Brilliant Central Christian Church wedding links two families
The Episcopal ring ceremony united Miss Bevish Campbell and Benjamin Hartley Coombs at Central Christian Church in Lebanon with Rev. Albert Luther Ward presiding. Attendants wore navy blue and wisteria outfits as organ and vocal numbers filled the service before the couple departed for Indianapolis and Bartlesville on their wedding trip.
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Bevish Campbell
Amanda Campbell
Benjamin Hartley Coombs
Central Christian Church
Tri Kappa Sorority
Mary Coons
Jensen
Massenet
Johnson
Miller
Zehr
Edward McDowell
Albert Luther Ward
Maud Witt
Beulah Davis
Fern Coons
Brush McIntyre
Bert Winters
Frank Adney
James Chester Darnall
Ruth Campbell
Rey Campbell
Miss Beulah Davis
Miss Maud Witt
Mendelssohn
Big Four
Mrs. Coombs
Lebanon
Lebanon High School
Indianapolis
Chicago University
Coombs
Pinnell and Coombs
B. FP. Coombs
Charles LaFollette
Mirs
Cynthis Campbell
Roy Campbell
Thorntown
Ed Chavers
Ed Palmer
Bailey released on bond after involuntary manslaughter charge
Homer E. Bailey who faced involuntary manslaughter charges in Frankfort after J. E. Musgrave died from injuries in a car wreck was freed Saturday night on $2,500 bond. Irene Miller sues Jesse Dodson in Squire Perrill's court for possession of property.
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Homer E. Bailey
Frankfort
J. E. Musgrave
Irene Miller
Squire Perrill
Jesse Dodson
Fruit Raising Habits Shift Toward Orchard Growth
Wartime markets limit exports but fruit consumption rises as a staple. The piece urges farmers to plant more fruit trees and apply scientific cultivation to boost yields, noting gains from $1.50 to $8 to $5 per barrel for apples and similar improvements across other fruits.
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Europe
Whitestown Bank sues Altum over two 1919 notes
The Citizens Bank of Whitestown files a circuit court suit against Fred Altum seeking judgment on two notes. One for 1200 with B. W. Ross as surety and another for 1112 with P. A. Altum as surety. Both notes dated November 6, 1919.
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Citizens Bank of
Whitestown, I
A. J. Shelby
Fred Altum
Whitestown Bank
B. W. Ross
P. A
Thaw letter challenges New York official over habeas ruling
Attorney Prank BH Hutchinson has received a circular from Harry XK Thaw accusing Thomas Carmody, New York attorney general, of improper statements about Judge Aldrich's habeas corpus decision. The Gorham New Hampshire dated letter includes Aldrich’s opinion for Hutchinson to review and invites his legal view.
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BH. Hutchinson
Harry XK. Thaw
New York
Aldrich
Gorham
N. H
Thomas Carmory
Carmedy
Thaw
Hutchinson
Crushed Stone Arrives for Noble Street Work
Crushed stone for Noble street has arrived and crews began laying it on Monday afternoon. G.T. Miller holds the contract for street work and installation.
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Noble Street
G.T. Miller
Boone County Sunday School Council Meeting Called
Robert Crose president of the Boone County Sunday School Association calls a council meeting with officers in Centenary Methodist Episcopal church chapel at 1 pm Friday. He urges attendance of all county Sunday school superintendents for matters toward betterization.
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Robert &. Crose
Boone County Sunday School Association
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Eye opening war letters from the front days
Letters from the front describe island England’s peril and resolve. Officers and soldiers recount bayonet clashes near Compiegne and Mons, vivid scenes of fires and retreat, and the need for home sacrifice to win the war.
Battle near Mons and St Quentin with heavy losses
The account describes a delaying stand until reinforcement arrived, a display of artillery at Mons, a drive to destroy two enemy batteries, and a retreat to St Quentin. A driver was fatally wounded and urged that drivers protect their guns as colors, with ten men remaining in the battery and the death of Winchester, a Cornwall boy, during the gun retrieval.
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International News Service
London
Vrites
England
Coldstream
Light Brigade
W. Moore
Royal Field Artillery
London Hospital
Mons
Cornwall
D. Moore
St. Quentin
Winchester
Irish Soldiers Stand Bravely Amid French Frontline Battles
Paris reports vivid accounts from Irish infantry in France showing endurance and courage. A trooper recalls two dragoons sacrificing themselves to seize a German machine gun, while an Irish rifleman aids a wounded Gloucestershire man under siege. The narrator notes the grit extends to hospital wards as medics describe wounded soldiers remaining cheerful.
