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Newspaper

Darlington Herald

Location

Darlington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

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Grace Hunt Peterson Obituary and Funeral Details

Pneumonia following influenza claimed Grace Hunt Peterson five miles north of town on Friday. Born near Darlington in 1890, she married Harry Peterson in 1909 and left two sons Haines and Jarton. Survived by husband, sons, parents, three sisters, one brother in France, and many local relations. funeral conducted Monday at 10 o'clock by Rev. Nicely with interment at I. O. O. F. cemetery.

Harry Peterson Grace Hunt Clara Coyner Colfax Peterson Grace J. C. Hunt Darlington de Pauw University Charles Peterson Silas Peterson Potato Creek Haines Jarton M. Fk King’s Koarters Potato Creek S. Os Young Married Ladies Club Red Cross Donald C. Hunt France Hubert Peterson David Jackson Crawfordsville Smith Haffner Weander Gladys Campbell Lafayette

Resignation of Darlington High School Principal Elmore

The resignation of R. M. Elmore, principal of the local high school, follows his refusal to buy Liberty Bonds and his listing among county slackers. Students and citizens had opposed him, leading to school officials requesting his resignation and his letter appearing in a county paper. The move is seen as justified, though critics say it was overdue.

R. M. Elmore Darlington Elmore Wells

Injury Report Clarifies Homer Little Wound

A War Department letter dated December 6 informs Mr and Mrs R M Little that Homer Robert Little is under treatment in Hospital 359, AEF, for a shrapnel wound in the second finger of the right hand. The wound is sight.

Homer Little France War Department R. M. Little Homer Robert Little

Ladies of Loyal Circle Meet for Sewing at Caldwell Home

The South Christian church Ladies of the Loyal Circle class gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Frank Caldwell’s home for a day of sewing. Members brought covered dishes and shared an excellent noon dinner. Attendees included Mesdames Cooper, Bair, Little, Baldwin, Finley, Stewart, and Miss Lide Meneely.

Loyal Circle South Christian Church Frank Caldwell

Death of Child Booher in influenza strike

Louise Catherine Booher seven died at her parents home last Friday at five in the morning from influenza A private funeral was held at home Saturday by Rev Baldwin of the South Christian church and she was buried in the Lutheran cemetery.

Louise Catherine Booher Matt Booher Rev Baldwin South Christian Church Ceme

Card of Thanks for Grace Hunt Peterson

We thank friends and neighbors especially the Ladies Aid Society of Potato Creek Church for kindnesses during sickness and death of our dear wife daughter and sister Grace Hunt Peterson. Harry Peterson Mr. and Mrs J C Hunt and Daughters.

Ladies Aid Society of Potato Creek Church Grace Hunt Peterson

Words of Appreciation from Walter E Woody

Walter E Woody praises the Home Town Rag after receiving the first edition in France. He calls it a wonderful, classy newspaper that outshines overseas English and French papers and even suggests doubling subscriptions to support expanding production capabilities. He closes with cordial regards.

France New York Herald Petit Parisian The Daily Mail

Local notes from a Crawfordsville area update

J W Cook and family plan to move to Frankfort next week. Several residents travel for visits and business including W A Burgin in Indianapolis W M Nicely from Linden and Ora McDaniel editor of the Advance Hustler. A wreck north of town on the Vanderlia last night kept crews out late. The Book Lover's Club missed this week due to illness. the Fortnightly Needle Club met with Mrs Kendall. Masonic lodge officers elected Carper Crowder W M Royal Cox S W Roy Wells J W Walter Burgin Treasurer J H Beecham Sec W B Lynch Trustee. Missionary society of the M E Church meets at the parsonage with Mrs J B Johnson in charge. Mrs I W Craig seeks eye treatment in Crawfordsville. Mr Campbell injures finger again near the door. surgeon says it will stay straight. Fresh oysters at Younts. Various visits and illness keep routine lively as flu efforts continue. High School basketball to Crawfordsville tomorrow. Mrs Julia McNally arrives from Chillicothe Mo for winter with kin. Mrs Glenn Saidla ill with influenza along with Mr Hassleman. E H Russell travels to Brazil to attend Mrs John Russell’s funeral. she died last Wednesday from pneumonia.

Masonic Lodge Carper Crowder W. M. Royal B. Cox W. Roy Wells J. W. Walter Burgin J. H. Beecham W. B. Lynch F. W. Campbell Indianapolis Campbell

Institutes Postponed Because of Influenza

The Farmer's Institutes at Highview this afternoon and night and at Darlington tomorrow are postponed indefinitely due to the influenza outbreak.

Highview Darlington

Cowardly Wampud Upset Over Paper Postage War

A reader attacks a rival editor for allowing his paper to be printed with a behind and refusal at the post office. The note warns against panicking about debts owed to the office and mocks the Kaiser era popularity.

Wamdpus

Home Boy Gets Five HunS

A World War I letter from Thomas in Co. B Infantry to his mother describes frontline action. He recounts two over the top advances, five Dutchmen credited, capturing four and a third enemy, and vows to become a Christian while reading a New Testament. He mentions scarce papers, possible allotment to ease his mother's burden, and gratitude for family letters.

