Local notes from Little Salt area cover moves and marriages
Flora Thurman visits Minnie while Anna McPike reports on a busy week. Road work by David Kinser repositions the Little Salt Creek route with farmers pushing back brush and logs. Thurman Hays wed Miss Louisa Todd at the bride’s home with Rev. Sexton officiating. locals urge ongoing road relocation amid objections.
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David Kinser
Little Salt Creek
Thurman Hays
Bloomington
Louisa Todd
Heltonville
Wm. Sexton
Socials And Deaths In Huron Community
Mrs. John Ball and Pau line of Terre Haute and Mrs. Roscoe Collins of Seymer returned home after visiting Emma Snow. Georgia visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Isom and Jesse Terry. Laura Radcliff home briefly. Golda Sutton of Mitchell visited relatives. Oscar Richardson saw Dr. Harry Sanders about a sick horse. Zeno True delivered oil from Mitchell. Lucinda McCart died Thursday evening. funeral held at home and burial in Bruner cemetery. Mrs. McCart leaves two sons and three daughters.
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John Ball
Pauline
Terre Haute
Roscoe Collins
Seymeur
Emma Snow
Lucinda McCart
AicCart
Bruner Cemetery
Lemon Milling Co Promises Flour and Feed Exchange
Wheat at 1.50 per hundredweight. Lemon Milling Co offers 88 lbs of flour plus 10 bushels of feed in exchange for a bushel of No 2 wheat. Excludes free stored wheat. Samuel Wilson, Civil War veteran and Kurtz resident, returned home Thursday after visiting his son Harry Wilson on North H Street.
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Lemon Milling Co
Lemon Milling Co. Stone
Samuel ‘Wilson
Moving Shifts Scatter Across Fairview Community
Ellis Flinn relocates to Leesville near the store he bought from William Southerland. Nearby, Burke family moves in with grandma Flinn. plus many residents like Dona Clark and Dora McClintock visit and relocate. Others move between Bedford Dennison Sparksville and Weddleville areas as labor and family ties bring frequent addresses.
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Ellis Flinn
Leesville
William Southerland
Local notes from Camp Dellsburg to Sugar Camp openings
Frank Young correspondent reports on Saturday activities at Camp Dellsburg. Visits include Mrs Cynthia Sallee of Loogootee with her mother Mrs Mary Stephenson, and Phoenis Williams of Tunnelton with Lafay ette Williams in Washington county. Several locals listed as sick, meetings begin at the M E church, and sugar camps opened by Jacob Voyles and Frank Young.
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Selah Speer
Cleve Starr
Bedford
Cynthia Sallee
Loogootee
Mary Stephenson
Phoenis Williams
Tunnelton
Lafayette Williams
Washington County
Jacob Voyles
Frank Young
Senate kills primary bill in Indiana legislature
Indiana senators vote 23 to 21 to indefinitely postpone the linear compulsory state wide primary measure. The house supports passage of a referendum route for direct primaries and equal suffrage for women. Jones primary bill moves to third reading as new bills emerge on reapportionment and car lines.
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Indianapolis
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Benz
Representative Cleary
Lake County Recorder
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van Auken
Bedwell
House Elections Committee
Jones
Bartlettoville notices and funeral for William Lamb
Liverett Sowder is improving. Edgar Norman and others were in town with cattle. William Lamb was buried from the M E church after a large gathering. He was a longtime community figure known for joviality kindness and hopeful faith.
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Edgar Norman
William Lamb
M. E
Mr. Lamb
No Food Shortage Seen in U S Despite European Demands
President Wilson learned from the secretary of agriculture that there is no danger of a food shortage in the United States despite Europe’s extraordinary demand. The opinion, requested after Mayor Mitchel urged a wheat export embargo, is expected to halt any embargo plans for now.
