Deceased Jane Ann Rigging Remembered in Advance Funeral
Jane Ann Rigging 66 died at 11 45 p m Sunday at her Advance home after a long illness. Born March 14 1847 in Boone County she lived there all her life and married T W Rigging February 22 1866. Survived by husband three children Sidney Riggins Amy Shaw and Gertha Riggins two brothers Henry Stiles and John Stiles. Funeral Tuesday at 1 p m at the Advance residence with interment in Pleasant View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ann Rigging
Advance
Rigging
Boone County
T. W. Rigging
Sidney Riggins
Max
Amy Shaw
Gertha Riggins
Henry Stiles
This County
John Stiles
Cicero
United Brethen
Mas
Pleasant View Cemetery
Social Notes from Bloomington Holiday Weekends
Yr and Mrs E C Gullion and children returned to Bloomington after visiting Mrs W H Moore on E Washington street. Miss Lois Jones hosted Miss Marion France of Minnesota with friends for games. James Williams is ill. Mrs Doll Parcelly of Indianapolis visited Mrs Mary Davison. Mrs Kate Smith of Crawfordsville spent weekend with Mr and Mrs A M Loftland. Miss Ellavor Stark attended a party for Fannie Lane's birthday hosted by M C Lane. Jode Beck of Fort Wayne visits father J H Beck. Loretta McCarthy and Paul McCarthy visited Daniel Hoven's west of Lebanon. Mrs Letha Metcalf of East Street and Mrs R Morrison plan several weeks near Elizaville. Alva Powell returned to Kansas City after Christmas with Mary Powell. Lucile Burke and Mary Chaver visited Lelia M Burke's school in Mechanicsburg. Mrs L S Finney returned home from Green Castle. BH L Kenworthy received word of husband operated on in Mobile Alabama, in serious condition. Nell Wicker of Indianapolis left for several weeks in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Gullion
Bloomington
W. H. Moore
E. Washington Street
Lois Jones
Marion France
Minnesota
James Williams
S. Dast Street
Doll Parcelly
Indianapolis
Mary Davidson
Loretta McCarthy
Paul McCarthy
Daniel Hoven
Lebanon
Letha Metfal
East St
Rachael Morrison
Will Morton
Mechanicsburg
Lelia M. Burke
Mra. L
Finney
Greencastle
Death of a Printer in Frankfort
Ernest Sands lifelong Frankfort resident and printer died at home on Lima street Sunday at 3 40 PM from pulmonary tuberculosis after a two year illness. Born February 4 1884 near Russellville he worked in Frankfort newspaper offices and Lebanon Reporter before joining Nations Printers Home in Colorado Springs in 1912 13. He leaves four sisters in Frankfort and was active in the Presbyterian church Printers Union and Knights of Honor. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from the family residence with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Times
Lima Street
Ernest Sands
Frankfort
Sands
Colorado Springs
Cala
The
Nations Printers
Lebanon
Russiaville
David A
Sarah J. i Sands
Presbyterian Church
Printers Union
Knights of Honor
H. L. €Rath
Green Lawn Cemetery
Mixed party hosted by Hogshire and Ritchin on East South Street
A Thursday night event by Misses Mary Hogshire and Marian Ritchin at the former home on East South Street drew about 40 guests from the W. W. T. club. The evening featured sweet pea and hyacinth decor, a lively conversation game, Harold Tilson of Connersville performing Travel mers, Magdalene Mitchell reciting, Julia Muse singing, and a two course lunch served at small tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hogshire
Marian Ritchin
East South Street
W. W. T. Club
Harold Tilson
Connersville
Magdalene Mitchell
Julia Muse
Thorntown Co operative Telephone Co clears debt and owns plant
The Thorntown Co operative Telephone Company is out of debt and now owns its own plant free of incumbrances. Mrs Anna Stoltz of West Main Street is involved in a related notice on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntown Co-operative ‘Telephone Company
Anna Stoltz
W. Main Street
Agill
Getting Ready for School Primary Child Rehearses for Opening
Chicago parents face a busy morning as holidays end and children prepare for the first day of school. Parents retrieve long forgotten attire and supplies while kids eagerly tidy up and aim to impress teachers as the new term begins.
