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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1919

Page

5

Influenza Ban Lifted. Restrictions Eased Citywide

Public health officials lift the influenza ban in Bedford and Lawrence counties with normal activities to resume Monday. Schools, churches, lodges, shows and other gatherings reopen while homes remain under observation and strict quarantine rules for affected families end over the weekend, with continued care for those in need.

Bedford Lawrence County Detling Voyl City Health Gueer Lew Beyies Caplio Teaith Commission Deewan

Funeral Thursday For Mrs George D Woody At Cross Lanes

Mrs George D Woods died at her home south of the city after illness. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at two thirty in Cross Lanes with burial in the family plot on the Seag Road. She was born in Oui County Jeddo March 14, 1886. She is survived by her husband George P Woods and a son James who lives in Shopolis. She was a member of the First Methodist Church and well known as a friendly neighbor in Cross Lanes.

George DD. Waoade Gwen Crossduies Ouicoum Jeddoomars Ingerried Amor G Ceorge PF Woods Wwe Cross Lanes Furns Lester Wykoff Rudy Mas Embree Thomas Johnson Anti Co Leesville Pike Elijah Lula Johnson First Christian Church Eli Green Hill

Wedding Anniversary With Moore Family Gathered

Mrs Edward Moore and her husband celebrated their thirtieth Christmas wedding anniversary with family and friends. Relatives from near and far joined a six oclock dinner at the Moore home. Loren Moore and others attended while a grand bridecake, centerpieces, and brides roses formed the evening’s theme.

Renewed Card from Mo Wicker Shows New York Arrival

John Wicker, formerly of the old Company, F boy, who came to this country aboard the George Washington with the 139th FP A., writes relatives that he arrived in New York and praised the Statue of Liberty as the best looking young lady he had ever seen. Miss Hannah Martin visited her aunt Mrs Waite Kramer in Kurtz. Loren Moore, the absent grandson, was read of. A Victrola with records was given as a gesture of love and best wishes from their sons, closing a delightful evening and leaving a happy memory for the Moore families.

John Wicker Old Company New York Hannah Martin Kurtz Loren Moore Moore

Court Case Seeks Damages From Lawrence Stock Co

In Jasonville Ernest tha’s aunt sues John Lawrence proprietor of Lawrence Stock Co alleging severe injury from contact with a nail at an Lawrence exhibition. Shields Mayfield and Martin W. Vige represent the plaintiff in the circuit court Thursday. Also notes holiday visit by Sullivan Unies Namnnd Wartman and Hartman family members.

Ernest Tha Jasonville John Lawrence Lawrence Stock Company Lawrence Shields & Mayfield Jasoanville Martin W. Vige Sullivan Unies Freds

Raincoat Missing From Bedford Coach Stirs Train

A raincoat owned by Conductor A. Hunter disappeared from a Bedford coach Thursday afternoon. A soldier was suspected after a passenger’s suitcase was opened by Policeman Martin. The coat was found inside and the soldier was admonished with a lecture and report to his commanding officer.

A. Hunter Martin

Settlement in Coyle bankruptcy appoints Mellen as trustee

In the Charles Coyle bankruptcy, R J Mellen is appointed trustee. Coyle operated as a general laborer at Mitchell. The proceedings indicate readiness of creditors and related actions in the settlement process.

Charles Coyle R. J. Mellen

Monon Train Woes Delay Northbound Service

Northbound passenger train 4 from Monon to New Albany encountered delays after a drawbar pulled from a car between Monon and New Albany. A crippled mail car hindered progress, and the engine broke down at Guthrie, delaying the southbound mail train to 4:47 with about three hours tardiness.

New Albany Sturt Guthrie

ENOREE Questioned by Hawkins in Lawrence Circuit Court

In the Lawrence Circuit Court, Dee Hawkins questions Mary Alice Hawkins regarding a legal matter. The session focuses on a case involving family names and court procedures, reflecting typical local court activity.

Dee Hawkins

Alleged Cruel Treatment Reported in Divorce Complaint

The filing alleges cruel and inhuman treatment in a marriage. It states the couple separated on August 1 and that the husband planned to support his mother and sister. The wife reportedly did not return to live with him, and the defendant filed a divorce suit but withdrew it later.

Retuin

Quackenbush Suffers Ankle Injury In Gosport Incident

Mugene Quackenbush, a resident of Indianapolis, sprains an ankle after leaping from a Gosport train. He is confined to his wife Gane’s home on West Twelfth Street and will be unable to return to Indianapolis for several days.

Mugene Quackenbush Indisian Gane Topolis Frank Quackenbush West Twelfth

Happy Hell Family Reunion at Kern Home Eng

A family reunion at Mr and Mrs Jesse Kern home in Eng featured attendees including Mr and Mrs Kern and their relatives. Gifts were exchanged and a noon dinner was served as guests extended best wishes for the day and future occasions.

