Seances for Senior Class of 1915 B H S Held Sunday
Baccalaureate services for the Senior Class of 1915 at the First Christian church drew a full house as hundreds were turned away. The program featured ministers, a choirs, instruments, and a sermon from Rev. Frank Lenig on Add to your Faith from Second Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
T. D. Scott
T. J. Owen
A. F E. Dubber
Frank Lenig
Alma Braden
J. M Winstanley
Anah Webb
Grace Hartman
H. K. Carey
Alt
Maill
Leuig
D. T. Scott
Nancy Krantz
Kurtz
Coral Lions
Jeanny
Death of Thomas L Harris in Bedford Era
Thomas L Harris died suddenly Sunday morning at 3:30 at his home 1505 South HH street after a stroke. He was 66 years old born March 26 1849 ten miles east of the city. Funeral services Tuesday at 10:39 a.m. at the home conducted by Rev A J Dubber with TL O R M ritual. Interment at Green Hill. Survived by widow Mary Jane Dixon Harris and four children Hattie May Bell Lelia Bert Mabel and one granddaughter Oncita Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lowery Harris
South HH Street
Mr. Harris
Mabel Harris
William
Dinah Harris
Bee
Kwaline Newkirk
Hattie May
John Bell R
Lelia
Mary Jane Dixon
Flomer
Ilora
Bert
Mabel
Bedford
Tlarris
Thirst Christian Church
TL QO. R. M
Order
Ile
Cus Trouston
City
John Bell
Tromer
Ert Tlarris
A. J. Dubber
Theo F. O. R. M
Green Hill
Memorial Services At First Presbyterian Church Impress
Memorial services were held at First Presbyterian Church for kk C Newland Post and the Woman's Relief Corps. The service featured flags, roses, and silken decorations, with music by the church choir. Rev Scott delivered an emotional sermon, while thirty five G A R veterans and thirty Women’s Relief Corps members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Kk. C. Newland Post Ground Army Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Philip McDougall
Buffalo New York
Scott
G. A. R. Post
W. R. OC
Stay Away Panal Farm Is No Place Ta
A fragment warns readers to stay away from Panal Farm as a cautionary notice. It mentions danger associated with the site and urges avoidance by locals and visitors.
Sloppy Schafer Warns Bedford Friend Over Marbles
The report notes Sloppy Schafer in a quarrel with Huff and Parcely as a yard crew clears bushes while Miss Zea Winser returns home from JarQletisville. The fire at John Wittman’s barn on 15th and R streets burns much of the loft air. loss estimated 75 to 100 dollars. Other city visits include Will Pitman of Avoca to Mt. Carmel UL and Mrs. Lottie Deckard returning to Chicago after visiting here.
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Sloppy Schafer
Bedford
Sloppy
Schafer
Huff
Parcely
Will Pitman
Avoca
Mt. Carmel
Co. No. 1
John Wittman
15Th
R Streets
John Seal Fined Nine Fifty By Justice Mallott For Provocation
John Seal was assessed a fine and costs totaling $9.50 by Justice Mallott after being found liable for provoking an offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seal
Justice Mallott
Provoke
Peru Greys Edge Red Sox In Tight Baseball Showdown
Peru Indiana May 28 A two base hit by Goodalan drove in two runs in the third as the Peru Greys defeated the Wokonia Red Sox. Cramer fanned nine, Laddie Link struck out seven. final score 7 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Goodalan
Wokonia Red Sox
Cramer
Laddie” Link
Kokommo
Local Court Pleas Record From Mayor Fields Monday
Grace Lawson pleaded guilty to fornication and paid a fine and costs of 11 dollars. Sallie Watson pleaded guilty to fornication and stayed the fine and costs of 11 dollars. Nellie Lines pleaded guilty to prostitution and paid a fine and costs of 14 dollars. Reuben Sibert appeared on intoxication and was fined 11 dollars. Emma Boynton of Salem returned home after visiting the Newkirk family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lawson
Fields
Sallie Watson
Mayer Fields
Nellie Lines
Welds
Reuben Sibert
Iields
Emma Boynton
Salem
Charles’ Newkirk
Marriage License and Social Notes from Leesville Area
Marriage license issued for Inem Wilkinson of Leesville and Malinda McClintock of Leesville. Social visits highlight Whit Speer from Heltonville and Miss Tilda Newkirk’s Keltonville visit. News covers Calving birth, family trips to Worthington and Terre Haute, and Walter Day’s attendance at Scottish Rite, Shrine, and undertakers events in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inem. Wilkinson
Leesville
Malinda McClintock
Walter Day
Indianapolis
Mystic Shrine
State Undertakers
Mrs. Day
M. J. Murphy
Terre Haute
