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Newspaper

Darlington Herald

Location

Darlington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1916

Page

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Booster Club Sets Free Auction Sales This Winter

The Booster Club at the Library votes to hold free auction sales January through March to help locals dispose of items. The first sale is planned for Saturday January 6 with no merchant merchandise. residents can list items by Christmas to allow advertising. Aicioneer Kck Hamilton will cry the sales and J B Comper serves as clerk.

Jones Mr. Jones Booster Club Kck Hamilton Aicieneer J. B. Comper

Farewell Dinner For Hopper Clay Families Ahead

Mrs John Hopper and Mrs Em met Clay and Lucie of Lebanon attended a dinner party hosted by Will Miller east of town. Other Miller family members present included Otto, Maryan Homer, and Fay Rue with Noble and Esther. The gathering marked a farewell before the Hopper and Clay families move to near Ashtabula Ohio.

John Hopper Emmet Clay Lucie Lebanon Hopper Will Miller Miller Otto Miller Maryan Homer Miller Sarah Miller Fay Emma Stewart Noble Esther Rue Frankfort Clay Ashtabula Ohio

Alumni Banquet Set for D H S Graduates

Invitations mailed to all D H S alumni for a Friday December 29 banquet served by the Pythian Sisters at the K of P hall. The big Wingate game will be called at 6 45 with banquet at 8 00 and a gym section reserved for alumni and a guest. Floyd Cornell reports many reservations.

Pythian Floyd Cornell

Cecil Mullen Injured in Indianapolis Slip on Icy Pavement

Cecil Mullen of Chapman Steel Co. Indianapolis slipped on a slick sidewalk Sunday evening after alighting from a car and broke his arm. The accident will incapacitate him for a while, and he returned home Tuesday night to recuperate.

Cecil Mullen Chapman Steel Co Indianapolis

Young Married Ladies Club Hosts Cozy Friday Afternoon

Mrs. Raymond Linn welcomed the Young Married Ladies Club last Friday with most members present. The gathering featured fruit salad and wafers as refreshments and a pleasant, social afternoon.

Raymond Linn Young Married Ladies Club

Notice to settle accounts before January first

Notice from John M. Woody requests all persons with accounts to settle them by January 1.

Picture frames at Rettingers headline poultry offer

Bert Hiatt promotes Rettingers with call number 2 on 12 at the livery barn offering poultry and eggs at the highest prices, right at customers' doors.

Rettingers Bert Hiatt

Birthday celebration honors Mrs. Cyrus Cunningham

Tuesday marked the seventy six birthday of Mrs. Cyrus Cunningham with eight old school friends invited. Four attended: Mrs. Lydia Hayworth Mrs. W H H Smith Mrs. Amy Ann Hall and Mrs. Mary Hiatt. Dining by her daughters and telegram from son Spurgeon completed a memorable day.

Cyrus Cunningham Lydia Hayworth Thorntown W. H. H. Smith Amy Ann Hall Crawfordsville Mary Hiatt Capt. McClaskey Robert Peebles Emily Cox Cunningham Miriam Booker George Welty James Peterson

Old Fashioned Dinner Celebrates Mattie Kersey Birthday

A family gathering honors Mattie Kersey with John Kersey and S.G. Kersey hosting. They share an old fashioned dinner including chicken pie roast pork corn bread and pumpkin pie. Guests use knives and saucers, with an Irish chain quilt as a bed counterpane and candles in candle sticks. The day is framed as a return to childhood joys and simpler times.

Mattie Kersey John Kersey S.G. Kersey Mattie Jennie Kersey

Hill McDaniel Wedding in Crawfordsville by Rev Stanforth

Joseph Robert Hill and Miss Mable McDaniel wed in Crawfordsville on a Wednesday afternoon with Rev C B Stanforth officiating. The groom is sired by Mr and Mrs William Hill of Thorntown and the bride is daughter of Alfred McDaniel of Darlington. They will reside on a farm 3 miles west of Thorntown.

Joseph Robert Hill Mable McDaniel Crawfordsville C. B. Stanforth William Hill Thorntown Alfred McDaniel Darlington Fifill

Rettingers Photos and Local Visits Mentioned

Community notes recount visits and gatherings across Chesterson and nearby towns. Names include J C Hunt C B Dunbar Marie Peterson Gertrude Grey Elia McNichol A R Peterson Thelma Peterson Clint Arnold Doris Beauchamp L O Beauchamp Rob Weliever Earl Woody Wilbur Cooper and others. An observer notes high junk and poultry prices and Jennie M Flaningam appointed guardian for Benjamin D and Eva Mildred Flaningam with bond set at 1200 dollars.

