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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
4
County A TTute Opens Education Meeting With Devotions
The Lawrence County Teachers' Institute met Monday at the high school with Rev T J Owen leading devotional exercises and educators from Pittsburg and Kansas taking part. Lectures covered extra school room privileges, psychology of suggestion, mental deficiency, mother tongue teaching, and the value of hard work and biographies for student development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Teachers’ Institute
L. B. Sanders
Qwen
The
Baptist Church
Robt. J. McDowell
Pittsburg
McDowell
Supt. Sanders
Chicago University
Hubert W. Nutt
University of Kansas
Lyman
R. J. Tyman
Robert J. McDowell
MacDowell
Nutt
Prof. Nutt
Helen Norton
Ieman
State University
Stump
Jextra
Institute
Borulf
Layman
Lhow
Supt
Sanders
Seltwrits
Mitchell
Bedford
Bar
Null
Local Social News and Notices From Paoli and Surroundings
Aglunian guests include Mrs Roberts and family plus Mr and Mrs Woodward with John Hoffman, a 94 year old bright storyteller. Dr J O Fish travels to Switz City via Norman Station. Murphys visit Williams. Morphy place raided for liquor with no findings. Captain Schnarrs son born Harold Bramwell at Alfordsville during furlough. Various visits to Crawfordsville Medora Leesville Orleans and West Baden noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Bruce Woodward
John Hoffman
Paoli
Hugenia Sutherland
West Seventeenth Street
Hoffman
A. “Schnarr
Alfordsville
Ind
Harold Bramwell
Capt. Schnarr
Ben Dooley
Death of Mrs Benjamin Thomas of Danville
Mrs Benjamin Wreelf received word Wednesday morning of the death of her aunt Mrs Benjamin Thomas of Danville. She was a prominent figure in Danville social and church life. Funeral services are planned for Friday afternoon. Justice of the Peace Whit Speer of Heltonville was in the city on business. Miss Goldin Murphy of Heltonville has returned home from visiting her sister Mrs Asa McKnight. Mrs Claud Bradford and children traveled to Bloomfield to visit relatives and friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Wreelf
Benjamin Thomas
Danville
Thomas
Justice of the Peace
Whit Speer
Heltonville
Goldin Murphy
Asa McKnight
Claud Bradford
Bloomfield
Beatrice Bartlett
Isaac Haw‘kins
Port‘Jettsville
Mose Henderson
Norman Station
Delilah Stancombe
Oolitic
John Deford
Freight Depot Construction Planned at Bedford Stone
A large freight depot is set to be built, likely using Bedford stone, signaling a lasting local logistics facility. The project aims to create a substantial stone structure expected to enhance regional transportation and commerce.
Quiet wedding links Bedford pair to Monon official
Lafayette Courier notes the Monon Railway plans a new freight depot in Lafayette and the wedding of Lafayetta Courier editor Maud E Sharp of Bedford to Ernest E Skytte. The piece details depot construction plans, site layout, and moving Monon offices to a new building on Second and Ferry streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Kent
Monon Railroad
Chicago
Went
Zimmerman
The
Monon
Lafayette Lamber Company
North Second Street
Monoy
Lumber Company
Second Street
Ferry Street
Second
Ferry Streets
Lafayette
P. Ta. McManus
Salem Street
Traimasters
Wockl Fege
Mono
Two Acres Yield Claim In Experimental Corn Plot
Waller Crouch, a south of town farmer, reports two acres of corn that should yield 100 bushels per acre after careful soil preparation and cultivation. He says observers have no doubt about reaching that 100 bushels per acre target. The Gosport Reporter notes accompanying visits and regional travel by local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Crouch
Thornton Pearson families reunion at Edgewater Camp Monticello
The Thornton Parker Pearson families held a reunion at Edgewater camp Monticello Indiana with forty to fifty attending. Descendants of Maj Henry P Thornton highlighted the gathering noting his Kentucky war service and role in Indiana constitutional history. An organizing committee elected A R Orton president and formed plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Parker, Pearson
Edgewater Camp
Add
Henry P. Thornton
Indiana
Maj
Martha Ward
Kentucky
Richard M. Johnson
the Thames
Ora
Browning
A. R. Orton
T. V. Thornton
H. C. Pearson
Martha W. Kendall
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Bedford Weekly Mail
Otis & Brooks
Proprietors
Uqmas J. Brooks
Fred B. Otis
Harry Askew
Wesley L. Rhoda
Official Republican Newspaper
Ofie
United States
T. J. Owen
Educa
Ralph W. Smith
Jesus
A. F. Dalton
Mark
Prof McDowell
Supt Sanders
Stevenson
Pr. Lindley
Indiana Historical Commission
Lindley
Supie Sanders
Christian Science
Montgomery
Standiford
Readig
Exera
Fie
Ictidin
Fla
Dr. Lyman
Prof. Lyman
Aglunian
J. 0. Fish
Switz City
Morphy Place
John Taylor
S. A.tartlett
Lottie
Crawfordsville
Elizabeth Zollman
Medora
Marguerite Holland
Leesville
Robert Harris
Misses Pearl Isa
Orleans
Will Prow
West Baden
Anna McMahon
Dorothy Jones
Ruth Mallwood
James. D. Bummings
Zelma
Bably
Bedford Stone
Ernest E. Skytte
Maud E. Sharp
Ford
Rev
Frank
LENIG
Knestle Skyite
Maud T Sharp
North B Street
Frank Lenigg
Silas Whitted
Indianapolis
Wm. Miller
South O Street
Springville
Ruhler Thomas
Bloomington
Margaret Kindred
Harry Wilson
Everett Asbel
Alan
Thornton, Parker, Pear
Monticello
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