Personal notices and community callings in Bloomfield
Tuesday visitors and travelers fill Bloomfield with social rounds. Notables include Hon. T. J. Terhune Oscar Bland Elva Cain Frank Hodges and many farm residents from Linton Worthington Switz City and nearby towns. The column records calls, visits, business, commencements, and committee notes across county towns.
Local Lodge Decoration Day and Campus Club News
The Knights of Pythias observed decoration day last Sunday. About 180 University students belong to lodges. Masons lead with 93 members, Eastern Stars have 28, and one student belongs to six groups. R F Brammer to open general store at Old Tulip on June 17. David Kidd installed a sanitary drinking fountain in the courthouse hall. Edward Rector of Chicago donated 100000 for a women’s dormitory, the institution’s largest single gift. Studebaker family of South Bend donated 50000 for ads to be erected at once. Miss Gaynell Bland, daughter of Mr and Mrs David F Bland, will teach music and art in Russellville schools next year. she recently graduated from DePauw University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah W. Edington
Gleen
Ray
Gorda Wright
Owensburg
E. Kirby Ashcraft
Virgil Phillips
Newberry Schools
Bloomington
Agnes Combs
Gene
Frank Levell
The
Baptist Church
F. M. Parker
Willard Creighton
Miss Grace
Creighton
Vernon
Henry Flory
Bonnie
Tulip
Wm. Shepherd
Allen Chapel
Charles Shepherd
Garland
Carter Ashcraft
Curtis Sullivan
Indiana University
Showers Brothers Factory
B. F. McLaughlin
St. Joseph
John McLaughlin
Audrey McLaughlin
Caroline Stein
Mary Cravens
Christian Endeavor
Spencer
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Avis Bryan
J. C. Kelley
Indianapolis
Ruth McNeil-Miller
South Bend
Buffalo
N. Y
F. G. Davis
Angus
Aden Messick
I. U
Aden
M. G. Messick
K. of P. Lodge
Masons
R. F. Brammer
Old Tulip
David Kidd
Court House
Edward Rector
Chicago
Studebaker
Gaynell Bland
David F. Bland
DePauw University
Russellville
Miss Bland
Bloomfield High School
Fitzpatrick Taken to Prison and Carlisle Library Contract
Fitzpatrick was sent to the Jeffersonville reformatory for 1 to 14 years after a suspended grand larceny sentence was revoked for an attempted murder on his wife. C B Willis and son won a Carlisle Carnegie library contract for 6275 dollars, with Carnegie funding 10000 and other funds 8500 for erection and services. Ed Talbott of Idaho visited his brother Earl in Linton and discussed electric power use for railroads and a mountain trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Fitzpatrick
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Roberts
Fitzpatrick
C. B. Willis and Son
Carnegie Library
Carlisle
Carnegie Commission
Ed Talbott
Idaho
Earl
Linton
Talbott
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T. J. Terhune
Oscar E. Bland
Elva Cain
Frank Hodges
Clark
Worthington
John Roach
Cecil Adkins
Arvey Greene
Bedford
Mart Hall
Scotland
Avid Hamilton
Farley
Salsberry
Oinfield
Oy Bach
Detroit
Enry Switz
Switz City
Ohn
F. Stafford
Cns
Y. P. East
Billy Bryan
Offerson Township
Wm. UH. Hays
Bloomfield Wednes
Jessie Paine
Gorda Anderson
Lillian Arham
