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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1915

Page

5

Reunion of Clark Family at Rivervale Home

The Clark family near Rivervale held a reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Clark with a large turnout. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jevats and daughters Julia and Dade of Bloomington and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell and daughter of Louisville Kentucky. The event featured a hearty feast and a generally enjoyable day.

Clark Rivervale Willian Clark Pharsday Mir O Jevats Juilia Dade Bloomington Harry Russell Louisville

Chinese newcomers attend Indian university in Bloomington

Two Chinese men arrived in Bloomington four weeks ago to study at Indian university. Mr. Jisi Gi Canton and Mr. Wang of Nanking speak English well, having learned in American schools in China. They will be funded by the indemnity fund China sent to America after the Boxer uprising, returned by Uncle Sam for youth education.

Bloomington Jisi Gi Canton Wang Nanking China America Uncle Sam

Yom Kippur Observance Shuts Stores in City

The Jewish Day of Atonement began at sundown and ended Saturday night causing several city shops to close for 24 hours. Most Hebrews did not attend temple, intending to reopen for business Saturday night. Observance follows ten days after Rosh Hashana with beliefs about divine judgment.

Monon Freight Boom and Local Rail activity reported

The Lafayette Courier notes Monon Line freight volume rising with all 600 and 500 class engines in service and no more large locomotives idle. The 522 was placed in service. passenger business also boomed recently. Air Line traffic remains heavy and crews are improving punctuality. Meanwhile a local marriage between Albert Mathews and Ruth Root in Buddha is reported, with details of relatives and travel.

Monon Round House John Priest Lafayette Courier

NO WATER Transformer Burned Out By Lightning Saturday

Lightning struck the sedimentation basin substation Saturday noon burning a transformer and briefly cutting power. A second transformer was wired to restore service after a few minutes. Residents without water prompted inquiries about the outage. Friday evening about 4 80 lightning disrupted power for about an hour citywide.

Sedimentation Basin

Cousins Reunite After Fifty Seven Years apart

Frank McKnight of Orleans visited the city and rode with Elmer MelKnight to the MeiKnight home at Leatherwood. The meeting brought together cousins Frank McKnight aged 77 and J Wes ley McKnight aged 81 after a 57 year separation.

Frank MckKnight Orleans City Elmer MelKnight D. W. MeiKnight Leatherwood

Penal Farm Costs to Putnam County Rise

County council notes rising sheriff's office costs due to Penal farm. Since transfers to the State Prison, the county must cover expenses for 30 inmates to date, with projections exceeding $20 per prisoner as the facility operates longer.

Sheriff's Office Greencastle Whea Putnam County Haseen

Bedford Cubs Triumph Over Bloomington on Four to One Score

Bedford Cubs defeated Bloomington 4 to 1 in a Sunday game as Taylor allowed only two hits. Highlights included Lee’s running catch and a double play by B Taylor with bases loaded. Pitching featured Hansford allowing two hits for the Cubs and the outhit opponents 7 to 2 with 10 strikeouts by Taylor.

Bedford Lee Bass Lewis Taylor Donica Hult Cne T. Duggar Thompson Hans

Farewell Dinner in Oolitic Honors Beyers Family

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lavender of Oolitic hosted a Sunday farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Beyers and family as they move to a new farm near Armstrong station. About forty attendees, including out of town guests from Bedford, shared a meal and social games before departure.

Jesse Lavender Oolitic Cyrus Beyers Cryus Beyers Carrie Beyers Charlie Hubbard Albert Shipwash W. M. Calvin Wilma Otto Lavender Bedford

Mrs John Stafford Funeral Held After Passing at Home

Mrs John Stafford died Monday morning at 6 oclock at her home near Heltonville. The funeral was held Tuesday with services and burial following.

Train Delays Hit Morning Run and Local Obituary

Southbound Monon No. 3 arrived 1 hour 30 minutes late due to engine trouble near Heltonville. Mrs. John Stafford died at her home after a third stroke. Survived by husband two sons and two daughters. Funeral at Pleasant Run church Tuesday with burial in the local cemetery.

Atail Monon John Stafford Heltonville Pleasant Run Church

Grand Jury Adjourns Until Monday September 27

The grand jury adjourned Saturday afternoon to resume Monday September 27. Prosecutor Woolery will prosecute a number of cases in circuit court next week. No report has yet been made, though the jurors had a busy week and many true bills are expected.

Woolery

Oliver Fines Improves After Quarry Accident

Oliver Fines, a politician, was seriously injured when struck on the head and shoulders by a heavy stone at the P. M. and B. quarry several days ago. He is improving rapidly and there is an excellent chance for full recovery.

