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Darlington Herald

Location

Darlington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1921

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Bear Cats Dominate Mooresville In Fast Victory

Darlington Bear Cats outpaced Mooresville 48 to 14 after a swift start at the local gym. Kushner led with 24 points as Hunt left with a sprained ankle, and R. Etter shifted to guard with Rohn entering at forward to preserve the pace and win.

Mooresville Elks Darlington Bear Cats Mooresville Em -Roe Bear Cats Goldsberry Cats Darlington Hunt R. Etter Rohn Kushner

Independent Two Day Basketball Tournament at Darlington

The Independent Basket Ball Tournament will be held February 4 and 5 at Darlington Gymnasium with Darlington Bear Cats representing the city. Wayne Emmelmar of Indianapolis directs the event and will supervise the state meet in March, leading to Indianapolis games for the state championship. Teams entered include Pierce Specials Crawfordsville New Ross Independents Attica Nationals Rockfield Independents Dayton Specials Lafayette Independents Burlington Wild Cats and Darlington Bear Cats. other squads from Crawfordsville Veedersburg and Kingman expected to enter.

Darlington Indianapolis Wayne. Emmelmar Bear Cats Darlington Athletic Association Pierce Specials Crawfordsville New Ross Independents Attica Dayton Specials Lafayette Independents Burlington Wild Cats Darlington Bear Cats Veedersburg Kingman

Fortnightly Needle Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Butler

Mrs Earl Butler hosted a pleasant Fortnightly Needle Club meeting yesterday afternoon. Fourteen members attended with Mrs Lee Hampton and Mrs Al Hopkins assisting in refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Aniel Booher’s home on February 1.

Earl Butler Needle Club Lee Hampton al. Hopkins Butler Aniel Booher

Revival Meetings Opened at Shannondale Presbyterian

Rev W J Frost began a series of revival meetings at the Presbyterian church in Shannondale last Sunday evening. Walter Stewart conducts the music, directing congregational singing and special selections.

Shannondale W. J. Frost Presbyterian Church Walter Stewart

Linden couple hosts dinner guests Monday evening

Mr and Mrs Ottos Bush of Linden were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Norman Thompson on Monday evening, sharing an evening meal and conversation in their home.

Mrs. Ottos Bush Linden Norman Thompson

Settles With Railroad Over Lafayette Yard Death

Mrs Pearl Jackman administrator of the estate receives 3228 as full settlement from the Wabash Railroad for the January 14 1920 death of Taylor Jackman in Lafayette yards. Attorneys Porter and Lewis are allowed 125 for services in the case.

Taylor Jackman Lafayette Ives Taylor Jackman Wabash Lafayette Pearl Jackman North Street Darlington

Funeral for Cyrus Cunningham Held at Presbyterian Church

Funeral services for Cyrus Cunningham who died Tuesday morning last week were held Friday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Augustus S. Buchanan of Indianapolis spoke, with Rev. W J Frost delivering the sermon. A quartette sang and pallbearers included nephews Byron Cox and the Cox brothers. Burial followed in the I O O F cemetery with out of town mourners from New York City, Peru, Crawfordsville, Linden, Veedersburg and Thorntown.

Cyrus Cunningham Presbyterian Church Augustus S. Buchanan Indianapolis Darlington Cunningham Buchanan W. J. Frost B. O. Flora Bert Hiatt Walter Stewart J. C. Saidla E. M. Cox Ashley Cox Elijah Mote Geo. Elliott Brance Brown Spurgeon Cunningham New York City Paul Cunningham Peru Geo. B. Welty Hubert Peterson Mary Welty Chas., Butler A. H. Booker James Atkinson Crawfordsville Linden Harry Freeman Mark Elliott Enos Elliott Thorntown St. Clair Veedersburg

Expressing Gratitude After Bereavement

Mrs Elma Cunningham and Children extend sincere thanks to friends for many kindnesses shown during their recent bereavement.

