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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1919

Page

2

Death of Mrs. John Berg Formerly of Bedford

Mrs Catherine Eva Cole Berg dies at 508 N Mulberry Clinton Illinois after influenza and pneumonia. Born April 16 1888 Bedford Indiana she married John Berg April 16 1906 in Champaign. Survived by husband mother sister Lulu Bennett and other relatives. Services scheduled January 9 at 3 30 at the late home with interment in Roselawn Champaign under Legionaires Moose order rites.

Clinton(ill John Berg Catherine Eva Cole Bedford N. Mulberry Street W. T. Cole Huton July Bennett Williamsport Glenn Champaign Indiana Wim. Cole Clinton Lulu Bennett Clair Minnesota C. M. Cole Florence Mills Methodist Episcopal Church A. M. Wells Roselawn Legionaires of the Moose

Robbers 5s Who Stole Liberty Bonds Linked to Bank Heists

Paoli Indiana January 13 J S Hollowell a Paoli businessman believes he spoke with two men who robbed the Lewisville First National Bank and suspects they may be the same burglars who hit Leavenworth Crawford county. Bonds worth thousands featured in each robbery. The men described as tall light and short dark in their thirties examined his car papers near Mitchell along the Dixie highway.

Louisville Hollowell Morgan Kean Kean Florida Mitchell Hollo Well Indianapolis News

Death of Millard Spoor Killed in France 1918

Mrs Gleda Foster Spoor learns of her husband Millard Spoor’s death in action on September 26 1918 during the Rayville attack in the St Mihiel sector. The letter from Lieut William Froman to his parents notes he died instantly from enemy machine gun fire and was briefly buried by another unit.

Millard. Spoor Brooklyn Gleda Foster J. B. Foster Wm. Froman J. S. Spoor Millard Spoor C. 0. Co U. S. Infantry 102Rd U. S. Infantry Rayvile St. Mihiel Father Navarre William Froman 103Rd U. S. Infantry

Indiana's Ohio River ties boost southern trade and prosperity

Indiana relies on the Ohio River as a vital link to southern markets. Improved navigation would lower freight costs, expand year round river traffic, and spur steamboat and barge investment. Evansville trades goods southward as traveling salesmen push toward southern buyers. A US engineer ranks river improvements above the Panama Canal for commercial gain, urging Indiana congressmen to support faster work. Also, Fred Standish recovers at Dunn Hospital from influenza. Mrs. Will Faubion shops in town.

Indiana Ohio River Evansville United States Panama Canal

Divorce Filed in Lawrence Circuit Court

Nancy M. Sanders files for divorce from Laughlin J. Sanders in Lawrence Circuit Court claiming cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed October 31 1918 and separated January 31 1919. She seeks restoration of her former name Nancy McIver.

Nancy M. Sanders Lawrence Laughlin J. Sanders Nancy McIver

Letter from Austin Trinkle in France After War

A nephew's wartime letter from France describes six turns at the top, convalescent camp life, and gratitude for British and French comrades. He recalls heavy losses, longing for home, Paris and London visits, Christmas at sea, and awaits mail from his unit of the 320th Infantry, 30th Division.

Austin Trinkle 320Th Infantry 30Th Div

Juries Drawn for January Term of Circuit Court

Names drawn from the county jury box for the January term begin Monday. Grand jurors include Ziba Chambers Marshall Harrison Burton Marion Will S Burris Marion Charles Francis Shawswick Ollie S Isom Spice Valley Jackson Younger Shawswick. Petit jurors include E A Johnson Shawswick W A Jackson Marshall Walter Gore Indian Creek William H Owens Shawswick W H Sherrill Shawswick Theo Davis Perry William Meglemre Shawswick Enoch Johnson Marshall George Robinson Perry Joseph Simpson Marion Wv L Alexander Pleasant Biu Elmer F E Faris Guthrie T D Bartlett Shawswick Charles Spitzer Shawswick Aaron Turley Marion George W Tovey Shawswick.

Ziba Chambers—Marshall Harrison Burton Marion Will S. Burris Marion Charles Francis—Shawswick Ollie S. Isom Spice Valley Jackson Younger Shawswic Petit Jury E. A. Johnson Shawswick W. A. Jackson Marshall Walter Gore Indian Creek William H. Owens Shawsw W. H. Sherrill Theo. Davis—Perry William Meglemre Enoch Johnson—Marshall George Robinson—Perry Joseph Simpson L. Alexander—Pleasant Biu Elmer Fef Faris—Guthrie T. D. Bartlett Charles Spitzer Aaron Turley George W. Tovey

Purdue Offers Two Week Tractor Short Courses

Purdue University will host three two week tractor operator courses starting February 3 February 17 and March 4 Prof William Aitkenhead leads the program covering gas engine operation engine details bearings valve grinding magnetos carburetors lubrication clutches and starting and operating tractors Eight makes will be used and outdoor field work will occur when possible A free correspondence course in gardening is also offered by the agricultural extension department to assist supervisors and home gardeners with soil preparation planting plans hot beds and disease control. James Kline co agrI agent notes. The Smithville schools closed due to influenza with low attendance at Knight Salt Creek and Phillips schools Warrodsburg Bloomington and others also closed. Misses Ruby and Myrtle Spray return home after visiting in the city.

