Bedford Briefs Move Through Many Local Tales
A long list of social visits and travel among Bedford residents includes Virgil Mize departing for Pine Bluff Arkansas and Wendell Waltheiser headed to Orleans to bill a show. Numerous departures and returns involve the Hendricks, Pitman, Ewing, Malott, and Dressel families with visits to Indianapolis Salem and Bloomington. A divorce suit is filed by Mamie I Stanford involving Thomas Stanford. Invitations announce Rev Porter and Lena Kirk's marriage set in Indianapolis November 28. Additional notes cover health, visits, and local business changes including Tog gery ownership transfer, hospital updates, and preparations for winter by Wallace Shows. The column also notes sermons by Rev R Scott Hyde and various social calls across Mitchell Bedford Seymour and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Porter
Mitchell
Lena M. Kirk
Indianapolis
Porter
Second Baptist Church
New Suits Filed for November Term in Lawrence Circuit Court
A list of civil cases filed for the November term in Lawrence Circuit Court shows numerous actions including quiet title suits by Martha J. Anderson and others against Jesse Brown, damages and divorce cases involving parties such as Myrtle Biggs, Josie C. Allen, Earl G Short, and James Carotheres, plus ejectment and mandamus actions. The docket numbers range from 5890 to 5920, with entities like Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company and The Road Company appearing. A concert notice precedes the law items, inviting Mary Peyton to an International Grand Concert at the First Christian Church on Friday night, November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Anderson
Jesse Brown
Martin & Martin
William E. Cray
Carnahan Manufacturing Co
Monroe
Carrico McCormick & G
Myrtle Biggs
Iva Biggs
Alexander & Harris
Pff
State of Indiana
Minnie Hubbard
Cyrus Beavers
J. P. Ct
F. N. Fletcher
Boruff
William W. Pitman
Louisa Short
W. E. Clark
James B. Spaulding
Pearl Spaulding
Boruff & Boruff
Pliff
Ella Whitted
Eunice Martin
Enoch Martin
John A. Kimbley
Marion Keynon
Elliott & Houston
Willard Williams
Perry Brannaman
Robert Buckner
Mtg
J. H. Underwood
Gaar Scott and Company
Julius H. Beavers
Brooks & Brooks
Julia Utterback
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
H. P. Pearson
Robert L. McMillan
Owel Evans
Perry Township
Sherman Holmes
McHenry Owen
Plif
Board of Guardians
Nina Greer
J. W. Harris
Mamie I. Sanford
J. H. Edwards
Mary Peyton
International Grand Concert Co
Denver
Schlatter
McLean
Indiana
Democrat predicts Miers as next congress candidate
An old time Democrat remarked today that Judge Miers will be the next Democratic candidate for Congress, claiming Miers knows more about politics than Cy Davis. The Bloomington Telephone notes the remark as a local political tease with no formal pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Miers
Congress
Miers
Cy Davis
Bloomington
Meet the Divine Healer Schlatter at the Opera House
The healer known as Schlatter, real name Charles McLean, 63, a Denver legend in 1944 for healing crowds, visits the city for weekend meetings at Stone City Opera House with sessions at 3 and 7:30 pm. He claims vast powers, travels worldwide, and dismisses paid healing, living on daily collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schletter
Schlatter
Charles McLean
John R. McLean
Cincinnati Enquirer
Kokomo
Ind
Mett
Green
Stone City Opera House
New York City
Hoffman House
Enly
Glasgow
University of Glasgow Loth
Chicago
Christ
Roosevelt
Queen Victoria
Prof J W Ray Dead In Bloomington After Illness
Prof J W Ray died Wednesday at 4 PM at his Bloomington home after a long illness of Brights disease. He was 52, born in Lawrence County, lived in Monroe County 38 years, taught 25 years in Ellettsville Stinesville and Harrodsburg, and was a Mason Odd Fellow and Methodist. Survived by wife Miss Mary Sharp and children Mrs R J Younger Carroll Leota Estella Truley, with brothers and sisters in Lawrence County. Funeral Friday at 1 PM in Bloomington attended by brothers William Thomas and Squire Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ray
Bloomington
Bright
Prof. Ray
Lawrence County
Monroe County
Eliettsville
Mary Sharp
R. J. Younger
Carroll
Leota
Estella
Truley
Ray
Ellettsville
Stinesville
Harrodsburg
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Methodist Church
Couty
William
Thomas
Squire Ray
Funeral for Henry G. Zollman Held at Medora Church
