Family Visits and Local Arrivals Chronicle
Outside of City Limits Mr and Mrs Charles Ruby of Glenwood and guest George Kerner of Pine Village spent weekend with Ed gar Ruby. Miss Myrtle Mann attended funeral services for Mrs Maxwell in Knights town. Frank W. Cotton was in Chicago Sunday to Thursday. Rev and Mrs J M Wines of Cleveland visited J O Gray. William Winslow and family from Terre Haute visited W K Winslow. Mrs S M Parker returned from Warsaw with Margaret Louise Parker. Miss Gertrude Parker returned from Pine Mountain school in Harlan county Kentucky. Mrs Oliver Earnest is greatly improved at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ruby
Glenwood
George Kerner
Pine Village
Edgar Ruby
Myrtle Mann
Maxwell
Knightstown
Frank W. Cotton
Chicago
J. M. Wines
Cleveland
J. O. Gray
William Winslow
Gof
Terre Haute
W. K. Winslow
S. M. Parker
Thomas Parker
Warsaw
Margaret Louise Parker
Gertrude Parker
Pine Mountain School
Harlan County
Oliver Earnest
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Citizen Andrew Zimmerman Illness Delays Ballot Petition
A petition with 160 signatures from this township seeks to place James E. Watson on the Republican primary ballot for U. S. Senator. The document, bearing the signatures, was forwarded Thursday to the Secretary of State as Zimmerman remains ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watson
U. S
Local Residents Relocate to Neighboring Homes
The Checker Board reports several Arlington residents moving into new homes. Mr Thompson and family move to Mrs Sarah A White's rooms. Mrs Alice Jordan relocates to C G Hills Main street property. Bruce Jordan family heads to Shelbyville. Mr and Mrs Arthur Longhurst return from Urbana Ohio. Emory Romack to move to Mrs R E Henley's Market street property. Edgar Macy shifts from Ezra Hill farm to a farm north of Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jordan
C. G. Hill
Emory Romack
R. E. Henley
Market Street
Edgar Macy
Ezra Hill
Charlottesville
Gas bills due dates updated at old room
Beginning March 1, all gas bills will be payable at the old room Lineback's tailoring shop on the 8th, 4th and 5th of each month from 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineback
Local Health Notes and Quick Updates
Edwin Drake remains about the same. Mrs Grant Henley continues to improve. Will Bliss of Los Angeles is visiting Rushville. George Hinshaw suffers a severe quinsy attack. Mrs Lydia Wrennick is seriously ill at her Morris home. Edgar H. Boone is improved Wednesday at Robert W. Long Hospital in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bliss
Los Angeles, Calif
Rushville
George Hinshaw
Lydia Wrennick
Morristown
Edgar H. Boone
Robert W. Long
Indianapolis
Sound recordings on steel promise instant dictation links
A Berlin laboratory perfects an 18 year invention that records and stores sound on steel wire. The system uses electromagnetic recording to carry speech across telegraph cables to distant offices and replay stored sounds, enabling reporters to dictate articles directly from anywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Cape Town
Peking
London
Church Notes Preview Services and Meetings
Church notes list upcoming events at multiple churches. East St Christian Helpers meet Thursday at 2 p m with M F Lovett. Friends Bible study with W O Superintendent at 11. Wesleyan Methodist Bible School 9 30 preaching 10 30 by Thurman Addison. Fletcher M E Sunday School 9 30 Morning worship 10 30. Ladies Aid 2 p m Wednesday with Mrs F J Sims. sermon about Christian nation and duty invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Thurman Addison
Fletcher M. E
Ladies’ Aid
F. J. Sims
How Winds Are Caused By Temperature Differences
Winds arise from a disturbance in atmospheric equilibrium caused by temperature differences between adjacent ground areas. Heated surface air expands and rises toward cooler regions creating a topward wind, while surface pressure differences drive a lower inward current forming two distinct winds with speeds based on pressure contrasts.
