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Newspaper

Burnettsville News

Location

Burnettsville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1921

Page

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Insurance Agent's Velie Car Stolen Near Newport

T E Gorman a Monticello insurance agent was driving a Velie touring car stolen from a Newport salesroom by two young men who kidnapped the night watchman and fled. The watchman’s father fired, wounding one robber. the pair abandoned the car two miles out and fled in a waiting vehicle. The car, insured, was recovered and paid out to Gorman, who later used the vehicle in Burnettsville.

T. E. Gorman Monticello Newport Indianapolis Dick Turpin Old England

Bur netsville Community Club Meets at Buchanan’s Hardware

The Bur netsville Community Club will hold its stated meeting at Buchanan's hardware store on Tuesday evening October 11th. Officers and members are urged to attend due to business interests to be addressed. J.D. Brown, Secretary.

Burnettsville Community Club Buchanan’s J.D. Brown

Dress concerns at high school spark editor’s comment

The Logansport morning paper cites brief shirts and bare knees as the only dress problems for local high school girls. Editor Corey of the Monticello Evening Journal weighs in on the issue.

Logansport Corey Monticello

Wharton and Galbreth Visit Mrs Gardner in Rockfield

Mr. and Mrs. Wharton and Mrs. Martha Galbreth of Rockfield visited Mrs. Nancy Gardner on Monday.

Mrs. Wharton Martha Galbreth Rockfield Nancy Gardner

Lloyd Lentz Heads to Indianapolis on Business

Lloyd Lentz was in Indianapolis Monday on business. He met with local associates to discuss upcoming ventures and potential partnerships.

Lloyd Lentz Indianapolis

Fine Flowers Brighten Brighton Depot Grounds

Chauncey Barnes restored and tended the flower beds at the local depot along the Pennsylvania Lines from Logansport to the state line. He cleared fence areas, whitewashed posts and trunks, planted new beds, and kept blooms alive through drought, earning public praise for his civic spirit.

Pennsylvania Loganssort State Line Chauncey Barnes Coleus Barnes

Civil War Veterans Hold Fortieth Sixth Indiana Reunion

Twenty members of the Forty sixth Regiment of the Indiana Infantry held their 86th annual reunion in Logansport last Thursday. Officers elected were Thomas Sleeth president, Mrs. Bertha Stair vice president, Hez Robinson secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Mary Coble Daughter of the Regiment. In the evening they dined on a two course chicken dinner at the home of Mrs. Charles Grant. The oldest present were Sampson Shuey and T. B. Ginn aged 84. the youngest was Dr. Brown, 73. Wm. Myers and daughter Mrs. Mary Coble of this place attended.

Indiana Infantry Logansport Thomas Sleeth Bertha Stair Hez Robinson Mary Coble Charles Grant Sampson Shuey T. B. Ginn Dr. Brown Wm. Myers

Principals of White County High Schools Meet at Chalmers

The Principals of the High Schools of White County held their first meeting at Chalmers on Thursday September 29 with all present except Harry Elder of Monticello. A domestic science class luncheon preceded afternoon talks on school problems. The next gathering is set for Brookston on Thursday October 27, 1921.

White County Chalmers Harry Elder Monticello Chalmers High School Brookston

First Frost Comes Tuesday Night Across Area

The first frost of the season arrived Tuesday night after a cold windy day. With the frost late in the season, gardens and fields faced little direct damage but the frost will help kill insect pests.

Mrs Florence Hickney and Laurence Runer Guests in Ohio

Mrs Florence Hickney and Laurence Runer of Piqua Ohio were guests of Albert Tobias and family on Monday.

Florence Hickney Laurence Runer Piqua, Ohio Albert Tobias

Plan To Improve Lake Cicott Beach

John Adair and Frank T. Morris of Logansport have leased Lake Cicott and surrounding land from Mary J. Bropy and the Myers heirs for years. They plan to spend several thousand dollars on improvements to convert the area into a modern summer resort in northern Indiana, addressing the beach’s muddy shores and limited width that have deterred prior development.

Lake Cicott John Adair Frank T. Morris Logansport

Hoosier minister takes post with Alabama-Florida Farms at Big Springs

Rev. M. A. Hughes former Monticello resident and Idaville Church of God pastor has signed as director of Community Welfare for the Alabama-Florida Farms Company. He and his family will move from Anderson to Big Springs, Florida in November. His son Edward, soon to graduate from Anderson business college, will join the southern office in Pensacola. The company bought 30,000 acres across Florida and Alabama, subdividing into small farms with modern improvements suitable for fruit, corn, oats, peanuts and forage.

M. A. Hughes Monticello Church of God Idaville Alabama-Florida Farms Company Big Springs Florida Alabama

Old Friends Meet in Carroll County Reunion

Five longtime Carroll County residents held a reunion last Saturday at Phoebe Coble’s home near Hopewell Adams township. The group includes W. V. Lucas of Santa Cruz California John S Dimmit Susan Gillman Phoebe Coble and William B Coble. All were born in Carroll County and attended a Jefferson township log cabin school seventy five years ago. Ages ranged from eighty one to eighty seven.

W. V. Lucas Santa Cruz Califfornia John S. Dimmit Susan Gillman Phoebe Coble William B. Coble Carroll County Hopewell Adams Township Jefferson Township

White County Bootlegger Sentenced to Penal Farm

White County bootlegger Rosesee Mummet appeared before Judge B F Carr in Monticello on charges of selling liquor and keeping it to sell. He received 200 and 100 dollar fines plus costs totaling 3890 90 and six years at the Indiana State Penal Farm. Mummet, tied to his Monticello tire business, paid the fines and was taken to the state farm by Sheriff Ben Price Jr.

