. Abbett Mr. Abbott

Louisville Marriage Ends In Vanishing Groom Mystery

A Mitchell woman, Mrs. George C. Myers, says she married Army sergeant Dr. Myers in Louisville after meeting at a base hospital. He vanished from the Old Inn hotel with $565, leaving her stranded with a sick child and unsure if the marriage is legal. Police search for the missing groom.

Louisville Old Inn George C. Myers George Chester Myers France Mitchell Ind Neasly Jeanie Beasley Jean New

Notice of Administration for William H Hum estate

The Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana appoints Marshall Huff as administrator of the estate of William H Hum, deceased. The estate is alleged to be solvent. Public notice terse and formal in tone.

Lawrence County State of Indiana William’ H. Hum Tate

Freckles Quickly Removed By Freskola Cure

Advertisement claims Freckles vanish with Freskola extra strong. Apply one ounce by dipping fingers into the jar and rubbing on skin at night. freckles fade after a few applications and may disappear completely.

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Bedford Weekly Mail Ledford OTIS Brooks James W. Glover Postoffice Official Republican Newspaper Asaee United States Infrednes Vicinity Court House Beaze Draper Council Ed Butterfield Third Street Charles Lytton Sixth Street Robert Leahy Bedford Sol Dier Sergt Oscar Dickerson Clar Ence Vaught James B. Barlow Medarts Deat Red Nant Daughter Ded Duncan U.S.A P't. Frank Hendrickson REV Appin Resins Pastorate Willie Whitlock Co T.18th Infantry Elizabeth Zollman Oscar Meadows Peerless Walter Calvin Daniel J. Hull Osgood Clyde Augustus Williams—Colfax Corrections Ralph Piercy John Gendanhkis Gary Abbett Ramsey Abbott Mr Ramsey Louisville Marshall Huff
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