Stolen Goods Case Ties Frank Patterson to Emmett Weaver Burglary
Frank Patterson of West Ninth Street is jailed on charges of receiving stolen goods connected to a burglary at the Emmett Weaver store on 6th and N streets. He allegedly funded two youths and a third accomplice who admitted stealing merchandise valued over $100, including brooms, tobacco, clothing, and tools. The confession also involved a woman at Patterson’s boarding house. Patterson faces a federal court prosection, with possible additional suspects to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Patterson
Ninth Street
Lawrence
Anderson
United States Federal
Patterson
Ralph Vaught
Mericas Tarmtine
Emmett Weaver
6Th and
N Streets
Raymond Corbin
Weather contrasts in West brings letters from former residents
Letters from Bird and Quille Marks recount stark climate contrasts from the West. Henry McCart and son Claude report six inches of snow in Denver while Claude is improving and has a hospital position. Joseph Tisdale in Portland notes ideal summer weather with roses blooming and a box of oranges and holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Quille Marks
Henry McCart
Claude
Denver
Colorado
Joseph Tisdale
Michell
Vortland
Mrs. Edna Marks Hurst Weds to Charleston Widow
Mrs. Harry Hurst of Charleston died from tongilit is as her husband suffered fenasilitis and died Friday morning before help could reach him. He was buried Sunday. Survived by widow and four sons. Mrs. Hurst known as Edna Marks daughter of Morton Marks formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hurst
Charleston
Mrs Johnson in Indianapolis Hospital With Pneumonia
Mrs. David Johnson of Indianapolis is critically ill at a city hospital with double pneumonia. Mr Johnson, reared here, is the son of longtime Bed residents Mr and Mrs Jesse Johnson. Lesta Lively visited Heltonville to spend the day with Mrs J East Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Indianapolis
Lesta Lively
Heltonville
J. East
F. E. Kirk
City
Robert Jenkins Pleads Guilty to Unlawful Liquor Possession
Robert Jenkins entered a guilty plea on a charge of unlawful possession of liquor and paid a total fine of 80 dollars including costs. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs and settled the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jenkins
First Christian Church Elects Officers After Sermons
The First Christian Church in Crawfordsville praised Rev. R. K. Moss for his sermons. Following Sunday services, officers were elected: Riders Joseph Armstrong William Brooking Walter Wright. Deacons Clay Duncan Campbell Fields John R. Frye Will Meglemre Mahion Rainbolt Dan Tofaute Vernon Trumbloud Aaron Wright. Deaconess Mrs Julia Waltheiser. Trustees J W Mallett Dan Te faute. Church Clerk James I Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
R. EK. Moss
Crawfordsville
Joseph Armstrong
William Breoking
Walter Wright
Clay Duncan
Camppell Fields
John R. Frye
Will Meglemre
Mahion Rainbolt
Dan Tofaute
Vernon Trumbloud
Aaron Wright
Julia Waltheiser
J. W. Mallett
Dan Tefaute
James I. Stephenson
Remains of Walter Draper Moved to Cemetery for Services
The remains of Walter Draper arrived from Madison and were taken to Hamel and Day Chapel. Funeral services were held Wednesday at one o clock led by Rev. Toole of the First Methodist Church. Interment followed at Green Hill. Mr and Mrs James Avery moved from Elmwood Flats to Pearson Apartments on West Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Hamel and Day Chapel
Toole
First Methodist Church
Green Hill
James Avery
Elmwood Flats
Pearson
West Sixteenth Street
Jeffries Sues For Divorce In Lawrence Circuit Court
Charles Jeffries seeks a divorce from Lela Jeffries in Lawrence circuit court. He states they married February 11 1918 and have not lived together since. He alleges a false paternity arrest and subsequent marriage to avoid complications. He accuses the defendant of adultery with unnamed parties in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jeffries
Harold Kelly
Lawrence
Lela Jeffries
Mitchell
Electrocuted: Louis Ryan Dies in Mobile Alabama
Louis Ryan son of Thomas M. Ryan of Bloomfield was electrocuted in Mobile Alabama Monday morning. He was about forty five, a plumber by trade, and survived by his father and several siblings. Cousins plan to attend funeral in Bloomfield.
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Louis Ryan
Thomas
Thomas M. Ryan
Bloomfield
Meabile
Alabama
Tom Dussard
Mr. Braun
Hous Rea
Ape
Thomas Ryan
Mrrs
Litlie Hldridge
Iidridge Corner
Standard Oil Company
16Th
Eldridge
Mrs. Dussard
Bors
Beddoe resigns from Ingalls Stone for Congoleum in Sidney
George K Beddoe of the Ingalls Stone Company resigns to join the Congoleum Company of Philadelphia with headquarters in Sidney Australia. He and his wife and children plan to sail from San Francisco February 4 after leaving Bedford January 26 for the trip, a forty five day voyage. Beddoe is noted as a valuable figure in stone circles. Lee Potter made a business trip to Heltonville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Beddee
Ingalls Stone Company
Congoleum Company
Philadelphia
Sidney
Australia
Death of Annette Summers in home burial in Loogootee
Annette Summers aged 28 died at home Saturday night from tuberculosis. Funeral services were held Monday at 9 at St Vincent De Paul church. The body was taken to Loogootee for interment Monday by funeral party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Summers
St Vincent de Paul's Church
Loogootee
Woodshed Fire Near Ira Sears Controlled Quickly
A tar pot boiled over at Ira Sears home igniting the woodshed. Fire was extinguished before the fire department arrived and little damage occurred. Both fire trucks responded to the scene.
