Reverend Kuterley Fills Regular Appointment at Opringville
Delight Stannard reports Rev. Kuterley held his usual Sunday afternoon appointment in Opringville. T. R. Huffines traveled there on business Monday. Misses Helen and Hester Bair visited relatives in Bedford over the weekend, and Misses Jessie Leo and Inez Blackburn of Bedford also spent time with relatives there.
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Kuterley
Helen
Hester Bair
Bedford
Jessie
Leo
Inez Black
Local notes from Pinhouk area on Friday and weekend visits
J A Brooking reports many residents traveling for business and visiting kin in Bedford Paoli Lawrenceport and Springfield Ohio. Several families and guests from Blomington Williams and Danville attended events while others stayed in town for shopping and family visits. Rain delayed wheat harvest and corn farming across the week.
Local notes and visits from Ave community
Ave correspondence summarizes church attendance and sermons by Rev. Prather and Rev Daily, visits of family and friends to Mundells Guthries Creek and Indianapolis, travels to Bedford for a Band Concert, Florida and Kentucky trips, birthday party at Goldie Mitchell’s, and a hospital bedside in Silverville with Mrs. Geo. Waggoner.
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Daily
Indianapolis
Guthries Creek
Mary Guthrie
G. M. Brooking
Newton Nichols
Silverville
Geo. Waggoner
Thrasher to visit town this week and local notices
Frank Young reports a thrasher visit this week. William J. Hinds received a new auto Monday. People note small fishing catches while picnickers from Salto spend a day on the riverfront. Many locals visited Bedford and Tun nelton for events. A lightning strike killed cattle near W. H. Hughes and Mrs. Belena Voyles.
Farm News and Local Notices From A Rural Area
Farmers report poor corn prospects and a general lag. Emma Clark wed this week. Wm Atlen lost a fine Jersey cow yesterday. Local attendees visited concerts and races yesterday. Pearl Watson of Guthrie visits sister Vada Cracraft. Margaret Ross visits daughter Alice Stipp in Bedford. May Chase of Indianapolis visits son Glovey May. Laura Gyger hosts relatives Sunday. John Stafford and Curt fnman and families join Glovey May for a family gathering. Zora Kinser, son of Perry Kinser, broke an arm after a fall from a fence. Dr Woolery treated the fracture.
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Little Zora Kinser
Perry Kinser
Woolery
Local Notes and Visits Across Zelma Bedford and Burns City
Muriel Boyd reports a string of visits and conditions. Thompson’s trip to Zelma Mon day, Carl Schershel and family spent Sunday in Bedford. Mrs Fultz remains in serious condition. Addie Cummings of Zelma visits her uncle Thompson. Hoa Kern from Washington visits uncle A H Boyd. Elder John Williams to preach at Old Union on July 11. Mrs Cooper and daughter return from Bedford. Alice Swooford returns home from Stinesville after visiting Mrs Wesley Thompson. Mrs Walter Adamson and daughter Pauline head to Burns City with husband and two sons.
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Milda Fisher
Bloomington
Glove Bartlett
West Mth Street
Alice Swooford
Stinesville
Wesley Thompson
Walter Adamson
Pauline
Burns City
Wilson Grants Berlin Request on Submarine Issue
President Wilson accepts informal exchanges with Germany on submarine warfare and awaits further information from Gerard. Officials study legal and technical details as talks proceed by mail, aiming for a speedy, satisfactory settlement. A cipher on the Mexican situation notes famine and possible relief operations for Mexico City.
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Windsor
Wilson
Germany
Gerard
Lansing
Jansing
Washington
Cornish
Mexico City
Mexico
Police Guard Gov Whitman Placed At Executive Mansion
Albany security measures place a special police guard around the New York governor's mansion. The move stems from recent high profile attacks and the Washington Capitol bomb plot, with the guard placed on the governor's personal request.
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Albany
N. Y
Executive Mansion
Whitman
J. P. Morgan
Frank Ilott
National Capitol
Washington
Charles Becker
U S Takes Over Sayville Wireless Station
The federal government will seize the Sayville wireless station owned by a German company before week’s end to guard neutrality. Naval censors believed the station was used for improper messages despite no specific unneutral transmissions being charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sayville
L. J
United States
Woman Admitted to Law Firm in Crawfordsville
Miss Nina Lindley, longtime stenographer and law student for eleven years in the Thomas and Foley office, has been admitted to membership in the firm now named Thomas Foley and Lindley. She is a graduate of Indiana University law school, where she completed three years of study.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Nina Lindley
Thomas and Foley
Thomas, Foley and Lindley
Lindley
Indiana Oni
Gasoline Explosion Injures Six in Laporte Area
A gasoline tank exploded on a motor car on the Monon railroad a mile north of Otis. Mrs Andrew Preyer suffered serious burns, her twelve year old daughter broke a leg and was buried painfully. Four others were injured in the blast.
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Laporte
Ind
Mono
Otis
Andrew Preyer
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