Honor Roll of Indiana Soldiers Casualty List
Friday and Saturday timing note as the Indiana casualty list releases names of wounded soldiers. Featured are Beertram Teepell Morristown Oliver N Weis Lawrenceburg and Tim O Neil Indianapolis with others including Leo Finch Mooreland John Vergens Huntington Paul Harris Mount Vernon Samuel Jackson Orleans Ray Mahan Orleans Arza Henry Noblesville Harry Laird Shelbyville Joe Manson Terre Haute Ferdinand Hoffman Ireland Glenn Gardner Greencastle Basil Robinson Ellettsville Anne Vincent New Albany Moses Wiley Gary Luke Waterhouse Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beertram Teepell
Morristown
Oliver N. Weis
Lawrenceburg
Tim O’neil
Indianapolis
Leo R. Finch
Mooreland
John F. Vergens
Huntington
Paul Lewis Harris
Pairie
Samuel Jackson
Mount Vernon
Ray Mahan
Orleans
James O. Barton—Waldron
Harry Laird
Shelbyville
Joe J. Manson
Terre Haute
Ferdinand J. Hoffman
Ireland
Glenn S. Gardner
Greencastle
Basil Robinson
Ellettsvile
Anne Vincent
New Albany
Moses Wiley
Gary
Luke P. Waterhouse
Fort Wayne
Bill to Charter Basis Of Pay For Prosecuting Attorneys
A bill prepared for the Senate by Senator Strode would set a fixed $3,500 annual salary for prosecuting attorneys in most Indiana circuits with populations under 71,000. It would replace existing state plus fee-based pay, with $1,000 from the state and $2,500 from county treasuries, and would not cover Marion and Lake counties or districts with special provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasuries
Inelnd
Eirentit
Hatfields Buy Marley Drug Store, Plan Reopening
Fred E. Hatfield and son Wil purchase the Grover Marley drug store at 7th Street and Lincoln Avenue. They will overhaul stock, reopen the closed business, and install a registered pharmacist to head the drug department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Hatfield
Wil
Grover Marley
7Th Street
Lincoln Avenue
Messrs Hatfield
Mr. Marley
New York Women Forder Modest Dress In Gown Debate
New York City Federation of Women's Clubs adopts a resolution urging women to dress modestly and calling on designers and shopkeepers to curb indecency in gowns. A committee is to wage war on scanty evening wear. Also notes the Tatum family illness at 25th and Q streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Train Saves Taxi By Stopping At Busy Street
A Bedford taxi driver narrowly escaped being struck as a northbound Monon accommodation train halted in time to avoid a collision with a car stopped on the east curb of J Street opposite Crawford Johnson barber shop. The engineer acted quickly to prevent a smash and save the taxi driver from harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Street
Major Gardner’s Narrow Escape in New York Harbor
Bloomington residents report Major Fletcher Gardner who just returned from France endured a dramatic incident aboard a transport in New York harbor. He stepped overboard into 30 feet of water, buoyed by his trench coat until rescue ropes hauled him back aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Gardner
France
Bloomington
New York Harbor
Wanted in Muncie Jule s Par Cle y Arrest and Return
Ernest Parcley, arrested here after a message from Muncie, was returned there by an officer. He is wanted for alleged larceny and wore clothes matching stolen item descriptions per Chief Bowen. Samuel Simpson bought the old Thos Clark notes property via Mrs Clark’s heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Parcley
Muncie
Parcley
Bowen
Samuel Simpson
Thos. Clark
Tunnelton
Clark
Lfe
Death of J Hickson Smith Former Bedford Mayor
J Hickson Smith longtime Chicago attorney and former Bedford mayor died at his Chicago home Monday night at 10 o clock. Born December 1858 in Memphis Indiana to English natives, he studied law in Louisville and practiced in Memphis and Louisville before moving to this city in 1890. Survived by his widow three children two sisters and a brother funeral in Chicago Thursday with cremation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hickson Smith
Chicago
John
Nancy Smith
England
Memphis
Indiana
Hartsville College
Louisville
William Consalus
Nannie Dunlivy
Brinton Smith
Mabel Smith Borderman
Ollie Robertson
Morris
First Methodist Church
Lie
Republican Party
Strother
A. Schissenberger
S. F. Buchanan
Perry
Lawsuit Over Unfinished Bedford Oolitic Road Contract
