Murder at Waynetown Ends in Fatal Shooting
Artie W Stull 19 was shot four times by Walter Runyan in the Runyan yard near Waynetown Indiana. Runyan drove to Crawfordsville after the shooting and surrendered to the sheriff. The grand jury will investigate before indictment. Funeral services were held at the Waynetown Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynetown
Artie W. Stull
John Stull
Walter Runyan
Runyan
Wingate Road
James Stewart
Stuill
Squire Rush
Crawfordsville
Stull
Will
Howard Edwards
West
Sta
J. P. Henson
Baptist Church
Bunyan
Montgomery County
Health Week Closing Public Health Campaign
The report notes the health week ends with events across the community. Dr. Ada Schweitzer spoke Thursday evening while programs for lower grades and country schools occur at the Presbyterian church. Dr. C. C. Wert speaks at city hall at 2 o clock and Dr. Owens at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. All events are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Schweitzer
Presbyterian Church
C. C. Wert
Owens
Will Give Box Supper at Carwile School
Miss Grace DeHaven of this city, teacher at the Carwile school south of town, will give a box supper Friday evening, Nov. 7. A play will be given by the pupils and music provided by the Harris orchestra. All patrons of the school are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace DeHaven
Carwile
Harris Orchestra
Mrs. Davidson Stricken in Fountain County
Mrs. Ollie Davidson living with daughter Mrs. Will Adkins southeast of the city is reported in serious condition after a stroke. Her advanced age and infirmities threaten a full recovery. She is among Fountain county pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Davidson
Will Adkins
Fountain County
Attica Woman Sues for Divorce from Seth Asbury
Mrs. Maggie Bell Asbury files suit for divorce through attorney A. E. Yount, charging her husband with moral failings and accusing him of seducing her younger sister. Case set for trial at the next court term beginning January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Bell Asbury
Attica
A. E. Yount
Seth Asbury
Ashland Obituary: Matthew Stevenson 1834 1913
Matthew Stevenson died October 16 1913 at his son M G Stevenson’s Ashland Kansas after a long cancer illness. Born in Ballymony Antrim Ireland January 4 1834 he migrated to America in 1856 and held varied roles from clerk in Youngstown Ohio to mine superintendent. He lived in Indiana Kentucky Arkansas before settling in Ashland. He married October 23 1859 and had four children two surviving. Funeral services were led by Rev Underwood and clergy from Presbyterian Christian and Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Stevenson
M. G. Stevenson
Ashland
Kans
Ballymony
Antrim
Ireland
Stevensom
America
Youngstown
Ohio
Fountain County
Indiana
Cecal
Richmond
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Stevenson
M.G. Stevenson
Underwood
Presbyterian Church
Franklin
The
Christian Church
von Schmitz
Methodist Church
Fall and Winter Styles For The Family Trade
Advertises clothing for men women and children including cloaks suits skirts furs overcoats shoes rubbers underwear hosiery blankets and fancy goods offering savings by trading at the store.
Grandmother Gish Honored On 89th Birthday Evening
Grandma Gish, residing with daughters Helen and Mary on East Harrison Street, received a pleasant surprise last Wednesday as a token of esteem for her 89th birthday. She rarely leaves home but stays active in daily domestic duties and fondly recalls life’s milestones with refined speech. Friends wish her many more years to share lessons on aging gracefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Gish
Helen
Mary
East Harrison Street
Mrs. Gish
Nuptial Knots Severed in Attica Divorces Granted
Attica shows rising divorce activity with Lena Cruse granted a divorce from Fred Cruse for cruel treatment and alleged improper relations. Lena Tyler restored her maiden name. Orda Wilson was granted a divorce from Grace Wilson amid charges of neglect and improper relations. A HK Yount represented plaintiffs, Prosecutor Philpott for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Cruse
Attica
Fred Cruse
Sterling shirts and collars by M Schesley the Hatter
Local shop advertises Sterling shirts and collars offered by M Schesley the Hatter. The note promotes ready to wear garments and accessories, highlighting the hatter's selection for gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
M. Schesley
Combination union of publishers advertisers and manufacturers
A persuasive plea on the synergistic strength of publishers advertisers and manufacturers. It argues their mutual interests align to deliver value to the public and encourages joining the collaboration to maximize ad spend efficiency and informed purchasing. Advertisements are portrayed as the guide to where when and what to buy.
