Death Notice of Frank M Hetfield Passes Away in Illinois
Frank M Hetfield son of Lewis R and Rhoda L Were Hetfield born Covington Indiana June 2 1849 died July 20 1929 at Lake View hospital Danville Illinois aged 73 years 1 month 18 days He lived near Hillsboro and Veedersburg worked as a farmer and businessman married to Cora Russell survives him Funeral services were at Mrs Sarah Hetfields home conducted by Rev O W McGauhey and burial in Mt Hope cemetery on the Hetfield lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Hetfield
Lewis R
Rhoda L. Were Hetfield
Covington
Ind
Lake View Hospital
Danville
Ill
Indiana
Frank
Hillsboro
Veedersburg
Cora Russell
Perrieville
Alex Hetfield
Frank Hetfiel
Sarah Hetfield
O. W. McGauhey
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Hetfield
Covington And Danville Busy Effort To Reroute Rail Line
An effort proposes diverting the Tiare Hichwas from Crawfordsville through Atties and north to Chicago via Oxford and Reotioned, altering the Crawfordsville route. The plan aims to connect Verde region to Rock, with State Headway 23 referenced as a guiding metric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Atties
Throuch
Oxford
Chicar
Verde
Young Republicans to form clubs in every Indiana county
Indianapolis July 26 The formation of Young Peoples Republican Clubs in every county is announced by Lawrence E Lyons state chairman He appoints John C Ruckelshaus to head the First Voters Bureau The first club will form in Indianapolis with F E Schartemeier as principal speaker Journalistic notice of party youth outreach and recruitment efforts
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Indianapolis
Young Peoples’ Republican Club
Lawrence E. Lyons
Lyons
John C. Ruckelshaus
Republican First Voters
Albert J. Beveridge
Ruckelshaus
Republican State
F. E. Schartemeier
Republican State Committee
Colored Orchestra at Rogers Park Friday
Rogers Park management books The Dixie Five from Indianapolis as the main attraction for Friday night. The color guard era ensemble comes direct from the Reith circuit and promises lively dance music for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Orchestra
Rogers Park
Dixie Five
Indianapolis Colored Orchestra
Reith Ctrcuit
Wipe Off the Grease From Automobile Plates Warns Official
John Sanders state deputy warns drivers to clean grease from number plates so digits are fully visible. He notes revived suspicion that motorist plates may be obscured with wrong additives and urges immediate cleanup to avoid identification issues.
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John Sanders
Attica Tribune readers prize copies at office
Fragmented notice reports a wedding in Hillsbery and a charity request near Coving. It mentions Evelyn Secrets, F A Seehiees, and a June event, with local satire about a train and moral critique. Details are garbled but reference Attica across Wabash River and a request for copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busete Bartes
Mero Andry
Coving
Miss Evelyn
F. A. Seehiees
Hillsbery
Wabash River
Attica
Attica Tribune
Bere Sndoaskin
Tonsil Removal Noted for Prof Leist Report
A garbled clipping notes the removal of tonsils from Prof D E Leist, with unclear surrounding context or location. Further readable details are absent, leaving the main fact as a medical procedure performed on the named individual.
Social event notes and local crowd reports
A church ice cream social is planned by the Ladies Aid of Benson Chinel in Warren county for Saturday evening July 12. The event invites all residents to attend as part of a rundown of park crowds and community gatherings from last week.
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Fag Hospital Wedranesday
The
Dial
Ladies Aid
Benson Chinel
Werren County
Auto Collision at Fifth and Crockett Street Crossing
Ford touring car from Illinois bound for Attica and M Boerd’s Chevrolet sedan collided Sunday about 11 20 at the Fifth and Crockett street crossing. Boerd’s car was wrecked with a front wheel damaged and axle bent while the Ford sustained minor harm. The Boerd party were not injured and all occupants of the Ford left unharmed.
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Attica
M. Boerd
Mr. Boerd
Crockett Street
Axel
I. & I. July Races at Danville Harness Track
A two day midsummer harness meeting is set for Friday and Saturday July 28 and 29 at the Danville Illinois half mile track. Three races each day with over 60 horses entered and entries open until the night before racing. Carl Dill will drive with wood horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ilinois
Carl Dill
Rockville Woman Killed In Auto Crash on Hollingsburg Hill
Mrs Philip Boyd 32 of Rockville was killed Sunday when a car driven by her husband was struck on Hollingsburg hill ten miles east of Rockville. The jugular vein injury came from flying glass. The truck driver Lawrence O Dell of Indianapolis was arrested.
