Bombardment of Karlsruhe and Italian Front Notes
Paris reports 23 aeroplanes attacked Karlsruhe dropping 1330 projectiles causing fires and panic amid strong German gunfire. Separately, Italian forces push toward Gorizia on the Isonzo as Austrian casualties rise with rail and supply concerns near Trieste and Tolmino.
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Paris
Karlsruhe
Baden
Oclovk
Saverne Zanern
Stressburg
Rastatt
Arlsruhe
Blamont
Whatshaw
Plaisburg
Saverne
Rhine
French War Office
London
Cradtsea
Isonzo
Gorizianie Mites
Tavis
Travis
Vienna-Trieste
Trieste
Trentz
Riva-Hovereto
Tolmino
Hersaslieri
War Office
Gredo
Gorizia
Ming Victor Emmanuel
Switzerland
Austria
Indicted for Manslaughter in Richmond
The grand jury indicted Perry Blackburn twenty seven on involuntary manslaughter for running down and killing Ernest Nordsieck seventy at the Lutheran cemetery south of Richmond. Blackburn drove an automobile borrowed from his employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Perry Blackburn
Cass
Ernest Nordsieck
Sexton
Lutheran Cemetery
Blackburn
Neighbors Aid Wounded Man at Miller Farm
Former neighbors of Joan Miller who was wounded in a fight with Taswell and Errol Key at a gravel pit near North Salem gathered at the Miller farm. They brought fifty seven teams and plowed sixty five acres of corn in under half a day for the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ind
Joan Miller
Taswell
Errol Key
North Salem
Miller Farm
Coleman du Pont Plans to Sell Equitable Stock
General Coleman du Pont, who owns most of Equitable Life Assurance stock after purchasing from J. P. Morgan, says he intends to offer the stock to policy holders with a two to three year option. He clarifies the goal is mutualization, not control of investments, to benefit policy holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Toleman du Pont
Equitable Life Assurance Society
J. P. Morgan
General du Pont
Local Socials and Farming Notes from Tunnelton Area
Sunday visits and weekend travel form the social news with numerous families in Tunnelton Bedford Caxton and Caxton residents mentioned. Alfalfa cutting and rain damage to wheat cited as the farming update.
Community notes and visits in Yellowstone area households
Aunt Susie Christenberry remains ill while neighbors share daily calls and church visits. Local residents travel to Bloomington and Yellowstone for business, family visits, and church. several births, illnesses, and a storm incident are noted, with community members planting corn and keeping up steady social ties.
Fayetteville social notes from Blanche Fields
Misses Clore Kern and Flora Fields visited Elizabeth Sellers on Sunday. Lula Tomlin of Bedford visited friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and children Icisie and Joseph spent Sunday at Campbellshing. Clara Sears of Odon returned home after visiting relatives. Madge Hall of Bedford was here visiting cousins Iva and Edith Wall. The Neri family spent Sunday with V. E. Keres. Mrs. Cretus Kern and Mrs. Harley Vields visited Mrs. Walter Adamson of Coxton. Reed Cathers and son from Bedford visited his parents. Audrey Malott went to Bedford to visit relatives. Clarence Malott and wife were mentioned in passing.
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Lula Tfatom of
Bedford
John Smith
Icisie and
Joseph
Campbellshing
Miss Madge
Hall of Bedford
Iva
Edith Wall
Joan Neri
V. E. Keres
Here
Cretus Kern
Harley Vields
Walter Adamson
Coxton
Reed Cathers and Son
Tom Cathers
Bono Township notes and social listings at Fishing Creek chapel
Frank Young reports a Sunday in Bono with locals visiting relatives and neighbors. A storm struck causing a barn of Gov. Brown in Washington County to burn with feed. The Bono township annual commencement at Fishing Creek chapel drew about 700 people with 14 graduates and a program by the Mitchell Orchestra.
