H. J. Green Dies Prominent Attica Citizen
Hansel J. Green, long time Attica and Fountain County merchant and banker, dies after a Bright's disease struggle. He built wealth from hardware to 400 acres near Attica, 200 in Jasper County, 160 in Kansas, led Farmers and Merchants Bank as president, and influenced Attica's growth. Funeral at his residence followed by Riverside cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansel J.green
Farmers and Merchant's Bank
Attica
Bright
Fountain County
Hansel J. Green
Gloucestershire
England
Thomas
Mary Ann (Phelps) Green
America
Portage County
Ohio
Green
Atwater Academy
Mahoning County
Millerspurg
Holmes County
Holcolmb
Lafayette
Indiana
Jasper County
Kansas
Kentucky
Mr. Green
Mary M. Merrick
North Bradford
New Haven County
Connecticut
Isas
Lamonte M
Emmas
Isza
Isla
Lamont M
Issa
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Ma. Green
the Ledger
Flansel J. Gree
Reva
Wilmer
Ogden
Riverside Cemetery
Margaret Rice
Rebeccs J. Rice Stephens
Tragic Combat Ends in Seymour Area
James Powers a country school teacher twelve miles east of Seymour was killed Friday morning after a confrontation with W A Fuller whose daughter had chastised him for misconduct. Powers had warned of possible harm and the two men exchanged words before gunfire left both dying. Powers was single. Fuller left a family behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Powers
Seymour
W. A. Fuller
Powers
Fuller
Hoosier State
Switchboard Change Delays Telephone Service for Patrons
A notice from W. B. Coffing, Manager, explains a switchboard operator change causes temporary service delays. Patrons should request numbers rather than names and may obtain a directory if needed to speed connections.
Word to Boys and Obituary Notes From Newtown Ledger
A review urges boys to seek gentlemanly conduct for business image, while a long obituary describes the Dimmick family deaths and a double funeral in Newtown. Also reported are patent notices, a bank history, and local convention results in Attica and Troy with nominations for judge senator and prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Jeff. Brown
Attica
Joseph M. Rabb
Fremont Goodwin
Clyde H. Wyand
Revere House
Martin
J. A. McKnight
Benton
Ed. Campbell
the Ledger
Sec’y
Fountain County
Charles Milford
Warren
Rabb
Milford
Clyde Wyand
J. W. Brissey
Claud Stearns
Fred Webb
Caldwell
Goodwin
Fountain
Troy Township
Court House
Julian Martin
M. P. Lewis
T. A. Clifton
George Williams
James Bell
Ilomer Sewell
Don Patton
Elmer Elwell
Fremont Goodwine
Troy
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H. J. Green
Attica and
Loeb’s
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
H. N.gubin
Tangier
Florida
H.g.seh
Peries
Tua
Kingman Star
John Bosker
Nellie Osborn
Mark T. White
Lillie B. Parsons
William E. Davidson
Jennie Miller
M. E
Newtown
Davit H. Moore
Western Christian Advocate
Cincinnati
N. G. Ogden
Dot Branford
N.R. Chapman
Myrtle Gorsline
Carrie Kurens
Catharine Worley
F. W. Boyd, P. M
William S. Jackson
Standard Oil Co
Veedersburg
Clara
Wm. Lindley
Cates
Rev. Jenkins
U. B. Parsonage
Kingman
Covington
Mount
S Aator Fairbank
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Loeb's
W. B. Coffing
Mer
Mrs
Samuel Dim
Mick
Samuel Dimmick
Dimmick
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington D.C
Ambria
Wellorrer, Linden
J. Ua. McGee
H.W. Meyer
Fr. Wayne
W. A. Nonme
Indianapolis
J. F. Peele
Jonesborough
W. PR. Strawmyer
O. Nitius
N. M. Williams
Ft. Wayne
Albert Beveridge
Washington
Indianapolis Press
Beveridge
Congress
New York
The
Covington Banking Co
M. Layton
I. H. Dicken
W. W. Layton
M. Mayer, Sr
PB. M. Layton
John Plattery
J. Ludlow
Ib. Dicken
H.C. Yount
W. W. Luke
I. I. Dicken
V.P
H. E. Mayer
Vortland Cement
Veedernburg
Wyand
Brissey
Stearns
Webb
Benton County
Mr. Wyand
Harry J. Caldwell
Charles Betlee
Centerville
Ind
Elle Persing
Presbyterian Church
O. P. Paxon
M. E. Church
Newtown Ceme
Tery
Hichland Lodge No. 206
A. M
Rupert W. Vouva
James H. Beckley
Charles McQuine
Marga
Rupert N. Vottiva
Arthena E. Votiva
Witnesses
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