Rettinger's Chesterson & Carricks J. C. Hunt C. B. Dunbar Marie Peterson Gertrude Grey Elia McNichol Frankfort Earl Butler Ca. R. Peterson New Ross Hugh Peterson Thelma Clint Arnold Doris Beauchamp Hortonville L. O. Beauchamp Harry Weliever Rob Weliever Earl Woody Emory Moffitt Harry Peterson Herbert Peebles Wilbur Cooper Howard McKinsey & Co Jennie M. Flaningam Benjamin D Eva Mildred Flaningam Edward Flaningam Martin Zeigler Joseph C. Kushner

Even Break In H. S. Games As Crawfordsville Edges Darlington

The past week produced an even split for the local high school team. Newtown beat them 23 to 12 on Friday, then Crawfordsville defeated Darlington 13 to 7 at the gym, with guards Martin and Pickering star performers and the home crowd noting 16 home fouls to 8 for visitors.

Newtown Crawfordsville High School Crawfordsville Richmond Darlington Martin Pickering Passwater Cox Thompson Clements

Harley Paddack Visits Mulberry

Harley Paddack, a frequent visitor at Wallace Flaningam’s home, had a rough ride last Sunday when his car struck a curb to avoid another vehicle. The car needed garage repairs and the exhaust pipe was corked on arrival, which the corked pipe would have worsened without the open cut-out. Mulberry Reporter blames mischievous boys though Mulberry boys are praised as good.

Harley Paddack Darlington Wallace Flaningam Nellie Flaningam Mulberry Boys Mulberry Reporter

New Dry Goods Store Moves In From Clarkshill

Ray Godard, brother of Orville Godard, relocates his stock from Clarkshill to the room just vacated by Caldwell & Tres sel and plans to open in a few days.

Ray Godard Orville Godard Clarkshill Mr. Godard Caldwell & Tressel

John H. Smith Declares Campaign for Road Supervisor

John H. Smith announces his candidacy for Road Supervisor in District 3. Election day is Saturday December 19 at 2 p.m. at Darlington State Bank.

John H. Smith Darlington State Bank

Rettinger Sells Bibles and Paintings in Local Ad

Rettinger offers a line of Bib les for sale while promoting watercolor pictures as nice Christmas gifts. Chas Lease and wife visited Frankfort yesterday. Fred Kelly spent the week in Waynetown with his parents. Chesterson Carricks lists No 6 Columbia batteries at 30 cents. Wray's Barber shop offers goods at 12 2 cents. T M Campbell marketed as best laundry with no express charges. Bert Hiatt buys all kinds by phone.

Rettinger Chas Frankfort Fred Kelly Waynetown Columbia Chesterson & Carricks Wray T. M. Campbell Bert Hiatt

H S Notes and Debates at Local School

Enthusiasm rises at Tuesday night game with a yell leader. Senior English plans a debate as Junior English held two debates this week. Fleeta lauds Julius Caesar as a great man. Final exams for the first semester were held Thursday and Friday. Mr. Armstrong of Dodd, Mead & Co visited before work. Basketball beat Crawfordsville 13 to 7. Debates by Juniors won by the negative team on immigration tests. boys debated naval expansion with multiple students and judges listed.

Fleeta Julius Ceasar Armstrong Dodd, Mead & Co Crawfordsville High School New Richmond Darlington High Schools Darlington Crawfordsville Darlington H. S QO. E. D Kathryn Johnston Helen Saidla Thelma Cook Letha Smith Dorothy Booker Helen Buchanan Velma Grimes Helen Cox Rev. Williams Nicely

Farmers Institute Set for December 21 at Library

An excellent program is planned for the Farmers Institute at the Library on Thursday December 21. Lectures by Miss Nancy Blair Barr Purdue University and J P Prigg Daleville Indiana attract farmers and women in town and country. The day includes sessions on foods and diet in disease corn improvement silos and silage brood sow care rural social life and two evening talks Giving the Girl a Chance and Am I My Brother's Keeper with a concluding quartet.

Farmers Institute Prigg Miss Barr Rev. Williams Nancy Blair Barr Purdue University J. P. Prigg Daleville Indiana Perry Barker Thorntown Brother Quartette O. E. Dixon Ira Sharp Marley Riley Henry Craig

Candies For Teachers And Preachers At Carper Crowder Store

Candies from Carper Crowder offer a full Christmas line inviting teachers and preachers to visit the store for holiday sweets. The announcement highlights a specialty selection and urges community members to shop locally.

Carper Crowder

Local residents visit relatives and attend events in Frankfort and surrounding towns

Mrs Walter Weaver and Miss Iva Hiatt visit Frankfort on Wednesday. Mrs Emma Stewart comes to see the Millers. Miss Alma McNorton visits aunt Mrs Eva Cooper. Mrs Orville Simpson and children visit A K Peterson and wife. Lester Breaks and wife of Spokane are here to see Mell Breaks and Mrs George Manning. John Stevens and family spend Sunday in Indianapolis with Miss Golda Courtney. Miss Ina Bowers visits Warren with Rev C B Kershner. Mrs B O Flora hosts the Presbyterian Missionary Society. Mr and Mrs C A Quigg welcome daughter Mildred Mayberr born December 12. Dan Booker and family visit Indianapolis and stay with the Averys. C W Pritchard and wife and Miss Lola Binford attend Calvin Long funeral in Crawfordsville. Thomas Burke family return to Decatur after visiting C B Dunbar. Miss Hazel Saidla, former resident, graduates Moody Institute December 21 and considers a music evangelist path to South Africa.