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Rockville
Ind
Philip Boyd
Hollingsburg Hill
Lawrence O'Dell
J. B.kressler
Indianapolis
O'Dell
Miller James W. death notices and family ties
James W. Miller born Fountain county June 17 1859 died July 21 1922 aged 63 years 1 month 4 days. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank Wise Indianapolis and brothers John Miller Oakwood and George Miller Marshall. Funeral at Beard funeral parlors conducted by Rev RosL Kern at Lemon cemetery northeast of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Miller
Charles
Lydia Pearce Miller
Fountain County
Elizabeth Lemon
Frank Wise
Indianapoli
Lee
Everett Miller
John Miller
Oakwood
George Miller
Marshall
Beard
Rosl Kern
Burin
Old Lemon Cemetery
Camp Fire Girls On Outing At Turkey Run
Covinetor Camp Fire Girls undertake an annual outing at Turkey Run this week with Mrs. Jo Wo Aldridee as chaperone. The group spends a week enjoying outdoor life and building skills.
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Covinetor
Annus Outire
Turkey Run
Jo Wo Aldridee
Towell McCoy Reunion Announcement
Hariev announces a Towell McCoy family reunion with details and gathering plans. The notice lists a social event for relatives and friends to reconnect at a designated venue and date.
Unclear OCR Notice on Soldier Desertion Impacts Record
Fragmentary text describes a 19th or early 20th century military case with a young man facing desertion charges. It notes an attempt to oust a person named Le Mes, a guard, and mentions army records being blanked or altered, highlighting the sadness of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roesieub
Charite
Big Stock Sale At McMahon Barn Highlights Low Prices
North Dakota stock including cattle and horses arrived for sale and were sold at McMahon sales barn last Saturday. Prices appeared low for most lot, though several splendid teams of horses drew attention amid the sale.
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North Dakota
McMahon Sales
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule July 30 1922
Schedule for Methodist Church on Sunday July 30 1922 with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Evening Worship at 7 20 p m and preaching at the Bend church at 9 45 a m Pastor Russell R Kern.
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the Bend
Russell
Kern
Frontier of the Stars Lyric Show Progress
Thomas Meighan appears in the Frontier of the Stars during a six night run. Threshing is under way in most rings with good wheat south of town reported as turning out best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meighan
Radio equipped Dodge Coupe visits Covington remembered in marriage tale
A Dodge Coupe with a full radio outfit draws attention on the Dixie Highway as a Bloomington Indiana party stops at Trott Lang garage. The drivers recall a 31 year old Covington wedding involving Maccie Burkhart and James Davenport and review old marriage records from 1892.
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Dixie Highway
Trott & Lang
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Covington
Frank McCouchtry
James C. Davenport
Maccie A. Burkhart
H. L. Kircie
M. E
Mother of Mrs Jon Starkey Dies Near Cates
Anna Elizabeth Sowers Barker died Tuesday last week near Cates after a long illness. Born May 22, 1837, she lived with her daughter-in-law Ollie Barker the past two years. Funeral at Cates church with Rev. Rirhart. burial in Cooper cemetery. Survived by four daughters and two sons, along with 35 grandchildren and 57 great grandchildren.
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Anna Elizabeth Sowers Barker
Cates
Barker
Ollie Barker
Cates Church
Rirhart
Crawfordsville
Cooper Cemetery
Jos. Starkey
Henry Lawson
Yeddo
Joe Morgan
Marshall
Eli Waggoner
Hillsboro
John
Joe Barker
Chicken thieves strike farms near Shawnee Mound
Over the last two weeks, multiple farmers Judd Me harry Glenn Hawthorne Mrs Edgar Davis Charles Matthews and Clarence Davis report losses of chickens around Shawnee Mound. Tuesday night Mrs John Cunningham lost about 180 young chickens from a hen house 100 yards from the home on a farm three miles north of New Town. Authorities urge vigilant roost guarding.
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Shawnee Mound
Here
Judd Meharry
Glenn Hawthorne
Edgar Davis
Charles Matthews
Clarence Davis
John Cunningham
Cunningham
Veterans to Hold Reunion for Sixty third Regiment
Civil War veterans of the Sixty third Regiment will hold their annual reunion in Covington on Thursday August 24. The community previously contributed a full quota of men to the regiment during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Danville preacher fills Danville pulpit in Sunday service
Rev. R. Br. Kern filled the pulpit at the First M. E. church in Danville Kentucky Sunday morning delivering a strong sermon that drew favorable comment. Kern is described as an able preacher by local observers.
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R. BR. Kern
M. E
Danville
Kern
Attica Holds Dollar Day Merchants Promote Wares
Attica merchants staged a bic Dollar Day on Wednesday with thirty one merchants advertising their wares, while others benefited without ads. The event aimed to boost local trade and attract customers.
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Attica
Dollar Day Here Next Wednesday
Covington merchants invite shoppers for a Dollar Day event next Wednesday August 2. Read the issue to learn bargains on staples offered by local stores as merchants urge residents to take advantage of the sales.