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Gov. Brown
Washington County
Bono Township
Fishing Creek Chapel
Bono
Julia Hunsucker
Grace Hughes
William Simpson
Mitchell Orchestra
Bryan Accepts Winona Assembly Presidency Amid Debts Cleared
Washington reports former Secretary of State Will J. Bryan will become president of the Winona Chautauqua at Winona Lake after debts are settled. Bryan says duties may not require full residence in Indiana, with presence in the state periodically, and his acceptance hinges on all obligations being paid to start with a clean slate. He cites long interest in the Presbyterian institution and its revival aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jd. Firvan
Winona Chautanuqua
Winona Lake
Bud
Chantauena
Brean
Bryan
Ryan
Indiana
Winona Assembly
Huron List Of Visitors And Travelers Across Towns
Anna Murphy reports Joe King visited Orleans Friday. Victor Burton and Dr. Gibson were in Mitchell Monday. Harden King of Mitchell stayed Sunday with relatives. Homer McCart returned to Bedford Sunday after a visit home. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Cockrum of Vincennes are guests of Mrs Vicle Mills. Mrs Sarah Morris and three grandchildren arrived from Cherryville Kansas to spend the summer with her mother Mrs Margaret Chapman. Mary Smith and her niece of Mitchell spent Sunday with Tima Lynn and family. John McKay a Ft Ritner operator visited home folks. Mrs Nathaniel Dorsett went to Tennessee to visit her son Herman. Madge Allen of Charlestown is spending days with her mother. Pricey Terry and family left for Chicago to visit sister Mrs Joseph Siney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Morris
Cherryville
Kansas
Margaret Chapman
Local residents visit friends and relatives around town
Delight Stannard reports Jerry Beard from Vernon visiting friends this week. Mrs M Kern traveled to Dale Indiana to stay a week with relatives. Clay Beard and family from Bloomington visited Friday. J A Gunn and family of Bedford visited his mother Mrs Louisa Gunn Sunday. Walter Hammond and family plan to move to Danville Illinois. Earl Short and family of Bedford visited his mother Mrs Mollie Short. Thad Bridwell and daughter Lois of Avoca visited the Shorts. Mary Lowder of Jasonville came to spend weeks with Leota Holmes and others. About fifty attended Children's Day exercises at Popcorn Sunday night. An ice cream supper will be held at Rev Bair’s home June 19 for the M E minister’s benefit. Aden Rector and family of Nebraska visited Oliver Rusk and family. Mary Short returned to Bedford after a few days with her grandmother Mollie Short. Chas Ferguson and wife returned to Midland after visiting relatives.
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Bair
M. E
Local Notes From Bartletsville Community
Wesley Turpin bales hay. Mrs. Sarah Hawkins of Bedford visited. Many still plant corn. weed issues noted. Qonal Adamson returned from Floyd County berry picking. Kenny Bartlett studies music with Mrs. Helen Stipp. Everett Sowder works for Sam Stevens new in the area. Pink Hawkins returns from Smithville stay. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bartlett hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Lowder. Widespread theft concerns. crowd helps Carrie Fisher with corn, Fisher reportedly improved after illness.
Wire-Tapper Gondorf Pleads Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
New York June 16 Pred Gondorf brother of Cherries Gondorf pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the list degree before Judge Malone at the Court of General Sessions. The jury had been empaneled when he pleaded guilty. Eight jurors had been selected. He faces a maximum sentence of ten years. Charles Gonder and Fred Goncert were implicated. Gondert is known as the King of wire tapping and is already in prison.
