Marriage of Harold Brock and Beatrice Grey Solemnized
Harold Brock and Beatrice Grey were married at the Christian church parsonage at 10 30 Saturday. The couple will reside in Orleans with Brock living there and Grey from Mitchell. The groom s sister Mrs Mary Hayworth and the bride s sister Montzelle Grey attended. The wedding party traveled to Orleans on the Monon that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brock
Beatrice Grey
Christian Parsonage
Mr. Brock
Orleans
Miss Grey
Mitchell
Mary Hayworth
Montzelle Grey
Married in Oolitic: Edward Flinn weds Mamie Covey
At noon Saturday in the home of Rev. Ralph Lars Miss Mamie Covey daughter of Perry Covey of Oolitic and Edward Flinn were married with Mrs. Hays and Mrs. Flinn as witnesses. The couple, prominent Epworth League members, will reside in Oolitic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lars
Mamie Covey
Perry Covey
Oolitic
Edward Flan
Hays
Flinn
Epworth League
B H S Class of 1919 Celebrates With Stage Tribute
The B H S 1919 class completes a record as the largest in the school’s history and departs with a farewell program in the gym. Virginia Hogan reads, a comic sketch delights, and students perform songs, portraits, and a class history. A memorial tablet honoring four graduates is presented, sponsor Clara Friedley receives flowers, and the Star Spangled Banner ends the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Friedley
Purdue Farm Meeting Draws Big Crowd on Soil Fertility
A record crowd at Moses Fell Annex, Purdue University Farm, heard farmers from Orange County and local counties discuss soil fertility. Phosphorus proved the key fertilizer with $5.00 in acid phosphate yielding $66.37 per acre per rotation. manure showed $40.27 per acre or $5.00 per ton. Nitrogen phosphorus and potash in a complete mix had the best wheat results but was not profitable. County Ag Agent U S D A noted profits from phosphorus over time. Visitors included Everett East and daughter from Bloomington and Ezra Edwards from Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Fell Annex
Purdue University Farm
Orange County
Bedford Residents Tied in Family Notices
Leo Bailey Sohn of Bedford weds Anna Gabe Dunihue of Bedford Henry Tincher of Mitchell weds Selah Fox of Mitchell Mr and Mrs Roy Julian of Indianapolis guests of Philip and Mer Dunihue on South N Street. Mis oi I Ste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bailey Sohn
Bedford
Anna Gabe Dunihue
Henry Tincher
Mitchell
Selah Fox
Roy Julian
Indianapolis
Mer
Philip Dunihue
South N Street
Broken Leg Suffered By Henry Fields In Auto Crash
Henry Fields of this city fractured the right leg just below the knee when an automobile went over a culvert nine miles east of town. His wife and four children escaped injury as Mrs. Fields was learning to drive and misjudged a gear change. The car flipped, Fields was treated by Drs Holland and Pearson, then brought back to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fields
Fields
Drs. Holland and
Pearson
Living in Adultery Charged for James Greer and Daisie Blevins
James Greer and Daisie Blevins also known as Daisie Howard were arrested by Sheriff A J Lee at a cabin near Carr Station on a charge of living in adultery. They had prior sentences and have lived together since release. Both were jailed awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Greer
Daisie Blevins
Daisie Howard
A. J. Lee
Carr Station
Greer
Bedford Pioneer Monument Designed by San Antonio Sculptress
Miss Waldine Tauch, studying with Pompeo Coppini in Chicago, won the Bedford Indiana Pioneer Monument design contest and received a $25,000 commission to complete the 14 foot model with Bedford stone. The work will be completed and unveiled in 1920, featuring a woman bearing a palm flanked by grain and stone cutter tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Waldine Tauch
Pompeo Coppini
Chicago
Bedford
Indiana
Dunn
Miss. Tauch
Ind
United States
Miss Tauch
Ford Spills Passengers After Narrow River Road Crash
A Ford on the river road swerved to avoid a head on collision with an oncoming car and overturned in a culvert. All occupants escaped injury as bystanders righted the vehicle and it was moved back onto the main road with minor damage. The owner later started the car and drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Springville
Culvers
Joint Memorial Services By Modern Woodmen And Royal Neighbors
Memorial services were held Sunday conducted by Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors. The event honored deceased members and emphasized fraternal support and community fellowship.
