Harding's Complete Cabinet and Inauguration Day
The piece lists Harding’s cabinet: Hughes Mellon Weeks Daugherty Hays Denby Fall Wallace Hoover Davis. It notes two fish and game bills passed, ferret permit requirement and bass bluegills ban, ferret bill signed. Inauguration Day March 4 with Harding and Coolidge sworn in as Wilson and Marshall retire. Mentions a New York Central railroad accident near Porter crossing with fatalities and prior Hagenback-Wallace wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Pennsylvania
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Will H. Hays
Indiana
Navy
Edwin Denby
Michigan
Interior
A. B. Fall
New Mexico
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
California
James J. Davis
General Assembly
The
Conservation Commission
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Com
Nuch
America
Porter
Jacksonburg Notes and Local Visits
James Underwood is confined to his home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Enyeart of Cambridge City visited her sister here Sunday. A A Lindley and family visited Nash at the Muncie hospital. Frank Underwood remains bedfast. Elnite Craig recovers from tonsillitis. DeHays hosted a Friday party. Morgan family attended a golden wedding in Centerville. Walters and Brown attended Wm Hatfield funeral in Greensfork. Farmers federation held a meeting. grange organizing efforts failed. Santford Ellison ill in Richmond. her daughter Orville Berg j at bedside. Holscomb family to move east of Greens Fork. Hormel family to occupy Dr Deardorf farm. Roth family to occupant vacated farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Underwood
Thos. Enyeart
Cambridge City
A. A. Lindley
Nash
Muncie Hospital
Frank Underwood
Elnite
Raymond Craig
Vern DeHays
George Morgan
Morgan
Centerville
John Walters
Dan Brown
Wm. Hatfield
Greensfork
Farmers’ Federation
Santford Ellison
Richmond
Orv
le Berg J
Billy Holscomb
Jesse [Hormel
Dublin Items Report Camp Work Saturday Night
Mrs. Sarah Demaree returns from Indianapolis. Mrs. Edna Manifold and her Millville children visit Mrs. Geo. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Demaree
Indianapolis
Edna Manifold
Millville
Geo. Eed
Local notices and movements fill Dublin area
Mrs. Sarah Hedgepath returns home to Union City as families relocate to the town. Residents from Cambridge City and Greensfork move into town while Miss Walton joins Straughn high school orchestra and teachers visit home over weekends. The Mothers club meets and church events occur with Rev. Knowles and Rev. Mitchell officiating. A death near Milton prompts funeral services and a large community tribute.
Milton Items Brief Notices and a Civil War Tale
Mrs Emma Beeson visited Indianapolis. The Cary club plans a meeting with Mrs Alice Gresh. Mrs Lillie Wasson visits her mother Mrs Elwood Hussey. Mrs William Hussey reports safe arrival from Phoenix. Mrs Hattie Heist hosted Mary Walker Clarence Langston Vene Beeson and Florence Newman. Martin Frazee born West Farms New York January 1 1541 died Milton February 25 192 with survivors and a long Civil War record including battles Pittsburg Landing Perryville Chickamauga and a Sultana voyage escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Beeson
Indianapolis
Cary Club
Alice Gresh
Lillie Wasson
Elwood Hussey
William Hussey
Phoenix
Arizona
Hattie Heist
Mary Walker
Clarence Langston
Vene Beeson
Florence Newman
Martin
John H
Maria Martin Frazee
West Farms
New York
Milton
Ind
Phoebe Michael
Indiana
Carthage
Co. A
Rich Mountain
Co. C
2D Regiment
Pittsburg Landing
Perryville
Chickamauga
Wilson
Vicksburg
Big Moose Indoor Fair Opens Monday in Cambridge City
The Moose indoor fair and winter garden show will open Monday evening March 7 and run all week at the Moose hall on Main Street. A large stage with curtains will host a vaudeville program featuring the Imperial Troupe of Hawaiians from Chicago, Helen Marie, Prof. Davis, and the Great Tag acrobat, with dancing and music nightly. The program changes each night and includes a popularity contest with a diamond ring, watch and toilet set as prizes.
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Main Street
Cambridge City
Imperial Troupe of
Chicago
Ss. C. Schafer
Mid West
Moose
Helen Marie
Louis
Hobo
Davis
Cambridge
Reeservice Music Co
Adv
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Benedictine Sisters
From the Benedictine Sisters at Holy Name Convent San Antonio Florida this note commends Foley's Honey and Tar as a household remedy for children and families. Carpenter's Drug Store carries the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedictine Sisters
Holy Name Convent
San Antonio
Fla
Bentonville News Roundup of Social and Local Events
Miss Effie Hubbell of Milton visited her brother John Hubbell this weekend. A new son was born to Geo. Wedding and wife. Mrs. John Hubbell shows gradual improvement. Federation of Farmers Fayette County met at Connersville to discuss business including fertilizer. Bentonville observed Washington Day with a patriotic program at the town hall. The bank building plans were reviewed with architect Harry Griffin in Connersville. Bentonville Sunday school meets at 9:30 each Sunday. Rev. Hosier to preach at Bentonville Christian Church. Missionary Society to meet with Mrs. Ed Newbold Thursday. Russell Lamberson and family moved to new home. Ammerman family moved to New Lisbon. Local families attended a missionary rally in Connersville. Domestic Science class serves Friday noon luncheons. Burglars attempted to enter Russell Lamberson’s home last week. a worker fired at the barn to scare them away. Mrs. Don Powell remains very ill. Delbert Smiley family spent the weekend at Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hedgepath
Union City
Frank Underhill
Greensfork
Dorothy Walton
Straughn High School
Lora Henley
Moreland
Norma Herbst
New Castle
Elizabeth Moore
Bwagart
Fairview
Charles Agar
Cambridge City
Charles Waddell
John Copeland
L. Hood
Chicago
Linnie Hood
Mothers Club
Edna Ohmit
Dublin
Dr. Swisher
Dayton
Ohio
Minnie Murray
Thomas Cox
Anderson
Frank Walton
George Peed
Ed. Peirce
Millville
Charles Stewart
Richmond
Robert Stewart
Mamie Kellar
Indianapolis
Ed. Beeson
Bentonville
Mordis
Curtis Grooms
Bradford
J.C. Huddleston
Martha Butler
Washington
Thomas
Marion Sleek
Grace Neff
Clifford Millikan
Geo. Peed
John Shaller
F. C. Knowles
South Cemetery
Hridnds
Andrew Mitchell
The
Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
Edward Morgan
Jams
Cora Herbst
Marie Hayden
Lillian Evans
Effie Hubbell
Milton
John Hubbell
Geo
Federation of Farmers
Fayette County
Connersville
Bentonville State Bank
Harry Griffin
Hosier
Russell Lamberson
James Ammerman
New Lisbon
Fred Hackleman
Irwin
Laurayers
Will Higham
Minnie Higham
Powers
Christian Church
Don Powell
Delbert Smiley
Miss Smiley
You Can Feel Better Tomorrow Foley Cathartic Tablet Ad
An old advertisement promises relief from indigestion constipation headache and bloating with Foley Cathartic Tablet. It claims the product cleanses the bowels sweetens the stomach and tones the liver by taking it this evening and tomorrow you will feel better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter's Drug Store
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W. W. Leverton
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Arlon Doll
Albert Kellam
Colbert Crownover
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