Indiana Live Stock Sanitary Board Appointment Details
Dr. John L. Eizmiller Democrat Dr. Testell Lett Republican and Bedowned Chambers Republican of Rushville named to the Live Stock Sanitary Board. The 1919 legislature created the board to foster cooperation between veterinarians and breeders. The board includes the state veterinarian serving as secretary with an annual $35 000 appropriation and replaces the former veterinary medical examiners board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Eizmiller
Testell Lett
Rushville
Sicak Sanitary Board
Reed
Indiana Live Stock Breeders’ Association
E. L. Northup
Sanity Board
State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
Board of Examination
Charles Spinning Breaks Right Arm
While starting a trip to Turkey Run, Charles Spinning broke the large bone in his right forearm above the wrist when his father's Ford kicked. Doctors Spinning and Myers treated him with an anesthetic and immobilization. He will not join the trip now, his father plans to drive him later.
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Turkey Run
Charles
Ford
Kingman
Petitioned Route Seen as Key Highway Link Across County
O S Jones Clayton Blythe and Dan Allison presented petitions to the state highway commission calling for a state market highway from Fowler through Williamsport West Lebanon Marshfield Romine corner Perrysville Newport and to the county line. They argue the route would connect county seats Hammond to Terre Haute and link major national cross lines, offering vast regional benefit.
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State Highway Commission
O. S. Jones
Clayton Blythe
Dan Allison
Warren County
Fowler
Williamsport
Lebanon
Marshfield
Romine Corner
Perrysville
Newport
Danville
Covington
Hammond
Terre Haute
Court Doings Show Multiple Civil Filings and Divorces
Court records list cases including foreclosure actions by Paul F. Stouse against Malon Houts Carl E Dien and Rifle King, divorces Moda Williams and Remonstrance over 5th Street improvement. Marriage licenses issued to Joel Cowgill Mina Hershberger and others from Kingman Indianapolis Danville Hillsboro Urbana and Covington.
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Shewey
Chas
Sewey
Fe Laucehlin
Paul F. Stouse
Malon Houts
Paul F. Stsuse
Carl E. Dien
Rifle King
Moda Willians
Willem C. Williams
Pearson
Amanda S. Pearson
5Th Street Improvement
Circuit Court
Joel Cowgill
Kingman
Mina Hershberger
James White
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Stenger
Carroll Wallace
Veedersburg
Nell Harris
Hillsboro
Wm. Williams
Danville
Uil
Edith Gardner
Lillian Waterstrad
Charles Smith
Weelersburg
Edna Pace
Covington
Cleve Willett
Faye Helms
Stone Bluff
Earl Stade
Urbana
Ill
Daisy Hord
Henry Cverr
Hammond
Taken Miss Faye Hurley Dies After Tuberculosis
Miss Faye Hurley, 17, of northwest of West Lebanon, died July 4 1919 after a prolonged TB illness. She was a high school student, Christian church member since 1914, and daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo W Hurley with two sisters and two brothers as survivors. Funeral held Sunday at West Lebanon Christian church, burial in West Lebanon cemetery. Rev Beebee officiated.
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Faye Hurley
West
Faye
West Lebanon Christian Church
Rev
Beebee
Methodist Church
West Lebanon Cemetery
Wabash Chapel Ice Cream Social Notice
The church ladies host an ice cream supper on Wednesday evening July 23 with a rain date the next evening If the forecast calls for a storm attendees should come the following night at the same time at Wabash Chapel.
Hog deal sets high price at Indianapolis stock yards
Allen sells twenty one hogs weighing about 240 pounds each through Jos. Boas Co. for 6.0 per hundred dollars, totaling 3936.24. The hogs were fed on Kingan's Digestive tankage and corn, bought by Allen, whose farm adjoins the city, and he praises the Tailor firm as one of the best commission houses at the Indianapolis stock yards.
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Puscell Allen
Ini Apes Disgapolis
Jos
Boa 3 Co
YI. Lk
Allen
Mr. Allen
Kingan
J. S. Tailor & Co
Indianapolis Stock Yards
Ward Wilson Dies at County Farm
Ward Wilson aged 60, long resident of this township, died at 3 p.m. Monday from stomach cancer at the county farm. Burial was held Wednesday afternoon.
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Ward Wilson
Robert Bright Returns Home From Overseas Service
Robert Bright recently arrived from overseas and was mustered out of service. He reached home the last of last week and is glad to be back, saying the experience has been worthwhile. He looks well and happy.
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Robert Bright
Edna Hancock Postmistress Charged With Shortage
Edna Hancock a 17 year old Stone Bluff postmistress admitted stealing about 1000 dollars from the Stone Bluff post office funds and buying a piano and a victrola. The judge ordered her released after the shortage was made good and she was sent home by train accompanied by friends.
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Edna Hancock
Stone Bluff
Anderson
Edna
Veedersburg
Coffing enlarges quarters for Sugar Creek Creamery
Mary E. Coffing of west Lafay ette has overseen an expansion project for the Sugar Creek Creamery on the west side. A 15 foot rear room will be added, the interior plastered, and a front waiting room created to handle growing patronage. The firm has leased the premises for five years under J. L. Glover, promising improved local business.
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Mary E. Coffing
West Lafayette
West Side
Sugar Creek Creamery Company
J. L. Glover
Boy Scouts Head to Camp for Annual Hike
Sixteen Boy Scouts left Wednesday for Turkey Run camp, traveling by school hack with their gear. They arrived about three in the afternoon and pitched tents, beginning a week of camp life under army regulations. Scouts named include Russell Smith, Robert McGeorge, Richard Pershing, Edwin Lambright, Devon Hegp, Charles Mayer, Charles Spinning, Joseph Hawkins, Ralph Little, Martin Doane, Thomas Bodine, John Schma, George Schwin Jr., Sherman Lambright, Albert Smith and Leslie Morris.
