Death of Mrs. Sarah Hubbard
Mrs. Sarah Hubbard dies after several weeks illness from ruptured arteries. She lived with her brother in law E H Russell south of town and was born near Campbellsburg Indiana July 19 1850. She leaves three children two sisters a brother and four grandchildren. Burial at Odd Fellows cemetery after funeral led by Rev C F Baldwin. Card of Thanks from family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hubbard
William Hayes
Taylor Hubbard
Gell
Ocelia
Claudia
Geo. H. Hayes
South Bend
Roda Harrison
Hulda Bond
Darlington
Dora Morrison
Lebanon
Hazel
Ruby
George
Logansport
James McClure
Cutler
W. A. Russell
Terre Haute
J. B. Stratton
Sullivan
Alfred Morrison
Ruby Thompson
Cincinnatti
Fred Milner
Lafayette
Jack Orme
Indianapolis
Waynetown Visits Local High School In Hoops Clash
Tonight at the gymnasium the Waynetown boys basketball team visits the local high school for a second meeting this season. Darlington won their first clash 30 to 27 on November 7. After a recent loss at Lebanon the home crowd wonders if a slump remains, with game time set for 7 45 and admission 15 and 25 cents.
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Waynetown
Darlington
Waynetown Boys
Uebanon
Darlington State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The stockholders of Darlington State Bank will meet Saturday January 3 1920 at 2 pm at the bank to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may come before the meeting.
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Darlington State Bank
Dinner Served to Teachers by Darlington Domestic Science Class
The Darlington Domestic Science class led by Miss Kuckuck prepared and served dinner to Franklin township teachers during their institute meeting at the school building last Saturday.
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Darlington Schools
Turkeys for Sale by Mrs Staley in First Come Sale
Six fine turkeys offered for sale by Mrs. Chas Staley with a first come, first served policy. Proper buyers are invited to contact the seller.
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Chas. Staley
Herald to Publish Wednesday for Christmas Observance
The editors announce a midweek publication next week to allow the Herald staff to observe Christmas Day. Advertisers and correspondents are asked to note the change.
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Herald Force
We Will class meeting at Gravely Run church home
The We Will class of Gravely Run church met at Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Vannice home on Friday evening December 12. The president led the business session and the social committee organized games. Refreshments included candy and bananas with a large attendance of families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravely Run
Maurice Vannice
Pearl Kirby
Agnes Peebles
Thelma Martin
Rena
Bertha Quigg
Grace Wheeler
William
Stevie Smith
Alton
Eugene Shelton
Morris Quigg Goldin Haffner
Robert Reed
Merritt Peebles
Mary
L. R. Peebles
Herbert Peebles
Ralph Young
Everett Butler
C. A. Quigg
Darlington Schools Dismissed for Christmas Vacation
Darlington schools close for a week this afternoon for Christmas holidays. Several teachers plan travel tonight and tomorrow to visit families, including Miss Coffman to New Rich Mond, Miss Sanders to Brownsburg, Miss Kuckuck to Fort Wayne, Miss Delashmit to North Salem, Miss Williamson to Indianapolis, Miss Stockdale to Wingate, and Mr. Rose to Indianapolis.
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Darlington
Liss Coffman
New Richmond
Sanders
Brownsburg
Kuckuck
Fort Wayne
Delashmit
North Salem
Williamson
Indianapolis
Stockdale
Wingate
Mr. Rose
Attendance at Crawfordsville Bread and Gorn Scoring Contest
Superintendent Coons of Darlington High School attended the Bread and Gorn Scoring Contest at Crawfordsville yesterday with Lois Boots June Conrad Bessie Burk Byron Francis Wheeler Bow ers and Roscoe Hamilton.
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Crawfordsville
Coons
Darlington High School
Lois Boots
June Conrad
Bessie Burk
Byron Francis
Wheeler Bowers
Roscoe Hamilton
Eastern Star Chapter Meeting Election Notice
Notice to Eastern Star members announces regular meeting on Tuesday December 23. Election of officers for the ensuing year will occur and dues may be paid. All are urged to attend.
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Eastern Star
Eastern Star Chapter
Notice of Darlington Lodge Called Meeting
Notice to Masons for Darlington Lodge No. 186 F and A M called meeting Monday December 22 at 7 oclock. Work in the third degree. Royal B Cox W M.