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Ira Sears
County Commissioners Appoint Officers At First Meeting
The Counts Commissioners named key officers today with W. F. Brooks as county attorney for two years Curtis McPike as court clerk custodian for one year and Fred N. Fletcher as pauper informer The board elected Bartlett President for one year and Bart W Moore served as president at the first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counts
W. FL. Brooks
Dian
Fred N. Fletcher
Bartlett
Bart W. Moore
Police Chief Bowen Offered Chicago Detective Post
A hometown police chief has been offered the Chicago detective bureau chief role after fingerprint work impressed officials. Bowen has not decided whether to accept, while discussions continue over the position and salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Pralice
Byvothe Monod Rail
Wwayeo
Torent
Chicago
Cnot
Pneumonia Fatal To Mrs. James Melvin Clark
Mrs. James Melvin Clark died at her East Fifteenth Street home after a several day illness from pneumonia induced by influenza. Private funeral services were held. she was interred at Green Hill cemetery after the twenty fifth anniversary of her marriage. Surviving are her husband, five children, her father Wm A Pitman, two half sisters, one half brother, and other relatives. Arthur Clark arrived from Camp Dodge after her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryan
Chicago
Mabel Gorman
Indianapolis
Emma Kimery
Virginia
Tom Dussard
Nelle Lermond
Bloomfield
James Melvin Clark
Mast Fifteenth Street
Arthur Clark
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Gertrude Pitman
William A. Pitman
Bryantsville
Marguerite
James Arthur
U. S
Evaton
Lora May
Ruth Esther
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Wm. A. Pitman
J. L. Tincher
Ruby Pitman
Robert Vitman
Green Hill Cemetery
East Fifteenth Street
Glarenge E. Vaught Arrives in U.S. Amid Shipwreck Tale
Clarence Vaught, United States Marine, survived a shipwreck after a fierce air raid and landing in the U.S. His family recalls his early battles in France at Soissons and Chateau-Thierry, and his long road back to health before returning home to Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Vaught
United States Marine
Fone
Ameri
Poultry and Short Courses Not Canceled at University
The article notes poultry and short courses proceeding at the university with free instruction on poultry care and disease prevention. Instructors will cover feed and management with lab work at the Purdue Farm including a study on electric lighting effects in chicken coops. Several local residents are mentioned in brief notices alongside course details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allinge
Rae Peres
Cork
Dan
Janes
Owo Wen
Purdue
Injuries After Collision With Erie Ballinore and Ohio Steel
A wagon accident involving A. Ovi ie Rem and Wabbarn ho McAdoo caused severe injuries including head and spine trauma. The incident occurred during a freight handling operation near the circuit yard, with defective and unsafe conditions cited as factors.
Burial Plans After Local Death In Toledo Oregon
An obituary note reports William Calon Hea of Toledo Oregon died recently. Details describe his burial arrangements pending, with service notices and family travels, including relatives from Chicago and Cincinnati. The piece mentions Navy or military ties and a discharge of Dean Newland from Ft Green South Carolina.
Two Women Taken Into Custody In City Case
Police report indicates two women were turned over to Chief Pothce after an incident in the city. Investigators expect additional arrests as the case proceeds toward court.
Local families hear news of service arrivals in Indiana
Mrs Toh Owens cheered when her elder son Jor Owens phoned Monday that Bat C eu PLAS has reached Indianapolis and is now at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Bedford boys expected home in a week or ten days. Ralph Girdley and Chester Goute, on a New Years furlough, returned to Great Lakes Naval Training Station in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murray
Linton
J. W. Martsh
Indianapolis
Toh Owens
Corp
Jor. Owens
Bat. C. EU Plas
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Bedford
Ralph Girdley
Chester Goute
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
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Mao
Ohngon
Reibe Vervill
Walter Draper
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Iworge
Circuit Court
M. Ryan
Mobile, Alabama
Beddoe Boen
Lee Potter
Annette
Curtis McPike
Court Lowse
Monon's
Mace
James Melvin
Clark
Fifteenth Street
Glarenge E. Vaught Arives
Albongwing
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Owas
America
Wilbers
Windle
Oserpmek
Thors
Possibte
Fran
Connersville
Theo Miasuel
Carolina
Chateau
Soissons
Preston Bell
Bloomington
Springline
Dorothy Trainor
Cleveland
Ohio
Lie Ballinore
S. W. Company
Ali Eglo
Vrenen
Theo
Nary Eee
William Calon Hea
Bron
Ledo, Oregon
Romon
Nora
Wees
Uiqua
Pracrud
Piquer
John Cibaniris
Willita
Caloris
Hes ii
Piatti
Miro
Alys
Blue Pickinson
Fel
West Fourteenth Street
Lumbrecht
Carrie Rhoda
Cincinnati
Martha Kunshick
Dean Newland
Ft. Green, S. C
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Pds
Cver
Polies Bawerny Wwe Fey
Preedas
NeUtje
Eiseto Tilekino A
Redford Worren
Sidecimorhat
Eetmty
Atrachedo
Orleans
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