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Newspaper

Darlington Herald

Location

Darlington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

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Death Saddens Sugar Creek and Thorntown Homes

Obituary notices report the deaths of Milton A Hollowell of Sugar Creek township near Darlington and Hamilton of Thorntown. Hollowell, born 1849, died at home after long illness. survivors include Martha Jane Peterson and three deceased children. Funeral services were held locally with multiple pastors. Hamilton, struck by lightning near a Thorntown farm, died instantly. he was a Mason and former newspaper man with two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held at the family home.

Hamilton Thorntown Colfax Frankfort Connersville L. W. Little Darlington E. R. Booker Bowers Martha Hale Sylvia Hamilton Chicago Chas. Hamilton Indianapolis John Hamilton Corpus Christi Texas

Community thanks for kindness and funeral flowers

The Hollowell family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and ministers for their kindness and comforting floral offerings and words of condolence during Milton A Hollowell’s illness and death Mrs M A Hollowell Mrs Clint Arnold

Milton A. Hollowell M. A. Hollowell Clint Arnold

William C Hubbard Dies After Civil War Service

William C Hubbard longtime Darlington resident died at Soldiers Home Danville Ill Friday evening his burial occurred Sunday at S O O F Cemetery services were at East Christian Church led by Rev Bradbury He was born December 26 1828 in Washington County aged 89 5 13 He served in the Civil War with Sherman on the March to the Sea He married three times and left ten children from the first union one survives Lottie Wyburn of Fulton Ind From the third union five children survived three with their mother Harry Newton Floyd Hubbard of Indianapolis James Hubbard of Peru Ind Also survived by brother W Scott Hubbard Frankfort and sisters Mrs James McMillen Mrs John Irvin

William C. Hubbard Darlington Soldiers Danville Ill East Christian Church Rev Bradbury Mr. Hubbard Washington County Sherman Lottie Wyburn Fulton Ind Harry Newton Floyd Hubbard Indianapolis James Hubbard Peru Indiana W. Scott Hubbard Frankfort James McMillen John Irvin

Card of Thanks for William Hubbard

We thank all who were kind during William Hubbard’s funeral. Special thanks to the minister undertaker pallbearers and singers. Brothers and sisters children and grandchildren express gratitude.

William ©. Hubbard

Thorntown Times editor killed by lightning at sister-in-law home

Gilbert H. Hamilton age fifty eight editor and proprietor of the Thorntown Times was struck and killed by a bolt of lightning at the home of his sister-in-law Mrs. Eleanor.

Gilbert H. Hamilton Thorntown Times Eleanor

Death of Mrs. Lee LaFollette at Shannondale

Mrs. Lee LaFollette of near Shannondale died Tuesday morning after a year of illness. She was formerly Miss Grace Kenneth and is survived by four children. Funeral services were held at 10:30 yesterday at the home with burial in Shannondale Cemetery.

Lee LaFollette Shannondale Grace Kenneth Shannondale Cemetery

Ready for Big War Saving Drive Begins Next Week

A library meeting last night set plans for the War Saving Stamp drive starting Monday. W. E. Craig will chair the campaign, with Franklin township expected to purchase $32,850 in securities. Residents are urged to decide their role in advance to ease solicitor explanations.

W. E. Craig Franklin Township

New Man Appointed to Town Board After Resignation

At the town board meeting on Monday night Dan W. Booher was named to fill the unexpired term of Grant Gray who has resigned. Booher is expected to be a good choice for the position. The board also plans sewerage improvements on Main Street and invites public thanks for the proposed work.

Dan W. Booher Grant Gray Booher Main Street

Missing Weaver named in Round Robin list and war chest gifts

Omission noted: Mrs James Weaver added to Round Robin. Earlier war chest list lacked donors Miss Anna Guntle six dollars Wallace Stuckey eight dollars Obe Needham and Walter Flaningam fifteen dollars each. corrected record reflects these contributions.

James Weaver Anna Guntle Wallace Stuckey Obe Needham Walter Flaningam

Presbyterian Market to Be Held at Brainard & Butler Store

The Presbyterian Church ladies plan a food market on Saturday June 15 at 10 o clock. Mrs Charles Williamson will take telephone orders. Market location is Brainard and Butler Store.

For Sale A No 1 Hupmobile Touring Car Modle 32

Earl W. Cox advertises a cheap For Sale A No 1 Hupmobile touring car model 32. Miss Gertrude Gray begins work as the new clerk at Peterson and Gray Grocery.

Earl W. Cox Gertrude Gray Peterson & Gray Grocery

Nuptial Knot Ties Mary Hiatt and Lora Booker in Simple Lutheran Ceremony

Mary Margaret Hiatt and Lora Newton Booker wed at the Lutheran church on Sunday evening. Miss May Larrick played the piano as a flag adorned ceremony unfolded with fifty guests, including H. I. M. club members, surrounding the bride in a Crepe de Chine gown and pink rose bouquet, and the groom in military service with the 113th Engineers at Hattiesburg. The couple are local graduates with ties to Crawfordsville and Indianapolis music study.