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Darlington Lodge No
Harold Hollinsbee Home Tuesday for Xmas Visit
Harold Hollinsbee will be home Tuesday to spend his Christmas vacation with his mother, Mrs. Wm. Murphy.
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Saidla’s
Harold Hollinsbee
Wm. Murphy
Train Kills Young Man at Thorntown in Noon Collision
The Chicago limited of the Big Four, about twelve hours late, struck Orville Endicott in Thorntown as he crossed West Main street, killing the 22 year old farmer. Endicott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Endicott, died from a skull fracture with facial bruising and arm injuries. The train halted and returned to the station. the bell at the Main street crossing may not have sounded. Endicott's funeral was held at his parents home. Also reported: Bear Cats beat Wabash College and Thorntown in a double basketball header, Marvel starring for the Cats.
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Chicago Limited
Orville Endicott
Thorntown
Endicott
Lebanon
Iive
Limited
Main Street
Young Endicott
Albert S. Endicott
Bear Cats Rally Past Wingate in Overtime Thriller
Darlington Bear Cats overcome a 10 to 3 deficit by halftime to force a 11 11 tie, then win 13 to 11 in five overtime minutes against Wingate high school. Key players Thompson Cox and Goldsberry lead, with substitutions Alston and Mullen contributing.
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Darlington Bear Cat
Wingate High School
Bear Cats
Wingate
Cats
Darlington
Thompson
Goldberry Cox
Kerr Hunt
Goldsberry
F. Pickering
H. Cone I. Pickering
E. Webb
W. Alston
C. Mullen
Pickering
Cox
Alston
C. Crone
H. Crone
Kerr
Darlington Telephone Company seeks rate increase
The Darlington Telephone Company petitions the Public Service Commission for higher rates, saying current charges are insufficient. A hearing is set for January 20 1920 at 10 A M in the Commission Rooms at the State House, Indianapolis, with expectations of improved service if approved.
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Darlington Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
State House
Indianapolis
Telephone Co
Ambrola Agency Secured by Brainard and Butler
Brainard and Butler, progressive furniture dealers, have closed a deal to enlarge their musical instrument department by securing the Edison Ambrola agency. A talking machine that plays cylinder records, with a full line on hand, is ready for public demonstration.
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Ambrola
Brainard and Butler
Puble
Grocers Extend Night Hours Ahead of Christmas
Grocers will keep stores open at night all next week to aid in Christmas shopping and will close at 10 A M on Christmas Day. The plan aims to help shoppers by extending hours during the holiday period.
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Owen
Lost pocket book at gym returned to Herald Office
A lad left a pocket book at the gym last night and it has been turned in to the Herald office for retrieval. Owners are advised to claim by providing identifying details.
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Herald Office
Eastern Star session honors Crawfordsville guests and nine candidates
The Crawfordsville Chapter hosted a two-part Eastern Star event with over thirty officers and members. At 4 PM the Crawfordsville team led the degree work for seven candidates, a banquet followed, then Darlington officers completed the degree for nine more candidates including Bertha Cox Earl Peterson Roy Wells Raymond Lynn Cecil Mullen Jess Bertley John Brannigan Don Hunt Byron Peterson Harry Peterson and Maude Williamson of North Park Chapter Indianapolis.
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Eastern Star
Crawfordsville
Darlington
Bertha Cox
Earl Peterson
Roy Wells
Raymond Lynn
Cecil Mullen
Jess Bertley
John Brannigan
Don Hunt
Byron
Harry Peterson
Maude Williamson
North Park
Indianapolis
Masonic Officers Installed in Crawfordsville Lodge
The local Masonic Order held a Wednesday installation service with Walter S. Coppage of Crawfordsville as installing officer. Officers for the coming year were placed in their stations, followed by an oyster supper for about fifty members and third degree work conducted by the new officers.
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Walter S. Coppage
Crawfordsville
Racher and Son Business Visit from Chicago
W. S. Racher and his son Donald from Chicago were in town on business Friday.
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Racher
Donald
Chicago
High School Notes Noting Absences and Activity
Frances Manning was absent a few days this week while upperclassmen take on freshman habits. Several students represented the school in corn and bread judging at Crawfordsville. Semi annual exams moved to Thursday and Friday by state request. Capt Had Gray recovered from illness and will play tonight versus Waynetown.