Elma Cunningham

Large Attendance At M E Church Service Last Sunday

In response to a pastor’s invitation, a large portion of the M E church membership attended the regular service. Rev. Stovall delivered a helpful sermon with Charles Marshall singing. New members welcomed included Mr. and Mrs. B F Carson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. G N Blanton and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunt and Florence Painter. An evening get together with a covered dish supper and program is planned.

T. L. Stovall M. E. Church Stovall Charles Marshall B. F. Carson Charles Anderson G. N. Blanton Don Hunt Florence Painter

Home Guards Organized by Linden Church Group

Mrs. Ed Coleman organized M. E. church youths at the Cox home into the Home Guards to promote Home Missions. Robert Cox was elected president, Louise Crowder vice president, Chas. Anderson secretary, and James Weaver treasurer. Meetings begin Feb 4 each month at Louise Crowder’s home. Mrs. Cox served doughnuts and Neapolitan jello with whipped cream.

Home Guards Ed. Coleman Linden M. E. Church Royal Cox Robert Cox Louise Crowder Chas. Anderson James Weaver

First Meeting of Bible Class at Potato Creek Church

The Adult Bible Class at Potato Creek church held its first meeting at Mrs. Anna Boots home last Thursday evening with seven members and three guests. After the business session a social time and refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Custer home on February 10.

Potato Creek Church Anna Boots Custer

Notice of Darlington Chapter O. E. S. Meeting

Notice to Eastern Stars. There will be a stated meeting of Darlington Chapter O. E. S. and conferring of degrees on Tuesday evening January 25 at seven o'clock. Glenn A. Barley, W. M.

Darlington Chapter O. E. S Glenn A. Barley W. M

Brad Kerfoot Opens New Shoe Repair Shop

Brad Kerfoot formerly with Fred Campbell at Thorntown joins Frank Miles at the Champion Shoe Stop in the brick room on East Main Street to repair shoes.

Brad Kerfoot Fred Campbell Thorntown Frank Miles Champion Brick Room East Main Street

Society to Meet at Presbyterian Church

The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Aniel Cunningham.

Miss Jennette Pa Weekend Meeting With Crumm Crumm

Miss Jennette Pa week end mie hare eintet F Crumm of Mace.

Jennette _ Pa Crumm Mace

Unsolicited Praise of Darling Town By Traveling Coars

An overheard traveling man praises Darlington from its cleanliness civic pride and well kept homes. He notes a local drug store physicians offices and a generous breakfast at a welcoming house during a Darlington visit. The speaker’s glowing tale ends with a call to locals to boost their own town.

Crawfordsville Midway Darlington Terre Haute

Attica man buys Stephenson Restaurant in Chambers Room

W A Smith of Attica purchased the Chambers street restaurant once run by Mr Stephenson. The deal closed Saturday and the Smiths spent days cleaning and preparing. The venue reopened yesterday as an up to date restaurant. Smith brings 25 years in restaurant and hotel work.

W. A. Smith Attica Stephenson Chambers Room Main Street Smith

Class Party Brings Crawfordsville Trio and Friends Together

Miss Jennette Paddock hosted a Thursday evening gathering at her home with classmates and friends. Contests, games, and music provided entertainment. Attendees included Mabel Woody Mary Hopkins Marian Johnston Christine Rhoades Margret Peterson Ruth Carson Thelma Peterson Max Edwards Baron Stewart Henry Peterson Mr Rose and Mr Kinkaid from Crawfordsville.

Jennette Paddock Mabel Woody Mary Hopkins Marian Johnston Christine Rhoades Margret Peterson Ruth Carson Thelma Peterson Crawfordsville Max Edwards Baron Stewart Henry Peterson Rose Kinkaid

Latimers Welcome Born Son In Santa Anna California

Mr and Mrs G G Latimer announce the birth of a son on January 8 at their home in Santa Anna California. They name him Robert Byers. Mrs Latimer is formerly Miss Grace Malsbary and has many friends here. Miss Josephene Alston who recently went to California is visiting with the Latimers.