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Washington
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Mitchel
Department of Agriculture
Local social notes from Tunnelton and nearby towns
Flora Mathis hosts friends including Prof. Ralph Woot and Chester Hunter. Bertha Simpson visits with Uncle Billy Simpson, active at 92. Various locals are mentioned visiting, traveling, or ill, with names such as Don Dandridge, Lawson Mathis, Hiram Flinn, Blanche Compton, Harve Dixon, Claude Potter, and Mr. Guthrie among others.
Springsville social notes recount visits and events
Delight Stannard of Bedford and many locals visit family and friends across Bedford Avoca and nearby towns. The piece lists visits, illness updates, a teachers program, a revival postponement, and a serious timber accident with a saw injury.
Vienna food prices soar amid shortages in Austria
Rome dispatches report Vienna suffers severe food price rises with pork at 1.50 a kilo, beef 1 a kilo, butter and flour at 1.50 and 0.50 respectively. Medicines are scarce and many common drugs are unavailable as glycerine stockpiles are diverted to explosives manufacture.
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Rome
Vienna
Remodeling Plans For Heltonville Methodist Church
Revler and J W Garrison, prominent carpenter and contractor, visited the city Thursday to arrange materials for remodeling the Heltonville Methodist church. The church and Sunday School attendance have outgrown the current facility.
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Revler
J. W. Garrison
City
Heltonville
Real estate men plan vacant-lot gardens in South Bend
South Bend real estate men join the city administration to turn about 500 acres of vacant lots into vegetable gardens this summer to aid unemployed workers and cut living costs. F B Barnes, the city playground director, leads the plan.
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South Bend
Ind
F. B. Barnes
Merchants Plan Newspaper for All Brazil Homes
Brazil Ind Feb 18. The Brazil Retail Merchants association aims to distribute a Brazil newspaper to every home in the trade area. Subscriptions will be paid by customers and merchants will carry enough ads to justify expanding circulating territory.
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Brazil
Ind
Brazil Retail Merchants Association
Escapes by Swimming River Ends With Capture in Corn Shock
Marion Indiana February 18 Robert Hensley aged 23 swam the Mississinewa River to evade arrest but was seized when Patrolman McFadden spotted his foot in a corn shock. Hensley faces forged check charges and in confession implicates George Niverson who was also arrested.
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Marion
Ind
Robert Hensley
Mississinewa
McFadden
Hensley
George Niverson
Senator Lanz Receives Home Made Candy From Bedford Sister
Senator Lanz of Lawrence Orange and Martin got a box of home made candy from his sister in Bedford and shared it with fellow members who voted it as candy. Bloomington residents protest moving the state university from their city. Blodgett notes in Around the Legislatures Edges in Indianapolis News.
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Lawrence, Orange
Martin
Bedford
Lanz
Bloomington
The
State University
Blodgett
Indianapolis News
County Conference Schedule Set in Lawrence County
The Evangelist of the Southwestern District of Indiana Christian churches announces County Diliciency Conferences across his district. Lawrence County holds sessions at the Bedford Christian Church on February 1 and 20 with all county churches invited and several state officers on the program. The public is invited to attend.
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Indiana Christian Churches
Lawrence County
Bedford
Farmer Granville Tabor Visits Son in Freetown
Granville Tabor, a well known farmer near the Stumpside Bridge, went to Freetown Thursday to visit his son Christian Tabor and to tend to a recently purchased farm there. Mr and Mrs Caney Boyd of Fayetteville spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor on West 17th Street.
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Granville Tabor
Stumpside
Freetown
Christian Tabor
Caney, Boyd
Fayetteville
Robert Taylor
West 17Th Street
Edward A. Beck
John Javans
West Tilt Street
North FH
Jamestownh
North Dakota
Clintats
Local visits across towns near Shans wick and HelAn Kenville
Mrs Frank Jackson visited the Stipp family in Shans wick on Thursday. Mrs J W Voorhies and Mrs H E Voorhies with their little son spent Thursday in Helan Kenville visiting relatives.
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J. W. Voorhies
H. E. Voorhies
Helan Kenville
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