John Miller
Kansas
J. E. Shafer
Inton
Callie Perrin
Idianapolis
John Fry
Stafford Township
Bloomfield
Fannie Williams
IL. A
Irwin Skerd
Switzity
Mae Sexson
Will Gray
Iss Faye Petty
Fair Oaks
Inna
Mrs. Alradford
L. H. Jones
Innapolis
R. Rodarmel
Solon Youngblood
Dick Huffman
Webster
Fred Frater
Railroad Oys
Lyons
Koleen
Ray Edgton
Ax Bullock
Wers Brothers
Bloomton
Saturnight
I. C. Ad
Sols- Arry
Gip Gaston
Newark
P. M. Cook
Gaston
Cook
Charles Lester
Int
Daugh
Lewis Fry
Cord Fry
Lee Elliott
M. Lindley
Willis Alexander
Ons
John Beshear
Marco
Margaret Vinetta
Little m. Harold
Lerna, al
W. S
jWm. Barker
Mars Barker
Bloomfeld
Mr. Barker
Hoianapolis
iianieCoy
Sullivan
Indiana
Univerity
Edward Johnsen
Isaac Hays
J. G. Gaston
George D. Clayton
David Canada
Aaron Shafer
Center Township
Lex Deckard
Bloomfield Friends
W. M. Rollison
J. D. Taylor
Grant Township
Isance Hunter
Richard Delandt
Cary Sinclair
Geo. Morgan
J. B. Heaton
S. Daniels
Taylor Township
Charles Edington
Jasonville
Oliver Brewer
Cass Township
David Riggle
Dog Island
Clyde Crane
Loisberry
C. V. Wolford
Newberry
J. W. Lucas
Helmer Holmes
Washington Township
Dr. W. R. Cravens
Emmit Ashbaugh
W. A. Siners
Orville Goshorn
Elsworth Jefferies
S. N. Yeoman
C. C. Kirk
Harmon Shoulders
Mineral
Harmon Brown
Frank Blackwood
Ovid Fields
Will Osborn
Ab Vandeventer
Jeptha Moss
Everet Hunter
Isaac Hunter
Frank Fodrill
Jean Poul- Worthington
Martin Ashcraft
Owensboro
Booth Tarkington
W. R. Anderson
Yeoman
Georgia
Elmer O’neal
Ruby Powell
Davis & Davis
Ed Slinkard
Marion and
Otho Sappenfield
Randolph Dye
Mr. Slinkard
County
Chie” Jackson
Davis
Presbyterian Church
L. H. Stalcup
O. W. Shryer
John Watson
Oscar
Walt Killian
Mary Young
George Burch
W. O. C. Deck
Richmond
John Atto
Ed Markle
James Silvers
Thos. Pickard
James Brookshire
Sam Templeton
Austin Harrah
New Tulip
Leonard O. Smith
Highland Township
Amos Ashcraft
Jackson Township
Helen Cravens
Oakey Miles
Franklin College
Ot Buck
Guy
G. N. Jeffers
Mrs. Jeffers
Bertha Neal
Oakley Shepherd
Edith Groves
Mabel Haywood
Merrab Burcham
Toney Fleenor
John A. Cravens
Mary
Dr. L. Booze
Don Hudson
Mr. Hudson
Greene County
Mary Elizabeth Endres
Houston
Texas
George E. Endres
Paul Kessler
Chester Harrah
University of Illinois At Champaign
Oz Buckner
Grace Phillips
Ed Phillips
Iva Catron
Charles Ausman
Leland Hotel
Spring Street
F. L. Harwood
Miss Winnefred
Clyde O. Yoho
Edith
Richard
R. W. Yoho
Tanner
Oneta Williams
Harrah Manufacturing Company
Bloomfield Trust Company
Dorothy Dean
Bloomfield Building, Saving & Loan Association
Lula Wilkerson
Ida Bryan
Bryan
Champaign
Ill
Don Boruff
James Donagher, Sr
A. B. Rose
Faye Marshall
Franklin
L. C. Lukenbill
Joe Bucher
Linton Advertiser
Howard Hays
John Murray
Bobbs-Merrill Book Company
Oscar Shields
Hadley
W. L. Slinkard
James Hudson
St. Louis
Joseph Burkhart
Mahlon Gilbreath
Joseph Fermell
H. W. Letsinger
Mattie Osborn
A. B. Titus
Albert
Samuel Bynum
Frankfort
Letsinger
al Williams
J. B. Stetson
Voile
White
Williams
Carnegie
J. E. Harrel
Vanmeter Hardware Co
Tractional Terminal
W. M. Dobbins
Terminal Station
Illinois and
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