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Newspaper

Darlington Herald

Location

Darlington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1916

Page

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Peebles anders on reunion echoes family ties in grove

A long mounted Peebles Anderson family reunion gathered on Uncle Roberts farm July 2 with descendants from Indiana and Illinois. Devotional services were led by Rev. Willis Bond and W. C. Stewart before a hearty dinner. Elder attendees included John Anderson aged ninety and Henry Thornburg aged eighty eight.

Robert H. Peebles Sarah Anderson Atwell D Mabel Robert Weesner Herbert H Robert Willis Bond Knightstown W. C. Stewart Crawfordsville Sarah John Anderson Pendleton Henry Thornburg Almeda Johnson Earl Rothgeb Lucille Johnson Wellington Ill Margaret Stanton Lida Schaible Addie Stanton Ethel Arnett Lafayette Elijah Coleman Charlies Kersey Bloomingdale Emma Butler Edgar Butler Lydia Hayworth Matel Kansal Thorntown Bayle Arthur Anderson Bainbridge Arthur Hancock Son Bruce Simms, Ind Chas. Ferris Barbara Ferris Milton, Ind

Weesner Farm Sold In Darlington Deal

Dr N F Peacock and Charles Lease take over Bob Weesner’s south of town farm after a deal arranged by Heck Hamilton. The sale includes eight Holstein cows seventy four hogs and farm implements for fourteen thousand nine hundred dollars amid a street scuffle and subsequent compromise.

N. F. Peacock Charles Lease Bob Weesner Weesners Heck Hamilton Darlington Robert Weesner Dr. Peacock Charley Lease Heck Bob Eglong Franklin Street Doc Charley

Tenant House Burns On Wisehart Farm

A tenant dwelling on Thomas Wisehart’s farm two miles northwest of town burned Sunday night. William White and family had been living there previously. Mrs White is Wisehart’s daughter, and no one was home when the fire started. Origin unknown, suspected to be caused by an earlier severe electrical storm.

Thomas Wisehart William White

New Fire Bell Replaces Old One At Fire House

The town board replaced a decades old fire bell due to weakening sound. A 36 inch diameter bell weighing about 600 pounds was delivered last Monday and installed above the fire house in the afternoon. The bell was ordered through Cox & Booher of Biz Hardware.

Cox & Booher Biz Hardware

Wednesday Afternoon Party at Miss Pritchard’s Home

Miss Pauline Pritchard entertained a number of friends Wednesday afternoon east of town in honor of Miss Henderson of Georgetown Ill Miss Campbell of Frankfort and Miss Arbin of Healy Kansas who are visiting. Guests included Margaret Weesner Gretchen Miller Merle Hamilton Letha Mote Pearl Cook Edith Paddock Rosa Binford and Ailsa Craig of Thorntown.

Pauline Pritchard Town Miss Henderson Georgetown Ill Miss Campbell Frankfort Miss Arbin Healy Kansas Margaret Weesner Gretchen Miller Merle Hamilton Letha Mote Pearl Cook Edith Paddock Rosa Binford Ailsa Craig Thorntown

Notice to Guarantors of Chautauqua Assessment

All persons who last year signed the guarantee for the Chautauqua which has just closed are requested to remit their assessment of $2 to the treasurer, E. W. Cox, at once.

E. W. Cox

Business trip to Indianapolis by Schroff Wallace and Buchanan

F Wm Schroff, Wallace and Jim Buchanan went to Indianapolis on a business trip Friday.

F. Wm. Schroff Wallace Jim Buchanan Indianapolis

Hanly Delivers Eloquent Speech in Crawfordsville

Former Governor J Frank Hanly spoke at the gymnasium after a late arrival from Indianapolis. He urged support for the Flying Squadron Foundation fighting liquor traffic and sought subscriptions to the cause. The schedule was disrupted by a storm causing postponement to the following Sunday.

J. Frank Hanly Mr. Hanly Indianapolis W. A. Stewart Dean Leon Little Ferl Cox Margaret Hiatt Gov Hanly Indiana Flying Squadron Foundation Crawfordsville

Men’s Meeting Sunday at Library Auditorium

A Men's Meeting will be held at the Library auditorium next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. It continues the regular meetings and aims for full membership attendance.

Library

Friends Church Schedule and Pastor Visit at Gravelly Run

Lydia M. Heath pastor announces 9:45 Bible School and 11:00 worship service with pastor at Gravelly Run. Mid week prayer meeting is Thursday at 7 30 o clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all.

Bible School Gravelly Run

Does It Pay To Advertise In The Herald

Businessmen in Darlington debate the value of ads after two local notices in The Herald last week. A. K. Peterson of Darlington Feed Mill advertised Gold Medal Flour with dates July 8 and 10, drawing about twenty inquiries. Schroff’s Corner Drug Store advertised an eczema remedy, selling out and ordering fresh supply.

Darlington The Herald A. K. Peterson A. K Peterson Schroff

H. I. M. Club Enjoys Picnic and Fireworks

The H. I. M. club girls and escorts spent Tuesday picnicking in woods near Smartsburg then attended a Thorn town band concert and fireworks. Attendees included Gertrude Gray Marie Peterson Nellie Flaningam Hazel Van Auken Margaret Hiatt Bessie Milner Beatrice Thompson Damon Thompson Norman Thompson Harley Paddock Dean Little Lora Booker Cecil Mullen Kenneth Cox. Wednesday morning they held a camp fire breakfast at the creek.

