Local notes show residents on trips and health events
Frank Young reports Lester Lowery back on mail route and Henry Brown leaving for Florida for winter. Albert Hancock and wife return to Orleans. Noble Smith recovers from pneumonia. Virgil Simpson and wife visit from Indiana. Several family updates include Miss Mecca Hunsucker and Mrs. Finn hosting relatives. influenza school closure noted. Hospitalization for Albert Hioggatt and various travels to Bedford, Tunnelton, and Indianapolis are listed along with Christmas visits and a few obituaries and muster notices.
Bedford Chapter of Eastern Star Installs 1919 Officers
Bedford Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed its 1919 officers led by Worthy Matron Mrs Louise Cole and Worthy Patron David Warnock. Others include Associate Matron Mrs Randolph Kreiger Conductress Mrs A R Wallis Assistant Conductress Mrs C W Pearce Secretary Mrs Flora Green Treasurer JL Berry Embree and members Ada Mrs Harry Wilson Ruth Miss Peal Montgomery Esther Mrs Charles Francis Martha Mrs Charles H Allen Electra Mrs Frank Martin Warder Mrs Reeve Hannel Sentinel Mrs Agnes Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Eastern’ Star
Louise Cole
David Warnock
Randolph
Flora Green
Ada
Harry Wilson
Ruth
Peal Montgomery
Esther
Charles Francis
Martha
Charles H. Allen
Electra
Frank Martin
Reeve Hannel
S. Sentinel
Agnes Hyde
Delightful Stannard and visitors call at Bedford
OPRINGVILLE Miss Delight Stannard visited Bedford on Monday. Several Bedford residents and relatives from nearby towns are noted visiting or returning home after holidays. Names include Miss Esther Miller Miss Mary Short Mrs C P Bell and family Miss Anna Cox Mr and Mrs H Vantayle and others. Local shoppers advertise Richardson's grocery and holiday postings. Bloomington World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Carmichael
North Walnut Street
Bedford
Harry Lee
Bloomington
Tax Rates for Lawrence County Townships and Cities 1918 1919
Tax rates for Lawrence County Indiana for state county cities and schools are payable to the county treasurer in Bedford. Taxpayers may choose First Monday in May for the first installment and the first Monday in November for the second. failure to pay either installment or delinquent taxes incurs a ten percent penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Indiana
Bedford
Tax Notice Urges Precise Property Details for 1918 Taxes
County treasurer warns taxpayers to state Township or City and describe each real estate holding as of March 1 1918. Missing details risk delinquent taxes and penalties. Delinquent lands sale set for February 1919 and mortgage deduction affidavits due March–April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanestteene
Perry Ati
Indian Creek
Bole Seae
Bole Seae Sees 1 50 41 291 10 005 136 07 14 ° Whenee Ee Man Br Ccca See
Spice Sonar Township Eee
Aeeae Eh Vee Caees
Marion Pees
Shawswick
Ele Marshall Township
Wee Wenn
Guthrie Township
Opeta Nee
City of Bedford
Pol En Ae Vaalances
City of
Mitchell
Jose Vere Raccreavnce
Huron
Local notes from Heltonville and surrounding areas
Community items report visits and travels of residents, sickness and recoveries, and Christmas gatherings in Heltonville and nearby towns. Notable mentions include the Williams family death in 1918, several trips to Bloomington and Kansas City, and holiday hospitality among McPikes, Ritters, and Millers. The item closes with a local sale notice from The Branch Dry Goods House.
Card of Thanks for Claude Gee Pfeister
We thank friends for kindness during illness and death of our beloved nephew and grandson Claude Gee Pfeister. Grateful for flowers from A. F. R. W. and for kindness from Rev. Scott and Mr. Day. Signed by Mrs. Dora Pfeister and children, Mrs. Carrie Beavers and children, Mrs. Elmira Fowler, Mr. Charles Acton and Family. Virgil Owens of Midland visiting family in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gee Pfeister
Rev. Scott
Mr. Day
Dora Pfeister
Carrie Beavers
Elmira Fowler
Charles Acton
Virgil Owens
Midland
Home Folke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bond
Frank Young
Lester Lowery
Fred Hunsucker
Seymour
Henry Brown
Florida
Albert Hancock
Orleans
Noble Smith
Virgil Simpson
Indianapolis
Daniel Wright
Mell True
Mecca Hunsucker
Samuel Hunsucker
W. J1. Finn and Children
Frank X. Young
Albert Hioggatt
Olive Hanger
Ben Hanger
William Flinn
Charley
Tunnelton
Charlo Flinn
Thos. Flinn
Sugar Creek
Allen Graveyard
Leesville
Hize] Abbett
Kes‘coe
Franklin
Prof. Abbett
Abbe
Giristinas
Fian
Marin’ Engineering Service
Officers Training School
New York City
Cour
Lina
Theodore Winterhalter
England
New York
Camp Sherman
Albert Hoggett
Henry Hoggett
Bono
Dunp Hospital
W.O. Matthews
North Washington Street
R. B. Leonard and Son
Richard
Zora Kern
S Marshall
Frank Wilson
Miss. Wilson
Bloomington World
Mrs. Welter Stipp
Roy
Chicago
Mr. Stipp
Petrisol
Eas
Fers
Cole Worthy
Pearce
Opringville
Miss Pearl Sipes
Miss Delight Stannard
Esther Miller
C. S. Bair
Mary Short
M. E. Short
Noah Osborn
Cleveland
Ohio
Messrs
Ott Martin
Max Holmes
Anna Cox
Indian Springs
John W. Sipes
Mary Vantayle
Danville, Ti
C. P. Bell
Anderson
Ind
Cyril Smiley
Lof Bloomfield
W. E. Hert
Luther Ferguson
Homer Ferguson
Jndian Creek Township
Otder
si.Nuenza
Richardson’s Grocery
Sixteenth Street
Harry McMahon and
Baby
Wm. Falk
East 18Th Street
Fred Richardson
James Newkirk
Bess and
Eugene
Cecil Childs
Pensacola, Fla
Childs
Sue
William E. Butler
William M. Denniston
Anna McPike
Dalton Clark
Heltonville
William A. Fowler
Eli Fowler
Minnie McPike
Elijah Miller
Delbert Todd
Romney, Ind
Clara Thurman
Loreen
McPike
William Dillman
Loreen McPike
Mrs
Kate McPike
Freeman. Hawkins
Laura Fowler
Homer Starnes
Yellowstone
Mike Crider
George
James Crider
Frank Pace and Family
Isaac Ritter
Raleigh Glassco
James N. Mikels
Kansas City
Charley Ingle
Albert Robertson
Violet Marie
Ira Mikels
Leonard Thurman
Vicksburg
Walter Mitchell
California
George ,Fleetwood
Otto Ritter
Arley Ritter
Muncie
Edith
Fowler
Martha Mullins
Samuel Williams
U. S
San Diego
F. R. Williams
Hickory Grove
Gilgal
France
M. B. Church
Branch Dry Goods House
W. R. Mayo
Delaware Street
Indianapolis, Ind
Hotel Stickles
Mayo
W. R. Mayo, M. J
Delaware
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!