Mary Margaret Hiatt Harvey N. Hiatt Lora Newton Booker May Larrick Stroup Harley Paddack H. I. M. Club Orley Steele Hubert Peterson Crawfordsville Darlington High School Chicago Musical College Metropolitan School of Music Indianapolis Chicago Technical College 113Th Engrs. Co Hattiesburg Booker

Local Nuptials Tie Stover to Ora Horney

Stover who has lived with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mahoy and attended local high school for three years became the wife of Ora Horney son of Mrs. Mary Horney of near Garfield. Horney will depart on the 28th for military service and Mrs. Horney will remain in the area for the present.

Stover Joe Mahoy Ora Horney Mary Horney Garfield Horney Mrs. Horney

Mable Graham Marries Raymond Cook at Graham Home

On Wednesday evening at eight, Mable Graham wed Raymond Cook at the Graham home on Adams Street. Rev. J. B. Johnson officiated. Attending were Ruth Graham and Roy Cook. Mary Cox played Lohengrin. The couple will live on a farm near Potato Creek.

Adams St John L. Graham Mable Raymond Cook Grant Cook J. B. Johnson M. E. Church Ruth Graham Roy Cook Mary Cox Lohengrin Mrs. Cook Potato Creek

Double Ceremony Links Linden Nuptials and a Another Event

Thelma Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas W. Cook, married Alva C. Warren of Co C stationed at Hattiesburg Miss at Rev Nicely home Linden last Saturday at 8 30 PM. Mrs Warren is a recent local high school graduate and the couple departed for Hattiesburg after the ceremony. The same evening Miss Lucy...

Rev Nicely Linden Thelma Cook Chas. W. Cook Alva C. Warren Co. C Hattiesburg Miss Warren Lucy

Flower Mission Day visit by W C T U to County Farm

Five loads by W C T U women and children visited the County Farm and Orphans Home on Friday June 7 to commemorate Flower Mission Day begun by Miss Jennie Cassady. Flowers candy and litera ture were given to inmates and each child received a gift. A short program and singing by Lois Paddock and Ruth Mullen followed. The group hopes to make this an annual event and thanks were extended by Jennie Paddock Sedy and Mr and Mrs C B Dunbar.

W.C.T.U Flower Mission Jennie Cassady Orphans’ Home Lois Paddock Ruth Mullen

Close Call For Two In Upset Ford Crash

Oliver Bowers and William Bunday were riding in a Ford when the car turned uncontrollable on a cement road south of town Friday morning. The vehicle rolled over and stopped with front wheels on a fence. both boys were bruised and scratched but escaped serious injury as the top was down. The wrecked car was towed to town for repairs.

Oliver Bowers Abner Bowers William Bunday Bowers Ford Bunday

Gladys Hullette Returns in Miss Nobody Screening

Gladys Hullette, the charming actress, will appear Saturday night at the home theatre in a Pathe Gold Rooster film titled Miss Nobody, following her previous engaging performance before a large audience a few weeks ago.

Gladys Hullette Pathe Gold Rooster

Notice to Masons Stated Meeting at Darlington Lodge

Darlington Lodge No 186 holds a stated meeting Wednesday night June 19 at 8 oclock. E N Woody Worshipful Magistrate C A Marshall Secretary.

Darlington Lodge E. N. Woody W. M C. A. Marshall

Yarn Arrives for Socks and Sweaters

Yarn for socks and sweaters has arrived. For sock yarn contact Mrs F W Campbell and for sweater yarn contact Mrs C W Kendall.

F. W. Campbell C. W. Kendall

For Sale Pure Ice Cream Ad and Farm Offer

Try Schlosser's pure Ice Cream at Saidla's. For Sale: Big work mare one mile west of Garfield Frank Bales. Convenient pasture for one or two cows can be had in the Corns 5 acres back of Capt. Pritchard's house. Part pay will be taken in milk. Call Rev. E. L. Williams phone 143.

Schlosser Saidla’s Garfield Frank Bales

Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Missionary Society Observed

The Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church marks its twenty-fifth anniversary at Mrs. J. A. Peterson’s home Friday at 2:30 PM. Mrs. C. E. Butler will read a paper on What This War Means to Me, with notes from the field by Mrs. G. E. Martin and a history by Mrs. Peterson. All members invited.

Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church J. A. Peterson C. E. Butler G. E. Martin Peterson

Cecil Hampton Improving After Sun Stroke at Camp Shelby

Cecil Hampton is hospitalized at Camp Shelby after suffering a sun stroke about a month ago. In a letter to his parents he reports he is improving and recovering steadily.

