Bedford Republican Ad Rates and Editorial Staff Listing 1919
The Bedford Republican announces editorial staff including Thomas J. Brooks and Otis, with B. Otis as managing editor Bert C. Wicker and society editor Mrs. Harry Askew. Advertising rates are shown for various insertions and display ads. The page notes post office filing as Second Class Matter and pricing terms for notices and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Brooks
Red B. Otis
Bert C. Wicker
Harry Askew
Bedford, Indiana
Community Notices From Eureka and Nearby Areas
Eureka correspondents report residents visiting relatives and hosting guests across town. Names include Byford Day Kokomo Roy Aven Indianapolis and others from Bedford Avoca Dark Hollow and West Virginia area. Social calls, family visits, and small local movements fill the weekend pages.
Fire department responded to chimney burn at Whitney home
Fire crews were called Tuesday evening at 7 oclock to a seat in a chimney at the residence of W. W. Whitney on M street. No damage was reported. Dr and Mrs John R Andrews attended Harold Kerbys funeral at Liberty Church on February 28 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Whitney
M Street
John R. Andrews
Liberty Church
Harold Kerby
Nmi
Former Resident Voris Died After Stroke in California
Frank S. Voris, once a resident of this city, died Tuesday at his Fresno California home after strokes and declining health. He was born in Veva and lived in Indiana earlier, married Dorothea Splitgerber, had two infant children, and worked in mercantile and Fresno Creamery Company roles before his death. Survived by widow sisters Mary Cunningham Lizzie Benni and Neal Voris brother, remains interred in Fresno cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Voris
Fresno
California
Indiana
Urs
Veva
Switzer N. Voris
Cone Ty
Cornelly van Nuys
Coal Alc. Voris
Dorothea Elizabeth Splitgerber
Oolitie
South Street
Fresno Creamery Company
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of
Bedford Lodge Wrights
Pythias
Lizzie Benni
Mary Cunningham
Neal Voris
Agion
Vevay
Habeas Corpus Action Over Child Desertion Charge
Claude F. Smith seeks liberty in circuit court after being charged with failing to support a child. The petition alleges he complied with a court order while serving in government duties. The case, with Mitchell Chief of Police and others named as defendants, aims for release at the March hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claagde FL Sraithe
Tooseday Ible
Ocorpus
James Corbin
Mitchell
Smith
Ailotimeendu
Thiat
Collision injures two women in buggy struck by Ford truck
Two sisters were hurt when a Pitman Ford truck struck their buggy on North Home. Mrs. Idiseie Huneh suffered painful bruises and Mrs. W J Baston of Terre Haute sustained a minor injury. The buggy received only slight damage and both women were taken to Mrs. Bimneh’s Englewood home after a local physician was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idiseie Huneh
W. J. Baston
Terre Haute
Hh. J. Pitman
Woman seeks custody in McWherter divorce suit
Jessie W. McWherter filed in Lawrence circuit court for divorce from Robert G. McWherter alleging marriage on August 6 1912, separation March 17 1916, a five year old child, abandonment, lack of support and false accusations. She asks for custody and child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie W. McWherter
Lawrence
Robert G. McWherter
Wilson accused of promoting socialism amid Republican critique
A college professor denounces President Wilson from Republican editors as supporting socialist doctrines. He claims Wilson fronts international socialism and leads the movement, aided by his influence and rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cov. Goodrich
Wilson
Wilsop
Income Tax Help Meeting In City Aims To Aid Payers
Citizens and business leaders met Monday night with attorneys bankers and local businessmen to organize assistance for residents facing income taxes this year. Mr Shores has arranged about fifteen incomes in a week and plans to help the entire county with tax calculations. Greenscastle Banner reports a resident at his South street home suffering from tonvilitis, slightly better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.om. Shores
Greencastle
Experiences Of Delbert Stephenson In German Prison Camp
Delbert Stephenson recalls his time in a German prison camp marked by hard labor and scarce rations. He describes fear and uncertainty but notes moments of humor and resilience amid harsh conditions.
