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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
8
The Red Cross continues aid for veterans through Home Service, placing cases with the Government and speedily attending to names via Red Cross channels. The Newton County Chapter presents a pageant The Red Cross of Peace to showcase its varied work and ongoing relief efforts.
The Indianapolis Star notes that on election day in Rensselaer A Leopold, aged 88 and long a county resident since 1858, had his vote challenged though his patriotism and Liberty bond support were not questioned. Leopold, born in Germany, had forgotten his exact Iowa origin and papers, while Paul Hanson bought goods in Chicago.
Local items list residents visiting and traveling, including Pearson Pendergrass and John Lowe from Kentland, Mr and Mrs Simon Harned, and Addison White’s funeral in Brook. A smithy ad promotes feed and farm products, with prices for alfalfa molasses, bran, middlings, tankage and cotton seed.
A public notice states the writer will be at Pub- Me Farm Sales to serve any farmers or buyers seeking a sales clerk during the upcoming selling season. The item emphasizes service availability and seasonal staffing.
Brook Indiana October 29 Pine Village boys defeated the Brook five in a lopsided game. Brook failed to form a cohesive unit allowing Pine Village to dominate. Park VanDerVoort each had four points while Cunditt Crane and Cowper led visitors with 12 points apiece. Mather and Lawrence swapped in key moments as R Lyons and Hershman were also shuffled. Referee Changnon. Next up Crown Point hosts Pine Village Friday night.
Howard VanDorn from Harvey Illinois and others vote during election week while residents like Willis Gridley and Misa Alta Light attend social events. Rebekahs honor Past Noble Grand Alta Light, with a cut glass bowl gift, and guests travel between Chicago, Ame, and nearby towns.
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