H. I. M. Club Smartsburg Thorntown Gertrude Gray Marie Peterson Nellie Flaningam Hazel van Auken Margaret Hiatt Bessie Milner Beatrice Thompson Damon Thompson Norman Thompson Harley Paddock Dean Little Lora Booker Cecil Mullen Kenneth Cox

Darlington Folks Win Prizes at Thorntown Show

At the Thorntown horse show on Tuesday, Darlington earned a share of the prize money. Mrs. Roy Coltrain displayed a decorated automobile look and won ten dollars while Ernest Francis captured twenty seven iron men with three firsts, one second, and two thirds across his horses.

Thorntown Darlington Roy Coltrain Ernest Francis

Masonic Notice for July Meeting Degree Work

A regular meeting of the F and A M shows third degree work scheduled for July 1 at the hall. The degree work starts at 5 o clock with refreshments to follow at 7.

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Local residents share visits and reunions around Jamestown

H C Ellis of near Waynetown spent Tuesday night here with his daughter Mrs W C Bowers. Mrs Blanch Hamilton Golden of Indianapolis came Saturday for a short visit with relatives. M V Faust and wife of Chicago traveled by motorcycle Saturday and stayed through Tuesday with the Hampton families. John Rettinger worked with his camera Sunday at Jamestown for the Peebles Anderson reunion and the Harshbarger reunion near Ladoga.

H.C. Ellis Waynetown W. C. Bowers M. V. Faust Chicago Hampton John Rettinger Jamestown Ladoga Charles Butler Russiaville Isreal Milton

Former Resident John F. Howard Dies in Lansing Michigan

John F. Howard born April 16 1854 in North Salem Indiana died June 29 1916 at his daughter Mrs F M Odel in Lansing Michigan at age 62 years 2 months 14 days He lived in Darling ton Crawfordsville and later moved to California and Terre Haute He leaves a wife and daughter two sisters and two brothers Funeral was held July 1 at the M E church with Rev Nicely and burial in the I O O F Cemetery

John F. Howard Wm. W Nancy Claypool Howard North Salem Indiana F. M. Odel Lansing Michigan John Howard Darlington Mary E. Naylor I. E. G. Naylor Crawfordsville California Terre Haute M. E Nicely

Union Vesper Services to Continue All Summer

Sunday evening vesper services will resume in front of Caldwell and Tressel’s hardware store at 8 o’clock, with a possible move to the Methodist church if weather prevents outdoor gathering. Ministers urge town choirs and prayers for a fruitful season of worship and fellowship.

Caldwell & Tressel’s Methodist Church

Pythian Sisters Elect Officers After Pleasant Evening

The Pythian Sisters elected officers for the ensuing term after a regular business session. Officers include P. C. Eva Caldwell M. E. C. Nellie Booker E. S. Eliza Owsley E. J. Lydia Hollingsworth M. Lou Chambers M. of K. and C Anna Booher M. of F Flora Conrad G. G. Rose Larrick Protector Etta Hiatt Rep. to Grand Temple Lou Chambers Alternate Julia Cox. A laundry contest and mock track meet followed, ending with refreshments at Schroff's.

Pythian Sisters P. C Eva Caldwell Nellie Booker E. S Eliza Owsley E. J Lydia Hollingsworth Lou Chambers Anna Booher Flora Conrad Rose Larrick Etta Hiatt Grand Temple Julia Cox Schroff’s

Neighborhood prayer meeting Bible classes schedule posted

Bible classes and a Plus Ultra Class at the Library are set for Monday July 10. No 1 led by Mrs Parnell and Mrs Craig. No 2 led by Miss Kersey and Mrs Young. No 3 led by Mrs Ollie Rhorer and Rev Nicely. No 5 led by Mrs Rich and Mrs Miller.

Parnell Craig Kersey

Methodist Church Sunday Schedules This Week

Methodist Church hosts Sunday school at 10 a m. Epworth League meets at 7 p m. Potato Creek services at 11 a m Campbell's Chapel at 3 p m. Union services at Darlington at 8 p m Pastor W M Nicely presides.

Epworth League Potato Creek Campbell’s Chapel Darlington

Ice Cream Festival On Joe LaFollette Lawn

The Presbyterian church ladies host an ice cream festival on E Main street at Joe LaFollette's lawn this Saturday night July 15. Dont forget the date.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church Joe LaFollette E. Main Street

Personal notices hint at visitors and sales in Darlington area

Local folks and guests are listed with travel and visit notes from Lafayette Crawfordsville Terre Haute and Lebanon. Mentions include Frank Shumaker Fred Milner Raymond Linn and several families visiting relatives and farm neighbors. A two day sale on Gold Medal Flour at Darlington Feed Mill offers barrels at six dollars sixty seven cents.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peebles-Anderson Robert Peeble Lydia M. Heath F. and A. M Union Vesper Services Neighborhood Prayer Meeting W.M. Nicely Frank Shumaker Fred Milner Raymond Linn Crouch Stock Farm Frank Fink Jules LePage Walter Stanforth Dean and Léon Little R. C Ward Sister Mary Harvey Custer Will Nolan Bowling Green Zola Campbell Kate Walkup Ben T. M. Campbell W. A. Burgin Ford C. E. Hiatt Odd Fellows Hall Mary A. Corbin Buelah Bessie Burk Richard Burk Ella Otte Maria Cadwallader Bloomington, Ill Ruth Butler Lucinda Moffitt Earl LaFollette Clara Hale Topeka Kan Lebanon James Peterson Hubert Marjorie Helen Cox Fort Harrison Company C
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