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Paris
Britain
France
Lot
Irish Rifles
Gloucesters
Red Cross
Bural Army Medics Corps
Whitestown Teacher Suffers Broken Wrist In Auto Mishap
Professor M. C. Marshall of the Whitestown high school sustained a broken right wrist Saturday evening when cranking his auto to start it for garage storage. The accident happened at 5:80.
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M. C. Marshall
Whitestown
Hazelrigg Dossett couple wed in Farmers State Bank parlors
Fay Hazelrigg son of John Hazelrigg and Miss Pearl Dossett formerly of Martingville were married at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon in the parlors of the Farmers State Bank with Rev Homer Dale officiating.
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Fay Hazelrigg
John Hazelrigg
Death of Otis E Mann After Tuberculosis Illness
Otis Edgar Mann aged 22 years 11 months and 17 days died at 1017 West Main Street at 12 10 a m Wednesday of tuberculosis. He had been ill for a year and was born in Sheboygan Michigan November 21 1891. Survived by mother Atlanta G Mann father Lew Mann deceased at 1908 siblings Lysle Mann Audrey Beulah Garrret and Vanita Ostermier. Funeral at Cory Bratton parlors at 2 pm with Rev K W Robbins officiating and burial in Oak Hill cemetery with Moose and I O R M lodge services. He had recently visited relatives in the city.
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Otis Edgar Mann
E. H. Wall
West Main Street
Sheboygan
Mich
Lew Mann
Atlanta G. Mann
Lysle Mann
Knightstown
Vanita Ostermier
Indianapolis
Donald French
Frankfort
Audrey
Beulah
Garret Mann
Methodist Church
Moose Lodges
Painters’ Union
Detroit
Moose Lodge
Mann
Bridal party fete at Darnall home hosts gifts for Coombs Campbell
Mrs Brush McIntyre and Mrs J C Darnall entertained the Coombs Campbell bridal party Tuesday night at 302 East Main Street. Guests admired chrysanthemum bouquets as Mr Coombs presented groomsmen with solid gold sapphire stick pins and Miss Campbell gifted bridesmaids and the maid of honor with jeweled pins and clasps. A formal bridal supper followed.
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Brush McIntyre
J.C. Darnall
Coombs-Campbell
Darnall
East Main Street
Ruth Campbell
Fern Coons
Beulah Davis
Maud Witt
Esther Goombs
Mary Coons
Messia Ben Coombs
Fred Donaldson
Roy Campbell
Bert Winter
Frank Adney
Lee Campbell
Frankfort
Pern Coons
Esther Coombs
Ivory Tolle
Cottonseed Meal as Beef Cattle Feed Gains Favor
Specialists note abundant cottonseed meal this year may let farmers profit by feeding beef cattle at lower costs. With cotton crops strong and European demand disrupted by war, U S production could reach about 16 million bales, yielding significant cottonseed meal supplies for feed use.
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Europe
Denmark
Aouth
United States
Cottonseed meal proves profitable cattle feed and fertilizer
The article notes a large cotton crop with higher home supplies, lowering cottonseed by product prices to 22–24 per ton for meal and 4.50–5.50 for hulls, making meal about 15 cheaper than fil seed meal. It highlights strong feeding value, potential savings, and widespread use in the South and Indiana experiments. It also mentions fertilizer value and broader market benefits for cotton growers.
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South
Corn Belt
Indiana
Bureau of Animal Industry
Miller pleads guilty in hold up raid case
William Miller, one of five alleged automobile bandits captured after a dawn raid on Ed Broadhurst’s pool room in the Pinza hotel, pled guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced to one to fourteen years in Michigan City penitentiary. The gang allegedly recovered $1,256. Miller’s companions John Murphy Joseph Burge Max Hamburg and Lane were to plead guilty to participation.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William Miller
Indianapolis
Plainfield
Ed Broadhursts
Pinza Hotel
Michigan City
Teig
Biers
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Beulah Campbell
Ben H. Coombs
Rev. A. L
Central Christian
ALTUM
F. E. Hutchinson
H. K. Thaw
Ment
County Simday School Association
CVE
Marshall
The
Whitestown High School
Hazelrigg—Dossett
Dtise Mann
West Main
Rela
Tives
Mrs. McIntyre
Campbell Bridal Party
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