Purdue University William Aitkenhead Farm Mechanics Department Indiana Agricultural Extension Department Purdue James Kline Agri Smithville Knight Salt Creek Phillips Perry Warrodsburg Bloomington Benton van Buren Park

Pete Williams Faces Federal Conspiracy Charge in Indiana

Pete Williams, former Bedford man, waived arraignment in Indianapolis federal court and was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury on charges of conspiring to bring liquor into Indiana and transporting it. Bond set at 7400. Williams has long been under investigation with his auto tivery operation. The case will be presented to the grand jury convening January 27.

Pete Williams Bedford Indianapolis Indianapolis Star Williams W. D Pete) Williams Williams Auto Tivery Company United States Charles W. Moore Federal Grand Jury Indiana Henry Long George Sadlier Samuel Welch

Stroke Paralysis Hits William Moore in West Sixteenth Street Area

William Moore of West Sixteenth Street suffered a Sunday stroke causing paralysis on the right arm and right leg. The incident highlights his sudden health crisis and current condition.

Wiliam Moore Om West Stteenth Street

Marriage License and Family Visit Report

John W. King of Lawrence County marries Louis McDermot of Lawrence County. Mrs Luke Reynolds travels to Crete Jr to visit her son Luke Reynolds Jr this morning.

John W. King Lawrence County Louis McDermot Luke Reynolds Crete, Jr Luke Reynolds, Jr

Drowning of Lieut Harley Pope Resolved in North Carolina

A Langley Field air crash near Fayetteville led to the death of Lieut. Harley H. Pope of Bedford Indiana after his Curtis bi plane No. 38195 crashed into the Cape Fear River. Sgt. Walter A. Fleming identified from an in-pocket fatigue coat. Lieut. Miller reported Pope’s craft failed to rise, engine trouble or tree impact suspected as possible causes. Dragging of the river was planned by Col. Maxwell Milroy and officers from Camp Jackson. Pope and his pilot Lieut. M. S. Bages survived the crash managed to escape injury.

Greensboro N. C Harley Pope Langley Field Pope Yanan Fepe Sergt Walter A. Fleming Fleming Providence Anay

City to curb air rifles and bean flippers in southwest area

The Children's Board of Guardians appeals to halt the practice of boys using air rifles and bean flippers in southwest Plainfield. A city ordinance bans possession or purchase of these items and parents abetting violations may face action. Names of involved boys will be published and cases referred to authorities. Edward Standish, ill with influenza and hospitalized at Dunn, shows slight improvement after a critical condition.

Children’s Board of Guardians Edward Standish Dunn Hospital

Funeral services for Mrs Ella Smith held at sister's home

Mrs Ella Smith's funeral was held Sunday afternoon at her sister Mrs Odusmnavis West Eighteenth Street home. Rev Toole led the service with hymns Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Nearer My God To Thee. Pallbearers included W A Webb Harry Gainey Harry Barclay Joseph J Glover and Will Owens. Interment followed at Green Hill Cemetery with Mrs Mike Glover and a Terre Haute relation present.

Ela Smith Odusmnavis Ile Toole Somewhere Harry Gainey Harry, Barclay Joseph J Glover Will Owens Green Hill Mike Glover Terre Haute

Death of Sonate Blair

Jonathan Black died in Indianapolis on Monday. His remains will be brought to Norman Station for burial at Gunthrie Creek Cemetery north of Leesville on Wednesday afternoon at 12 30.

Jonathan Black Indianapolis Norman Station Gunthrie Creek Leesville

Seven Year Old Girl Injured by Horse Near Springville

The seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Denny was kicked by a horse during a frolic with a dog north of Springville Sunday. She arrived in town Sunday evening for treatment a fracture of the left arm reduced by Dr R Shore. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Ambrose Bowden of Indianapolis visited relatives Friday. Bowden recently passed difficult post office exams achieving high grades in two tests. Rawden formerly lived here and worked as foreman for John A Rowe Cut Stone Co.

Ambrose Bowden Indianapolis Bowé Indiana Rawden John A. Rowe Cut Stone Company

Police Court Fines Dr McCor for Assault on Bowden

Dr F C McCor was fined $1 and costs in Mayor Allen's court on Saturday for assault and pottery against Dink Bowden. The incident occurred on West Sixteenth street this morning.

F.C. McCor Allen Dink Bowden West Sixteenth Street

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