Darlington Darlingga Geo. Malsbarry G. G. Latimer Santa Anna California Robert Byers Latimer Grace Malsbary Ssephene Alston Latimers

Armenian Relief committee formed after sparsely attended meeting

The Library hosted a Sunday gathering to organize Armenian Relief workers but attendance was light. Jesse Canine of Crawfordsville presided and John Saidla was named chairman of the local campaign committee with J B Cooper and L W Little as vice chairmen.

Jesse Canine Crawfordsville John Saidla J. B. Cooper L. W. Little

Two Games Tomorrow Night Bring New Market Visit

Senior and junior high teams from New Market travel to local gym for two high school games. Darlington’s first team won previously while the younger home players were defeated. Coach Kinkaid has since improved the junior squad. Games start 6:45 PM with 15 and 25 cent admission. only two home matches remain after tomorrow.

New Market Darlington Kinkaid

January Birthday 500 Club Party At Thompson Home

Mr and Mrs Damon Thompson hosted the 500 club gathering last night honoring January birthday members including Mrs Harold Peterson Mrs Norman Thompson Mrs Cecil Mullen Damon Wray Damon Thompson and Harley Paddoe. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson Mr and Mrs Byron Peterson Mr and Mrs Norman Thompson Mr and Mrs Damon Wray Mr and Mrs Lester Mullen Mr and Mrs Hubert Whitton and Mr and Mrs Den Hunt with additional guests Mr and Mrs Floyd Ames and Mr and Mrs Hubert Seybold.

Damon Thompson 500 Club Harold ,Peterson Norman Thompson Cecil Mullen Damon Wray Damon Thompson Harley Paddoe Harold Peterson Byron Peterson Norman Thorpson Lester Mullen Hubert Whitton den Hunt Floyd Ames Hubert Seybold

Mrs William Oliphant of Crawfordie Feels Ailment

A garbled note records Mrs William Oliphant of Crawfordine visiting her aunt Ds Lidday for a week. The entry mentions an attack of toganitis affecting someone named Phen and a return home.

William. Oliphant Crawforderife Ds. Lidday Wee Chambers Severs

Bear Cats to Meet Den Zara Club in New Market Clash

Darlington Bear Cats travel to New Market Gym next Monday night to face the Den Zara Club of Indianapolis, reputedly the fastest independent amateur team in Indianapolis. The game starts at 7:45 PM, admission 35 cents, with a large local crowd expected after last year’s tournament elimination by the visitors.

Indianapolis New Market Gym New Market Gymnasium Darlington Bear Cats den Zara Club den Zara Bear Cats Darlington

Kokomo Chamber honors Owen M Booker as delegate

At a Kokomo Chamber of Commerce meeting Owen M Booker was named a delegate to represent Kokomo at the United States Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Washington DC January 27 28 and 29. He will also visit Philadelphia New York City and Boston. Booker a former Darlington boy is First Vice President of the Kokomo Chamber.

Kokomo Kokomo Chamber of Commerce Owen M. Booker United States Chamber of Commerce Washington, D. C Booher Philadelphia New York City Boston Booker Darlington

Maywood Temple Pythian Sisters Install Officers

At the Maywood Temple Pythian Sisters regular meeting officers were installed led by P. C. Etta Hiatt M. E. C. Ida Hampton S. B. Rose Larrick E. J. Lavina Crumm M. Hila Cox M. of I. R. Cy Lou Chambers B. M. of F. Nellie Booher P. Ida W. Booher. Refreshments followed and the evening continued socially.

Rev E L Williams Improving After Illness

Rev E L Williams former Presbyterian pastor was recovering from a serious illness after two weeks in Methodist hospital Indianapolis He is now at his daughter Mrs Dr Daniels home in Marion and many friends are glad he is better.

