Bowling Tournament Awards List
Prizes awarded in the Five Man Teams Doubles and Singles events include Crawfordsville Leseure Danville Hupmobiles Danville and various sponsors. Top team and individual honors go to Sprankle Covington Coughean Danville Lykins Faust Danville and others with special prizes from local businesses for high scores most games above 200 and other achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Crawfordsville
Leseure
Danville
Hupmobiles
Sprankle
Giodon Ost
Frame
Mayer How
Co. Lykins
Higgest
I. T. Sellers
Caughean
Hendrix Motor Go
Faust-Lykins
Ashley-Frame
DeHaven-Lykins
Wolford-Caughean
Frame-Shepardo
Are
DeHaven-Sprankle
Gilliland-Manley
Jaliett-Stevens
Kneidie-Stuart
Russell-Biord
Hoopeston
Snodgrass-Sanders
Craw’ville - Demmin-Harshberger
Sprangle-Faust
Olson-Jones
Taylor-Farrow
Danvill
Bodine-Philpott
Philpott
Sanders
Thomas
Watkins
Hoopeston Commercial A
Rodman
C. Russell
Holmes
Petry
Boord Ee Wee
Kerr Psa Eau
Harden
Robb
Hoopeston Commercials
Giddings
Olson
Hoopeston Moose
Danville Elks
Manley
Gilliland
Walsh
Danville Ellis
Hahne
Tayolr
Leighty
Wilson Wee Een
Bil
Wolford
Shepard Wee
Gaughean
Caugheain
Frame Ween
Ewe Enere
Galrett
Ashley
A Sanders
Barger
Ewe Frame
Wwe
DeHaven
Russell
Williams
Lykins
Hart
Stevens
M. Faust
Shepard
Indianapolis visitors buy Argonne hotel and plan move
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wilson, after a stay in Indianapolis, bought the Argonne hotel and prepare to move there. Mrs. Charley Martin went to Danville to enter Lake View hospital for a major surgical operation after days of preparation, with Covington friends hoping for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Wilson
Indianapolis
Argonne Hotel
Charley Martin
Danville
Lake View Hospital
Covington
Population estimates and methods for U S growth in 1920s
The New York report outlines preliminary estimates of the continental United States population on January 1 1928 about 110 1 00 000 with a projected 1930 census figure near 120 000 000 It explains errors in birth death and migration data and describes the National Bureau of Economic Research method to adjust intercensal estimates under Dr Willford I King supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
National Bureau of Economic Research
Bureau
Census Bureau
Willford I. King
University of Wisconsin
Tanlac helps 60-year-old man gain 15 pounds
Herman Schultz of Wever Hammond Delaware, a construction worker, reports stomach trouble and nerves improved after taking Tanlac. He claims weight gain of fifteen pounds, better digestion, relief from heartburn and back pain. His wife also recovered after flu. Tanlac advertised as sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Taniac
Herman Schultz
Freeland Ave
Wever Hammond
Tool Taftlac
Tanlac
Go in Business in Chicago Firm Seeks Partners
Chicago company advertising for a man to manufacture and distribute Snofruit Chemical Heat and other products in the territory. Earnings quoted as 30 to 40 dollars daily with 800 to 50 dollars required, fully secured. Respond by wire or write qualifications to the president at Five South Wabash Room 1864 Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Wabash
Ill and recovering men at Lake View Hospital
James Everly is in Lake View hospital receiving treatment for an eye injury caused by the grip. Homer Lewsader, once partially paralyzed, shows little physical improvement though his mind remains keen. Homer has never recovered since learning of his son Morris’s death in the war overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Everly
Lake View Hospital
Homer Lewsader
Homer
Morris
Obituary of Patric Samuel Bones from Fountain County
