Dancing a New Feature at Community House
Community Building Directors and stockholders met Tuesday evening at the Library and elected three directors Fred Snyder L J Hershman vil Everette dese The by laws were amended to allow club dances at the building with director approval The directors present were L J Hershman Fred Snyder Ben Leopold Chris Barton and W W Pence The past season was financially satisfactory with the baking self supporting Heat upgrades may be needed The treasurer reports a balance of 44 dollars with all bills paid Indebtedness includes a 175 note for the lot bought this summer The upcoming season should improve finances by spring
Supreme Court limits labor interference with business
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that both individuals and unions may only act within their chartered rights, effectively barring labor from restraining or interfering with business operations. The Duplex Printing Co. in Battle Creek Michigan had been restrained in the lower court, with unions claiming exemption under the Clayton Act.
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Trouble for A. D. Babcock Sparks Hornets Nest Quest
Aging A. D. Babcock proclaims a desire to stir a large trouble, likening it to the largest hornet’s nest on the Iroquois banks. Readers are asked to send a five one-one full of pep to his mugen post, with arnica optional, to spur action and close the nest-hole quickly.
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A. D. Babcock
New Chicago Tribune Plant Wringer Idea Claimed
Readers note lack of 18 inch cloths washer wringers and propose a new irrigation canal, while community notices call Knights to Castle Hall for a January 10 meeting and Kentland Theatre schedules shows with special music and 7 pm starts.
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Death of Mrs Elmer Light in Brook
Mrs Elmer Light dies after long illness in Brook. She cared for family and helped neighbors, with husband and children by her side. A private funeral was held at home with Rev. Eller and Rev. Borkert, followed by services at Mt Zion Church and interment in Mt Zion Cemetery.
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Chicago
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Mt. Zion
Obituary of Ellen 8 Troupe in Washington township
Ellen 8 Troupe born February 27 1864 on a Washington township farm. She married Elwer C Light December 22 1887 and raised four children near Mt Zion church. She joined the United Brethren in Christ in 1895 and remained devoted to family and church. After paralysis in 1920 she died January 23 1921, with funeral at Mt Zion Church January 5 or 1921 and burial nearby.
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Washington Township
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W. F. Hunt
Brook
Thhey
George Sf. Troupe
Laves
Henry J. Troupe
Herachell Padgett
Thomas Callen
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Jesus
Card of Thanks for Elmer Bight and Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and after the death of wife and mother Elmer Bight and Children.
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Mass Meeting Saturday at Library for Relief Drive
A community call invites residents to a library gathering Saturday night to plan aid for starving populations in Europe and Asia. Organizers urge donations of surplus crops and funds to purchase relief, noting thousands face death without timely help.
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New Year Celebrations In Brook Highlight Club Parties
New Year was welcomed in Brook with bells rung at the school and three churches. Ideal Club members hosted a dinner at Warner's Hall and then danced until midnight as 1421 music filled the room. Carnation Club entertained Sunflowers at a Garden Party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers with an old fashioned harvest themed room and cafeteria style dinner followed by games and good wishes for the new year.
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Wee Boys Celebrate at Sunday School Party
The Wee Boys Class of the EB Sunday School held a Thursday evening party at Mrs. H A Lyons home. About fifteen boys and as many young ladies attended. They played games, showcased high jumping feats, and enjoyed a pretend zoo. Some girls sang while others played piano. A playful misstep led to a joke about eating partners. The event closed as friends said goodbye until the next celebration. Sisters of Ruth group were hosted by Mrs. Ray Ward on Thursday.
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H. A. Lyons
Zoo
McClure to Be Speaker of Indiana House
Republican lawmakers chose John F. McClure of Anderson as Speaker of the Indiana House. Senator Batts of Paol was elected president pro tem of the Senate. In New York George Ade attended a Lotus Club dinner on December 18 featuring an artful rotogravure menu bearing his photo and play sketches.
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President Ang Congress Clash
The War Finance Corporation revival was attacked by President Wilson who cited the public objection to government mixing with private business. He argued export growth is driven by private enterprise, foreigners’ security constraints rise, and government bonds would expand government liabilities without assured security.
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Farmers Insurance Company Annual Report Meeting
Directors of the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company met at the Public Library in Brook in with stockholders on Monday January 3. Officers elected were President Join Lawrence Vice President John Cox Secretary Chas Hatch Treasurer B A Constable John Wildason and Hugh Light. Amos Agate and Ben Constable reappointed as adjustors. John Wildason, secretary for 15 years, will relinquish the role.
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Temple Moviegrams Offers Week of Films
Tonight Carmel Myers stars in In Folly Trail with a comedy program. Friday presents Goldwyn Special Going Some and Rex Beach first comedy. Saturday features Eileen Percy in Beware of the Bride with another comedy. Monday Grace Darling in Eyen and Eve alongside Mack Sennett comedy Toes. Wednesday Natural Law with Marguerite Courtot and a big cast, also a comedy. Thursday all star net in The Secret Gift era comedy. Friday Wallace Reid stars in The Love Burglar.
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Carmel Myers
Folly Trail
Goldwyn
Rex Beach
Eileen Percy
Grace Darling
Eve
Mack Sennett Comesdy
Elissa Fergison
Natural Law
Marguerite’Courtot
Miss Bob White at Community Building presents sparkling farce
The Rogera Pray Producing Company stages Miss Bob White a lively physical comedy. Miss Vivian Taylor directs with a New York pedigree, featuring two millionaires who masquerade as tramps and a milkmaid romance. Cast includes Claire Livingston as Miss Bob White and Ralph Lyons as Duke of High Tides. Rehearsals underway amid ornate stage and lodge preparations in Brook.
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Lob White
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Wsteve
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Brook
Artic Tre
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Billy van Millen Roll
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Millonaries
Claire Livingston
Bob White
Florence Shaffer Phyllis
Pierce Couple Celebrates Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
On New Year’s Day Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pierce marked sixty years since their 1861 Brook wedding on the Ghaw Martin farm six miles west of Brook. Their daughter Mrs. Chas White hosted family and friends including sons John Curry and Larry, who gathered with a large cake and sixty candles to honor the couple’s long life together and well earned rest in West Brook.
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Martin
Brook
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John
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Larry
Ito
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Local and Business News Highlights from Brook and Beav er City
Community events headline the week with Charles Mathers at home with pneumonia and a New Year entertainment lineup at the Brook Community Building. Beav er City hosts Farmers Institute and a Poultry House schedule. The Newton & Jasper Counties Telephone Company annual meeting is Jan 7, while Miss Bob White returns to the Brook Theatre as part of a busy entertainment slate.
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the Brook Community
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