Lawrence county seeks damages from bondsmen of Ewing Shields the contractor who abandoned a three mile concrete road from Oolitic to Bedford after work reached about 16000 dollars. The case at Bedford moved on to Monroe County for venue with Judge Miers presiding and Judge Brooks for the commissioners. Shields who built other streets in Bloomington area faced bankruptcy after quitting the job with the final project cost surpassing seventy thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Board of Commissioners
Lawrence County
Ewing Shields
Shields
Dobson
Brooks
R. G. Miller
W. E. Clark
Lawrence County Commissioners
University Courts
Bloomington
Farmers organize county farm association meeting in Bedford
A large gathering of Lawrence County farmers met at Bedford Business University to form the Lawrence County Farm Association. L. L. Adamson was named president and W. C. Roberts secretary with Joseph Armstrong treasurer. Vice presidents were elected for each township and a committee on influence set to report in March. Purdue and the U S Department of Agriculture back state farming organizations to improve conditions and prosperity. James Kline said county agents support Corn School and Farm Product Show. Filmer Broglin recently discharged from Camp Dodge returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Business University
Lawrence County Farm Association
Indian Creek
L. L. Adamson
Williams
W. C. Roberts
Jos. Armstrong
Bedford
Bono—Raymond Hughes
Tunnelton
R. R
Guthrie
Clinton Gilstrap
Timmelton
Indianapolis
Indiana
Purdue University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lawrence County Agriculture Association
James Kline
County Agr
Trustee's Report for Indian Creek Township 1919
Trustee's report details township funds received and paid, including Ezra Edwards items, road fund disbursements, special school fund receipts and payments, tuition fund activity, and multiple listed expenditures for supplies, labor, janitorial costs, and teaching services. Also notes dog fund receipts and payments and announces a separate notice of commissioner sale of real estate in Lawrence County Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Board of
Indian
Creek Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Ezra Edwards
W. W. Adamson
Walter Gore
Adam Sellers
John R. Smith
D. H. Goble
Print
B. L. Day
Adv
Goble
J. R. Smith
C. P. Butler
Henry Fortner
Nelle Press
Forrest 2Abb
Frea George
Avis Gibson
Lawrence Pierce
Hubert Webb
Everet Sears
R. Smith
Amos Allen
W. E. Kern
W. E. Butler
M. A. Lackey
Chas. Quackenbush
DY. Gozs
Elsie Tyre
Alonzo Butler
Chasey Quackenbush
W. F. Sears
Soldiers coach burns as rear Baltimore & Ohio train wrecks near Seymour
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train from St Louis to Cincinnati carrying 35 soldiers from Camp Logan Texas to Camp Sherman Ohio and the Columbus Bar Breaks caught fire four miles west of Seymour Indiana. The rear coach burned forcing rapid evacuation and scattering gear along two miles. The dining car was damaged and most of an evening meal burned. The blaze likely started from a cigarette stub in the rear vestibule. A bucket brigade failed and fire crews pursued it into Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Resolution for Sister Mary A. Weddle
In memory of Sister Mary A. Weddle who died January 20 1919 the Boyd Red Cross Unit notes she was a good worker and beloved sister friend and neighbor. A copy of the resolutions will be spread in the minutes and sent to the family Viola Myara Julia Malicote Goldie Woody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Weaddle
Mary A. Weddle
Boyd Red Cross
Viola Myara
Julia Malicote
Goldie Woody
Notice to heirs and creditors in Foster estate
Lawrence Circuit Court January term 1919. John W Mathews as Administrator filed final settlement for the estate of John M Foster deceased. The eighth day of February 1919 is set for examination in court. heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why accounts should not be approved and administrator discharged. McHenry Owen attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Foster
Lawrence
John W. ‘Mathews
Circuit Court
John W. Mathews
McHenry Owen
Notice of Administration in Lawrence County
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana Administrator of the estate of Karl E Anderson deceased State of Lawrence County Said estate is supposed to be solvent Edward J Anderson Office Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Karl E. Anderson
Edward J. Anderson
Noeful Brinegar
Lela Brinegar
Notice of Administration in Vent Circuit Court
Estate of Noeful Brinegar in Lawrence County Probate proceeding. Lela Brinegar listed as beneficiary. Robert L. Mellen serves as attorney for the estate. Court records reference administration actions and deadlines.