Oliver Fines Ines

Convention of WGTU at Horatio Harryman Home

The weekly gathering of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Harryman. Members are invited to attend and discuss ongoing temperance work and community outreach.

Convention Highlights At West 17th Street Home

The W C U U of Lawrence county held its annual meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Horatio Harryman on West 17th street. Over fifty attendees braved heavy rain as officers were elected with Addie Brown as president Lizzie McClelland vice president and Della Morgan as corresponding secretary Minnie Dusard treasurer. A matron’s silver medal contest favored Addie Keach and Phoenix Arizona guest Charles Braxton spoke on How Arizona Won Prohibition urging united effort by good people.

Horatio Harryman West 17Th Street Lawrence County Addie Brown Lizzie McClelland Golitic Josephine Fox Minnie Dusard Addie Keach Charles Braxton Phoenix Arizona

Daughter of Yorks Dies at Age 9

Mollie Belle York, daughter of Mr and Mrs John York, died Sunday forenoon at 11 o'clock from heart disease after a period of illness. Born April 27 1906 she was 9 years 5 months and 23 days old. Private funeral was held and interment made Monday at 10 o'clock at Knott cemetery near Bryantsville.

John York Freeland Farw Mollie Belle Knott Bryantsville

Died at Home In Pinhook Mrs Susan J Lane

Mrs Susan J Lane wife of Johan W Lane of Mitchell died Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the Meclack home of Robert Brooking in Pinhook after a long illness. Burial at Tunnelton. She was 60 years 11 months and 1 day. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Tunnelton cemetery conducted by herbert in Tunnleton. North Street Saturday Night. The dark angel claimed Albert Edward Said tome on To Street.

Susan J. Lane Susan Dark Angel of Death Albert Edward Tome Smuth Day Catarrah

Triple Birthday Party Celebrates Dr Gardner Eighty Second

Red Cross home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gardner hosted a Sunday party for a triple birthday. Dr Gardner, age eighty two, marked the milestone while his elder daughter and wife also celebrated. Guests included Dr and Mrs Gardner Bloomington Thomas Gardner Kansas City Joseph G Phipps Jankfort Mr and Mrs J A Rogers and others with a grand dinner and lavish decorations.

Red Cross Dre Joseph Gardner Dr Gardner Theovent Gardner Bloomington Thomas Gardner Kansas City Joseph G. Phipps Jankfort J. A. Rogers M. W. Flunter Aliie Phipps Mollie Gardner Clay Woods

Farm family reunion at Crawford home east of city

A reunion was held Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Crawford seven miles east of the city. Attending from out of town were Mrs Homer Hunsucker of Coxton a Crawford daughter and her husband and five other relatives including Mr and Mrs Edgar Coe of Indianapolis. Mrs Hunsucker and children returned home today while Mr and Mrs Coe will stay longer. Charles J Pylee left for Sullivan to visit his uncle Simpson didwards.

Ambrose Crawford Homer Hunsucker Coxton Mera, Crawford Edgar Coe Indianapolis Hunsucker

Fayetteville Lady Dies After Stroke At 62

Mrs. William Short age about 62 died Sunday at her home near Fayetteville after a stroke and arterial hardening. Funeral and burial were held Monday at Old Union church and cemetery. She is survived by her husband and three married sons and other relatives. Seymour Fines was called to Owensburg by his father W. C. Fines illness. Mr and Mrs Edglar Solomon moved from Williams to Seymour last Saturday to live.

William Short Fayetteville Old Union Church Seymour Fines Owens‘burg W. C. Fines Edglar Solomon Wiliams Seymour

Tolliver Women Attend Mitchell Funeral of Mrs Cooper

Mrs Vica Tolliver and Mrs William Tolliver traveled to Mitchell Monday morning to attend the funeral of Mrs Oliver Cooper, scheduled for this afternoon there.

Vica Tolliver Willam ‘Tolliver Mitchell Oliver Cooper

North End All Stars Beat Mac cabees 8 to 6 at Athletic Park

In a fast game the North End All Stars defeated the Mac cabees 8 to 6 as errors hurt the visitors. Battery for Mac cabees Johnson and Johnson. For All Stars Hilton and McFarlan. Strikeouts: Johnson 19, Hilton 7. Also notes Quincy Short of Springville rode home from Heltonville and nurse Effie Stage broken leg after a fall at City Hospital.

Athletic Park North End All Stars Maccabees Johnson Hilton McFarlan Nev Quincy Short Springville Heltonville Effie Stage City Hospital Wier

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