W. W. Alston Thomas Co. B Infantry Lucille Papa

Death of Infant Samuel Crumm in Crawfordsville

Infant Samuel Thomas Crumm, son of Floyd and Helen Crumm, born December 9, died December 10, buried Wednesday at 10 in the I O O F cemetery. Rev. Stovall of the M E Church at Mace led the service. The Crumms reside near Crawfordsville.

Samuel Thomas Crumm Floyd Helen Crumm Stovall M. EF Mace

Returning Home After Medical Officers Training School Discharge

Dr. R. R. Pollom has received his discharge from the Medical Officers Training School at Camp Greenleaf Georgia. He will return home next week and expects to resume his practice.

R. R. Pollom Medical Officers Training School Camp Greenleaf Georgia

Fresh oysters and ear corn offered by local vendors

Reports note fresh oysters at Saidla's and ear corn for sale by Farmers, Grain and Seed Co. Community members include Mrs. M. M. Vaughn visiting Miss Lina Booker, Frances Inskeep ill with influenza, Dr. Ella McNichol visiting from Frankfort, and several others visiting relatives or dealing with illness.

Ear Corn For Farmers, Grain and Seed Co

Darlington Stores Extend Hours for Christmas Shopping

Beginning Monday night December 16, Darlington stores will stay open until 9 o clock each evening through Christmas to accommodate Christmas shoppers.

Darlington

Notice to Investors of War Saving Stamp Pledges

Notice to all investors in Franklin and Sugar Creek Townships that December 31, 1917 is the last day to make pledges good on the 1918 issue. Pledges not paid by then will be turned over to the Government department.

Franklin Sugar Creek Government Department

Church Announcements at Darlington and Potato Creek

Methodist Church in Darlington holds Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00. Campbell's Chapel at Potato Creek offers a 7:00 preaching service. Sunday School lesson noted on page 3. Everyone welcome. J B Johnson pastor.

Darlington Potato Creek Campbell's Chapel J.B. Johnson

Presbyterian Church Darlington Sabbath School Notice

The Presbyterian Church in Darlington announces Sabbath School at 10 a.m. with Mr. Tressel serving as superintendent.

Presbyterian Church Darlington Mr. Tressel

South Christian and Garfield Sunday Services and Schools

South Christian Church holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m with J B Cooper superintendent in Linnsburg. Morning Service at 10 a m and Evening Service at 7 p m. Garfield church offers Sunday School at 10 a m with Denton Cox superintendent. all are welcome.

Linnsburg Garfield

East Christian Church Bible School Service

East Christian Church announces Bible School at 10:00 a m led by Pastor C. Froyop Suact. The notice emphasizes attendance and church leadership.

East Christian Church C. Froyop Suact

Sunday Bible School Programs Announced

Sunday 9 45 Bible School supervised by Israel Gravelly Run Friends. Sunday School at 10 o'clock led by C. E. Quigg with Arvy and P. D. Guyver as Pastor.

Bible School Israel Butler Gravelly Run Friends C. E. Quigg Arvy P. D. Guyver

Bazaar and Meals at East Christian Church

The Ladies of the East Christian church plan a bazaar on Saturday December 14 serving both dinner and supper. Shop for Christmas gifts before dinner then return for supper.

Ladies of the East Christian Church

Hiatts Prices for Poultry and Drug Store Tone

Hiatt plans to call for prices on chickens turkeys ducks and geese. The Corner Drug Store lists Avalon Farms Hog Tone with a take home trial and no charge if it fails to satisfy. E H Russell spent Sunday with friends in Frankfort and visited Mechanicsburg on the return trip. Mr and Mrs Frank Norman and family plus Mr and Mrs Coll Manning hosted Geo Manning. Opal Love and Dorothy Hiatt returned to Frankfort to resume studies at Business College after an eight week flu closure.

Hiatt E. H. Russell Frankfort Mechanicsburg Opal Love Dorothy Hiatt Business College Avalon Farms

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tery Walter E. Woody J. W. Cook W. A. Burgin Rev. W. M. Nicely of Linden Boyd of Advance Ora McDaniel Advance Hustler Minerva Manning Mrs. T. A. Quillen Waynetown Bill Bundy Ft. Harrison George Malsbury John Malsbury New Richmond Needle Club C. W. Kendall Chas Lease Missionary Society of the M. EE. Church Kendall I. W. Craig M. H. Appleby Younts Mrs. Guyer Mrs S. H. Butler Wilbur Cooper Damon Thompson Harold Peterson Mary Remley Julia McNally Chillicothe John King Alonzo King J. B. Cooper Glenn Saidla Hassleman Saidla E.H. Russell Brazil John Russell Russell Pseumonia Mickie Tommie Alston Son Tommie M. M. Vaughn Lina Booker Miss Frances Inskeep Ella McNichol Earl Butler Logansport Mable Caldwell Mrs. Tressel T. C. Bonebrake of Cutler B. O. Flora R. E. Snyder Joe Rossville Mr. Snyder W.E. Brainard Walter Chesterson Dr. B. QO Flora Missouri J. C. Saidla Denton Cox Friends Church Frank Norman Mabel and Pearl Carl Coll Manning Geo. Manning
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