Local Notes Show Frequent Weekend Visits and Baptisms
Mrs Otho Bowden reports showers as many residents visit relatives and attend baptisms in nearby towns. Visitors include Albert Reuter and family to Huron for a baptism, Whitlow from Bloomington, and Monical family arriving from St Petersburg Florida by car. Charles Hendrickson and family attended church at Truvo n and joined a Sunday dinner with Doyle Bowden family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reuter
Huron
Charles Weener
Lenora
Hazel
Marvel
Mends Crate
Otho Bowden
Truvon
Doyle Bowden
Bryantsville High School Holds Fourth Commencement
The Bryantsville High School commencement drew its largest audience Saturday May 22 1915. Graduates include Dorothy Bryant Jillian Edwards Zora Williams Cecil Kern and Noble Blackwell. The class plans to enter Terre Haute State Normal. Professor Francis M Stalker of Indiana State Normal spoke on Our Changing Educational Ideal. The Bryantsville Orchestra led by Newland J T Motsinger provided music. Junior decorations featured roses ferns and leaves.
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Bryantsville
Dorothy Bryant
Jillian Ewards
Zora Williams
Cecil Kern
Noble Blackwell
Terre Haute
State Normal
Francis M. Stalker
Inediana State Normal
Henry van Dyke
Newland
JT Motsinger
Motsing
Paul Blackwell
Huby Williams
Clara Edwards
Annice Sheeks
Ethel Tollman
Ruth Loveaul
Roscoe Reeder
Nora Short
Clara Holmes
Leila Pitman
Chrystal Kern
Gladys Barnes
Vern Malott
Pearl Chapmen
Ruth Henzier
Thanks for kindness after our loss
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy after the death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Rev Dubber for comfort, Community Club members, the Order of Red Men, and singers, and for floral offerings. Mrs Thomas Harris and Children.
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Dubber
Order of Red Men
Thomas Harris
Local notes from Pinhook and area events
W H Crawford visited Bedord Sunday. Susan Lane of Mitchell visits Mrs W Y Haws. Noble Reynolds and wife went to Bedford on business. James Dobson did business in Tunnelton. Mrs C M Brooking sick list. Frank Brooking and wife visited William Batman. Thomas Ingle and mother visited relatives. Births: a son William Robert to Guy Dixon. a son Robert Newton to Newton Nichols. Much rain this week with more expected. Henry Clark and family in new Ford. Mary Ingle and son guest of J A Brooking. Don Williams, Robert Speers families visited Everett Ingall. J C Todd and Clell Todd from Fairview visited. Oscar Thomas, John Kern, and Ona Crawford visited Guy Dixon. William Batman, Mrs Ruby Allsbaugh guests of Frank Brooking. William Edwards and Robert Brooking families visited John Dixon. Misses Annis Crawford and Hellen Thomas to Terre Haute for Summer Normal. Hert sisters at Danville for Normal. Rev M F Brock preached here and at Denniston. Baptism at Guthrie Creek postponed due to weather. Chancy Root, former local, dies at Leatherwood aged 56. Burial at Pinhook Christian church. Red Men conduct service. Rev Terry of Orleans a guest between trains. Mr and Mrs Samuel Little depart for Indianapolis to visit daughter Ruby and then Marion for G A R State meeting.
Music and social notes from Albert and nearby towns
Frank Young reports a town band music party at Albert Browns on Monday night. Various residents are listed with recent activities including travels, sickness, sales, and attendance at events. The June Tal bolts cemetery meeting is set for June 6 with all day preaching and flower decoration. A windstorm caused damage to fences and trees. river levels rose five feet Sunday night.
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Talbolts Cemetery
Alfalfa Meeting Yields Two Tons Per Acre In Local Farm
Bartlettsville notes a successful alfalfa meeting at Curt Sowder’s farm last Thursday with strong crop interest. Walter Norman reports harvesting the first crop at about two tons per acre and locals describe community gatherings with serenades and gift cigars for the hosts Mr and Mrs Willis Sowder.
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Washeld
Curt Sowder
Walter Norman
Large Sunday Baptisms at Harrodsburg Methodist Church
Rev. E. C. Norman reported one of the largest attendances at his Harrodsburg church Sunday with 46 new members baptized. Thirty eight were immersed and eight sprinkled as services concluded.
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E. C. Norman
Harrodsburg
Ruling Cuts Revenue From Five Percent Tariff Discount
The United States Customs Appeals Court rules a five percent tariff discount applies to goods imported in American bottoms and vessels under treaty nation flags. It sustains the board on warehoused imports, and extends Cuba’s twenty percent treaty reduction plus a further five percent ad valorem cut.
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Washington
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Underwood-Simmons
Customs Court
United States
United States Treasury
Treasury
France
Russia
Mexico
Canada
Board of Appraisers
New York
Cuba
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Dead at Garrison Home
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish died at her Garrison New York country home from a brain hemorrhage after a short illness. Her husband was at her side when she passed, with three children Mrs Albert Gray Stuyvesant Jr and Sidney arriving shortly after. She had planned a spring dance at Glen Cliffs next week.
