Two Wounded In Bedford Tragedy Over A Woman
Jefferson Jones was fatally shot and Sol Regina dangerously cut when Elmer Howell attacked Regina after allegedly finding Howell's wife with him. Jones died at a local hotel. Regina fled to a doctor. Howell surrendered to police after the early Wednesday incident linked to a rivalry involving a woman. Elmer Rowell, a bank building helper, had been working nearby.
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Bedford
Jefferson Jones
Sol Regino
Elmer Howell
Howell
Regino
Jones
Oolitic
Ind
Lebanon
Regine
Mary Browning
Regina
Browning
Elmer Rowell
Clarence Cogswell Buggy Damaged By Auto Collision
Clarence Cogswell’s buggy was slightly damaged Sunday afternoon when an automobile struck it. He was traveling east on South Street as the machine turned west from Meridian Street and struck the front wheel, breaking spokes. An interurban car on the track obscured the view for both drivers. the auto driver’s identity was not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cogswell
Cogswell
South Street
Meridian Street
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs John Long
Mr and Mrs John P Kern hosted a surprise party at 09 West Chicago Street to honor Mrs John Long of Slohenish Washington on her 50th birthday. About twenty eight relatives and friends attended and gifts were exchanged with ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kern
Chicago Street
At Home Reception for Mrs Neal Honored Bride
Invitations issued by Mrs. T L Neal Mrs C F S Neal and Miss Grace Neal for an at home reception at 304 Went North Street on Thursday November 12 honoring Mrs Thomas L Neal a recent bride. Hours are 2 to 3 30 and 4 to 6 30 PM.
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C. F. S. Neal
Grace Neal
North Street
Thomas L. Neal
Lyceum Lecture Series Tickets Sell Fast This Winter
About 200 season tickets have been sold for the Lyceum course. The first program will feature Alpine Singers and Yodlers appearing in November. Advance Commercial handles the course charges.
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Lyceum Sourci St
Revival at Central Christian church next Monday evening
Revival meetings begin at the Central Christian church next Monday evening led by Rev. Winders, pastor of the Irvington church. The music will be directed by Wallace Tuttle of Columbus, Ohio, who is noted as a fine chorus director and capable solo worker.
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Central Christian Church
Winders
Irvington
Wallace Tuttle
Columbus, C
Tuttle
Judge Artman Resigns From State Normal Board
Judge S. R. Artman, appointed to the Board of Trustees of Indiana State Normal School at Terre Haute on October 1, has resigned. He attended the October meeting but, citing lack of time, sent his resignation to the governor on October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Artman
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
Taxicab Damaged by Accident Near Polls
Charles Elder suffered scratches and bruises when a taxicab he drove crashed into a ditch after a radius rod connection broke near six miles from town while pursuing a voter without transport. The top of the taxi was crushed but Elder recovered. Mefford was unhurt.
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Charles Elder
Elder
Russel Metford
Mefford
New Brunswick Youth Seriously Hurt in School Scuffle
Myers Carney fifteen year old son of Mose Carney of New Brunswick suffered a severe head injury in a Tuesday night scuffle with Orville Hancock. Hancock struck Carney near the left temple, leaving him unconscious. Dr Hendricks of Litton viewed the injury as possibly crushing part of the skull. the boy was resting as easy as could be expected today.