Blackburn son overseas bound for U S Fair
J M Blackburn of Peerless reports his son Leland Blackburn now in Layahmeix France after a June departure. He was told by his captain the unit would leave January 27 and expect to reach the U S Fair on the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Blackburn
Peerless
Leland Blackburn
Layahmeix
France
U. S. Fair
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Arza L. Henry
Noblesville
T Bill
Noble Tatum
25Th and
Q Streets
Quenza
Jules
Ure
Monroe County
Marion
Harry Elrod
Marshall
Filmer Broglin
Camp Podge
Iowa
Lottie Brogtin
Qolitie
Indian Creek Township
Ezra Edwards, Co
G. A. Smith
Everett Adamson
Milton Flynn
Ben Southerland
Fred Ene Wolke de
Emmett Cooper
Harrison Grimes
Jermel Richards
Isaac. Bohannon
G. E. Reynolds
Samuel Roberts
Rom Spoonmore
Sam Canada
Roy Pierce
Walter Pierce
C. M. Pinkston
la. E. Reynolds
Wilson Darugherty
Ray Bridwell
J John W. Kern
Calvin Armstrong
Wilson Darughery
Theo Craig
Eee Chas
Ezra Edwards,Co
Fara Edwards
W. H. Tucker
Geo. Perkins
W. Henson
Secoy Piano Co
Print. Co
Kiger. & Co
Jim Voris
John W. Kern
W. R. McCarty
F. M. Fortner
Thomas Cathers
Franklin Drug
Craig
Sae
Forest
Babb
Daisy Cooper
Cecil Webb
Geo. W. Perkins
Nellie Press
Fred George
Adda Quackenbush
W.S. Fortner
Oren. Craig
Enum
J. M. Sellers
Jas. A
Quackenbush
Door
Aldenhagen & Dobson
Henry Melvitire
Survey
Goble Print
John Lake
James Hildum
Roy J. Kern
Isom Perkins
Elmer Jones
Charley Pierce
Gideon Porter
Rufus Nickless
Bedford Lime & Coal Co
Ben Jones
Ben Quackenbush
Emma Ferguson
Co. Manuels
Grate Bergdoll
Come
Samuel Pierce
Wood Otis Hall
Elmer E. Dunlap Co
James Skeen
B. Franklin
Sentney Short
Ween
Weeesaas
William Nikirk
John Goodin
Beckley Cordy Co
Emmet Cooper
Fred Smith
Allen A. Wilkinson
S. O. Boyd
Standard Oil Co
Frank D. Hatfield
Ins
Roy McCain
R. McCartney
Dan Jones
Johnie Mitchell
Jeff Mitchell
Cis
Art Store
Sch
Bara Edwards, Co
Bedford Nat. Bank
Nat. Bank
Oren Craig
John W.kern
Emma, Ferguson
Forrest Babb
Elsie Bacon
Jopa Quackenbush
Hubert. Webb
Forest Babb
Grace Bergdoll
Ben .Quackenbush
M.fortner
Fred .George
W. S. Fortner
John. W. Kern
Nellie Pless
Bessie Hert
Jiam Perkins
Wellie Press
Terrel Waener
William Schroer
Carrie Schroer
Ind
Towit
Moreland
South Bedford
Marshall Woolery
Robert L. Mellen
Walls & Walls
Ee Ae Hodge & Walls Bldg
Phong
James M. Beyers
C. H. Emery
K Streets
Ray Carmichael
Field Glove Co