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New York
Stuyvesant
Fish
Garrison
N. Y
Richard Giles
Stuyvesant, Jr
Sidney
Miss Marion Ingalls Operated On In City Hospital
Miss Marion Ingalls daughter of C C Ingalls a Bedford stone operator is in the city hospital after an operation Saturday She is a popular student of the University and is getting along nicely according to the Bloomington Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
C. C. Ingalls
Bedford
Our City Hospital
Bloomington
Springville and Bedford residents named in notice
Walter J. Hammond of Springville and Verla May Gardner of Springville, along with Harry Ferguson of Bedford and Maude Mason of Bedford, are referenced in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Hammond
Springville
Verla May Gardner
Harry Ferguson
Bedford
Maude Mason
Consolidated Band Concert Train Run to Tinton
The Monon Railway offers a special excursion Sunday June 6 from Bedford to Linton for the Consolidated Band Concert. Train departs Bedford 8 a m arrives Linton 11 a m returns Linton 5 p m to Bedford connecting with trains 9 and 58. Round trip fare 1 24. Bedford Concert Band of 35 musicians accompanies the trip.
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The
Monon
Tinton
Ind
Bedford
Linton
Pension granted to widow Lovinia Dandridge in Tunnelton
Samuel Simpson the pension agent received a Pension Department notice Monday granting Lovinia Dandridge widow of Loranzo Dandridge a pension of 12 dollars per month for Tunnelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Simpson
Pension Department
Lovinia Dandridge
Loranzo Dandridge
Tunnelton
National League Vindicates Boston Game Decision
The National League board by mail vote upheld President Tener's ruling awarding the game to Boston after controversy at Folio grounds on April 29, despite lingering objections from John J McGraw and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John. J."mcgraw
National League
Tener
Boston
Folo Grounds
Alfalfa Meeting and Inoculation Offer for Lawrence County
Farmers attend Saturday meeting at the office to discuss alfalfa sowing and inoculation. The U S Department of Agriculture provides enough inoculation for 2 bushels of seed free of charge to cover about 8 acres, request by June 5 with details.
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U. S. Department ofAgriculture
Local Residents Attend Meetings In Leatherwood and Indianapolis
HH D Flinn and Dr Smith of Leesville traveled to Brownstown Monday. Miss Icis Kindred is reported better. Several residents attended a basket meeting at Leatherwood Sunday. Rev Condo held services Saturday night and Sunday morning. John Holiman and Lloyd Speer went to Indianapolis Monday to begin Normal work this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. D. Flinn
Dr. Smith
Leesville
Brownstown
Icis
Leatherwood
John Holiman
Lloyd Speer
Indianapolis
John Durham
Durham
Médora
Harlan ‘ Montgomery
Jackson County
Fate Poe
William Chauncy Root Dies After Long Illness
William Chauncy Root died Sunday morning at his home three miles east of Leatherwood church at age fifty six. He spent his life in the neighborhood as a farmer and was active until tuberculosis weakened him. He belonged to Leatherwoods Christian Church and was a devoted family man with a widow and three married daughters Mrs Monty Fields Mrs Grover Fields and Mrs Otis Crawford surviving him. Funeral services were led by Rev John Williams at Pinhook Church Tuesday at seven o clock with interment in Pinhook Cemetery.
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William Chauncy Root
Leatherwood Church
Hood
Leatherwoods Christian Church
Pin‘hook
Seleven
Pinbook Cemetery
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Trinity
Wendell McClung
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Stoeckton
Chas. Hendrickson
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Hoo. Monical
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Stockton
Cr. Bowen
Vess McChings
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Lil
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W. D. Clark
Bert Clark
Lope
Rice Radebaugh
Koleen
Dedford
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J. A. Brooking
W. H. Crawford
Bedord
Susan Lane of
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W. Y. Haws
Noble Reynolds
James Dobson
C. M. Brooking
Frank Brooking
William Batman
Family Sunday
Thomas Ingle
Bone
Guy Dixon
William Robert
Newton Nichols
Robert Newton
Henry Clark
Near
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Mary Ingle
Robert
J. A. Brooking and
Don Williams
Robert Speers
Everett Ingall
Wife
J. C. Todd
Clell Todd
Fairview
C. Ke, Allen
Oscar Thomas
John Kern
Joel Crawford
Ona
Sunday
Ruby Allsbaugh
Washington, Ind
William Edwards
Robert Brooking
Viola Haws
John Dixon
Annis Crawford
Hellen Thomas
Desse Thomas
Tate Normal
Zella
Cora
Anne Hert
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M. F. Brock
Denniston School House
H. QO. Allen
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Guthrie Creek
Chancy Reot
Christian Church
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Pin Hook
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Orleans
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Miss Ruby
G. A. R. State Meeting
Frank. Young
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Fred Hunsucker
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Leipsic
Ingle
Mother of
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T. R. Neideffer
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Stonington
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Campbellsburg
Harve Pollard
Fred Reynolds
Raymond Neideffer
Mrs. Norman Bush
Washington Do
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Homer Barker
J. K. Link
Henry Hoggatt
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Paoli
Jnc. C. Hayes
Fred
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Ilinois
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Yellowstone
Sheldon Mitchell
J. H. Underwood
John
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Courtney of
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San Diego
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24Th Street
Isom Prince
Cloverdale
E. F. Covey
North L Street
Bartlettsville
Jessie Sowder
Carrie Fisher
Earl Ramsay
George Palmer
Fred Bartlett
Willis Sowder
James Sowder
Supreme Court
New York Society
Consolidated Band
Lawrence County
Lawrentée County
Charles K. Jones
Lawrence ‘County
George .L. .Evans
Chicago
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French
Lick
Artie
Holiman
Rev. Condo
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Leth
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