Jesse Kern Eng Keri’ Er Vid Nern Raink Gadgus Kern John Kern Con Luther Willivaes Airs Lowis Burton Jelen Idlizabeth Anna Burton Ja Starrodsbureg

Influenza Reports at Heltonville Drift

Influenza cases rise at Heltonville with Dr. Woolery reporting several dozen illnesses in the area. Local families show new infections amid ongoing health concerns.

Heltonville Woolery Faretiy

Community thanks for support after loss and funeral

The note expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for prayers and support after a death. Special thanks go to Dr. J B Perrson Mr Day Mrs Mratik Roul Rev Collins and the women who sang. Appreciation is given to floral donors and Mrs Walter Marley and Mr and Mrs John Marley.

Edomother Mio Naren Marley J. RB. Perrson Day Mratik Roul Collins Far Walter Marley John Marley

Victim Of Serious Accident At Jubilant Train Run

Miort Duncan is reported as the victim in a serious accident during a jubilant event celebrating success in Terre Haute. The scene involved a rush to meet a train and a property bag campaign supporting wounded soldiers.

Trainsmen Involved In Accident Near Terre Haute

Mort jews in Trunean and Mr Duncan from passenger service were involved in an accident while traveling to Colorado to visit Fither’s health. Jones and Jo nes were awaiting at the traf when a slip caused a severe head blow. The injured man was rushed to hospital in a deteriorating condition but later showed signs of recovery.

Southeastern Terre Haute Boriday Mort Jews Trunean Pharsdoug Iis Tie Eipien Tle

Soldier Rayncaé Frank Stoessel Assigned to Judicial Dept

Rayncaé Frank Stoessel enlisted in the U.S. service in August and is bound for Columbus Barracks Ohio. He reports arrival in Brest France then Tours and visits to museums and cathedrals. He will be stationed at St Nez ne Port a seaport town on the Letre river and plans to stay six months with Judge Advocate at St. Nazaire.

Frank Stoessel U.S Columbus Barracks Columbus Judicial St. Naxarre Frane Brest France Tours St. Nezre Letre

How to Grow Winter Rhubarb in a Cellar

James Kline, Co. Agri. Agent Lawrence County explains a method to store and grow rhubarb indoors during winter. Freeze roots underground then place frozen roots in soil in a cellar with cool, moist conditions. Maintain 50 to 69 degrees to promote steady growth and harvest stalks from stored roots.

James Kline

War Mothers sent over 1000 gift bags to West Baden hospital

The War Mothers and Bedford women delivered 1007 gift bags and comfort items to Hospital No. 35 in West Baden, including 160 bags from Red Cross units. Contributions came from organizations such as D A R Pocahontas Pythian Sisters Rebekah and St. Vincent de Paul. The value reached about 560 dollars as Lieut. C P Owens and Private George Ansty delivered the gifts.

West Baden Drive DS. Laborce Vyhe V. A. Red Cross War Mothers W. RL Pocahontas Pythian Sisters Master Star Rebekah Ladies of St. Vincent de ‘Paul St. John's Guild Christian Science Society Poreas Infornasl Bedford Leiut C. P. Owens Geo. Antsy West Paden Indiana Boyis

St Vingent Te Pauls Awarded Proficiency in Music

Four pupils in the St Vingent Te Pauls music class received awards for proficiency in music. Miss O Connell Miss Walsh Miss Donovan and Miss Long were awarded Reward Pins while Miss O Connell prepares to depart Bedford to attend the State Normal School at Terre Haute. The letter wishes her success and hopes others will soon receive gold medals for their steady piano effort.

Marguerite Ocornell Marjie Walsh Mary Donovan Mary Long O'Connell Bedford Terre Haute State Shery Sride

Thankful note from the Sisters expresses gratitude

The Sisters extend sincere thanks for the wound shower during the holidays and praise the selfless acts of all contributors. They hope each giver is rewarded and remember the kindness. Mrs. S. F. Anderson travels to Chiesa on business and will return Saturday.

S. F. Anderson Chiesa

North End Fire Department Moves Downtown

The North End fire department relocated downtown and is quartered in the building of Engine No. 1. The move required changes to the downtown department to house the north part of the city.

North End Fire Department Nic Egment No. 1 Ceitain No. 1 Department Antire Sy Dep

Train derailment disrupts Southeast freight traffic

A southbound freight train on the Southeastern derailed near South Odon causing northbound delays for several hours. Chester Gould, connected to the Great Lakes Navigation, is visiting his parents in West Ninth Street. Mrs. Katie Dilley plans a short guest stay.

South Odon Chester Gould Great Lakes Mr. and I Gould West Ninth Street

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