First Officers Training Camp Closes at Fort Benjamin Harrison
The inaugural officers training camp ends this week as army instructors and students complete their work. Graduates from White County include Donald Brearly Monticello Frank D Roberts Monticello Frank Woods Monticello and others who receive commissions as second lieutenants in infantry cavalry and quartermaster corps.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Army
United States Reserve Army
Great National Army
U.S. A
White County
Donald Brearly
Monticello
Quartermaster Corps
Frank D. Roberts
National Army
Frank Woods
Seventh Company Infantry
James D. Purtle
Quartermaster’s Corps
Horace K. Heath
Regular Army
Harvey Gwin Thomas
Infantry
John A. Anheirer
Cavalry
Harry C. Dibell
Wolcott
Cecil W. McCollum
Harry H. Moorer
Idaville
Herbert H. Horner
Monon
White County Teachers Institute Held in Monticello
The annual meeting of the White County teachers institute will take place in the last week of August at the Monticello high school auditorium. Instructors include R. D. Calkins of Central State Normal School Michigan and L. E. McGinnes A M superintendent of public schools Steelton Pennsylvania. The county board of education will attend the Friday session.
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White County Teachers’ Institute
Monticello
R. D. Calkins
Central State Normal School
Michigan
L. E. McGinnes
A. M
Steelton
Penn
County Board of Education
Dr Walter McBeth Answers Call to Service
Dr Walter McBeth, a physician, responds to a wartime call to service in the U S Army Medical Corps. He holds the rank of Second Lieutenant and prepares to serve with medical duties as part of the national defense effort.
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Walter McBeth
U. S. Corps
Wes Titel
Peter Pear
Donations Sought for Company C Fund in Monticello
Miss Marion Ellis and cohort from Monticello collected and listed local donations for a Company C fund. Contributors include W. Beshear Paul Hufford A Spacy A F Galbreth and others totaling multiple dollars to purchase items not supplied by army regulations.
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Marion Ellis
Esther Cullen
Beulah
Ota Cray
Monticello
Co. C
W. Beshear
Paul Hufford
A. Spacy
A. F. Galbreth
Clark Mertz
Geo. Michael
BO Jas
D. Brown
W. M. Porter
Milt Reiff
Tees
E. E. Blickenstaff
W. T. McElheny
Bird, Sparkgs Bers
Ellis
Hanna Family Returns From Niagara Falls Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs John Hanna came home Sunday from a Niagara Falls motor trip with their Monticello son and family. The trip pleased them with scenery crops and vineyards along lakeside routes and a southern swing through Ohio grain areas. They noted unusually strong corn growth around Burnettsville.
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John Hanna
Niagara Falls
Monticello
Mr. Hanna
Ohio
Burnettsville
Former White County Teacher Accepts Walkerton Superintendency
Prof. Frank A. Young, long known in White County, leaves Camden schools after two years as superintendent to take the Walkerton post. Walkerton, with about 1400 residents and a fifteen teacher faculty, increases his salary by 200 dollars a year.
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Frank A. Young
White County
Camden
Walkerton
Harvest Home Meeting at Brethren Church
The Church of the Brethren invites all to a Harvest Home meeting on Sunday August 19 with forenoon programs a basket dinner and an afternoon sermon by Rev Roy Mishler of Kewanna Ind Rev G Bhreter extends the invitation to spend the day with them at the Brethren Church
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Church of the Brethern
Roy Mishler
Kewanna
Ind
Pittsburg visitors Misses Boylen and Mogher return home
Misses Boylen and Jennie Mogher of Pittsburg Pennsylvania have returned home after a visit with relatives here.
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Misses Boylen
Jennie Mogher
Pittsburg
Recruits Sought for Non-Combatant and Support Units
Sergeant Rich from Logansport recruiting reports eight supply companies are needed at once. Each company will include a first sergeant, mess sergeant, supply sergeant, sergeants, 16 corporals, 2 mechanics, 3 buglers, 4 cooks, 71 privates first class, and 145 privates, totaling 252 per unit. Additional openings exist in field artillery aviation corps and quartermaster, with Ambulance Co. No. 1 seeking 12 men.
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National Army
Rich
U. S
Logansport
Uncle Sam
Regular Army
Field Artillery
Quater-Master Corps
Aberdeen Angus Breeders Meet in Logansport
The Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association will hold its annual state sale in Logansport during the first week of November with exact date to be announced. Cattle arrival starts on the 7th and will be housed at the Dykeman barn at 8th Street and Broadway, a facility large enough for 100 head, with more cattle expected.
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Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association
Logansport
Dykeman
Broadway
In Memoriam Carl R Helvie
Carl R Helvie born September 10 1905 near Bringhurst Indiana died August 1 1917 aged 11 in nearing twelve loved by family and community praised for kindness obedience and intellect survived by parents five sisters and half sister Laura Fort Wayne Eva Alma Elizabeth Edna Selah and many relatives and friends
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Carl R. Helvie
Reuben
June Helvie
Bringhurst
Indiana
Carl
Angel of the Lord
God
Kingdom of Heaven
Laura
Fort Wayne
Eva
Alma
Elizabeth
Edna
Selah
Lorain visitors greet Mrs Sara Merts and kin
Mrs Sara Smith and her daughter Mrs Geo Mertz arrive from Lorain Ohio with two sons to visit Mrs Sara Merts and other relatives Saturday evening.
