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Newspaper
Boone County Progressive
Location
Boone, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
9
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A long reader letter from Lebanon Indiana describes a winter trip from Lebanon to Louisville Chattanooga Lookout Mountain and St Petersburg with Florida insights. It notes hotels expansion a growing city boom fishing at Tampa Bay and Gulf of Mexico and lists Boone County residents including Nay Kern Overleese Allen Williams Neese Shelburn Hicks Zeigler Hoppa and Roberts. The party enjoyed warm weather and fishing success though their own catch was modest.
The U S Department of Agriculture invites 200000 young people to enroll in active clubs for next year. Members may join Corn Pig or Corn Calf clubs, with follow up instruction and options across Corn, Potato, Garden, Sugar Beet, Market Garden, and Poultry clubs.
Frank Breedlove and Miss Minnie Reagan wed Saturday afternoon at Farmers State Bank with Rev. Homer Date officiating. The couple, daughter and son of local residents, will reside in Lebanon.
Charles Clampitt of southwest Sheridan was badly hurt Wednesday when his buggy was struck at a crossing by the 4:20 passenger train. The buggy was demolished as Clampitt’s back wheels remained on the track. He suffered head bruises and possible spinal injuries and was taken to Dr. A G Newby’s office with assistants attending. He is about 40 to 45 years old and remains under care at his brother David Ford’s home.
The Thorntown Times reports Rev. W. D. Bell, pastor since fall 1912, has realigned the pastorate effective about April 15. The Bell family came from Kentucky and will likely return there. He is described as a good man, earnest in his work, with best wishes from the community.
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