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Covington
Fountain County youths named for 1922 military camp
A Fountain County list names Veedersburg residents Earl Johnson Donald Marsh Clara McConahay Merrill Miller and Charles Young chosen to attend the 1922 Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox Kentucky beginning August 1 for thirty days.
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Fountain County
Citizens
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Veedersburg
Earl Johnson
Donald L. Marsh
Clara R. McConahay
Merrill T. Miller
Charles W. Young
Attica Forces Headed for Camp Knox Training
The Headquarters company, Third battalion and first platoon of the Regimental Service company, 151st infantry, left Attica on Wabash train No. 2 Saturday evening and arrived at Camp Knox, Kentucky, at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. They will undergo two weeks of simulated field training. The service company will train with the 1A1st Infantry while the Headquarters unit is attached to a regular army regiment for the full period. The units were recently stationed at Attica.
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151St Infantry
Attica
Camp Knox
Editor Acquires Colfax Arcade Theatre Venture
Warren C. Bowers editor of the Clinton County Review and former Hillsboro Times editor has leased the Arcade theatre in Colfax and will operate the picture show two days a week. He brings prior picture business experience to the venture likely to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Bowers
Clinton County Review
Colfax, Ltd
Hillsboro Times
Colfax
Bowers
Mangaevement
Veederbure Purchases New Auto Combination Chemical Engine
Veederbure city buys a two chemical tanks auto combination fire engine with ladders axes and hoses. The purchase promises enhanced safety and insurance against fires, enabling rapid response to any chemical blaze in the city.
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Veederbure
Public Sale Notice for Household Furniture
Public sale of remaining household goods and furniture conducted at Union and Fourth. Auction includes items from the late owner with items described in the notice. Sale aims to settle outstanding debts and dispose of assets.
Crisinge of Coal Creek transnete business here Tuesday
Crisinge of Coal Creek transnete Tuesday. Willie Burk in the Education of Elizabeth lyric Monday. Mrs Thomas Frier of Coal Creek was looking after business here Tuesday. Albert Heeg & Sons shipping junk to move to new location. Commissioner Ed Small delivering burial vaults to M Board last Thursday.
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Coal Creek
Willie Burk
Elizabeth
Thomas Frier
Albert Heeg & Sons
Ed Small
M. Board
Names and visits mark Sunday events in Covington area
Danville resident Geoarce Sullvar spent Sarees there with his mother while visiting. Eetolia Mead visits Tram mond this week. AL PL Lemine of Verbora spent Sunday with PL G. Leming and wife. Frank Rilsland of Chicaco visited his mother and relatives here last week portion. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Carter attended Frank Hetfield funeral. Gardner Crone returned from Edgerton Wisconsin with E M Board and P T Stewart. Mary Gardner celebrated a milestone with family including Amanda Bratt visiting. Covington visitors at Lodi included multiple families such as the Shulers Peters Bodine Aldridge Marquess, Layton Livengood Gardner Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rilsland
Chicaco
Berry Shuler
Frost Harden
Harry Shuler
Helen Peters
Alms Bodine
Anna Aldridge
Inez Marquess
J. M. Wilkey
Lois
W. W. Layton
A. T. Livengood
Claude Gardner Luke McGeorge
Robert Bright
Wilbur Young
George Young
Covington
Lodi
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DR. Wert
Tuan
Teevtte
Young People’s Republican Clubs
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Prosvad
Sophe Ay
D. E. Leist
Sun UK
Towell-Mccoy
D ’ Hariev
Marion Davies
Ing
King Blizzard
Chanute
Mer
Mes
Frank Martin
Pound Wir
Binchan
Inchiarks
Cade’s Mill
Sanday
Malesm Bantz
John Dirmich
Louise and
Frares
Greencastle
Lola Neighbors
Nettie Shade
Berkley
Calif
John Rogers
Will Rabb
Detritch
Jos Starkey
Attica Company
Camp
Cel A. G. Ma
LIC Sale
Wetlom
Iarguna
Hiram Keller
Laden
Anrtionescr
Arthuys McFarlard
Hoopeston
H. P. Gamble
Marion
A. E. Gamble
Celestia Frord
Montgomery
Ala
Francis A. McCue
Birmingham
Alt
W. J. Cathcart
Froyd
McCue
Hortense Smith
Geoarce Sullvar
Eetolia Mead
Trammond
Mronel Mere
Lemine
Verbora
G. Leming
A. B. Carter
W. Hamswort
Frank Hetfield
Gardner Crone
Edgerton, Wis
E. M. Board
P. T. Stewart
Gene Rush
Mary Gardner
Wm. Brant
Myron Gardner
Amanda Bratt
Dollar
Twiddy
Covington, Indiana
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