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Sara Smith
Geo. Mertz
Lorain
Ohio
Sara Merts
White County Red Cross Drives Generosity in Campaign
Auditing committee reports White County residents contributed 10 586 90 to the Red Cross Fund ending June 25. Of this sum 6 622 80 was cash and 3 964 10 pledges. Jackson township residents gave 1 544 52 and 313 people asked that one dollar of their gift cover annual membership dues.
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White County
Red Cross
Jackson Township
Red Cross Society
North Manchester Couple Married Here Sunday
Rov Heeter and Miss Gertrude Davis wed Sunday afternoon at Rev. G. B. Heeter's Burnetts Creek home. The couple traveled by auto with Miss Millie Heeter and plan to live on the bride's mother’s farm near Pierceton after visiting in LaPlace Illinois.
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Rov Heeter
Gertrude Davis
Mr. Heeter
G. B. Heeter
Burnetts Creek
Millie Heeter
LaPlace
Ilinois
John Arnold
Heeter
Charles Heeter
Fast Manchester
Pierceton
North Manchester News
Cass County Teachers Institute Set for August at Logansport
The fifty third Cass county teachers institute will meet in Central high school auditorium Logansport the week of August 27. Instructors include Dr W W Black from Indiana University Department of Education Professor C H Albert from Blooming State Normal School and A H Douglass superintendent of Logansport schools.
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Cass County Teachers Institute
Central High School
Logansport
W. W. Black
Department of Education
Indiana University
C. H. Albert
Bloomburg State Normal School
A. H. Douglass
Burkett Family Holds Sixth Annual Reunion
The sixth annual Burkett family reunion was held on Sunday, August 12, at Spencer Park in Logansport. The event drew a large attendance, lunch was a basket dinner at noon, and the afternoon featured social time. New officers elected were John Burkett president and Mrs. H. L. McDonald secretary and treasurer.
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Burkett
Spencer Park
Logansport
John Burkett
H. L. McDonald
Local Social Notes and Army Commission Highlights
Mrs Jas Brown and son Clayton visited Peru to stay with her sister Mrs Lee Hutton. Mr and Mrs A H Nethercut and daughter Nancy attended the Mikseil family reunion at Logansport last Sunday. Mr J Lentz and daughters Daisy and Blanch and Value Gibson of Idaville drove to Searfield where Daisy will resume work with Mr Trainor. Paul Davis son of Fred Davis near town has been commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Engineer's Corps, a high army rank.
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Jas. Brown
Clayton
Peru
Mrs. Brown
Lee Hutton
A. H. Nethercut
Nancy
Mikseil
Logansport
Paul Davis
Fred Davis
Engineer's Corps
Army
Militia Mustered Into Federal Service at Monticello Park
Co. C M G was mustered into U S service Friday morning at Monticello city park with 150 men taking the oath in front of friends and relatives. The unit includes nine surplus members and nine from the ranks forming an unattached squad, enrolled as third regiment men under Capt Cray. Medical pass results are pending for many, and some may be released or replaced by unattached squad members. Six old members, including musician Merl Nethercutt, are dropped due to a War Department rule barring married men with dependents from service.
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U. S
Monticello
Cray
Medical Department
War Department
Merl Nethercutt
Stop Use Court Plaster Advice From State Doctor
Alarmed by reports of tetanus germs on court plaster, Indiana citizens urged to avoid use. Judge Palmer Appointed sent samples to the state bacteriological lab, where Dr Will Shimer found harmless bacilli but no tetanus germs. The piece warns plaster is not sanitary and can infect open wounds.
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Indiana
Palmer
Attimary
Will Shimer
Will Try Economy in Advertising This Year
Cass County Fair organizers cut ad spending to save costs as readers wonder if the fair will occur this fall. Privately the managers hope people know about attractions and dates, but reduced publicity risks attendees missing the event.
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Cass County
Logansport
Dey
Former Compositor in News Office Weds Farmer
John F. Guntrip and Miss Cecile Reynolds were married at noon Wednesday August 8 by Rev J F Ashley at his Monticello home. The bride daughter of the late Ash Reynolds has been a compositor in the NEWS office and will reside on a Prairie township farm with her groom after July 1 resignation.
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John F. Guntrip
Cecile Reynolds
J. F. Ashley
Monticello
Ash Reynolds
Prairie Township
Judge Palmer Named to Represent White County Before Draft Board
Judge T. F. Palmer of Monti cello is appointed attorney to represent White county for the government before the district appeal board under the army conscription law. Currently no conscripts or appeals from the county make the post honorary, though future cases may arise.
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T. F. Palmer
Monticello
White County
Hufford to Tour Western States Ending in Redlands
A. C. Hufford left Sunday evening for an extended tour through the Western States with Redlands, California as the objective. He will stop in Colorado and Salt Lake City en route and visit Harold Irelan and family in Omaha, Nebraska on the return.
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A. C. Hufford
Redlands
California
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Nebraska
Harold Irelan
Old Settlers Picnic Set for Winamac This August
The annual Old Settlers picnic is planned for Winamac on Saturday August 25 featuring a baby show and athletic events. S. G. Brown of Pulaski serves as association president. The text lists several hosting and visiting families including Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Giffin and relatives from Hayden Oklahoma Knightstown Marion Elk Hart and Logansport, plus Elkhart.
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Old Settlers
Winamac
S. G. Brown
Pulaski
J. T. Giffin
Belva Remington
Hayden
Oklahoma
Marjorie
Dorothy
Velma Giffin
Knightstown
Harold Giffin
Marion
Edward Mater and
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Cash Hitchens
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Ethel Hitchens
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