Home Wedding. Miss Ruby Day and William Owen Married
Miss Ruby Day and William Owen wed in a nine fifteen Sunday morning ceremony at the Day home on North O street. Rev. S. S. Lappin officiated as daisies and hydrangeas adorned the rooms. The bride, a Ravenswood Hospital trained nurse, becomes Mrs. Owen, sheriff elect, and they will reside at 1309 West Tenth Street after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse M. Day
North O Street
Miss Ruby
William Owen
S. S. Lappin
Ravenswood Hospital
Chicago
Witham Hospital
Lebanon
Owen
West Tenth Street
Married Saturday Afternoon Were Chas Jones And Ottie Godsey
Popular young couple Charles Jones and Miss Ottie Godsey were united in marriage Saturday afternoon at 1 oclock. They will make their home in this city. J B Bridwell, a well known miller and Bloomington leader, retires after selling his interest in the Model Flouring Mill this week. He plans to buy a farm near the city to enjoy outdoor life. Albert Richards has received his honorable discharge and has arrived in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones
Ottie Godsey
J. B. Bridwell
Bloomington
Bridwell
Albert Richards
Rome
Sutton and Nora Ruth Smith. marriage at Baptist Parsonage
Luther H. Sutton and Nora Ruth Smith were married Sunday at noon in the Baptist parsonage by Rev. O. A. Cook. The bride from Morgan town Ind now resides here. They will live at 617 North I street in a cottage prepared by Sutton, a returned soldier employed at a local mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther H. Sutton
Nora Ruth Smith
Baptist Parsonage
O. A. Cook
Morgantown
Ind
North I Street
Wreck at Fourteenth and I Streets Injures Ford
A Saturday evening head on collision at the corner of Fourteenth and I streets involved a Ford driven by Joseph Armstrong and an Overland driven by Fred Foddrill yardmaster of the Southeastern yards. The Armstrong car suffered a torn front tire, bent axle, and caved fender while the Overland escaped damage. A local garage repaired the Ford in about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Joseph Armstrong
Overland
Fred. Foddrill
Southeastern
14Th
Mr. Armstrong
Foddrill
Wheat yields 18 bushels per acre in Heltonville
J ur Faubion, a leading Heltonville farmer, in the city says wheat is nearly all cut with an estimated average of 18 bushels per acre. He adds that oats are the best ever grown in the area and the potato crop will be larger than previous years due to late rains saving the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ur. Faubion
Heltonville
Bedford Limestones Edge Indianapolis All Stars 2 0
In Washington Park on Sunday Bedford defeats the Indianapolis All Stars 2 to 0. Lemon and Girdley power the win with a seventh inning home run and a sharp pitching performance. Girdley homered and Lemon limited hits while fanning ten as Bedford takes the tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Bedford Limestones
Indianapolis ‘All Stars
Lemon
Girdley
C. Lemon
G. Lemon
Hafer
Schotts
Indianapolis
Bedford
May Kern Weds Harry O Thomas In Bedford Home
Miss May Kern became Mrs. Harry O. Thomas in a morning ceremony at the Kern residence. The couple, after a brief honeymoon in French Lick, will reside at J and Fourteenth streets. Out of town guests included Mrs. Charity Davis and Frank, Miss Grace Kern, and Mrs. Kate Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Singer Office
First Christian Church
French Lick
Frantkfort
Fourteenth Streets
Charity Davis
Frank
Oolitic
Grace Kern
Kansas City Co
Kate Cole
Connersville
Death of George Gilstrap at Heltonville
George Gilstrap about eighty died at his niece Susie Speer home in Heltonville after a long illness due to organic heart trouble. Funeral services left Heltonville for Macon Missouri for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gilstrap
Susie Speer
Heltonville
Marion Township Teacher Eliza Mahan Dies at Home
Miss Eliza Mahan a longtime Marion township schoolteacher died at her east Mitchell home Sunday morning after a three month illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon with burial in Liberty cemetery. Also noted: Miss Winonia Edgar departed Friday for Jacksonville Florida to visit relatives for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Mahan
Mitchell
Marion Township
Liberty Graveyard
Winonia Edgar
West Fourteenth Street
Jacksonville
Fla
Funeral of Miss Irene Kerin Held in Hefei
Funeral services for Miss Irene Kerin were held Sunday afternoon in Hefei with a large turnout. The burial took place at Green Hill Cemetery following the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kerin Hefei
Green
Irene Kern
Louis Kern
A. Cook
Green Hill Cemetery
Capt. W. J. Cook Faints at Rainbolt Grocery
Capt W J Cook, in frail health, fainted at the Rainbolt grocery around 10 o clock Monday during trading. Dr Simpson attended, diagnosed a fainting spell due to poor health and meat intake. He recovered enough to be driven home and rested easily that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cook
Rainbolt
Dr. Simpson
Mr. Cook
Little Girl Injures Forearm After Window Glass Breaks
Roberta Woodsmall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Woodsmall of East Sixteenth Street, fell against a store window at 11 30 this forenoon. The pane shattered and a one and a half inch cut required two stitches. Dr E E Mitchell treated the wound. John Gigerish sold his drug stock at 814 Sixteenth Street to Bowles Drug Co Bloomington preparing to open a Paoli store. John E Malott of Bloomington is here to pack goods for shipment. Mrs Louis Endris and son Louis return home after fraternal visit to Paynes, AL due to her father’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Robert Woodsmall
