Marriages and divorces mark busy week in county
A series of weddings and legal actions fill the county docket. Alvin W. Bryant and Helen Wintroyd wed at the M. ik. parsonage. James N. Ray and Louise McDonald married in Pine Village Attica area. Two Attica divorce suits were filed in circuit court. Clee Sharon seeks separation from Lacey Sharon and Loretta Thompson sues John N. Thompson for cruel treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin W. Bryant
Uiney
Helen Wintroyd
Danville
M. Ik
Er. W. Strecker
Asa Osborn
Covington
Squire
James N. Ray
Pine Village
Louise McDonald
Attica
Circuit
Clee Sharon
Lacey Sharon
John N. Thompson
Loretta Thompson
John
Three Gallon Jar Pickles Without Canning Instructions
Weanings and odd ingredients list a method for making pickles in a three gallon jar. Wash and add pickles daily as they are picked. Keep well covered and store without canning. Includes spices such as cinnamon, brown sugar, mustard seed, and horseradish with peppers.
Favorite Cookies I Mrs Madge Carpente
A fragmented home recipe lists ingredients for cookies including butter lard eggs and flour. Measurements are incomplete with several misspellings and unclear amounts. The passage reflects a personal kitchen note rather than a formal recipe.
Hasty Pudding Recipe Instructions for Filling and Sauce
Hasty pudding instructions describe a sauce made with 3 cups boiling water 1 cup sugar and 1 scant teaspoon butter boiled 10 minutes. Filling uses butter sweet milk baking powder flavoring and flour to make a stiff batter baked 21 minutes after dropping filling around in sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Carpenter
Benign Court Wields Judicial Ax to Cut Ties
A court acts decisively to dissolve a binding alliance as judges authorize separation. The ruling moves to end a contentious partnership and reassigns responsibilities to involved parties. Authorities signal further enforcement as the decision takes effect.
Lawsuit Over Will Ends In Deadlocked Jury
John Orcutt Lu elle Hoagland Charles Hoagland and Simon Orcutt sued John Kaler and Florence Kaler to break the will of Tannah Orcutt. Circuit court deliberated 23 hours before jury failed to reach a verdict. Estate includes 25 acres valued at about 500 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Orcutt
Luelle Hoagland
Charles Hoagland
Simon Orcutt
John Kaler
Tf Iorence Kaler
Tannah Orcutt
Circuit Court
Schoonover
Enjoying Nature Homer Bales Visits from Urbana
Homer Bales from Urbana Illinois arrived Monday and plans a week of fishing and hunting along the Wabash River. He has established a temporary stay to enjoy outdoor activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Bales
Urbana
Ill
Footwear Trends Highlight Color and Craft in Summer Shoes
Julia Bottomley notes smart summer footwear features bold color blends of leather and cloth, decorative stitching, and varied lacing. High and low styles mix patent leather with colored cloth, while black and white combinations pair with white dresses, signaling a lasting vogue as cloths for footwear align with forthcoming fall dress goods.
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Gho.os
Myla
Julia Bottomley
Fox Hunt Preparations Under way North of the City
Ed Camp near the city, aided by Chas A Cheney, advances in a fox hunt setup. Cheney, a notable local figure, enjoys the sound of baying hounds, particularly when Old Leace leads. Bales arrived with his pack to join the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Cheney
Mr. Cheney
Daniel Boona
Neck of the Woods
Standard Bearers Meet Promotes Foreign Education Goals
The Standard Bearers missionary class met Friday evening at Miss Nellie Phillips's home. The gathering focused on the educational life of foreign nations. Refreshments were served.
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Nellie Phillips
Entertain at Rebeka hs Lodge Banquet Features Musical Program
A committee of Rebeka h entertained subordinate lodge members at a Thursday banquet. A musical program by Mel Mabel Walker Mrs Virginia Biord Walter Harris and Chas Brown delighted attendees. Refreshments followed.
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Mel
Mabel Walker
Virginia Biord
Walter Harris
Chas. Brown
New Cases Filed in Indiana Courts
State of Indiana ex rel W. Q. O'Neal Company, a corporation, versus Wilmer Foster, Robert Foster and J. L. Foster in a suit on bond. J. L. Banes and Co. versus Robinson & Reath in a suit on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
W. Q. O’neal Company
Wilmer Foster
Robert Foster
J. L. Foster
J.L. Banes and Co
Robinson & Reath
Marriage Licenses Span Wisconsin Couples
Daniel P. Hughes of Madison Wisconsin to Loyola McComas Covington listed among recent licenses. Clarence A Redmon of New ...