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New York
Pred Gondorf
Cherries Gondorf
Malone
Court of General Sessions
Gondorf
Charles Gonder
Crity
Andig
Fred Goncert
Wiliam I. Davis
New Jersey
Gondert
Charles Anderson
J. Litvverald
Trivay
Carter Family House Party Set For July Visit
Mrs Earl Chambers nee Ruth Carter arrived Tuesday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs T W Carter on West Sixteenth Street. Edgar Carter of Dallas and Earl Chambers of Detroit will leave June 26 to join their wives in this city for a family house party at the Carter home in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Chambers
Ruth Carter
T. W. Carter
West Sixteenth Street
Edgar Carter
Dallas
Texas
Detroit
Michigan
Carter
Bedford Concert Band Official Invites Conductor to July 4 Show
W. E. Cannedy director of the Bedford Concert Band attended a Consolidated Bands meeting in Bloomington. He carried an invitation for Prof. W. S. Coffey of Spencer to direct the Consolidated Band at Bedford's big July 4 concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cannedy
Bedord
Bloomington
Consolidated Bands
Indiana
Mr. Cannedy
Bedford
W. S. Coffey
Spencer
Prof. Coffey
Consolidated
Frank and Gus Stannard Visit City Tuesday
Frank and Gus Stannard of Springville were in the city on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
Gus Stannard
Springville
City
Mrs Roy Sower Recovering After Operation in Louisville
The many friends of Mrs Roy Sower daughter of Mr and Mrs H T Fields will be glad to learn she is doing nicely following an operation at Norton Infirmary Louisville Ky last Thursday morning. She expects to return home within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sowder
H. T. Fields
Norton Infirmary
Louisville
Sunday gathering honors Claude Keithley relatives at home
Relatives gathered at Claude Keithley’s home south of town for a June Sunday. A noon dinner and afternoon ice cream and cake were served. Attendees included his mother Mrs. J J Keithley, Lorena and Carl of Heltonville, Mr. and Mrs. James Huff and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rose and child. The day was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Keithley
J. J. Keithley
Lorena
Carl
Heltonville
James Huff
Roscoe Rose
Mitchell Family Reunion At Burton Home
A group including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burton Mrs. K D Owen Mr and Mrs A D Pless Mrs C M Herbert and guests Mr and Mrs Cook and daughter Jegs ainine and Mrs Wolf of Souérset Ky motored to Mitchell Wednesday for a family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs M A Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burton
K. D. Owen
A. D. Pless
C. M. Herbert
Cook
Jegs‘ Ainine
Wolf
Souérset, Ky
Mitchell
M. A. Burton
Coxton Notes On Local Visits And Weather
Coxton residents report visitors including Dick Voris and Tirey Voris, Rex Jackson Ford, Walter Adamson, Alice Adamson, and Alice Malott. Wheat harvest expected mid next week while heavy Monday rain keeps corn ground too wet to cultivate.
Local notices and community updates in brief
Cherries ripe at 20c per gallon. Miss Mary White of May visiting Fay Sheetz. Delbert Mundy moved to Bryantsville for blacksmith work. Alonzo Grissom and family here Sunday. Walter Jones and wife left Monday to attend brother Dale Jones. Miss Ola Weddle visiting here over Sunday. Zemma Craig family called to Burns City by Mrs Head’s death. John Baker died in Bedford hospital. Rev Stephen Settle preached here last Saturday and Sunday. Frank Hatfield injured in auto accident now able to out. Florence Summers visiting sister Donica. Mrs Mitta King of Oolitic very ill with possible death. Dr Andrews, known from Law, in city Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns City
