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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1915

Page

7

Great Reval of Horses Interests Forms Driving Club

The Gentlemen's Matinee Driving Club has been incorporated with thirty five members to promote training of harness horses and public entertainment. They leased land in Carlton addition and completed a half mile track with new barns for twenty horses. Fourth of July races and entertainment are planned at Lawrence Driving Park with future Labor Day events and a big county fair envisioned. Members listed include Frank Pitman and Dr. D. Driscoll among others.

Gentlemen's Matinee Driving Club Kiand Carlton Indiana Ron Gram Ree Strejk Frank Pitman Lawrence Pitman D. Driscoll H A Bum Wh. R. Beem J. A. Morusoi Fom W. Box F.C. McCoy QO. Ce Obbinus Henry C. Owen Thorne Ere Charles Crawford Harry O Tar Miles Grandich Ziba Lewis Sherff & Owen

Notch Express Waco An Notch Express Waco An

The article describes an accident involving a horse drawn express wagon in Waco. Mrs. George Tapp, wife of the driver, suffered a broken hip and severe injuries after the wagon overturned when the horse balked and ran away. A substitute driver finished the shift after seven fifty.

George Tapp

Divorce confirms husband’s death in Saloniki

Mrs Grace Gost of Bloomington learns her husband was killed in Saloniki Greece days before her divorce order was granted in Lawrence County. The American consul confirms the death severed ties prior to the divorce. The Bloomington telephone office awaits delivery of the notice to Mrs Gost.

Grace Gost Bloomington Saloniki Greece Suse Deat Lawrence County

Illiettsville Fails As Bedford Edges In Extras

In a Sunday baseball tilt at Fsiletts ville Bedford defeated Illiettsville after two drives over the fence in the first, the right fence hindering catches. Bedford plated three runs in the extra inning and held Illiettsville to stay alive.

Fsilettsville Bloomington Jsilettsville Bedford Illettsville

Jolly Double Birthday Party North Of City Honors Milestones

Louis Trogden and Marie Chambers celebrated birthdays at a Sunday party north of the city hosted by Misses Mary and Margaret Trogden. A noon feast followed by music and socializing featured guests and families such as the Chambers, Moore, Owens, Watson, Tumey, and many others in attendance.

Louis Trogden Marie Chambers Mary, Leoney Margaret Trogden Rosco Chambers Ziba Chambers B. T. Chambers Wesley. Mayo Robert Tucker Luther Lowe Ky Brown Luther Quinn Sylvester Moore Gaory Moore Luther K. Anderson James McFadden Ernest McFadden Will Owens Erastus Owens Emery Stewart Airs. Hverets ‘Judah Henry Swango Edd Tapp Slate Blackwell Artemus Blackwell Cland Watson Hlara Turpin Lester Hays Clint Hall Opie O'Neill Fred Brinegar Fred Sears Virgil Blackburn Pay Pender Ployd Cox George Lemoine Louise Berniece Watson Ula Dot Anderson Fred Deckard Grant Armstrong

Italian robber found guilty in Linton murder

Frank Torricelli, an Italian, was found guilty in the Circuit Court of murder in the commission of a robbery for shooting Fred Cromwell, a Linton merchant policeman, during a burglary February 7. The verdict came on the second count after a day of testimony and arguments.

Bloomfield Ind Frank Torricelli Fred Cromwell Linton Porrecsili Ife Cromwell W. Ray Collins Frank Verricelli Torricelli Oer See

Patriot Tom Al Ga Association Organizes Decoration Day Effort

The Union Fraternal Decoration Day Committee unites Odd Fellows Red Men Modern Woodmen and other orders to promote May 30 as a National Decoration Day. A procession escort is planned with Grand Army of the Republic and women societies expected to join. W J Cannedy named marshal. details to be announced. Knights of Pythias will decorate their graves.

Union Fraternal Odd Felows Psthias Grand Army of the Republic Woman's Relief Corps Rebeksha Pocahontas Py Vthien Luodges W. J. Cannedy Knights of Pythiae G. A R Chas. Graham Burton E. Hansen

Guilty Verdict In Blind Tiger Case At Half Way House

The State versus Ulyss Prendergraft, known as Tuck Prendergraft, faced circuit court for illegal liquor sales at the Half Way House between Bedford and Mitchell. The jury found him guilty, fining $50 and sentencing 144 days in jail, with defense arguing the true culprit was store owner Freeman. Prospects of appeal not yet discussed. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Carl Pelfree of Quillie visited Heltonville to see relatives.

Torricelli Moaffet Frank Torricelli Moffett Hoo-Doo Linton Illinois Prentlemen Frankfort Ind Oolitic Pinkneyville State Bloomington Journal Ulysses Prendercraft Mitchell Prendergraft Tuck” Prendergraft Lawrence County Bedford Half Way House Pendergraft Freeman

Hessian fly reports overstate damage to county wheat

Local farmers and grain men say Hessian fly damage is exaggerated. While some areas saw fly activity weeks ago, recent rain and favorable weather have cleared barriers and the county now shows a promising wheat crop with strong growth.

