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Newspaper

Darlington Herald

Location

Darlington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

4

Local winners at Chicago show highlight region 3

J S Campbell region 3 took fifth in the annual corn show closing Thursday night at Chicago stock yards. County Agent Ackerson reports Montgomery county prize winners: J S Campbell fifth, J R Peebles sixth, Mills Bratton 12th, Walter Penn 14th, Ted Caldwell 17th, G W Lewis 19th, Harry Wilson 32nd, W L Manuel 38th, Damon Caldwell 39th, Walter Harper 48th. Grand hog lot champion hogs were Hampshire exhibit by Guy Myers of Elwood Ind. Champion ten ear corn sample by J L Workman Maxwell Ill. Ed Lux Shelbyville Ind. won single ear display.

J. S. Campbell Chicago Montgomery County Ackerson Ju. R. Peebles Mills Bratton Walter Penn Ted Caldwell G. W. Lewis

Rettinger's Studio Note on Local Socials and Care

Miss Lucile Wert, a trained nurse, visited Tuesday evening to tend to 5. J. Lough who remains in critical condition. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bate and son Carol visited Crawfordsville Sunday as guests of Mrs. Bair's sister, Mrs. Blanchett, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leas. Oil portraits for Christmas.

Rettinger Lucile Wert J. Lough Roscoe Bate Carol Crawfordsville

Barn Destroyed by Fire on Robert Woody Farm

A barn on the Robert Woody farm northwest of town burned Saturday evening around six o clock. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Little were away in Kokomo. locals saved the automobile but all grain in the barn was destroyed. Insurance reportedly covers the structure.

Robert Woody Alf Little Kokomo

Mrs Jennie Conrad Dies at 76 in Crawfordsville

Mrs Jennie Conrad aged 76 widow of James Conrad died at midnight last Friday at the home of her step son B F Conrad in Crawfordsville after a illness spanning days. She previously lived near Young's Chapel then Crawfordsville and is survived by three step sons and an adopted daughter. Funeral services were held at Young's Chapel church Sunday at 2 PM with burial in the I O O F cemetery at Darlington.

Jennie Conrad James Conrad B. F. Conrad Crawfordsville Conrad Young’s Chapel Edward Conrad New Market Geo. Conrad Darlington Clara King Fear Linden

Mrs Florence Fudge Dies After Prolonged Illness

Mrs Florence Fudge of Crawfordsville died Monday morning at three at her son Foster Fudge's home after a long illness. Born 1862 on a Ladoga area farm, she was sister to Charles and Wm Goodbar and survived by four children Foster, Mrs Claude Dunnington, Mrs Hugh Miller of Crawfordsville, and Harry of Independence. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Ladoga, with interment in Ladoga cemetery. Mr and Mrs Earl Woody hosted Tessie Wisehart and Merton Stowey for dinner Sunday.

Florence Fudge Crawfordsville Foster Fudge Ladoga Charles Wm. Goodbar Claude Dunnington Hugh Miller Harry Fudge Independence M. H. Appleby Walton

Call for Longer Street Light Hours in Darlington

Citizens urge Darlington authorities to keep street lights on later each night. Residents note darkness hampers evening activities and commutes, especially during holidays and events, and suggest lights stay lit until 10:30 or 11 o'clock to improve safety and ease winter travel.

Ees Darlington

Loyal Girls Class Entertained At Mrs Graham's Home

The Loyal Girls Class of East Christian church enjoyed a pleasant evening at teacher Mrs John Graham's home last Saturday. A violin solo by LaVeta Wever with Lillian Lane on piano, a reading by Thelma Cross, and a short musical program were included. Popcorn and candy refreshments followed as members Alice McClaskey Linnie Lee Jackman Edith Endicott Ruth Lynch Flossie Taylor joined in the event.

The East Christian Church John Graham LaVeta Wever Lillian Lane Thelma Cross Allice McClaskey Linnie Lee Jackman Edith Endicott

Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church Meeting Recap

The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church met last Thursday at Mrs. Bert Brainard's home. A large attendance enjoyed the meeting and a short Christmas program after the business session. Hostess assistance by Mrs. John Remley and Mrs. Ed Williamson provided refreshments. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. R. B. Cox with Mrs. S. W. Craig and Mrs. Clara Reeves as program committee.

M. E. Church Bert Brainard John Remley Ed Williamson R. B. Cox S. W. Craig Clara Reeves

Shannondale Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting Notice

Notice to stockholders of Shannondale Telephone Company announces annual meeting in Shannondale on Tuesday December 20 at 8 pm. Election of four directors, report by Secretary and Treasurer, and other business to come before the meeting. JOE SHAVER Secretary.

Shannondale Telephone Company Shannondale Joe.shaver

Notice to stockholders of Bowers Co-Operative Telephone Co

The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held Tuesday December 13 at 1 30 p m at Bowers Station p All stockholders are urged to be present Is your subscription paid

Bowers Co- Operative Telephone Company Bowers Co-Operative Telephone Company Bowers Station

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