Local High School Falls to Six Man Rossville Team

The local high school squad lost 27 to 5 at Rossville last Saturday night. Darling ton observers report frequent fouls on the home team, leaving them with little chance to compete. Lewis Pickett was ejected early for personal fouls.

Rossville Darlington Lewis Pickett

Lidikays Visit Indianapolis For Veterinary Meet

Apr and Mrs M H Lidikay spent two days in Indianapolis attending the Veterinary Medical Association of Indiana. Mrs Lidikay visited friends, staying with Dr Forest Lockridge, Mrs Harry Moore, and Mrs Dr Massay of Richmond. She attended a theatre party and saw Wallace Reed in The Charm School.

Indianapolis M. H. Lidikay Richmond Wallace Reed

Sophomore Party Celebrates At Brainard Home

Miss Marian Brainard and Miss Helen Louise Cox hosted the Sophomore class party at Brainard home with about twenty attendees. Games and music entertained guests and fruit salad with whipped cream and wafers were served under chaperones Miss Sanders Mr Kinkaid and Mr Rose.

Marian Brainard Helen Louise Cox Miss Brainard Miss Sanders Mr. Kinkaid Mr. Rose

Meeting Postponed by Highview Community Club

The Highview Community Club has postponed its event amid unclear details. No new date is provided, and officials did not specify a rescheduling timeline or venue changes.

Highview Community Club

Store Sold in Darlington to W Buchanan and Sons

Wallace Buchanan buys the Mellott moved Bishop and Smith grocery store in Darlington. They will surrender possession next week after inventory. Buchanan is a familiar local figure and will join town business circles. Bishop and Smith return to Mellott with their families to run another large grocery store.

Wallace Buchanan Bae Bishop Smith Darlington Mellott

Missionary Meeting at South Christian church

The Missionary Society met at Miss Nellie Booker's home this afternoon to study The Missionary Message of the Old Testament. The program included prayers, songs, and lectures on biblical books from Acts to Malachi, with readings by many members led by Effie Vannice, Mrs. VanZant, and others.

Missionary Society of the South Christian Church Nellie Booker Effie Vannice Rhorer Bible and Missions Mrs. VanZant Ina Bowers Chambers Ruth Nellie Booher Lola Fletcher VanZant Amos Anna Anderson Hoséa Cynia Alston Micah Elvira Bowers Isaiah Jennie Rocher Jeremiah Martha Bowers Ezekiel Rachel Campbell Daniel Ruth Bair Joel Eva Cooper Obadiah Della Morrison Jonah Mollie Hiatt Naham Mrs. Smith Habbakuck Iva Custer Zephaniah Corda Stewart Haggai Effie Vannice Zachariah Aiorer Malachi Song

Queen Esther Circle Social and Report at Miss Malsbury’s

Miss June Malsbury hosted the Queen Esther Circle of the M E Church Tuesday evening. Mrs Stovald led devotionals and Ruth Carson reported on community work from Study Book. After business, refreshments were served by Jeanette Crowder. guests included Hazel Vannice and numerous Circle members.

Queen Esther June Malsbury M. E. Church Marietta Ook Mildred Bishop Midred Marian Brainard Ruth Carson Ruth Lynch Letha Alston Jeannette Crowder Kathleen Jmel Mabel Emmons Marian Johnson Mable Woody Mrs. Stovald Hazel Vannice

Urging Sunday Sabbath Meetings in Crawfordsville

Two mass meetings will be held in Crawfordsville to urge stricter enforcement of Sunday laws. The afternoon gathering is at 3 o’clock in the First Presbyterian church, the evening session at 7:30 in the High School auditorium. Speakers Rev. Fleming and Rev. Work will address county attendees urging legislators to uphold existing Sunday laws without proposing Blue Laws.

Crawfordsville Sam First, Presbyterian Church High School Fleming Work

John King Celebrates 88th Birthday With Family

Relatives gathered at John King's home last Friday for his 88th birthday. Six children attended, including Alonzo King and Chester King, with several daughters listed, a grand-daughter baked the cake. A bounteous dinner followed the big cake as Mr King remained hale and hearty, hopeful for many more celebrations.

