Attica notes Funeral of Rev S H Lewis draws large crowd
The funeral of Rev. S. H. Lewis, who died Tuesday at Indianapolis Methodist hospital, was held Thursday at 10 o clock and drew a large attendance. Eight ministers spoke, with Rev J B Lutz of Indianapolis conducting, and there were tributes from many connected with the F M denomination. Other items include local hospital updates, council salary change, and residents returning from military and long trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
BF. M
J. B. Lutz
F. M
Perigo
Sidell
Boyles
Elizabeth Wieland
Nellie Misner
Danville
J. A. Wetson
Jack Dillman
H. A. Sutton
Frank Sutton
James McDowell
George McDowell
Lafayette
Haynes
Marchfield
N. J. McHimmel
Henning
IN. Rey
Lou Hess
Mes
San Lewis
N. Statnell
Tomei
Dire
George Hillyer
Whameport
George Nelan
Ivan Plaut
Jennie Plaut
Wilbur Family Visitors and Travel Plans Reported
Ed Wilbur of Los Angeles arrived Tuesday to visit his brother John and Harry and his parents Mr and Mrs Ben Wilbur near Independence. Joe Johnson and his aunt Mrs Anna Reece depart Tuesday for Chicago to arrange a Sweden trip for three months. Mrs Merton Knowles and daughter of Independence were in Attica Saturday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Peck of Kal 12200 Mich came Friday night for a week or two visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin Calvert
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
J. B. Lutz
Indianapolis
S. H. Lewis
Ben Freeland
Ed Morean
Davis Township
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lottie Wolf
St. Eizabeth's Hospital
Edgar McDermond
Albert McDermond
Pocotallo
Ida
Detroit
Mich
Lewis Green
Green
Ashton
N. C
A. M. Kerr
J. R. Buar
Los Angeles
Calif
Anna North
Barney Wibbetts
Barnette
Union City
Tibbett
Ellen Brown
Esther Strader
Roy Williams
Tyro
Blanche Hatton
Miz
James Williams
Vonia LeClaire
Carl Rice
France
Chas. Sperry
Attica
Danville
Sperry
Mess Bros. Ensicon Allen Mullinex
New York
Ed Wilbur
John
Harry
Ben Wilbur
Independence
Joe Johnson
A Nna Reece
Sweden
Eir
Gore
Merton Knowles
Mrr
Arthur Peck
Kal- 12200
Large barn destroyed by fire on Charles Dwie gins farm
A barn on the Charles Dweekins farm southeast of here burned late Thursday night due to spontaneous combustion after being filled with new hay a week earlier. Losses include two horses a wagon harness and hay with only partial insurance. Neighbors discovered the blaze and arrived too late to save anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gins
Here
Lon Jones
Untouched Soldiers Amid Battle Aftermath
A fragment notes that only sixteen of the soldiers emerged unscathed from the fight leaving many wounded or killed. The passage hints at a broader conflict and the heavy cost borne by those involved.
Mellott area notes mule scare and new grain elevator
Don Clark faced a mule scare as his team bolted while hauling wheat to Mellott with the load dumped at the Coal Creek bridge north of Mellott. The Mellott elevator has a new owner McCardie Page and is taking grain, with Frank Gaerre selling the first dumped load and Bert Oyler shipping the next. Eighteen? Two girls injured in a run away accident near Mellott are improving, with doctors in Crawfordsville and Hillsboro treating the case and relatives hopeful for full recovery. Fred Buck and family traveled through Attice to Shades. Gurley Strader and companion visited Mellott. A 40 acre farm in Richland township south of Mellott is for sale with down payment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MceCardie & Page
Frank Gaerre
Bert Oyler
Fred Buck
Gurley Strader
Itica
Aere
Richland Township
Ranges
Mellott
Twill
Suit Farm
Indiana
Musz Ethel Simmons
Paul Pareus
Crawfordsville
Bounwell
Hillsboro
Alour
Once-a-Week Polish Promises Stain Free Teeth
A dentist introduces Once-a-Week Tooth Polish to remove stubborn plaque and stains etched by a slimy film. The product, used weekly with regular dentifrices, guards enamel and gums and is sold by druggists for both children and adults.
Loss of Appetite Advice and Remedies
A health note explains that temporary appetite loss is usually not serious. Skipping meals briefly may restore appetite, five hours between meals aids digestion, and moderate outdoor exercise helps. Constipation often causes appetite loss and should be treated. Chamberlain's Tablets are suggested.
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George
Nolan
Camp Merrit
N. J
Ing
Lington
Cecil Ford
Allie Bunch
Sylvester Farmer
Winthrop
Harry McKenzie
J. Frank McDermond
Idare
Aby Liew
E. Banger
Leery Adits Baer le
F.o.b
W. J. Young
Agent Covington
Glen Tinsley
Lieut
Tinsley
States
Quartermasters Corps
The
Ser
John Newlin
Nancy Newlin
James Beauchamp
Pseul
Perrysville
Leroy Clore
Weadersburg
Nan McDonald
Arthur
H. B. Odle
Rupert
Everett Ogle
Newtown
Hilsboro
Frank Simmons
Valmar McKnight
Near Here
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Sarah Simmons
Young Simmons
Ory
Fletgrer
Melloit
Don Clark
Lot
Coal Creek Bridge
Pool
Scott
Scott & Downe
Bloors Fell
Ulineis Cement
Banville, Finois
C.H. Dechterman
Covington, Ind
Fountain and
North Half
Vermillion Counties
Morgan’s
Cash Grocery
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