Relstee Holcombe PTA leader stricken by stroke

A Elizabethtown note reports Rev Steve Holcombe in critical condition at his home after a stroke. He founded the Holcombe Mission in Louisville and is known in the city as father of AVooS Kigleamhe, a former Bedford resident who moved to Washington. The family says death could come at any time and many friends here extend sympathies.

Elizabethtown Steve Holcombe Holcombe Louisville Avoos Kigleamhe Bedford Bel Wash Rainister Ada Aikman Sam Norgan Indianapolis Aikman Bedford Norgan Anna Jones

Leatherwood Church Hosts Weeklong Home Coming

The Leatherwood church announces a preaching service series starting next Saturday at 8 p.m. with daily 8 p.m. meetings through the week and a special Lord's Day gathering. Dinner on the grounds and a concluding Fourth Sunday program led by Pastor J. A. Denny invite faithful Christians.

Leatherwood Church Leatherwood Christ Jesus J. A. Denny

Crochet mishap and train service moves reported

Mrs. Jacob McVey of South T street suffered a painful accident while crocheting when a long large needle pierced her right thumb. A local surgeon removed the needle and the wound should heal with a few days of soreness. Ed Steele left for Louisville to assume Conductor duties on a Louisville and Nashville freight run between Whitesburg and Lexington, after earlier layoffs in the company.

Jacob McVey South T Street Ed Steele Louisville Train Service Department Louisville & Nashville Railroad Whitesburg Lexington

Elletsville Faces Unusual SemiPro Opponent Next Sunday

Elltettsville hosts Waterbury alongside two noted pitchers from the South. The local team will clash with a quirky semi pro side HNMettsville as Kealactic Athletics also appears on the card.

Hnmettsville Decker TL UV Faith Slill Piceked Iin Ellettsville White Waterbury South Paw

Indiana poultry meeting to be held May 22 at Everett Poster’s farm

Charles J. Jones Agricultural Agent Lawrence County announces a public meeting on May 22 at 2 00 PM at Everett Poster’s farm. An Indiana Hes poultry center demonstration on Mr Foster’s farm will cover feeding housing and care of a flock and provide the latest information. Women and men are invited to attend with promising refreshments.

Rod. Jones Indiana atEverett Poster Mr. Foster Charles J. Jones Lawrence County

Deputy and two men sentenced to penal farm in Putnamville

Deputy Jay Leeert Puss handled the case for Putnamville as Shaifer and Parceley received 40 days at the penal farm with a $20 fine and 70 days if unpaid. The sentence includes a two year extension in Michigan City prison if the fine is not paid in cash. The trio were not handcuffed during transfer.

Jay Leeert Puss Putnamville Shaifer Charles Parceley Michigan City

Lang Seeks State Treasurer Nomination in Indiana

Senator Lang of Bedford attends the Dixie highs committee in Indianapolis and plans a vigorous campaign for 1916. A successful business man, he was elected to the state senate last year and earned praise for his work with the minority. Also noted is Ada Norgan of Bedford, ill in Indianapolis, with family at her bedside.

Lang Bedford Dixie Highs Tuidiana Senate Martinsville Elis

Motorcycle Collision Sends Reed Brothers to Nearby Home

Jess and Clyde Reed, North City residents, suffered injuries after their motorcycle collided with a Berry Day arc on Lincoln Avenue between 5th and 16th streets. Jess sustained a deep head gash while Clyde had severe arm and chest cuts. both were taken to a nearby residence porch where a physician was summoned.

Jess Clyde Reed Berry Day Merchant of Dark Hollow Lincoln Avenue 16Th Streets Jesse Clyde

Injury at New York quarry traps Stevens at home

Stevens of East Gdlittel tis confined to his home from injuries received Thursday afternoon at Reed Quarry of Peer known as the New York quarry. He was working at a derrick when a heavy block slipped pinning his ankle and causing other injuries. a narrow escape from death is noted, but recovery is expected.

Stevens East Peer Thes New York

Walter Newland Buys German Low Pitch Bass for Bedford Bands

Walter Newland purchases a $160 German low pitch bass on the Boehme system by Heckel for the Bedford Concert Band and Bedford Concert Orchestra. He previously used a high pitch bass that was simpler but less effective. The instrument is noted as highly complex and from a renowned German maker.

Walter Newland Bedford Bedford Concert Orchestra Heckel Mr. Newland

Local Court Activities and Traveling Figures Reported

Elza Mitchell and Bledsie paid $1 and costs each in Mayor Fields' Court Monday for intoxication. both were discharged after payment. Mrs Bettie Johnson of Silverville and her sister Mrs Martha Jones of Williams stopped in the city Sunday returning from Indianapolis where they sought a specialist for a nervous condition. They were told no cure was available and noted the condition hindered treatment. Both women are wives of prominent local farmers.

Elza Mitchell Fd Bledsie Bettie Jonson Silverville Martha Jones Williams Indianapolis Johnson Apoar

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Edford's TS Hors Notch Express Waco AN Inbreee James P. Bramimett Benton Township Dillard Linton Police Tion Tom Clarence Quackenbush Highland Park Charles Henry Itarless Pelfree Qulilie Heltonville Benj. W. East Ellettsville Athletic Park Waterbury IN the Box Gertan Iai J. W. Trainor Hamer & Smith
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