Notices of Local People and Illnesses Across Towns
Mrs George Fletcher and daughter and family of Muncie visited at Mays. Misses Josephine Scholl and Mary A. Scholl visited Milton from Hutsonville and Connersville. Mrs Wills Grose at Morristown sprained her right ankle in a staircase fall. A son, William James, born Feb 9 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Parker of Warsaw. Miss Lenora Hall of Knights Town, Jackson township teacher, is quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fletcher
Earl Harger
Muncie
Mays
Josephine Scholl
Hutsonville
Ill
Mary A. Scholl
Connersville
Milton
Wills Grose
Morristown
William James
Thomas Parker
Warsaw
Lenora Hall
Knightstown
Jackson Township
Derailed Box Car Interrupts Big Four Line Traffic
A loaded box car derailed from No 94 northbound freight between Montgomery Creek and the Pennsylvania tunnel near Knightstown. About 1600 feet of track were torn up. one car left the rails. A 20 mph slow order was reported. Track replacement finished by 1 20 pm Monday. No 1 southbound arrived at 1 39 pm. Cause of the derailment not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Railroad
Montgomery Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Knightstown
Milroy Couple Guests Of Ed and Mrs Adkins
Mr and Mrs C. O. Patton of Milroy were guests Wednesday of Mr and Mrs Ed Adkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Patton
Milroy
Ed Adkins
Static electricity can ignite gasoline in cars
Chicago Motor Club warns motorists of static fire risk from friction and grounding. A naval surgeon's car burned after his coat rubbed rubber boots, storing electricity and igniting fuel when grounded. Another case involved a chauffeur with a metal can on a gas pump where a spark jumped to the pump, igniting gasoline twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accident Prevention Department
Chicago Motor Club
Pruning Essential for Uniform Fruit in Orchard Trees
R H Roberts of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture urges pruning young orchard trees to shape a balanced top that will yield uniformly good fruit as trees age. He notes growth rate affects fruiting, advises selecting best wood and using pruning to propagate vigor, and says there is no universal pruning system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Roberts
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Roberts
Assessor William Henley To Begin Work In Carthage
William Henley assessor for Ripley township will start work in Carthage early next week. He will be assisted by James Arnold in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henley
Here
Ripley Township
Carthage
James Arnold
Morristown Sun Sold to Milan Investor
The Morristown Sun, owned by C. S. Mercer, has been sold to Mr. Beard of Milan who has taken possession of the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown Sun
C. S. Mercer
Mr. Beard
Milan
Catt Family Visits Friends in Greenfield
H. J. Catt and Mr and Mrs Walter Catt of Anderson visited Sli Catt in Greenfield and were in town on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Catt
Walter Catt
Anderson
Sli Catt
Greenfield
Maple sap run reports show variable yields at sugar camps
Sugar camps report best quality maple syrup in years but light sap runs limit output. Windy days slow flow. Visitors come from across the state. James Terhune camp notes cool weather with only a few sap hours daily. Clyde Henley camp reports 31 gallons, Rue P Henley 40 gallons, Ed Adkins camp 50 gallons. Foust camp fair run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Terhune
H. H. Foust
Ed Adkins
Death of Juanita Arnold at age 7
Juanita Arnold, seven years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oler Arnold, northwest of here, died last Friday morning at 4 45 from a several days illness of influenza. Surviving are the parents one brother and two sisters. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 1 30 in the United Brethren church at Gwynneville and burial was in Asbury cemetery near Morristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Arnold
Oler Arnold
Here
United Brethren Church
Gwynneville
Asbury Cemetery
Morristown
Second Chance Jesse Booker Returned to Stand Trial
Second Chance Jesse Booker, arrested February 12 by Sheriff Bradway of Henry County for violating a court order to leave the state, was brought back Monday to face sentencing of two to fourteen years. He and his family left Monday afternoon for Lexington, Kentucky, with sheriff and a Red Cross aide assisting in moving the family’s goods to the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Booker
Bradway
Henry County
Lexington
Richmond Grand Jury Probes Deaths Case Complex
Richmond grand jury investigates a string of deaths while twelve youths aged 11 to 17 are held in Columbus for bur saries and thefts. Reports say a juvenile gang linked to two Indianapolis youths organized the group. A Chinese wedding unites Miss Ella Ling and Hubert Cheng with high political ties. they plan to travel to Pekin in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ella Ling
Manchester College
Hubert Cheng
Franklin College
North Manchester
Foo Choo
Cheng
China
Pekin
Roscoe Gilmore-Stott Chosen for Commencement Address
Dr. Roscoe Gilmore-Stott a Redpath lecturer and nationally known writer is secured to deliver the commencement address here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Gilmore — Stott
Redpath
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Phelps
A. W. Winfield
Andrew Zimmerman
Checker Board
Bruce Jordan
Shelbyville
Arthur Longhurst
Urbana
Edwin Drake
Grant Henley
Acts Is the
O. Lawrence Hawthorne
Jess
V. C. S. Dudley
East ST. Christian
Ristian
M. F. Lovett
A. m
Bible School
W. O
Dudley
E. L. Glover
Auditorium Theatre
Doris Kenyon
Hobart Bosworth
Singapore
Orient
Wally Wales
Cowboy Prince
Mack Sennett
Price
Clyde Henley
Rue P Henley
Richmond
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