Local residents visit, arrivals, and a jail sentence noted
Dorn and Mrs de Al Quack welcome a newborn daughter Henrietta Marie born Tuesday night to Mr and Mrs Fred Falcon of Junglewood. Mrs Ja Melknight visits her father Thomas Stipp in hospital. Mrs John Cassida and Miss Gladys Iwango of Oolitic travel to New Albany to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs J W May and son return from Guthrie. Minda Weddle travels to Williams to visit Emery Craig family. Joe Ketchem sent to Penal Farm for seven days for intoxication. George Barnard, Civil War veteran from Mitchell, visits city to see his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flalton
Junglewood
Henrietta Marie
John Cassida
Gladys Iwango
Oolitic
City
New Albany
Minda Weddle
Brookston
Williams
Emery Craig
George Barnard
Mitchell
Aeteran
Rural Route farmer reports bumper potato crop
Dan Vocke of Rural Route 4 visited the city on Wednesday and said his fine large new potatoes, grown for his owl raising, would be ready for dinner Sunday. The potato crop is very forward this season and promises to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Vocke
Mrs Grover Tenderson Visits Zelma in Family Trip
Mrs Grover Tenderson and her children traveled to Zelma on Thursday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs James Marlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Tenderson
Zelma
James Marilin
Mrs Williams visits city on return from Mitchell
Mrs Mary Williams of Kurtz traveled to the city on Wednesday returning from Mitchell where she had visited the families of her two sons William and James Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams
Kurtz
City
Mitchell
William
James Williams
Local visitors leave after family visit in Coxton region
Mrs. Susan Radcliff of Cale, visiting her son Rey and his family, along with Mrs. Doyle Radcliff and the Arnold Webster family, has returned home. Mrs. Stephen Boyd and Mrs. Wallace Brown of Coxton were in the city Thursday for shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Radcliff
Cale
Rey
Doyle Radcliff
Arnold Webster
Stephen Boyd
Wallace Brown
Coxton
City
Mrs Denny to Visit Relatives Near Shoals
Mrs Chas Denny and her cousin Chas Martin of Indianapolis plan a short visit with relatives and friends near Shoals starting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Denny
Chas. Martin
Indianapolis
Shoals
Mrs Martin to Visit Indianapolis and Lebanon Daughters
Mrs. James T. Martin will depart Friday morning for Indianapolis then proceed to Lebanon Indiana to visit her daughters Mrs Watts Mrs McMaktin and Miss Blanch Martin who is training as a nurse at Dr Williams hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Martin
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Ind
Watts
McMaktin
Blanch Martin
Dr. Williams Hospital
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Sail
Isaac E. Fish
Norman Station
Grandma Perling’ Lamb
Chicago
Mrs
Perry Deckard
Migs
Browning
Heltonville
Bloomington
D. E. Burton
Floyd Mullis
Foust Mayo
Needmore
Wesley Mayo
Winona Idgar
Avis Gipson
Pleasant Run
Val- Paradise
J.B. Stipp
McPherson
Kansas
Rice -Rattibaugh
Kolden
Crawford Johnson
Rattibaugh
M. A. Burton
William Owen
Charles E. Barker
President Taft
Washington
Francesco Pallaria
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Congress
Alice Nielsen
Metropolitan
Boston
Chautauqua
Thomas L. Harris
Hours Fitness
First
Byterian Church
Sun
O. O. McKinney
Fayetteville
Walter Adamson
Wilma
James Lewis
Louis Huber
Louisville
August Benzel
H Street
Pernice Fish
Norman Slaton
Henry Naffee
Eddie
Alfred
Cortland
Ed Barrett
Little Daughter
San Francisco
California
P. V. Withback
John Withman
Zea Winser
JarQletisville
Lottie Deckard
Mia Harvey
West 1Ith Street
Ned Huanners
Everett Keithley
Wanda Moitier
Mary Elizabeth Louden
Florence Dye
N Street
Fannie Dussard
Montana
Cleo Gray
Springville
Margaret Lemon
West
Fifteenth Street
Adam Easton
Sunnday
Guy Earl
Goldie Weddle
Clear Springs
Andrew Weddle
J. W. Landreth
PEA Deat LN
Wom
Lively
Whit Speer
Wm. Neidigh West
Calvin Fredrick
Tilda Newkirk
Keltonville
Seemery Newkirk
Worthington
Carl Lewis
Lawrenceport
Jess Allen
Lewis
Indiana
Lawrence Driving Park
E6joohn Goldsbyie
Cinriz“ Ens Trust Company
Dorn
de. AL Quack
Fenbush
Mary Alice
J. W. May
Little Son
Danville
Jil
Guthrie
Joe Ketchem
Tharry Hughes
Fire Department
Susan W. Gowen
O St
Ostecpath
State Board
Walls & Walls
Insurance
Real Est &Te Loans
Hodge & Walls Bid
C. H. Emery
John Williams
Shanswick
Thomas Stipp
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