Walter Weaver Iva Hiatt Frankfort Emma Stewart Miller's Alma McNorton Eva Cooper Orville Simpson A. K. Peterson Lester Breaks Spokane Washington George Manning John Stevens Indianapolis Steven Golda Courtney Ina Bowers Warren Cc. B. Kershner B. O. Flora Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church C. A. Quigg Mildred Mayberr Dan Booker Averys C. W. Pritchard Lola Binford Crawfordsville Calvin Long Thomas Burke Mary Decatur C. B. Dunbar Hazel Saidla Moody Institute Saidla South Africa

Three Months Forward Campaign at Darlington Church

The Forward Campaign at Darlington Presbyterian reports growing attendance and the Sunday school as the largest since the movement began. Dr. Edgar L Williams will preach next Sunday morning on The Real Assets of Life and evening on Character and Happiness for High School Youth. Rev E L Williams, praising invitation to address a 1000 Big Men's meeting in Indianapolis last Sunday but staying to lead local work. About one hundred dollars is spent on the 3 pm Sunday Opera House Men's Meeting each week with one address given.

Darlington Presbyterian Church Edgar L. Williams E. L. Williams Secv A. H. Godard Indianapolis English Opera House Shannondale Opera House Bible School J. W. Coombs

South Christian Church Bazaar Draws Big Crowd

The ladies of South Christian Church held a Saturday bazaar and market featuring a food sale, homemade candies, and many Christmas items. Proceeds exceeded 52 dollars.

Xmas Photos at Rettinger's and Local Visits

Local notes roll through Crawfordsville and nearby towns with visitors and events. Miss Ethel Kimler of Crawfordsville. James Peterson and wife in Indianapolis. Mrs. E. Tressel visited New Market to see a sick sister. Mrs. Lorton Hughes visited Crawfordsville. Miss Zola Campbell returned from Bowling Green Ky. John Patrick and son returned to Roachdale after visiting Harry Petro. W C Edwards delivered 87 hogs to M E Edwards at Linsburg, 70 hogs averaged 220 pounds, 4-440, 11-100, one at 710 pounds.

Rettinger's Ethel Kimler Crawfordsville James Peterson Indianapolis Xmas Rettinger Chesterson & Carricks E. Tressel New Market Lorton Hughes C. B. Dunbar Zola Campbell Bowling Green Ky John Patrick and Son Roachdale Harry Petro W.C. Edwards M. E. Edwards Linsburg

Church Announcements From Local Congregations

Local church notices list services for SOUTH CHRISTIAN AND EAST CHRISTIAN CHURCHES with Bible schools and evening services. Garfield meetings continue despite cold. Presbyterians announce Sabbath School, sermons, and a forward movement campaign through December 31. Neighborhood prayer meetings schedule six groups plus the Plus Ultra Class at the library.

Ira Hiatt Miss Heath Jennie Kercy Mrs. Young Clara Mullen John Woody Cyrus Cunningham Willard Anderson C. W. Pritchard Moffitt

Christmas Watercolor Display Brightens Rettinger Window

Miss Bertha Booher shows watercolor pictures in Rettinger window. Framed and unframed works offer thoughtful Christmas gift options.

Rettinger

Fortnightly Needle Club Holds December Meeting

Mrs. Fred Kelly hosted the Fortnightly Needle Club Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Yount as a guest. Mrs. Lease helped serve. next week December 20 the group meets at Mrs. Lidikay for grab bag and Christmas activities.

Fred Kelly Harry Yount Lease Lidikay

Plus Ultra Musicale Delights Warm Club Crowd

The Plus Ultra Bible Class hosted a Friday musicale that drew a well attended audience despite bad weather. Attendees praised the concert as among the best ever by local performers and said the storm was worth braving to hear it.

Plus Ultra

Local Ads and Notices From The Area Vendors

An assortment of small ads lists orders for Holly wreaths and lard cans at Ket tinger’s and Chesterson & Carricks with varied sizes and prices. Miss Esther Rue Stewart visits Frankfort and stays with Marjorie Miller. Bert Hiatt offers produce pricing, contactable by phone. Mrs. Lew Burk and daughter return from Terre Haute trip. Rettinger promotes children’s story books as gifts. T. M. Campbell supplies sewing needles and machine parts.

Bert Hiatt Lew Burk Terre Haute Rettinger T. M. Campbell’s

Also Mentioned on This Page

Booster Club 10 John M. Woody Hill—McDaniel Mulberry H.S. Notes Farmers’ Institute Xmas Candies South Christian Church J. B. Cooper Garfield Bible School Gould McMurry Garfield J. M. Bradbury Presbyterian Church Earl LaFollette Edgar L. William Friends Church M Butler Lydia Hoath Pao East Christian Church Fortnightly Needle Club Plus Ultra Musicale Kettinger Chesterson& Car Ricks Esther Rue Stewart Marjorie Miller
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