Death of Mrs Louise Roth of Worthington Ind
Mrs Louise Roth aged 75 died Monday morning in Worthington Ind from spinal meningitis. A Bedford native, she moved with husband Charles Roth to Bloomington and later Worthington where the Roth family became prominent. Survived by four sons Henry and Louis and Carl and Williams and two daughters Ottila and Elizabeth. Funeral held at Worthington Wednesday at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Roth
Worthington
Ind
Philip Reuter
Bedford
Louisa
Charles Roth
Bloomington
Robert Reed
West Sixteenth Street
Williams
Henry
Cleveland
Louis
Carl
Terre Haute
Ottila
Elizabeth Roth
Bride Miss Blanche Wright Weds Fred W. Stuart in Bloomington
Miss Blanche Wright of South Washington street married Fred W. Stuart in a double line ceremony at Baptist church last Saturday night at 8:30 conducted by Rev A P Howells. Attendant was Earl McMillan. Stuart works at Showers Bros Co and is a returning veteran. Wright is daughter of Newton and Mrs Wright and sister of Mrs Jesse Laux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Stuart
Blanche Wwight
South Washington Street
Baptist Church
A. P. Howells
Earl McMillan
South Washington
Stuart
Showers Bros. Co
Mrs Webster of Coon Dies in Chicago at 66
Mrs Ziba Webster 66 of Qdon died in Chicago Monday after a visit with her married daughter. Her body will arrive Tuesday afternoon by train and be taken to Southeastern for burial at home. Her husband died months ago and she had been ill with fever during the visit. Funeral services and burial were held Wednesday afternoon. She was well known to Bedford residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziba Webster
Qdon
Chicago
Southeastern
Bedford
Bicknell
Pyyaty
Chudsiy
Auprise
Goodbsve
Wedding of Walter Matthews and Mildred Woods at Evansville
The wedding occurred Wednesday at the bride's home in Evansville with Walter Buddy Matthews, son of the late Senator William N. Matthews, and Miss Mildred Woods among attendees. Relatives from Bloomington and Franklin joined others visiting Seymour for the event and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Leonard
Richard
Evansville
Walter
Buddy) Matthews
Mildred Woods
Matthews
William N. Matthews
William Matthews
Frank Matthews
Bloomington
Orin Barnett
Franklin
Eagles Plan Flag Day Observance at National Convention
The Stone City Aerie 634 Eagles announce an official Flag Day event aligning with the Grand Aerie 20th convention in Pittsburg and New Haven. The observance honors 40 000 Eagles who served in World War I and over 1 000 who died defending the flag. Marriage notices for Alva Parham and Bertha Martin of Bedford and Ralph McKee Voyles and Ruth Stevens of Bedford are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City
Aerie No
Alva Parham
Bedford
Bertha Martin
Ralph . McKee Voyles
Memphis
Tennr
Ruth Stevens
Farmers Federation head to speak in Bedford and Mitchell events
WY. D. Sexon director of the Farmers Federation will address audiences in the circuit court room Bedford Wednesday night October 22 at 8 oclock and in Mitchell Library Building Thursday night October 23 at 8. Rev. Frank Patton of Illinois preached Monday and Tuesday nights. George Brannaman, Pros. 2012¢
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY. D. Sexon
Farmers Federation
Circuit Court Room
Bedford
Mitchell Library
George Brannaman
Frank Patton
Illinois
Seymour Sandphone Artist Leads Purdue Band Sax Section
Oscar Shepard son of Mr and Mrs J B Shepard a Purdue University student has been made leader of the saxophone section of the Purdue band He also belongs to the University glee club and leads the sextette He is noted for his wide state reputation as a saxophonist and has played with major ensembles in the state Rev J F Severinghaus pastor of Seymour M E church is ill with peritonitis Sanford Grubb Heltonville to Connie Hunter Heltonville Hubert Edwards Kurtz to Fiona Hutchinson Lawrence County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Shepard
J.B. Shepard
Purdue University
Purdue
University
Shepard
Seymour
John Ywaase
Rev
F. Wiegand
J. F.severinghaus
M. E
Sanford Grubb
Heltonville
Cinnie Hunter
Hubert Edwards
Kurtz
Fiona Hutchinson
Lawrence County
Death in Indiana prompts funeral travels and visits
Mrs Maud Beyers and the Fender family left Bloomington to attend the funeral of James Grayson 86 at Mitchell cemetery near Norman Station. Grayson died after a long stomach cancer illness. He was never married and survived by his parents three brothers and four sisters. Other news notes visitors to Blooming ton include Mrs Charles Fowler Gerald Indianapolis Mrs Isper Bunch Mildred Caroline Bedford and Mrs Harley Medavis West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Beyers
North Fi Street
Mira
John Fender
Norman Station
Bloomington
Milton Fender
Fender
James Grayson
Mitchell Cemetery
Isper Bunch
Mildred Caroline
Bedford
Harley Medavis
West Fifth Street
Bloomington World
Bicycle Collision Leaves Man in Unconscious State
Charles Spitzer of West Thirteen Street was found Thursday afternoon unconscious after a bicycle strike at 13th and L near Thornt Zollman’s home. He suffered a head wound and concussion, with a boy witness claiming to have collided with a man who may have been Spitzer. Police promise to question the youth once he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spitzer
Thornt Zollman
Spitzer
Ralph Foster
Foster
Alen Bridwell
John R. Pearson
Mrs Moloney silent inquest spurs tour for funds
Washington Democrat reports Mrs Thomas Nooney wife of a California convict tours the country soliciting money to oppose California court actions. She visited Montgomery last week for her father in law's grave and spoke at Jelly Hall. A Bicknell stop claims sensationalism amid disputed grave marker tale. churchyard evidence contradicts the claim of a coal slab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nooney
California
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Jesse Laux
Delco-Light
E. L. Kruse
New York St
Indianapolis
W. H. Fouch & Son
Leipsic, Ind
Rere
the Domestic Engineering Company
Dayton, Ohio
Alnofa
F. M. Bunton
A. G. Palmer
Everett Moore
Springville
Edith Benzel
Edna Kasting
America
Lavender
Della May Davis
Jewell Sutton
Sun Brothers
Order
Mary E. Pace
S. L. Keach
Eagles
Fung WY
Charles Fowler
Gon. Gerald
Walter Carmichae
S. Mort Shortridge
L. Keach
Carrie
Baugh
Pasadena
Cal
Monferre Haute
French Lick
iCharles Spitzer
West
Thir
Istruck
Mrs. Moloney
Mooney
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Peyant Mhoney l
Logootee Undertaking
Montgomery
Democrat
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