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Myers Carney
Mose Carney
New Brunswick
Orville Hancock
Hancock
Carney
Myers
Dr. Hendricks
Litton
Pretty Home Wedding in Indianapolis Brings Brinkman Daughter to Tegarden
Miss Bertha Lola Brinkman daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Brinkman married Clyde E Tegarden in a home ceremony in Indianapolis. Attendants included Laneta McCabe and Helen Tegarden. The bride wore white crepe de chine lace and pearl pendant. flowers were pink and white chrysanthemums lilies of the valley and roses. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Indianapolis. the Brinkmans were prominent in Lebanon and the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Lola Brinkman
H. H. Brinkman
Clyde E. Tegarden
Indianapolis
Flossie McCabe
Mendelssohm
Charlie
S. C. Ohran
Thirtyfirst Street Baptist Church
Mary Bassett
Laneta McCabe
Helen Tegarden
Charles Pyle
Harry von Willer
Tegarden
Brinkman
Lebanon
Lebanon Street
First Baptist Church
Boone County Medical Society Hails Prosecutor in Medicine Case
The Boone County Medical Society met at the Public Library on Tuesday night and adopted resolutions commending the prosecuting attorney for zeal in protecting the public. They praised his successful prosecution and conviction of Owen Morkert for illegal practice of medicine and lauded his work upholding Indiana medical laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County Medival Society
Gwen Morkert
Boone County Dreait Court
Boone County Medical Society
Boone County
Owen Morkert
Indiana
Open Meeting of Ladies Aid at Mrs Brandt Livingston’s Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the U B church held an open meeting on a Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Brandt Livingston s home. After the devotional hour the group talked and shared lunch placed on the dining room table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies‘ Aid Society of the
U. B. Church
Brandt Livingston
John Street Church Celebrates 148th Anniversary in New York
The John Street Methodist Episcopal Church in New York marks 148 years with daily services this week. Present pastor Rev. Lewis R. Streeter attends alongside many former pastors at the celebration meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Lewis R. Streeter
House Fire Near Elizaville Damages Largely Avoided
A house belonging to B. F. Hawkins five miles east of Elizaville caught fire Friday afternoon but was extinguished in time to limit damage. The home was insured with the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hawkins
Elizaville
Ohio Fanmlera Insurance Company
Governor Seeks Aid for War Sufferers in Indiana
Governor Ralston urged statewide subscription to a fund aiding noncombatants in Europe. Indiana Red Cross officials met with him, with a second meeting planned. A London cable from Herbert Hoover urged Indiana to raise shiploads of cereals bacon or ham for Belgium, to be titled Indiana ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Indiana
American National Red Cross
Butler
John H. Holliday
Treaster
I. H. Gavish
B. B. Johnson
Red Cross
London
Belgium
Harbert Hoover
Atlantic Seaboard
Flora Held On Horse Stealing Charge In Kokomo
William Flora, 56, and nephew Glen Baker, 12, were arrested near Logansport by Cass County Horse thief Detective association member Frank Barnhart. They were jailed in Kokomo to face horse stealing and larceny charges. The bay horse with a white star pulled a top buggy and carried four lap robes and chickens. The couple, from 1016 Toledo street, had previously come from Kokomo, and the boy has prior arrests for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flora
Logansport
Pharos
Glen Baker
Weacon
Frank Barnhart
Cass County Horsethief Detective Association
Kokomo
New Whitestown Elevator to Open Thursday
The Whitestown elevator owned by Jenkins and Cohee will open for business Thursday morning, November 5, after the old building was destroyed by fire four months ago. The new facility holds 35,000 bushels and features modern up-to-date machinery. A group including J. C. Brown and others left for Witch Lake, Michigan, for deer hunting, as Brown marks his thirty-fifth year in this trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitestown
Jenkins and Cohee
Val Riggins
Cole Brown
James Staley
Clayborn Cain
James Brendale
Witch Lake
Mich
J. C. Brown
George Miller Finishes School Grounds Contract
George Miller has completed the contract awarded ten days ago by the school board for work on the north side of the new Stokes school building. Tile will furnish a driveway for coal wagons and finish touches to the grounds along the alley.
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George Miller
Stokes School
Tri Kappa Charity Euchre Night At Elks Hall
The Tri Kappa charity euchre party will be held tonight at the Elks Hall. The wives are invited, and light refreshments will be sold. Proceeds go to charity, with a good turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Hall
Elks
Tri Kappas
City to Replace Fire Whistle With New Bell Tower
The city recalls a purchased Lun kenheimer fire whistle after it failed to whistle loudly due to low steam pressure from century old boilers at the power house. The device was removed and sent back to the factory, and officials say a new bell tower costing three to four hundred dollars must be built to replace the worn structure.
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Lunkenheimer Company of
Cincinnati
City Water Works
Mrs Chas Fish Hosts Dorcas Class Tea
The Dorcas class of the Presbyterian Sunday school gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Fish home on North East street with assistant hostesses Mrs. Lee Taylor Mrs. Lee Bratton Mrs. Anna Frank Mrs. James Black and Mrs. Stacy Darnall. Mrs. James Black played piano selections and a delicious lunch was served. Guests included Mrs. L M Beaven and Mrs. Claude McKey of this city and Mrs W Hawkey of Indianapolis visiting Mrs Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Presbyterian Sunday School
Charles Fish
North East Street
Lee Taylor
Lee Bratton
Anna Frank
James Black
Stacy Darnall
L. M. Beaven
Claude McKey
W. Hawkey
Local Buyer Takes Thorntown Theater Lease
Lloyd Walker of Frankfort purchased the H. Lee motion picture theater in Thorntown after a Friday night deal and will assume management this morning. The theater, Thorntown’s only working cinema, draws strong patronage as Walker plans to move his family to Thorntown once a suitable home is found.