Veedersburg druggist named administrator for Berry estate
D H Wallace, a well known Veedersburg pharmacist, has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of the late Charles M Berry. The estate is reported to be solvent. Claud B Philpott serves as the attorney for the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Wallace
Veedersburg
Chas. M. Berry
Claud B. Philpott
Fountain County Called for Special Session Meeting
The Fountain county council is summoned to a special meeting at the county auditor’s office on Saturday November 1 to transact business pertaining to county affairs. The call specifies the session is for county matters and official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain County Council
Death of George Kiger in Fountain County
George Kiger aged about 74 and longtime Fountain County resident died last Friday morning. He was father of Mitchell Kiger, whose son was shot to death by Charles E. Foxworthy in the woods near the Kiger home in Fulton township two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull
Runyan
Crawfordsville High School
Noter ‘Dame
George Runyan
Waynetown
Canada
Smith & Wesson
George Kiger
Mitchell Kiger
Charles E. Foxworthy
Kiger
Fulton Township
Fountain County
Boord and Robison Wed in Attica Home Ceremony
Miss Ruth Boord and Earl Robison were married at 10 o clock Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Clark with Rev English of the M E church officiating. They will honeymoon in Chicago and then establish a home in Attica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Boord
Darville
Earl Robison
Robert Clark
English
M. E. Church
Chicago
Attica
Attica Tribune
Delightful Halloween Themed Afternoon Parties Hosted
Mrs. C. L. Myers and Miss Blossom Board entertained about ninety guests at their home on Tuesday and Wednesday with a delicious one o clock luncheon. After lunch guests played military anagrams on Tuesday and cards on Wednesday. The house was festively decorated with autumn leaves pumpkins and Halloween novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Myers
Miss Blossom Board
High Art Suits for Man at J Loebs Store
An advertisement announces a full assortment of High Art suits for men now available at J Loebs Store offering formal menswear options and completing wardrobe essentials for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
J. Loeb’s
Reckers Oliver wed in city ceremony at East Washington
Esquire Asa Osborn joined Capt. P F Osborn and Mrs Luella Reckers in marriage. The couple, residents here, live on East Washington street and plan to stay in the city until next summer when Mr Oliver moves to his Michigan farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire
Asa Osborn
Capt
P. F. Osborn
Luella Reckers
Hill
East Washington Street
Oliver
Michigan
Centenarian Farmer Joshua Cates Visits Covington
Joshua Cates aged 97 or 98, with son-in-law Enoch Robbins, traveled from his Fulton township home near Cates to Covington. Despite advanced age, he remains active and independent, doing farm chores and socializing. A Democrat, he praises Woodrow Wilson and regards him as a great president. He moves about the town unassisted, chatting with old acquaintances. His hearing sight and memory are notably strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua, Cates
Enoch Robbins
Cates
Fulton Township
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
White House
Covington
Death of Sarah E Lemon in Kentucky obituary
Sarah Elizabeth Lemon, daughter of Benjamin and Harriet Ward, born September 18 1922 in Scott County Kentucky, died October 25 1918 at age 91 years 1 month 7 days. Granddaughter Mary Collins among survivors. funeral at Druzilla Ward home conducted by Rev E W Strecker with interment at Lemon burying ground east of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Lemon
Benjamin
Harriet Ward
Scott County
Kentucky
William Ward
Tadhara
Newton Cook
John Ward
William Carnagey
Alexander Lemon
Harriet
James Collins
John
Dudley
Druzilla
Rebecca
James Watts
William
Elizabeth
James Miller
Lemon
Mary Collins
Christ
Druzilla Ward
Pruzilla Ward
Rebecca Watts
Lemon Burying Ground
E. W. Strecker
Marble Rolls ordered for Snoddy's Cemetery work completed
A Indianapolis area woman ordered a Marble Roll for Snoddy's Cemetery. The job was finished on Tuesday afternoon by fh. M. Board The Home Dealer, following the Friday instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Snoddy
Cemetry
Fh. M
Home Dealer
Bio Auction Clearing Safe on South Third Street Sale
James Slim advertises real estate household goods lumber and second hand goods for sale starting Saturday November 4 1913 at South Third street. Purchasers on sums over 1000 receive 12 months time to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Slim
South Third Street
Lewsader and Clem Closing Out Sale At Store
A large crowd at the Lewsader and Clem closing out sale attracted extra sales staff for the next Saturday to handle demand. The entire stock including fixtures will be sold off at discounts, inviting public attendance for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewsader & Clem
Munsing Underwear Praised at J Loeb’s Store
Good fitting and comfortable underwear pronounced by every wearer. The Munsing styles are showcased at J Loeb's Store, emphasizing comfort and fit for all customers seeking reliable undergarments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Loeb
Caleb Miller Dies at 74 Near Marshfield
Caleb Miller aged 74 died Monday at his home southwest of Marshfield. Funeral services were held Wednesday and interment followed at Gopher Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Miller
Marshfield
Gopher Hill Cemetery
Smith Family Dinner Reunion Feasts Together
Mr and Mrs James Smith hosted Jim Smiths mother and his brothers and sisters for a Sunday dinner. The gathering enjoyed a warm family reunion with a generous feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Jim
Potatoes From Michigan Featured In Winter Offer
The notice promotes Michigan grown potatoes for winter supply with prices 90 and Y5c and orders by phone 128. H. FE. Scheid and Abe Pearson are listed among sellers, with a brief local marriage report noting the union of Towpath conductor and Miss Hila M. Mefford of Brownsburg, a niece of Samuel Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
H. FE. Scheid
Abe Pearson
Hila M. Mefford
Brownsburg
Samuel Land
Mrs Grubbs Receives Fine Canned Fish Parcel
Mrs P B Grubbs received a crate of canned fish by express through her son C V Ferguson of Wichita Kansas from the Frank and Davis Fish Co of Gloucester Mass. She greatly appreciates the shipment as the fish are very fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Grubbs
Express
C. V. Ferguson
Wichita, Kansas
Frank &. Davis Fish Co
Glouchester Mass
Mrs Earl Marlatt Visits After Brother Jos Johnson Death
Mrs Earl Marlatt of Colorado visited relatives and attended the burial in Riley sburg after her brother Jos Johnson was killed in a Mississippi wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Marlatt
Colorado
Jos. Johnson
Mississippi
Rileysburg
Miss Hazel Lewis Dies in Danville at 17
Miss Hazel Lewis aged 17, daughter of Americus Lewis and granddaughter of Jay Thompson, died in Danville last Friday. Funeral services were held Sunday with burial in Mound cemetery across the river. M Boord, undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lewis
Americus Lewis
Jay Thompson
Danville
Mound Cemetery
M. Boord
Mrs. Hughes Dies Near Gessie After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Wm. Hughes Sr. of north Vermilion county died Wednesday evening after a lingering illness. She was well known and esteemed in the area. Burial services at Hicks Cemetery near Perrysville will likely be held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hughes
Gessie
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Stuil
Ivan Yan
Run
Kansas
Holland
Boord-Robison
Reckers
Uncle Joshua Cates
Sarah E. Lemon
Ikir
Bio Auction Clearing Safe
Co.eman
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