Patric Samuel Bones born in Fountain County Indiana April 4 1845 died near Cates Indiana April 1 1925 aged 79 years 6 months and 25 days. Survived by wife Melissa Eden Orhood and four children Phoebe Estella Jasmus Henry Margaret Versra Catherine Elsie died in infancy. Longtime Fountain County resident active Methodist Episcopal Burnside Chapel. Known as Uncle Pat for his service to neighbors and devotion to family community. Also survived by sister Mrs. Townsley and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patric Samuel Bones
Fountain County
Indiana
Cates Indiana
Bee
Patrick Loner
Phoebe Carr-Bones
Melissa Eden Orhood
Witeh
Phoebe Estella
Jasmus Henry
Margaret Versra
Tve Mar
Catherine Elsie
Myr
Boner
Vallace
Coal Creek
Snoddy’s Mills
Methodist Episcopal Church
Burnside Chapel
Pat
J. A. Penner
Melrose
New Mexico
E. H. Boner
Mt. Comfort
Ind
M. M. Lindley
Kingman
W. S. Shafer
Danville
Ill
Thomas Townsley
Covington
Mrs Mabel Highehew and Audrey Visit Rev Blackwell
Mrs Highehew and her daughter Audrey of Indianapolis are guests of Rev Blackwell and his family. Mrs Blackwell, previously ill, is able to go out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Highehew
Audrey
Indianapolis
Notice to Breeders at Covington Stables
Notice to breeders advertising horses and jacks for the season at Covington grounds. Theos and other fine stock will be available daily for inspection this season. Signed RD Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacks
Pears
Theos
Covineton
Hunt
Wallace revival draws crowded house and update on patient
Rev Aero spoke to a packed Wallace Wednesday night. Ware was able to be down in town Friday morning and is now thought to be improving. McGeorge Block notes Texicog and Havoline two oils at Dixie Tire Store. Joseph Miller, manager of the telephone company here, was summoned to his sister’s home in Waukeran, TL, last week where his father was stricken with paralysis and remains in serious condition with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero
Wallace
Ware
Freesday
Texicog
Havoline
Auto Motor
Dixie Tire
McGeorge
Joseph Miller
Telephone
Waukeran
New Air Maps Aid Cross Country Flying
The War department reports completion of a new aerial map by the air service. Special colors mark rivers railroads and highways for landmarks from the air. Towns appear as seen by pilots with landing facilities and field sketches. Steals Nine Centerall and fine. South Bend convict Georgge Davis gets six months at the penal farm. $500 fine remitted and placed with probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Air Service
South Bend
Ind
Georgge Davis
Cow Has Twin Calves in New London Case
New London Connecticut reports a cow named Sue owned by John Morrison of Baltic gave birth to twin calves. Twin births run in Sue’s family as her mother produced three sets of twins in her lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
John Morrison
Baltic
Sue
Wild Boars Attack Farm Near Lille. Son Fires 14
Mad wild boars raided the farm of Maurice Dubourg near Lillebonne. The hysterical attack aimed to tear the door and harm residents. Jules Dubourg fired at the boars, reportedly killing fourteen of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maurice Dubourg
Lillebonne
M. Dvubourg
Jules
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lykins-Faust
Fresno
Ashley Danville
Lykins-Deliaven Covington
Coughean
Gullett
Belles & Mitchell
Sprankie
Smith & Kreusch
Fish
Charles L. Robb
Asnhby
R. M. Sullivan
Robb, Covington
William Darringer
Massey, Covington
Lowes
Clem & Harden
Ashley Kneidie
Demmin
Hoopeston Er
Bovineton
Snodgrass
Norris Covington
Philpott Covington
R. Board
Covington Stuart
Parrish
Hoopeston Holmes Hoopeston
Ada Belles Covington
P. Ost
Russell Hoopeston
C. Massey
S. VanDorn
Fosdick
Wertz
Covington, Indiana
W. H. Lykins
S. P. Gray
R. E. Smith
John LaTourrette
Citizens Bank
U.S
Trust Co’s
TOTAL
State OF Indiana
County OF
Fountain
I. S. P. Gray
Citizens Bank of
C. W. Dice
Research Bureau
H. Shultz
Indiana Citizen
Selford
Main Street
Kokomo
Monte Carlo
Anna Q. Nilsson
Norman Kerry
Dorothy Cumming
John Miltern
Paramount Magazine
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