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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
4
The Progres sives refuse Butler's advice to nominate a separate county ticket claiming he acts from self interest. They backed the Republican ticket they helped form, opposing his push for a distinct Progres sive line. A sample ballot aimed to guide voters was printed, provoking Butler who urged likely support for the Republicans. Next Tuesday's results may worsen his standing.
Mrs Charlotte Jones of New Albany is elected district president of the Woman's Relief Corps at the annual convention in Salem. Other officers include Senior VP Mrs Sarah Lewis of Salem Junior VP Mrs Mary Stewart of Bloomington Treasurer Mrs Matilda Hardin of Orleans Delegate in National encampment Mrs Mia Menaugh of Salem Alternate Mrs Florence Scott of Bedford. Next convention to be in New Albany. district No 45 covers Bedford Salem Bloomington Orleans Jeffersonville Seymour and New Albany.
Terre Haute's Industrial Exposition and Corn Show opened with a Monday night street parade led by the Twenty third Regiment of United States Infantry and its band. The week focuses on seventy five exhibits by Verre Hants manufacturers and entries. The Twenty third Regiment Band played in the Court House yard and a dress parade followed nearby. Large crowds toured the two streets, praising original attractions and exhibits.
William Reuter and his daughter Mrs Clyde Bishop arrived home from Indianapolis after their son Fred Reuter, twelve, was operated on for tracheotomy Saturday morning. The boy is improving and expected to recover.
Mrs Thomas Underwood entertained her circle of friends Tuesday afternoon at her G Street home with a pleasant thimble party. A dainty luncheon was served. Mrs Pharnie Smith of Stinesville attended as an out of town guest.
Walter Shrout and Mollie Elizabeth Dillon were wed this afternoon at 2 by Mayor Fields in the County Clerk's office Stalker presiding. Edward Owens spent Tuesday on business at Williams.
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