Letter from Delbert Stephenson in Germany talks of prison camp life
Mr and Mrs J Stephenson hear from their son Delbert of the Fusth tS Inf Med corps now in France after German prison at Cassel. He describes his time in Germany heat good meals and butter long for home cooking and hints at plans to sail for the U S in March. He recalls scarce rations and cramped wash basins used for eating and shelter, a lenient guard and escape attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagneaux
U.S
Germany
Wei
Regular City Council Meeting Discusses Sidewalks Sewers and Police
City council held a regular session at City Hall on Tuesday evening. Items include sidewalk petition on J street, sewer system plans for northwest city, curbing issue at T4th and RR, and street repairs on V2 street from Linco to Ro. Police leadership changes and pay for guards during smallpox quarantine were approved or referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Fidler
Hugh Hayes
George Smith
Homer Utterback
Reid Cathers
Roy Bailey
Linco Avenue
Thomas Gipson
Bowen
Po Marijao
Police Board
Alien
Thomas and
Brock
Henry Bates
Walls & Walls
Fred Cennedy
Quick relief from pains with Petrisol advertised
An old advertisement touts Petrisol as genuine relief for headaches lumbago rheumatism backache sore neck shoulders and sore throat. It promotes Petrisol rub at drug stores for 25 and 50 cents and warns against substitute products.
Series Of County Agent Meetings On Cash From Farms
County Agent Kline directs a series of meetings across the county this week to help farmers obtain cash. Lectures compare beef and dairy cattle, focusing on beef cows for cash income and identifying practical methods to improve farm finance and milk production. March dates include Needmore March 7 and Needmore March 8 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
Luiany
Smallpox Case Reported in City Home Near Plant
A smallpox case was reported Wednesday in the home of Gottlieb Ghering near the electric light plant. His daughter, Mrs. Postel Smith, has had the disease since Monday, showing the illness originated at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Gottlieb Ghering
Postel Smith
Mounday
Browning Couple Feted In Gayville New Year Visit
Mr. and Mrs. George Browning of Gayville South Dakota were entertained at a surprise dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Noel Faubien in Fort Atkinson. Guests included many friends and relatives from Hettonville and Greeneartie with reminiscences of former days. Eleanor Louise Black born to Claude and Mrs. Black in Annapolis Saturday. Mrs. Black formerly Lotfi Kinbrell. Rev Ralph Faubion and Mrs. Hamilton visit ends as S Hamilton and two sons depart for St. Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Browning
Gayville
South Dakota
Noch Faubien
Leltonville
Faubien Lome
Greeneartie
Bert Browning
Esdfold
Bou- Pwd
Verne Owens
Terre Pianta
Loo Mre
Claude Black
Giannnapolis
Eleanor Louise
Black
Lotfi Kinbrell
Ray Medaris Heads Home After Overseas Service
Ray Medaris recently discharged from military service was in the city Friday en route to visit his father William Medaris north of town. Mrs. Fred Standish is seriously ill at her West Nineteenth street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Medaris
Visi H
William Medaris
Fred Standish
West Nineteenth Street
Appointed Member of A. J. P. Martin Takes Duties
Tuesday night J P Martin was named as an appointed member of A. P. M. He will assume duties immediately and work nights with The Pea Gratzer Tanailus of Stineville. Several individuals including Mrs Eiverett Stipp of Bloomington assist care for ailing relatives. Jean Co. of Worthington assigns Camp Pastor to a new post in this city and moves his family to Gatison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Martin
Stineville
Leine Fitensza
Eiverett Stipp
Bloomington
Simerville
Jesse AL Wood
Col. Jean Co
Worthington
Heain
Gatis
Bt Street
Chosen 158 ay WwW John of Sprague for county attorney post
A local political note from Sprague indicates John Beickman is favored to become county attorney replacing a resigning official. The selection follows the prior attorney Owen Swaile's tenure and the swearing in of a circuit court judge. Mrs Swoitshea may accept the post, with discussion centered on backers and formal promotion procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John of
Judes of
Ithe Circuit
Conri
oSeyineni
Ear
Freckles Removed by PRE ONOLA Treatment Claim
Ad claims PRE ONOLA removes freckles and skin spots without skin injury with few applications. Warns to use Freckla extra strong version for best results.
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