Meet Whatever The World Brings With A Smile
A Baltimore Sun poem-like reflection urges greeting life with a smile and song. It envisions sunny skies, hopeful hearts, and dancing through trials, suggesting kindness, faith, and positivity will reward the traveler with brighter odds and a song.
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Baltimore Sun
Dam Makes New Swiss Lake Near Berne
The Aar river dam at Muhleberg will form a lake spanning over eighty square miles near Berne and attract tourists. Eight 1000 horsepower turbines will power a district, with a tunnel to drain the lake quickly if needed, and potential future canal plans could allow river traffic to Berne.
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Aar
Berne
Muhleberg
Aumatten
Lake of Bienne
Dead Penns Called in Court Over Ground Rents
In Philadelphia a court used a legal fiction to end ground rents by twenty-one years of nonpayment. The Beck estate near Water Spruce and Pine streets was the case, as the three Penn sons were summoned but did not respond. The jury ruled the Penns in default and awarded verdict to the Beck estate.
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William Penn
Philadelphia
Charles F. Beck
Water
Spruce
Pine Streets
Finletter
Penns
the Crier
John Penn
Thomas Penn
Richard Penn
Beck
Little girl guides man to Mr James Ordway’s house
An old man asks for directions to Mr James Ordway’s residence. The girl advises that if he keeps going his current way, it will be a long journey, but turning back toward the second house would shorten the walk to reach Ordway’s home.
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James Ordway
Local mobility and social notes in South Third area
James Slim returns his fruit and vegetable store to his old stand on South Third street. Robert Bodine moves to the city from the farm, occupying the Martin property on Fifth street. Will Schma and wife spent Thanksgiving in Danville with H. J. Board and wife and attended the opera. A new reservoir provides water in the eastern part of town, with more work needed to finalize supply order. Mr. and Mrs. Graham hosted dinner southeast of the city with guests from Hammond and nearby families.
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James Slim
South Third Street
Robert Bodine
Martin
Fifth Street
Will Schma
Danville
H. J. Board and Wife
Fat boy jokes and prices prompt hopeful reply
A father consoles his son who says the others mock him for being heavy. He predicts the current high food costs will soon change, suggesting optimistic relief on prices may come with time.
Real estate offered for private sale in Newtown Indiana
Viola Schultz as commissioner schedules private sale of Lot 174 in Newtown Fountain County Indiana on December 21 1920 at 9 am at the law office of Robert N Voliva in Newtown with bids to be cash in hand and sale continuing daily until sold. The sale is at not less than the full appraised value and bidders may be rejected. Attorneys Robert N Voliva and John B Martin. 11-19-31
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Fountain Circuit Court
Viola Schultz
George W. Schultz
Mattie Jones
Lawrenzo Jones
Carl Harris
Donald Foster
Robert N. Voliva
Newtown
Indiana
Fountain County
Never Again and a Black Cat Encounter
A soaked traveler recalls driving through heavy rain when a cat darted from a ditch. The driver swerved, skidded into a ditch, and reached aid after wandering through mud to fix a broken wheel. The incident prompts a vow never to take sudden turns on slippery roads again.
Traffic boom widens on national highways
The era of automobile travel brings over 9,000,000 vehicles this year and about twenty million horses and mules once used for motive power. The bulk of traffic concentrates on main lines, with roughly 90 percent of travel on a small share of total road mileage.
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Tess
Local Notes From Covington and Surrounding Towns
Silk shirts and collars from M. Shesley’s Store in Jersey Howell and David Little of the Danville Soldier’s Home visit Covington with friends. Auburn car crank missing between Conover’s and Wabash Chapel. Sherman Yerkes asked to report. Mrs. Julia Vickery, wife of Silas Vickery, was taken by Board ambulance to Lake View hospital. she is in advanced tuberculosis. Arthur and Carl Furnish and families of Muncie and Marion Edwards of Eaton were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Shesley. they returned home Saturday.
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Jersey Howell
David Little
Danville
Covington
Conover’s
Wabash Chapel
Sherman Yerkes
Julia Vickery
Silas Vickery
Board
Lake View Hospital
Arthur
Carl Furnish
Muncie
Marion Edwards
Eaton
Mrs. M. Scesley
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Dick Sheaks and
Elmer Harden
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Charles Yerkes
Wabash Township
Fletcher
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M. Shesley
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