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Frankfort Times
Lloyd Walker
H. Lee
Thorntown
Play House
Levi Worrell Injured During Halloween Activities
Levi Worrell of New Brunswick was seriously hurt Saturday night during Halloween activities at that place. He suffered a head wound requiring seven stitches to close. Levi Worrell is a brother of Floyd Worrell of this place.
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Levi Worrell
New Brunswick
Hallowe En
Floyd Worrell
Markets From Indianapolis and Chicago on November Fifth
Brief market wire notes show Indiana hog receipts at 9 000 and cattle at 600 with steady demand. Hog prices range from 6 25 to 7 40, cattle mainly 5 to 9, sheep and lambs at 4 50 to 8, while Chicago wheat and oats trade with December at 1 16 and 69 cents respectively. Pork and lard futures quoted, with short local listings for poultry and grains patterns including corn and oats.
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Indianapolis
Incl
Chicago
Dry Goods Men Meet in State Session
Phil Adler attended a Indianapolis convention of Indiana dry goods and department store merchants at the Claypool hotel. Merchants including G. A. Efroymson F. M. Ayers W. H. Block organized a state association to study upcoming legislation shaping hours of employment and wages. Two sessions were held from 11 to 12:20 and 2:30 to 5:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Adler
Indianapolis
Indiana
Claypool Hotel
G. A. Efroymson
F. M. Ayers
W. H. Block
Grant Wiley Hurt In Jointer Accident At Factory
Grant Wiley of Kersey Street and Palmer McMahon Chair factory was severely injured around 9 AM when his right hand caught in a jointer. The fleshy part was smashed, a small bone broken, and tendons cut. He was taken to Williams hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Wiley
Kersey Street
Palmer McMahon
Williams Hospital
Arnette Lee Brown Dies in Thorntown
Arnette Lee Brown colored died at five o clock Sunday evening at her uncle James Tatt s Thorntown home after several months illness with tuberculosis. Born September 27, 1887 in Clinton county she was daughter of Frank Brown of Battle Creek Mich. Survived by father and sister Stella Brown and a member of A M E church and Household of Ruth. Funeral Tuesday at one from James Tatt s residence conducted by Rev A B Taylor interment Maple Lawn cemetery Thorntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnette Lee Brown
James Tatt
Thorntown
She
Clinton County
Frank Brown
Battle Creek
Mich
Stella
Brown
A. M. EB
Ruth
A. B. Taylor
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Christmas Box Sent For European Children From Local Church
The Sunday school board of a local Methodist church sent a large box of Christmas presents to the Chicago Sunday school board on Monday. The box held about seventy five packages valued at $100 and includes sweaters blankets gloves and winter clothing. Chicago will forward the gifts to New York for the Christmas ship departing Brooklyn on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Board
Methodist Church
Chicago Sunday School Board
Europe
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Queen Esther Girls Plan Bazaar Sewing Session
Miss Velma Smithson of North Lebanon street entertained the Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church with about sixteen girls present. Miss Leonard s Wards read and Miss Doroty Felker played piano. A brief business session preceded sewing for the upcoming bazaar and delicious refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Smithson
North Lebanon Street
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Leonards Wards
Dorothy Felker
Fire at Zionsville destroys bed and rug
Zionsville brief reports a fire at a residence Tuesday evening near four o'clock. Mrs Thorntown Burheads discovered smoke, rescued her children, and the bed caught fire. The blaze was confined to the bed and bedding. rug suffered heavy burn but total loss was limited to about fifty dollars, quickly covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zionsville
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South
John Long
Washington State
Mrs. C. FS. Neal
Miss Neal
Will
T. L. Neal
Charles H. Winders
State Normal Board
Chas
C. B. Tegar
den of Indianapolis
Dodson
Medical Society
Morkert
Ladies’ Aid Society
Old John Street
M. E
F. Hawkins
Iseues Proclaration
Bill Flora
Toledo Street
Charity
Euchre
Mrs. Chas
Boys Theater
Frankfort
Moving Picture Show
Hallow
Indianapolis Markets
Legisla
Palmer McMahon Factory
the Hospital
Chldren
Methodist Sunday School
Queen Esther Girls
Miss Velma
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