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Daniel P. Hughes
Madison
Wis
Loyola McComas
Covington
Clarence A. Redmon
New
Marriage Alliances Noted in Attica Transfers
Richmond to Jessie P Gavitt of Newtown and Claude Rainvelt to June Van Atta of Attica are recorded in a notices page noting transfers of ownership or custody.
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Richmond
Jessie P. Gavitt
Newtown
Claude Rainvelt
June Vanatta
Attica
Frightful Railway Accident Near Newtown
Carl Hibbs, living with Uncle John Stevens south of town, escaped a fatal train collision after his horse was caught on the tracks near River side. He crawled through a top buggy hole as the train hit. The horse, owned by Chas Stevens, was lost. the buggy damaged. Steps are being taken to seek partial reimbursement from the railroad company.
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Carl Hibbs
John Stevens
Carl
Riverside
R. R
RRC
Chas. Stevens
St. R. Co
Miss Strader Parents In Car Collision At Purdue Corner
Thursday of last week Mrs Helen Strader driving with her mother collided with Guy Haas of Veedersburg near Purdue corner due to a tall hedge obstructing view. No serious injuries though Strader car suffered damage. Haas's companion, a boy, was thrown from the vehicle but uninjured. Paul Riley traveled to Covington Saturday for a teachers examination.
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Helen Strader
Purdue Corner
Guy Haas
Veedersburg
Strader
Mr. Haas
Paul Riley
Covington
Diary Voice Reveals Silly Rambles About Prize and Ride Share
The narrator riffs on a pending auction or prize at a camp and mocks readers about campaign editors. A casual travel and ride reference blends with stray remarks on a Kellogg like event and a ride to a distant meet, concluding with a flippant view of diamonds and gifts.
Midnight horse ride ends in arrest in Indiana
Paul Revere rival William Evans of Indianapolis rode a stolen horse across states. Evans stopped in Bismark and entered William Ingram’s stable, then rode on to Waynetown before arrest en route to Indianapolis. A horse thieves detective association member helped thwart the escape. Evans claimed ownership of the horse bought at Covington.
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Phelodianiapolis
New
Danville
Lil
Paul Revere
William Evans
Indianapolis
Evans
Bismark
William Ingram
Waynetown
Detective Association
Covington
Dan SImms Quits Law Firm Over Health
Dan W. Simms of Lafayette announces retirement from the Stuart Hamilton and Simms law firm around July 1 due to ill health and plans to relocate to the Pacific Coast. A Fountain County man, he rose to prominence in his field and friends regret his departure from the state. Things to Worry About. Cucumbers were discovered in 1650.
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Attica Tribune
Dan W. Simms
Lafayette
Stuart, Hamilton and Simms
Pacific Coast
Simms
Fountain County
Evening Glow Over Untold Landscape
Fragmentary poetic scene describes sunset painting western sky with a golden light. Vague imagery includes shimmering vapors and sky water tones and distant fire in a dreamlike landscape. The text reads as lyrical meditation with unclear subjects.
Preparing a Nutritious Lunch for Children
The text advises that children's digestion runs faster than adults and calls for a substantial lunch. hard eggs, meat slices on bread, and luncheon items form a filling meal. Nuts, raisins, figs, or dates boost nutrition, with fresh fruit and a sweet finish like chocolate or candy. A surprise element helps children enjoy and digest meals better. Cup custards and rice with custard offer simple dessert options.
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Ghana
Kile
Perrysville Author Correctly Credited for Story
The Republican notes a miscredit in the tale My Nose Jar. Mrs. J. R. Hinds of Perrysville is the true author, not Miss Elizabethh Blue, and her contributions to farm and home papers establish her Wooser list status.
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Republican
Elizabethh Blue
J. R. Hinds
Perrysville
Hal's Catarrh Cure: a constitutional remedy from Toledo
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hal's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only internal remedy. It offers one hundred dollars for any failure to cure and urges sending for circulars and testimonials.Druggists sell for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Buy markers of E M Board.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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