Memorial services by Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
The Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors of America held joint Memorial services on Sunday. They met at the hall at nine, marched to Green Hill and Becceh Grove to decorate deceased members, then to the First Christian church for a ritual with a discourse by Rev. Lappin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHenry Owen
Marie Stipp
Pythian Sisters
Green Hill
White River
Talest
Royal Neighbors of America
Becceh Grove
First Christian Church
Lappin
Death of Frank Frazier in Oolitic
Frank Frazier a 40 year old Oolitic resident and prominent IOOF member died Sunday afternoon at his mother's home after months of tuberculosis He never married Funeral was held Tuesday at 2 pm from the Frazier home Reverend W A Sanders Baptist minister of Mitchell conducted services Burial likely Hopkins cemetery Survived by his mother and several sisters and brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frazier
Oolitic
Frazier
W. A. Sanders
Mitchell
Hopkins
HATES Held Up By Injunction Will Not Apply To Local Telephone Patrons
Dalton Waller of Central Union Telephone Co. will implement Burleson administration rates on intra and interstate calls after Supreme Court ruling voided Indiana injunction. Station to station rates slightly reduced, person to person much higher. Evening rates cut after 8:30 pm and after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Waller
Central Union Telephone Co
Burleson -Wire Administration
Indiana Public Service Commission
Burleson Administration
United States Supreme Court Huilding
Indiana
Eagles Hold Annual Memorial Services and March to Cemetery
The Fraternal Order of Eagles held its annual Memorial services Sunday with a one hundred strong color guard in uniform. They marched from the Home to Green Hill led by Bedford Concert Band and placed geraniums on graves before returning to the Home for dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Bedford
Green Hill
Order
Baccalaureate Service Highlights 1919 Class
The First Church auditorium overflowed for the 1919 Bedford School class baccalaureate with Rev. S. S. Lappin delivering The Tragedy of the Napkin. The service featured the Community Choir directed by Miss Cora Small and orchestral accompaniment, with readings from Luke 19 11 26 and Mendelssohn The Lord Is Great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord Rta
Cora
J. M. Winsiandtey
R. H. Toole
Jamin Andres
S. Lapy
B. H
Lappin
Sion
Bedford School
J. M. Winsta
Father of All
A. Enison
Mendels
Benjamin
Rande
S. S. la Hiene
Indianapolis
Missy Cora Small
Gt of
Athalia
Mendelssohn
Rand
Small
Winstandler
Bedford Champs Stage Great Game With Brownstown
Bedford triumphs in a thrilling showdown against Brownstown with standout performance by Red Sox infielders and pitching to secure a key league victory. Brownstown fought back, but Bedford maintained the lead through late innings.
Bedford Champs Win 10-4 Over Brownstown As Wedding Held
The Bedford Champs defeated Brownstown 10 to 4 in Sunday action with Taylor pitching well and holding Brownstown scoreless for five innings. Elmer R. Howard of Odon and Ettie M. Labely of Odon were wed Saturday night by Justice J. L. Smith. The Limestone team skipped Loogootee due to rain. Mrs. Brant Mathews returned from Kentucky after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Champs
Brownstown
Taylor
Elmer R. Howard
Odon
Ettie M. Wlabely
J. L. ‘Smith
James
Herman
Bedford
Loogootee CN
Brant Mathews
Kentucky
Married couple Luther Stewart and Seeba Hearth wed in Monroe County
Luther Stewart of Monroe County and Seeba Hearth of Lawrenceport were married Monday at 9 30 by Justice J L Smith in the county clerk's office. They plan to reside on a farm near Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Stewart
Monroe County
Seeba Hearth
Lawrenceport
Justice J.L. Smith
Bloomington
Children Rendered Fine Program At Ov litic Baptist
Rev W A Sanders returned to Mitchell after a Sunday program at the Ov litic Baptist church where he was aided by local residents. The evening program drew a large audience and was enjoyed by all. Orland Murray, once from Armstrong, now in Oklahoma City, visited his parents and old friends before continuing to Armstrong Station to see relatives. The Perry township native has done well in the West and values a rare return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Sanders
Mitchell
Ovlitic Baptist Church
Orland Murray
Armstrong Section
Oklahoma City
Okla
A. W. Murray
Bloomington
L. Ferguson
Armstrong Station
H. R. Ferguson
Mur-ray
Perry Township
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Mr.Harold Brock
Christian Church Parsonage
Edward
Mamie
Covey
Georgette
Taining
Virginia Hogan
Bloomfield Brambleton
Arthur Hughes
Cicely
Carolyn Duncan
Simon Swanhopper
Morris Bridwell
John Dalton
Marian Mitchell
Mickey
Georgia Malott
Norris Ray
Mayme Moore
Clark Beiriger
Avis Ridge
Ruby Ridge
Mary Gowan
Hagar Smith
Agnes Spear
Mary Monical
Carl Dalton
M. Spugnarde
West Baden Hospital
Harley Pope
Scott Harvey
Paul Martin
Carl Anderson
Unversity Farm Meeting
Everett East
G. W. East
Heltonville
Ezra Edwards
First National Bank
Daisie
Blevins
Toal
Pion
Ers
Tex.) Express
Peanie
The
Knights of
Pythias
Rev
Toole
Knights of _ Pythias
Pythian ‘Sisters
Knights of Pythias Order
Damon and Pythias
Modern Woodmen
Persar
Eagles
U. S
BL. J. S
Harvey
Paul Ztin
P.m
Chii
Red Sox
Ettie M. Labely
Justice J. L. Smith
Puue
Leak 5
Raymond Haskett
Wes Street
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