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Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1916

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Train Gollides With Auto At Switz City Crossing

Elmer Patrick city councilman of Jasonville with Mrs Grace Schwarbreck and Mrs Addie Passon were Injured when their auto struck a westbound S and W freight at Switz City crossing. Patrick saved occupants by flagging the train and all survived without fatalities.

Elmer Patrick Jasonville Grace Scharbreck Terre Haute Addie Passon Bloomfield Switz City Patrick

Germany proposes peace terms with allies and neutral powers

Germany and allies Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria submit a peace plan to neutral powers. The draft reportedly seeks Belgium restoration under German influence with Antwerp possibly controlled by Germany and French northern territories with economic access for German supplies. It envisions Mesopotamia under German Austrian control to reach the Persian Gulf and curb Britain’s routes to India and Egypt. Bulgaria would gain most of Serbia to Nish, while German colonies may be restored or exchanged for French colonies. Turkey’s role is described as minor.

Germany Austria- Hungary Turkey Bulgaria Belgium Antwerp France Mesopotamia Austria Persian Gulf England India Egypt Serbia Nish

Local Man Plants Trees in Greene County Farm

A. B. Titus and his son Albert planted seven acres of walnuts and one acre of chestnuts on the east Richland farm on Thanksgiving Day. The trees are set one rod apart, equaling 160 trees per acre, following state conservation efforts like the Tur key Run forest purchase as a state park.

Greene County A. B. Titus East Richland Township Albert Turkey Run

Church News Sermon Subjects For Next Bloomfield Service

J D Smith pastor notes the choir and Welch's orchestra enhance worship with loyal service. Sunday school at 9 30, public worship at 10 30 with sermon The Fathers Expectant Child. Epworth League 7 00 led by Mildred Faucett. evening sermon If Christ should come to Bloomfield. Mrs J D Smith to sing a morning solo.

J. D. Smith Welch Epworth League Mildred Faucett Bloomfield

Quartet to Provide Special Music for Sunday Service

The quartet will furnish the special music for the evening service and the pastor and wife wish to greet every church member at one or more services next Sunday. If unable to attend, please arrange representation.

Christian Church Revival Brings New Life In Attendance

A season of refreshing has been sent from the presence of the Lord with 39 percent added to the church during the revival. The pastor outlines sermons on Christian Addition and Problems in Christian Mathematics. First sermon next Sunday at 10 30 a.m. on Virtue or Courage. Bible school at 9 30 a.m. Evening evangelistic meeting at 7 p.m. Life's Golden Opportunity. Good music and a hearty welcome await.

Presbyterian Church Services for Sunday December 17

The Presbyterian Church lists services for December 17. 9 30 a.m. United States hour and Sunday school urging attendance. 10 30 a.m. Morning worship with the sermon Strength Sweetness and Service. 6 p.m. Christian Endeavor Big Tasks for our Society. 7 p.m. Evening worship The Sacramental Meaning of Life. Youth urged to attend and guests welcome. Pastor G. W. Horn invites all to bring a friend.

U. S W. Horn

Unclaimed Letters Sent to Dead Letter Office

The following letters remaining unclaimed December 28, 1916, will be sent to the Dead Letter office. Miss May Annis. Geo. E. Endres, Postmaster. The Bloomfield Democrats and the Cincinnati Enquirer, both papers one year for $1.50.

May Annis Geo. E. Endres Bloomfield Democrats The Cincinnati Enquirer

New Cass Township Builds Modern School Facility

James L. Brown completed a 14000 dollar addition to the Newberry school in Cass township giving eleven classrooms a full basement gym and three entrances. The new high school wing houses a large assembly room five recitation rooms and science labs with future manual training and agricultural spaces planned. The gym occupies the entire basement with spectators balcony and separate dressing rooms boosting local athletics. The enrollment is the highest in the district and faculty has been strengthened with new teachers led by L V Phillips A B Indiana University Miss Oakey H Miles A B Franklin College and Margaret Brown. Cass township trustees John B Grooke and advisory board celebrate the advancement for the community.

James L. Brown Newberry Cass Township L. V. Phillips A. B Indiana University Oakey H. Miles Franklin College Margaret Brown Indiana State Normal Institute John B. Grooke

Aged Highland Citizen Found Dead At Home

Winfield S Long of Highland township was found dead at his home last Tuesday noon by his grandson Lloyd Calvert. Born January 17 1848 he married Lucretia Pickard October 11 1870 and had four daughters. Survived by wife two daughters six grandchildren two great grandchildren and a foster son. Funeral and burial at Newark Wednesday.

Winfield S. Long Highland Township Mr. Long Lloyd Calvert Mr. Longe Lucretia Pickard Newark

Son Injured by Falling Slate at Vandalia Mine No 20

Edward Fordyce learns his son was struck by falling slate at Vandalia mine No 20 last Monday. He was quickly notified and traveled to Linton. Authorities say the injury appears not serious.

Edward Fordyce Vandalia Mine No. 20 Linton

Vincennes Sun Christmas Edition Recalls Indiana Gazette History

A December Sunday issue of the Vincennes Sun features a Christmas edition with seven sections and 52 pages, including half tone views and a facsimile of Indiana's oldest extant newspaper the Indiana Gazette edited by Elihu Stout on August 7 1804. The Gazette excerpt notes historic printing practices and announces subscription terms and postage rules. Also included is a dated report from Philadelphia and New York about the Burr Hamilton duel with Hamilton mortally wounded.

Vincennes Sun Indiana Elihu Stout Indiana Gazette Gazette Philadelphia New York Burr Hamilton

High School Box Supper Funds Football Team

The high school held a Monday box supper to benefit the football boys, raising 39.00 dollars. Votes cost five cents each for four boy and girl cake winners, with Paul Edington winning the boys cake and Miss Esther Slinkard the girls. Miss Slinkard narrowly beat Miss Mildred Wymer by two votes. Cakes were made by domestic science students.

Paul Edington Esther Slinkard Mildred Wymer Slinkard Miss L. H. Stalcup

Double Wedding At Worthington Parsonage

The marriage of Miss Jessie Campbell to James Noel and Miss Tona Barton to Charles Woody, both couples from Worthington, occurred at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday afternoon with Rev. J. D. Smith officiating in Episcopal form.

Jessie Campbell James Noel Tona Barton Charles Woody Worthington J. D Smith

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