Cecil Hampton Camp Shelby

For Sale Traction Engine at Saidla’s Up to Date

A 16 horsepower Nichols and Shepherd Traction Engine is offered for sale by Chas. W. Ross in Crawfordsville Indiana. The listing promises a reliable power unit and mentions the vendor’s location at Saidla's up to date restaurant, inviting inquiries.

Saidla Nichols and Shepherd ‘Traction Engine Chas. W. Ross Crawfordsville Indiana

Church Announcements for Darlington Potato Creek Campbell's

Methodist Church schedule lists Sunday School at 10 00 and preaching at 11 00 in Darlington Potato Creek and Campbell's Chapel service at 3 30. Pastor J B Johnson invites everyone to attend.

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

Darlington Sabbath Services Announced at Presbyterian Church

Darlington Sabbath School starts 10 a.m led by Mr. Tressel with morning service to follow. Children’s exercises scheduled. Evening service at 8 p.m. Rev. Edgar L. Williams welcomes all to attend.

Presbyterian Church Darlington Tressel Edgar L. Williams

South Christian Church Service Schedule and Sunday School

The notice lists times for South Christian Church events including 9 45 a m Sunday School with J B Cooper superintendent Garfield 11 a m Morning Service 10 a m Sunday School with Mrs Anna Huffman superintendent 5 00 p m Sunday Evening Christian Endeavor led by Pastor J M Bradbury.

South Christian Church J. B. Cooper Anna Huffman Christian Endeavor J.M. Bradbury

Church Services Schedule with Willis Bond as Pastor

9:45 Bible School led by Supt Israel Butler. 11:00 morning worship with sermon. 8:00 evening worship conducted by Pastor Willis Bond.

Bible School Israel Willis Bond

East Christian Church Bible School and Services

Bible School at 10 00 a m. Preaching in morning and evening by Rev Barber of Rockfield. Everyone welcome. W P McClaskey Superintendent.

Bible School Barber Rockfield W. P. McClaskey

Gravelly Run Friends Sunday Schedule

Sunday School at 10 o'clock led by Supt. C. E. Quigg. Christian Endeavor at 11 o'clock led by Bertha Quigg.

C. E. Quigg Christian Endeavor Bertha Quigg

Children Present Notable Program at Methodist Church

A splendid program was given Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church by the children and young people. The program included choruses recitations a pantomime drills and various exercises. The church was decorated with flags and flowers and the event drew a large audience.

Methodist Church

Berean Class Organized by Eas Christian Sunday School

Adult members form The Berean Class and plan effective work. First meeting set for Tuesday evening June 18 at the home of Mrs. W C Miller.

Eas Christian Sunday School W.C. Miller

Local Visits Highlight Weekly Tennessee Township Notes

Mr and Mrs Harold Peterso visited relatives at Bloomingto from Tuesday until Thursday. Mr and Mrs W L Marshall o Seymour and Mrs Harry Harris of Logansport were guests of F H Marshall and family Saturday. Miss Frances Kelly of Winama and Miss Ethel Pike of Francis ville left for their homes Wednesday after a week visit with Mrs Ruth Little. E N Woody has started erection of a new residence on his farm west of town. The match is being furnished by the Darlington Lumber Coal Co. Melvin Sweeny son of Osca Sweeny was injured Sunday by a automobile near Waynetown. He was struck by a passing automobile and his leg was broken. Mr and Mrs Clyde Loop who have recently returned from Florida where they spent the winter came Sunday for a visit with Mr Loop's parents Mr and Mr Frank Buchanan.

Iva Hiatt Ernest Weesner the Park E. H. Cox Linden Charles Rodgers Peoria III Harry Zeigler Miss McKinsy Thorntown Omer Butler Russiaville Earl Butler Noel Cook Logansport Lebanon Alf Trotter North Salem Grant Cave Crawfordsville John Brannigan Kirkpatrick Joe Elsesser Harry Freeman Virgil Vandegrift Howard Hutchinson Kathleen Johnson Indianapolis Gregg Johnson Bert Brainard Mell Breaks John Saidla Helen Harris Saidla Earl Martin Carlos Inskeep Frances Wallace Buchanan Walter Chesterson Harold Peterso Bloomingto W. L. Marshall O Seymour Harry Harris F H. Marshall Frances Kelly Winama Ethel Pike Francisville Ruth Little E. N. Woody Darlington Lumber & Coal Co Melvin Sweeny Osca Sweeny Waynetown Clyde Loop Florda Mr Loop Mr Frank Buchanan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sugar Creek Township Mr. Hollowell Martha Jane Peterson Ers Presbyterian Market Cook Graham Jennie Paddock Sedy C. B. Dunbar Beaus and Belles of 96 Friends Church M. E. Children’s Exercises
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