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Frances Manning
Byron Francis
Wheeler Bowers
Roscoe Hamilton
Bessie Burk
Lois Boots
June Conrad
Crawfordsville
State Department
H.S
Had Gray
Waynetown
Obituary Notice for Orval Endicott Delayed for Next Week
In the last evening mail an obituary for Orval Endicott was received but arrived too late for this week's edition. The notice will be published in the next issue.
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Orval Endicott
Car of Coal Expected by Farmers Grain Co
Farmers Grain and Seed Co announces a car of Indiana coal arriving within a day or two. Those needing coal should place orders at once.
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Farmers Grain & Seed Co
Indiana
Local High School Loses to Lebanon 36 to 3
The local high school team was defeated at Lebanon last Saturday night by a score of 36 to 3.
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Lese
Lebanon
Lost small white dog named Buster in Marshall area
Small white dog with white spots stub tail and collar. answers to Buster. Contact Marshall Booher at Bowers phone for details.
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Saidla’s
Buster
Marshall Booher
Bowers
Christmas Services At South Christian Church
Sunday morning services and Sunday School will be combined with Christmas songs. Classes will collect offerings of money or provisions for the needy. A morning message and a children's treat conclude the service. Christian Endeavor at 6 led by Mrs. Hugh Peterson. Evening service at 7 with the Visit of Magi. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at Mrs. Martha Bowers. Pastor J. B. Johnson.
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South Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Hugh Peterson
Magi
Martha Bowers
J. B. Johnson
Christmas Services and Events at two Presbyterian Churches
The Darlington and Shannondale churches announce December 21 services with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Christmas programs. Darlington hosts a church supper Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. with a family picnic and a children’s tree. Shannondale presents the concert Shepherds of Long Ago at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, followed by a tree and treats.
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Darlington
Shannondale
W. J. Frost
Christmas Offering Aids Queen Esther Circle At South Christian Church
The South Christian Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 AM with a Christmas offering enabled by the Queen Esther Circle to fund baskets of toys food and clothing for local homes. 1920 Sunday School officers were elected including Floyd Cornell Supt and John Graham Asst Supt.
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South Christian Church
Queen Esther Circle
Floyd Cornell
John Graham
John Woody
L. W. Little
I. W. Craig
J. B. Johnson
Cradle Roll
Nora Hunt
Home Department
Sarah E Hubbard Estate Notice of Appointment
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Sarah E Hubbard late of Montgomery County Indiana deceased The estate is supposed to be solvent Dated December 17 1919 Johnston Johnston Attorneys for Estate
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Sarah E. Hubbard
Montgomery County
Indiana
Open and Shut Notice for Christmas Hours
A. Weaver & Sons announces extended hours, with the store open every night until Christmas and closed on Christmas Day.
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A. Weaver & Sons
Ladies Church Food Sale At R B Cox Hardware Store
The Ladies of the M E church hold a food sale on Saturday December 20 starting at 1 30 PM at R B Coxs hardware store.
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Ladies of the
M. E. Church
R. B. Cox’s Hardware
Local Ads Highlight Dairy Cattle and Gifts
Fresh milk cows for sale by A. H. Pickett of Darlington. A. Saidla offers a complete line of candies and a gift idea for Christmas. Eggs accepted in trade at Petersons with groceries. Saidla's advertises prices from 1.52 to 2.00 for candy boxes and other items.
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A. H. Pickett
Darlington
Saidla’s
Petersons
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E. H. Russell
Book Lovers Club
Jennie Paddock
Howard Paddock
Christ
Onelia Hopper
John Saidla
Merle Coons
Lou Chambers
World”—Club
Cora Clay
W. C. Miller
Geo. Malsbury
al Hopkins
Wallace Buchanan
Chas. Williamson
Daniel Booher
Saidla
Royal B. Cox, W. M
Train
Orvil Endicott
K. A. Cs
Wabash College
Marvel
Martin
Conger Thompson
Rafael Hunt
Larsh
Stephenson I. Pickering
Kendall
Thomson
Patterson
Haunt
Conger
Rafael
Stephenson
Wingate H
Eastern Star Meeting
Methodist Church
Sarah E Hubbard
Johnston & Johnston
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