East Sixteenth Street
Richardson Every
E. E. Mitchell
John Gigerish
Sixteenth Street
Bowles Drug Company
Bloomington
Paoli
John E. Malott
Louis -Endris
Louis
Paynes, al
Indiana student stockpiled 506 quarts of whiskey
Fay Cullen a Bloomington Indiana University law student stored 506 quarts of whiskey in his East 10th Street rooms. Police followed a tip and seized the liquor after unlocking a locked door wired from inside. Cullen was jailed as officers loaded the cases at city hall amid a watching crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Cullen
Indiana University
Freeland LaRue
East 10Th Street
Hinkle
Fay
Cullen
City Hall
Sas
Bloomington
Kokomo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Telephone
Mrs. Gyger Dies After Stroke at Home
Mrs. William Gyger died at noon Monday after a lingering illness following a stroke of paralysis at her Twentieth and N streets home. Born April 8 1849 in the county, she spent most of her life here and was known as Aunt Martha. Survived by husband James E. Etter and siblings, the family cherished her kindness and care for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Etter
William Gyger
Martha
James E. Etter
Elizabeth. Cooper
Kansas
William. N. Etter
Patoka
Rudolph Rhoda Declared of Unsound Mind
Rudolph Rhoda was declared of unsound mind by a medical commission of Drs Short Simpson and Freeland in Judge Owens's court. Admittance to the hospital for the insane at Madison will be requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Rhoda
Unconscious stranger robbed after street stand incident
A man from Evansville collapsed outside the Haste Taxi Stand on West Sixteenth Street and lay unconscious about half an hour. He claimed a street car crash left him badly injured and said he was beaten and robbed at Marton. A purse containing 31.70 was left to cover fare to Pauli. Mrs. Julia Wallheiser learned her infant granddaughter was seriously ill in Shelbyville and planned to travel there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
West Sixteenth Street
Pauli
Marton
Prevention of Smut on Wheat and Oats Demonstrated
G A Upton of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Cincinnati forwarded a Bedford paper article on formaldehyde seed treatment for oats. W C Roberts, County Superintendent, conducted a field trial near Heltonville showing clear differences between treated and untreated seed. Demonstrations aim to persuade farmers to treat seed before sowing oats to prevent smut. James Kline, U S D A County Agent, notes the value of these findings for district farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Upton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
Bedford Papers
Lawrence County
Tenth District
Heltonville
Headwas. Severel! Child Hurt At Home In East 18th Street
A son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCann of East 18th street fell at home Monday night, cutting a severe head wound that reached the bone. A local physician treated the wound without stitches, and the boy was reported as doing well Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Kinser visited Bloomington to see his ill brother D. J. Kinser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitte
Frank McCann
East 18Th Street
Sheriff Sale of Rents and Profits in Lawrence County
By decree from the Lawrence Circuit Court plaintiff Lolia F. Stout vs Frank Robinson et al the sheriff will sell at public auction on Saturday July 19 1919 between 10 a m and 4 p m at the courthouse door Lawrence County Indiana the rents and profits for up to seven years of a described tract in section 22 township 6 north range 1 west beginning at the southeast corner of the quarter section the sale to satisfy the decree interest and costs if rents fail the fee simple title may be exposed with no valuation or appraisal relief. A Jay Lee Sheriff. June 27 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Duncan
Trinity Church
Bedford
Bedford and
Tunnelton Pike
Lawrence County
Indiana
A. K
Trinity M.E. Church
Clay W. Duncan
Lawrence
Lolia F. Stout
Frank Robinson
Section 22
Township 6
Notice of Administration in Lawrence County
The Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana has appointed Frank L Ellis of Boruff and Boruff as administrator of the estate of Augustin Ellis deceased late of Lawrence County. The estate is described as insolvent. Publication by attorney Frank L Ellis Boruff and Boruff. July 4w38c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Augustin Ellis
Golvent
Frank L. Ellis
Boruff
Two Sisters Attend Brother's Funeral in Louisville Area
Mrs Louise Thorne of New Albany and Mrs Emma Krause of Louisville arrived on No. 6 on Tuesday to attend the funeral of their brother Charles Schaeffer Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Thorne
New Albany
Emma Krause
Louisville
Charles Schaeffer
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Ruby Day
Wil
Liam Owen
Chas
Godsey
Mr. Sutton
Indianapolis AB
Rj Hj O
EB Wilson
Legier
Splitz
Pattman—Cf
Gold—Rf
Pattman
Schott—P
Err
Epee Il
Lemon—ss
Lanz—Lp
A. Adams
Akers
Llemon—C
Lee—Cr . Sf
Beavers
Miss May Kern
Harry OO *Thomas
Popu
Sarah J. Kern
Miss May
Harry O
Thomas Luunch
J.‘street
Macgn
Macon
Eliza
Fin
Sonal Property
Jacob Colglazier
C. M. Henderson
Robert N. Palmer
J. Frank Smith
Fellin Street
Julia. Wallheiser
Nat Shelbyville, Tenn
Eli Kinser
D. J. Kinser
Sheriffs’ Sale
A. Jay Lee
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