Henry G. Zollman died Tuesday night at his home near Medora. The funeral was held Friday at 11:30 a.m. from the U B church in Medora with burial at Heighton Hill beside Brownstown lodge of Free Masons. Born February 18, 1821 in Owen Township, he lived a farm life in Jackson and later Bedford counties. He married Nancy Hobson in 1848, who died in 1845, and Elizabeth Dodds in 1849. He had ten children, nine living, and was a member of the Masonic Fraternity and the United Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Zollman
Medora
U. B
Heighton Hill
Brownstown Lodge of Freemasons
Mr. Zollman
Owen Township
Adam
Mary Zollman
Indiana
Roekridge County
Jackson County
Zollman
Nancy Hobson
Elizabeth Dodds
Dee Holland
Leesville
D. M. Hughes
Samuel T
Henry J
Bedford
Thomas F
George W
John Hamilton
Geo. Owens
Alice
Zellman
Masonic Fraternity
United Brethren Church
Williams Names Assistants for Auditor's Office
John C. Billheimer, likely to qualify as Auditor of State this week, announced Tuesday the new staff. John E. Reed becomes deputy auditor. John D. Williams of Bedford named settlement clerk, John Ashby of Logansport land clerk, James R. Henry of Gosport bank examiner. Ed M. Hinshaw remains as bank examiner alongside the post. George A. Bingham stays in building and loan, Cyrus Neal and H. W. But... of insurance departments retained. Lena Young Ethel Pitt Cliffie Manlove retained. Mrs. Fred Freeman is ill at her North I Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Billheimer
John E. Reed
John D. Williams
Bedford
John Ashby
Logansport
James R. Henry
Gosport
Ed M. Hinshaw
George A. Bingham
Building and Loan Department
Cyrus Neal
H. W. Buttough
Lena Young
Ethel Pitt
Cliffie B. Manlove
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Ktragoot
the House of Kuppenhelmer
Virgil Mize
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
al Prosser
Orleans
Wendell Waltheiser
John Hendricks
Salem
W. C. Pitman
David Sears
Will Ewing
Wendesday
Jesse B. Burton
Charles G. Malott
Scottish Rite Masons
Jesse Allen
Seymour
Mamie I. Stanford
Thomas Stanford
Ed Garvey
Tillie Kasting
John Dressel
George House
Deborah Benze
Kah
Oklahoma
Henry Zollman
J. E. Henderson
Texas
Jo L. Glover
Frank Ragsdale
Great Falls
Montana
Joe Dressel
Vincennes
Elizabeth Dressel
William Deuel
Birmingham
Ala
Mrs Deuel
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Greenville
Miss
New Albany Tribune
Ora Armstrong
Harley Jackson
Henry Payne
North O Street
Hervie Allen
Tunnelton
Ida Cox
Avoca
Wea Kimbell
Campbellsburg
Louiza Route
East 16Th St
Williams
Will McDaniel
Lisker Adamson and
Williams Sunday
Henry Crawford
Pinhook
Sam Weaver
McCarrell & Bailey
Thomas Meglemre
Harve Reed
Miss Lillie Hartman
Brothers
Ed and
John Hartman
White Creek
Will Stephenson
Jeffie Stafford
Bryantsville
Gertrude Parish
Anna Harley
Osby
Vina Smith
18Th
N Sts
Wallace
Peru
B. BE. Wallace
R. Scott Hyde
First Methodist Church
David
Africa
Cape Colony
Congo
Harry
Betty’’ )Muson
Gertrude Harrell
Billa Dove
Charles Dove
L. Howard Allen
Buckners Gore
Flinn
Flinn Township
Buckners
Owens
Buckner
Sullivan
Gilbert Batt
Saltillo
Lawrence
Carl Mosier
Silverville
Ada Weaver
Brazil
Horace Richardson
East 16Th Street
Calvin Bair
Newton McDowell
Will Rowe
Frank Brooks
Clarence Nantz
LeGrand Lawrence
Ed Hartman
Julia Hartman
Waymansville
Leonard Miller
Fred Byers
Politic
New Orleans
Albert Lindley
Alfred Guthrie
Mary Day
Greencastle
Julia Day
DePauw University
Chas. O. Walker
Henry Campbell
Fayetteville
John Lawson
Baby
H. C. Brown
Leonard
Edward (Spunk) Jones
James Farmer
Shadrach Knight
Theophilus Knight
North Carolina
Lawrence Circuit Court
Hettie Dorsey
Wabash Realty and Loan Company
Fred Freeman
Piff
Josie C. Allen
George B. Allen
Geo. O. Iseminger
George T. Elliott
McKenry Owen
Fernando W. Wesner
David H. Douglass
Dg. A. Zaring
James Carothers
The
Consolidated Stone Company
Plff
Adams Sellers Et al
John Duncan
Peck Williamson Heating and Ventilating Company
Charles E. Carter
Lewis G. Zinkan
Earl G. Short
Palmer
Lou Loos
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Marion Loos
Baltimore and Southwestern Railroad Company
E.B. Crowe
Will
Wilson's Dept Store
Opera House
Colo
Ryt
Citizens Trust Company
Children’s School Umbrellas
Cosner
Dream of Style
the Globe
Carterers
Hoyt’s
Buss Shoe Store
Louis Mayer
Prop’r
Henry G. Zelman
John D. Williams State Settlement
North I Street
H. H. Walls
Fere
Oles Fashion Saults
McCormick Brothers
Friedemans
RED Cross Shoe Store
R. H. Williams
New Opera House Bldg
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