John King Alonzo King Chester King Julian McNally Stella Clark Coral McNorton Eva. Cooper King Homer Coopersey

Miss Lydia Heath Relocates to Knoxville Friends Church

Friends of Miss Lydia Heath and her mother announce they have moved to Knoxville Tennessee. Heath, former resident, is pastor of the Knoxville Friends Church in the Wilmington Yearly Meeting. They are doing light housekeeping this winter and plan to move there in the spring.

Knoxville Lydia Heath Tenn Heath Friends Church Wilmington Yearly Meeting

At erizal at Co cal ppabery of te Baal Oni

The fragmentary text appears garbled with multiple misspellings and lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item or notice for summary.

Erizal

Meeting of the Parent Teachers Club at the Library

A lively PTA meeting at the Library featured a talk on school equipment by Mrs. Chambering and solos by Mrs. Bert Hiatt and Miss Elda Caldwell. Rev. Van Zant led a discussion on education. fifteen undernourished children were noted, with Welfare Committee tasked to aid.

Bert Hiatt Chambering Tall Elda Caldwell James. B. Rose Thes Smith-Towner Bill Lois Paddack Frost van Zant N. F. Peacock Royal Cox Howard Paddock Bert. Brainard M. H. Lidikay Denton Cox Frank Caldwell W. A. Kinkaid W. S. Weaver Hattie- Hughes

Gravelly Run Church Class Meeting Held at Peebles Home

The We Will class of Gravelly Run church held its regular Saturday evening meeting January 15 at Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Peebles home. Vice president Everette Butler presided in the president’s absence. The gathering opened with a song and scripture, followed by prayer and roll call, with time spent in songs and music. Refreshments of apples and bananas were served. attendees included many local residents and families such as Ronnie Smith Agnes Péébies Grate Wheeler Edna LaFollette Lucile Vanseoce Fern Kuhns Eva Jessie Moore Thelma Ruth Ava Martin Rena Bertha Quigg Buell Warren Clyde Moore Morris Curtis Quigg Mary Merritt Peebles Clifford Quiggs Mildred Everette Butler and family Roy Sorrells and family H. E. Cohee and family T. W. LaFollette and Harry Wheeler.

L. R. Peebles Everette Butler Ronnie Smith Agnes’ Péébies Grate Wheeler Edna LaFollette Lucile Vanseoye Fern. Kuhns Eva Jessie Moore Thelma Ruth Ava Martin Rena Bertha Quigg Buell Warren Clyde Moore Morris Curtis Quigg Herbert Peebles Claude Quigg Herman Francis Damon Merritt Peebles Mary Clifford Quiggs Mildred Roy Sorrells H. E. Cohee T. W. LaFollette Harry Wheeler

Les Miserables Tonight Show Postponement Notice

Films for Les Miserables failed to arrive yesterday causing a postponement of the junior class show. The first performance is at four this afternoon with two more at 7 15 and 9 tonight. Admission 25 cents.

Admissiost

Revival services close at South Christian church in Crawfordsville

Miss Virginia Carson spent Thursday with friends at Colfax. A two week revival series ended Sunday night at the South Christian church. Mrs. Harry Freeman of Indianapolis attended the funeral of her uncle Cyrus Cunningham. Spurgeon Cunningham returned to New York City Monday after being here since Thursday due to his father Cyrus Cunningham's death. Several local names appear in social notes and a for sale item lists a five room house with electric lights and outbuildings as a bargain. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Brainard and Adaline Layten hosted guests Friday through Sunday. Percy Galbraith and wife visited Mrs Lynch's nephew Caneda.

Virginia Carson Colfax South Christian Church Harry Freeman Indianiapolis Cyrus Cunningam Spurgeon Cunningham New York City Cyrus Cunningham James’ Peterson Charles. Gery Walter Chesterson Royal Ce Guy Bates Strang Crawfordsville

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