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Russell Smith
Robert McGeorge
Richard Pershing
Edwin Lambright
Devon Hegp
Charles Mayer
Charles Spinning
Joseph Hawkins
Ralph Little
Martin Doane
Thomas Bodine
John Schma
George Schwin, Jr
Sherman Lambright
Albert Smith
Leslie Morris
Mrs Nelson Hosts Married Women’s Thimble Club
Mrs. Clarence Nelson entertained the young married women’s Thimble club at her home Tuesday afternoon. A number of guests attended the social hour and enjoyed 506 refreshments. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Frank Bilsland of Chicago Mrs. Read Miles of Martinsville and Mrs. Clint Miles of Schenectedy NY.
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Clarence Nelson
Frank Bilsland
Chicago
Read Miles
Martinsville
Clint Miles
Schenetedy
N. Y
County Free Employment Agency Established in County
T R Farnam of the State Employment office has set up a free employment bureau with county club leader A J Hesler. Farmers merchants and manufacturers needing help are urged to apply directly to the county office. Any youth aged sixteen to twenty one seeking work should file their name and request further information.
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T. R. Farnam
State Employment Office
A. J. Hesler
War souvenir shell from Covington cannery worker
Ed Scheid of Covington Canning received a 75mm high explosive shell from American Canning last Thursday. The shell was among many the company produced during the war and was sent to him as a souvenir.
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Ed Scheid
Covington Canning Company
American Canning Company
Susie Dice To Be Overseer At Knightstown Home
Susie E. Dice, formerly of Veedersburg, leaves this week for Knightstown Indiana to take the job as overseer in the employees dining room at the J. S. and S. O. Home. Friends extend best wishes.
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Susie Dice
Susie E. Dice
Veedersburg
Knightstown
Ind
J. S
S. O
Mrs Frank Bilsland entertains friends in town
Mrs Frank Bilsland of Chicago visiting relatives here entertained a number of her lady friends Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Belle Bilsland. A delightful social afternoon followed with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Frank Bilsland
Chicago
Belle Bilsland
Veedersburg Man Injured When Auto Wreck Occurs
John Noland of Veedersburg suffered severe injuries in a morning automobile wreck near Hillsboro and Mellott. Unconscious beneath the car, he was aided at the scene by Miss McCauley and doctors Bonnell and Claypool, later moved to his mother’s home in Attica. condition serious with brain impact and unknown full extent pending examination.
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Noland
Hilsbers
Mellett
George Haxton
George Noland
Attica
J. A. Coffing
Longtime Highland Township figure Rudy L. Rudy Dies
Obituary recalls Rudy L. Rudy a Democratic leader, bank organizer, and trustee in Highland Township. Born 1830s, he married Sophia Seace in 1869. they reared Alonzo L. Rudy. In 1912 he helped form Perrysville Bank and served as vice president. Funeral services were held after his death, with burial in Hicks Cemetery.
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Muto J. Rudy
Perrysville Bank
Highland Township
Collett Home For Orphans
Methodist Church
Sophia
Hicks Cemetery
Fire destroys autos in Pine Village store room blaze
A Monday morning fire in Pine Village gutted the M. E. Taylor hardware room storing five Ford cars one tractor and a truck. Only one auto survived as flames spread to an adjacent building and houses. Firefighters saved adjoining property. The insured structures but the proprietor Mrs Elizabeth Sale lost belongings. Autos belonged to Sterling Cooper Reverend Neiswonger D W Larr and Dr Claypool with coverage.
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Pine Village
M. E. Taylor
George Givens
Pine Village Fire Department
Elizabeth Sale
Sterling Cooper
Neiswonger
D. W. Larr
Dr. Claypool
Mrs Oscar Kerr Hosts Sewing Club at Fifth Street
Mrs. Oscar Kerr was hostess to the young married women sewing club at her Fifth Street home Friday evening for a social gathering with refreshments.
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Oscar Kerr
Fifth St
The Heart of Humanity film review praised for love story
The Heart of Humanity centers on love in motherhood and marriage. The reviewer notes the grand passion driving humanity to do good and sacrifice, with war elements serving as background to a compelling love story. The film emphasizes romance over spectacular battle scenes.
Tri Kappa Picnic At Montezuma Pool
The Tri Kappa group visited Montezuma on Wednesday for an all day pool outing hosted by Mrs. Harry McGurk of Terre Haute. They enjoyed a delightful day and praised the pool as an excellent outing spot.
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Tri Kappa’s
Montezuma
Harry McGurk
Terre Haute
Wallace and Harris Tie The Knot In Veedersburg
Carroll Wallace of Veedersburg married Nell B. Harris in Hillsboro at 9 p m last Wednesday. Rev H A Davis officiated at the private ceremony held in his home. The bride is a prominent Hillsboro young woman with many friends and the groom is a respected Veedersburg young man.
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Carroll Wallace
Veedersburg
Nell B. Harris
H. A. Davis
Hillsboro
On Sight Seeing Tour By Auto From Newtown
C. Shultz the cashier of the Newtown bank left with his family for a thirty day sightseeing trip. They plan Pittsburg Philadelphia Washington coast points to New York then Niagara Falls and Oberlin College returning by auto.
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Phatteast
New York
Penneylvania
Rockville
Highland Townhhin
T.,c. Shultz
Newtown Bank
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Capitol
Niagara Falls
Oberlin College
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