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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
4
Trunk Left on Truck Ruins $5,630 Worth Clothing
A large trunk of a wealthy New York family visiting Redford was left on a baggage truck amid heavy rains. About $5,630 worth of fine clothing was ruined. The company is expected to pay full damages. The owner is the wife of a prominent stone operator who runs large shipping lines for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Redford
M&m Ptoimimens Stone
Card of thanks and notices from Indiana families
Sincere thanks for kindness during illness and death of Nina Guernsey McDowell. Appreciation for flowers, transport, pallbearers, and teachers. Notices of Mr and Mrs Robert Mathes planning winter in California with visits to relatives. Roosevelt Memorial Fund canvass appeal for untapped donors. Elizabeth Jester visiting, Mrs Ferguson improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Alse
Guernsey
McDowell
Local Residents News and Property Changes In City
Mrs. Ed Warvey returns from Rochester after five weeks at Mayo Clinic. Mrs. Charles Litzler visits relatives in Louisville. Earl Wible buys Emery cottage on Tih and Q streets through S Keach agency. Mrs. Harry Stone and Mary Ann Dunihue visit after appendectomy in Indiana. Mrs. Harry Askew family news. F E B Crowe buys two Wilmot Laforce cottages on Washington avenue. Relatives of a deceased brother return home. Mrs. Cora B. Holland visits Lincoln Avenue. O. E. S. Grand Matron guest. James Chambers returns from Canada for work at Ingalls. Mrs. Thomas Freeny returns to Lafayette. Melvin Goen and sister Gretna visit from New Castle. Mrs. William Waldhheiser notes cousin Thomas Hughes death in Campbellsburg. funeral held. Mrs. A A Gatlaway visits Denver sister. A J Weddell buys J P Guthrie property on South G street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Twarvey
Rochester
Minn
Drs. Mayo
Stanly L. Hospital
Charles Litzler
Louisville
Earl Wible
S. Keach
B. Emery
Tih and
Q Streets
Harry Stone
Louis Dunihue
Mary Ann
Indiana
Polis
Harry Askew
West Seventeenth
Melvin Goen
Mrs. Gretna
New Castle
Many visitors and local moves noted in city events
Mr and Mrs W T Van Nuys visited daughter Mrs Merle Abbott on West Fifteenth Street. Claude Box World War veteran accompanied by his mother after left leg loss. Mrs Ella Creamer travels to Vaipar for vocational training. Mrs Della Montgomery and daughter Zennith Marie depart for Columbus Ind for sister’s illness. Theodore Skinner moved his line east of the city to Herman McCormick property on Washington Ave. Dora Clendenen leaves for Vallonia to visit parents. J W Laight from California Pa arrives to help reopen George Kraft stores. Mrs Joe Accam of Seattle expected in first week of November to visit relatives. Mrs Carrie Thompson of Oakland visiting niece Mrs C E Erdman. Mr and Mrs J B Farmer attempt return to Sullivan but high waters near Bloomfield delay travel. Mr and Mrs O M Clarke travel with son John and Mrs E Q York to visit S F Buchanan. guests stay several days. Advertisements note store selling coats and dresses 25 percent below market and Rainey Bros seeking scrap iron 70 cents per 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Box
Ella Creamer
Vaipar
Market prices and commodities report from Chicago
Open high and closing figures for corn oats and rye with December and May futures listed. Flour prices for various wheat products plus butter eggs poultry and dairy values. Live stock cattle hog and sheep prices with ranges for steers cows yearlings and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Iaa
Timothy
Clover
Rutter—Creamery
Ss&e
Whitewood
Bucks
Wwe
Heavy rains damage B. and O. railroad tracks near Willow Valley
Heavy rains washed gravel under rails between this city and Washington causing loose crossties and slow orders. B&O officials report washouts near Willow Valley as repairs begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Washington
Rain totals rise as river climbs in Washington Indiana
Official weather observer reports seven inches of rainfall since 6 30 Saturday evening with 1 88 inches from 6 30 to 4 30 Sunday. A fireman raised a stake at the station this morning and later found the river had risen a foot. Washington Ind Nemocrat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cc. Feagans
Washington
Ind
Tas Formal Club Meeting at Mrs Pearson Home
The meeting last Friday of the Tas Formal Club at Mrs J R Pearson’s home was one of the most pleasant the club has enjoyed. In the business session a donation was made to the Roosevelt Memorial fund. The club will keep their French orphan for another year and prepare a Christmas box for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Pearson
Roosevelt
Dhe
Fey
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Tndiana
Ots & Brooks
Thomas J. Brooks
TMS
Bert C. Wicker
WHS
Harry Askhw
James W. Clover
Gurereo
Bedford
Official Republican Newspaper
The
United States
Preas Advertising
Agel
Niho
Ical
Matter Advertising
Margaret Glover
McLaren Mill
Fidla Glove Co
Robert Mathes
California
Womens Committee
Roosevelt Memorial Fund
W. W. Whitney
Nelson Joyner
Dan Tofante
Elizabeth Jester
Columbus
George Ferguson
Heltonville Pike
Ferguson
Ular
GLOBE
I. Keach
E. B. Crowe
Wilmot Laforce
Washington Avenue
Will Wolland
Miranda Morgan
Lyda Lemon
Cora B. Holland
City
John R. Preys
Lincoln Avenue
James Chambers
Canada
Ingalls
Thomas Freeny
Lafayette
W. L. Holmes
William Waldhheiser
Thomas Hughes
Campbellsburg
A. A. Gatlaway
Orleans
Margaret Aydel‘oite
Denver
Colorado
Jennie Lemon
West Seventeenth Sitreet
A. J. Weddell
J. P. Guthrie
W. T. van Nuys
Merle Abbott
West Fifteenth Street
Della Montgomery
Zennith Marie
Willian Palmer
Frank
Theodore Skinner
Mrs. Abbott
Newland Day Farm
Herman McCorvisit
Mick
Dora Clendenen
Vallonia
J. W. Laight
Joe Accam
Seattle
Chicago
Fr. C. Fox
Carrie Thompson
Oakland
C. E . Erdman
J. B. Farmer
E. B. Farmer
Sullivan
Bloomfield
O. M. Clarke
John
E. Q. York
Branch Dry Goods House
Rainey Bros
Suromit Lane
Asthwip
Essary
Willow Valley
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
la Grippe
Petriso
Rubin ‘Well
Genco Light
JF. Sheperd & Sons
General Gas Electric Co
Hanover, Pa
Enos Spencer
Chas
G. Harris
R. EL Lindsey
Sec
Guthrie Street
Postoffice
Kentucky
Poland
China
Grea
Leona High
Thomas R. Bair
R. R. Noo
Bedford Ind
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