White County Indiana Mummet B. F. Carr Monticello State Farm Mummert Ben Price, Jr

Baptist Church Notes Highlight Fellowship and Vision

Last Sunday at the Baptist church drew a good crowd with sermons music and fellowship. The pastor will deliver a message on The Prophet's Vision of a Wheel within a Wheel and an evening sermon titled One's duty to One's Own Tow. The male quartet will sing at services and all are invited to worship.

The Baptist Church

Mammoth Potato Vinies Grow on Bond Farm

Al Davisson raises unusually long vine potatoes on the Bond farm where Bert Pruitt once lived. Seedlings obtained last year produced three ranities with vines six to eight feet long and vigorous growth. Tubers are large and well shaped while plants remain green and strong.

al Davisson Bond Fara Bert Pruitt

Wrestlers Draw Crowd At Lake Cicott Dance Hall

A good sized crowd saw Ralph Bump William of Logansport and Red McCarroll of South Bend wrestle to a draw in a six round bout at the Webster dance hall Lake Cicott last Thursday evening. Dallas Buchanan of Lake Cicott defeated Frank Nethercutt two falls to one in a lightweights match.

Ralph William Logansport Red McCarroll South Bend Webster Dance Hall Lake Cicott Dallas Buchanan Frank Nethercutt Royal Center Buchanan

Mrs James Beshear Visits Relatives in Logan

Mrs James Beshear of Logan was a guest of relatives here for one day last week.

James Beshear Logansport

Revival to Open at Hickory Grove Church in Defiance

Rev. Sparks of Defiance Ohio will open a revival meeting at Hickory Grove Christian church on Monday evening October 17. The meetings will continue two or three weeks.

Rev. Sparks Defiance Ohio Hickory Grove Christian Church

Speeding Automobile Kills Italiana Boy

Four year old William Vitello of Dunirk near Logansport died nine hours after being struck by a speeding car Tuesday afternoon. Eye witnesses say the car swerved and hit him. the driver fled the scene. The machine carried a man and a woman. no identity clues were found. Public outrage grows over reckless driving on public roads.

William Vitello Joseph Vitello Dunirk Logansport The

Mertz Paul Nuptials At Home Of Reverend Heeter

Walter Franklin Mertz and Missie Paul exchanged marriage vows Saturday evening at Rev G B Heeter's home. The couple, both from nearby families, will reside with the bride's parents while starting their life together and receive congratulations from a wide circle of friends.

Walter Franklin Mertz Clars Mertz Missie Paul James Paul Alee G. B. Lleeter

Potatoes Offered for Winter Storage by W Beshoar Co

W Beshoar Co promotes a potato sale with plans for winter storage and urges customers to place orders. The message promises the best keepers and cookers at a low price.

Local Odd Fellows Meet At Wolcott Last Night

About twenty members of the Odd Fellows society attended a meeting held in Wolcott last night reflecting active civic involvement and group camaraderie.

Odd Fellows Wolcott

Picked Baseball Teams Set to Clash at Monticello Field

Kroll and White counties have arranged a Sunday game at Monticello's Taker field. First pitch is 2 30 with Boyd overseeing White county and Yeoman handling Carroll county. White county lineup features Chamberlain Holladay McPonald Smear Maline Elder Martin and outfielders Monticello names Jenkins Cexi Helfrick. Carroll county lineup remains unsure but may include Rader Gerholser Diminitt from Delphi.

Hety Kroll White Counties Taker Monticello Boyd Monon White County Iss Yeoman Carroll County Chamberlain and Holladay Chalmers Fubby McPonald Menon Smear Maline Joe Elder Vic Martin Jenkins Cexi Monticello Helfrick Delphi Hotweves

Basket Ball Notes Jumps B H S Hosts Chalmers Friday

The B H S basketball team faces Chalmers on the home court Friday October 7. Officials expect a tight finish with B H S favored to edge Chalmers. Admission is 15 and 28 cents.

B. H.S Chalmers

Local notices and social items from Cass County

F LL. Graham serves on Cass Circuit Court jury this week. Mrs Cora Watts of Loganstort visited here last Friday. C. M. Grant bought a new corn shredder to unload at Delphi tomorrow. Mrs Mel Marsh of Atscod and Mrs M S Gardner of Idavilte visited Mrs D M Hatton last week. A National Guard Company with 52 members mustered in at Delphi for Monday drills. Mrs Ella Myers of Warren Indiana and Mrs Anna Myers of Reading Michigan visited Wm Myers and relatives. Rev C R Reppeto assigned to Burnettsville Methodist church from Terre Haute. Charles Shoop's sale last Thursday drew good prices for cattle and hogs. fine O S C hogs and a good drawing card. Quincy Frye acted as auctioneer.

C. M. Grant Delphi Mel Marsh Atscod M. S. Gardner Idavilte D. M. Hatton C. R. Reppeto Burnettsville Charles Shoop O. SC Quincy Frye

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Lake Cicott Beach Baptist Church Notes Mammoth Potato Vinies Lad Vlachine Mertz-Paul Mickie Siday F LL. Graham Cass Cora Watts Loganstort National Guard Ella Myers Warren Anna Myers Reading Michigan
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