Head
John Baker
Bedford
George
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T. Coleman BU Pont
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J. A. Brooking
C .M. Brooking
Tunnelton
C. M. Brooking
Lizzie Ingle
Ambrose Crawford
Frank Brooking
Newton Nichols
E. Allen and Family
W. Crawford
Oldrick Allen and Wife
W. L. Williams
Curtis Gilstrap
Iid
Therd of
Noble Reynolds and
J. A. Brooking and
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Guy Dixon
Family Sunday
W. C. Mitchell
Robert Mathis
Robert N. Dixon
Everett Ingle
Jacob Mathis
John H. Mathis
A. T. Fountain
Wayne
Caxton
Ambrose
J. L. Crawford
R. N. Dixon
Jesse Mitchell
Homer Hunsucker
Ambrose Craward
L. D. Root
John Allen
J. R. Williams
Thomas Root
Silverville
Henry Fields
W. C. Root
Silas Guthrie
Maude Ingle
Kenneth Herald
Richard
Gertrude Brooking
Littlesalt
Anna McPike
Susie Christenberry
Sarah Ritter
John Thurman
Kilis Murphy
Yellowstone
Ira Mikels
Hugh McKnight
Moses Wray
Eli Fowler
Thomas Elkins
John Ross and
Elmer Salgrove
John Glassecoes
Viola Stafford
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Minnie McPike
John Glasseees
Howard Fleetwood
Fanny Helton
Homer Paulson
Mrs
Nelson Elkins
William Glasseo
D. L. Clark
John Clampitt
Verona
Sheldon Mitchell
Maury
Flora Thurman
Kate
Mexico
Frank Dilman
Mary Thurman
Norman Station
Ailey Brunner
Near
John Ross
Myrtle Henderson
Midland
John Glassco
Hunters Creek
Arthur Keller
Bartlettsville
Arch Keller
Illinois
Anda McPikey
Gertie McKinney
Mrs. M. Kinney
Glenn Jones
Jerry Jones
Elza Robertson
John Il. Ross
Hays Hunter
Charley Elkins
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Fayetteville
Blanche Fields
Clore Kern
Flora Fields
Elizabeth Sellers
Clara Sears
Odon
Audrey Malott
Clarence Malott
Frank Young
Elmer Knight of
Borden
Essie Strange
Livonia
T. L. Neideffer
Samuel Hunsucker
J. H. Sheets
Hugh Dodd
H. H. Crawford
Lela Robertson
Campbellsburg
E. A. Dixon
L. K. Pincheon
Seymour
J. W. Hughes
Roscoe Meadows
Leatherwood
Jnc. A. Link
George Beasley
Indianapolis
Homer Beasley
J. D. Moore
Heag Or
Wisgea
Huron
Anna Murphy
Joe King
Orleans
Victor Burton
Dr. Gibson
Harden King of Mitchell
Homer McCart
leRoy Cockrum
Vincennes
Vicle Mills
Jackson Burton
Mary Smith
Tima Lynn
John McKay
Ft. Ritner
Nathaniel Dorsett
Tennessee
Herman
Madge Allen
Charlestown
Fred Terrell
Pricey Terry
Chicago
Delight Stannard
Jerry Beard
Vernon
Fr. M. Kern
Dale
Mrs. Clay Beard
William Chesnut
Blaine Armstrong
J. A. Gunn
Louisa Gunn
Walter Hammond
Earl Short
Mrs. Mollie Short
Thad Bridwell
Lois of
Avoca
Mrs. Quincey Short
Mary Lowder
Jasonville
Leota Holmes
Aden Rector
Nebraska
Rector
Oliver Rusk
Mary Short
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson
Jeffie Sowder
Wesley Turpin
Sarah Hawkins of
Adamson
Floyd County
Kenny Bartlett
Helen Stipp
Everett Sowder
Sam Stevens
Pink Hawkins
Fred Wisley
Smithville
H. S. Bartlett
J. Lowder
Carrie Fisher
Fisher
Murrel Boyd
Dick Voris
Son Tirey
Harry Voris
Rex Jackson Ford
Alice Malott and
Sist
Mr. and
Mrs. Reed Vidat Cooper, Mrs. Reed’s
Alice Adamson
Miss Minnie
Emma
William
Othe Bowden
Corres
Thomas Pierce
Evadna
Bedford Ffeede Te
Mary White
May
Fay Sheetz
Craig Brothers
Delbert Mundy
Miss Bryantsville
Alonzo Grissom
Craig
Walter Jones
Dale Jones
Ola Weddle
Mite
Zemma Craig
George Maegerlien
Motorericksburg
Stephen Settle
Frank Hatfield
Florence’ Summers
Donica
Polis
Jessley
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