Agoga Bible Class Era in Baptist Youth Work
The Agoga Bible class formed about four years ago under Rev. FH Adams at First Baptist Church. It grew from four members to 45, then to 120 during a contest to reach 100 young men led by Tom Neal and Lloyd Sicks. Ray Hardy became pastor, prompting the division into two camps the Digg ers and Its, with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. Adams
Adams
F. H. Adams
Crosson
Ray
FL. Hardy
First ‘Baptist
Qhureh
Ong
Hom Thomas J. Neal
Lloyd Sicks
Diggers
Clas
Agoga Bible Class Forms Young Male Basketball Team
The Agoga Bible Class draws young men aged 16 to 38 to form a fast growing basketball group with a second team. Four games played with two wins for the class, plans a gym meeting next Monday to choose the second team, and Tuesday night to play the first team followed by a supper. Membership stands at 47 with 12 attendances. Lebanon youths invite interested nonmembers to join and attend Sunday morning at 9:46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayoga
Lebanon
Giant Arrowhead Found in Idaho Gorge
Government engineers digging for a new dam foundation unearthed a six by four foot nearly perfect arrowhead carved in solid bedrock. The artifact marks a former river gorge and points toward a dangerous rapid, suggesting ancient engineering and a prehistoric race once navigated the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse
Idaho
Arrow Rock
Great Reclamation
aBolse
Founda Big
Goldfield Hen Yields Gold Nugget in Gizzard
A Goldfield pullet owned by Mrs Morgan produced a bean sized gold nugget hidden in its gizzard after the bird reached market size. Earlier a gold encrusted egg and two exceptionally large eggs were reported, with the fowls presenting the owners with remarkable finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
New
Mra 2
OL Morgan
M Heh
Sunday School Record Keeps Perfect Attendance for 51 Years
Kee Bank New Jersey resident Samuel Winterton has completed 51 consecutive years of Sunday school attendance at Keyport Baptist Church. He began at age three under first teacher Mrs Mary Carl Hopper, now a Keyport resident. The half century record totals 2,652 consecutive Sundays in George Day's class. His brother Harry Winterton, long tied to Sunday work, also had an uninterrupted attendance before his job began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Bank
N. J
Samuel Winter
Tan
Keyport
Mary Carlhopper
Winterton Bas Nally
Echool
Rng
George Day
Harry
Winterton
Da Vinci sculpture garden item sparks mushroom growth
A damaged OCR fragment describes a garden or sculpture near the Louvre attributed to Leonardo da Vinci with three mushroom growths covering the landscape. The fragment mentions moisture and Kam, suggesting environmental conditions affecting the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maken
Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre
Insurance firm reaches five hundred thousand yet again
The Lexington Life Insurance Co reports $501,500 in force at the start of 1914, surpassing the $500,000 target set by officials for 1919. Policy to date began in February 1812, with conservative methods and avoidance of high pressure sales. The Home Building Loans and Savings Association declares six percent annual dividend. eleven percent for last year. First National Bank announces four percent quarterly dividend on December 31 and plans to apply for stock in a regional bank. A barn building project is discussed. W J De Vol and J A Coons named to study and report on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Life Insurance Co
Larington
Home Building Loan and Barings Association
First National Bank
W. J. de Vol
J. A. Coons
Attended Services at First Baptist Church Sunday
Well attended Sunday services at the First Baptist Church Abe,tesa held the Sunday gatherings. The young men Agoga class set a record with 43 in Sunday school. The morning service featured a well-led main auditorium with music directed by Jahn L. Saunders and organist Mrs. Dr. Black. The Lord's Supper was observed with over 200 participants and 38 new members received into the church. In the evening the pastor spoke on What the World Gwes the Jew and baptized one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Tesa
First Baptist Church
Jahn L. Saunders
Dr. Black
County Oratorical Contest Set for Friday Night
The annual county oratorical contest will be held Friday night January 16 at the Grand theatre with seating assigned by school delegations. The order of speeches lists boys from Jamestown Zionsville Thorntown Advance Lebanon Whitestown and girls from Whitestown Lebanon Zionsville Thorntown Advance Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntown
Zionsville
Lebanon
Jamestown
Advance
Whitestown
Girtls
Advanee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane Ann Riggins
Boone
BH. L. Kenworthy
John H. Hoy
Mobile
Ala
Ganesh
Tula
Fannie Sands
Eva Walters
Lorena M
Frank‘ort
Helen Walkup
Crawfordsvire
Mrs. H. Moore
N. Meridian Street
Helen Kenworthy
E. Pearl St
George Davis
Fern
Tadlangpolis
Riva Parks
Harristown, I
Hogshire
Marian
Chicago
Baptist Young Men’s Organization
Agoga Bible Class
Goldn
Pullet
Steeis
Lexington Life
Grand Theatre
Janu
Anks
Mabel Kersey
N. Garfield Streets
F. E. Kersey
Helen Kersey
Migael Gelding Grove
Mabel Adair
Juanita Sanford
Mabel Moody
Ae Pragrasaire
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