Kirkpatrick Megafire After Freight Train Wreck
A Clover Leaf freight wreck near Kirkpatrick on a Wednesday morning toppled seven gasoline oil cars and two lumber cars, igniting a massive blaze. The fire engulfed Farmers Elevator, a blacksmith shop, homes, and the Clover Leaf depot within an hour, drawing help from Linden Clarks Hall and West Lafayette, while ten water-filled cars were sent from Frankfort. No serious injuries reported despite numerous onlookers and detoured trains through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Charles Rykers
Earl Gray
J. W. Brackett
Eliza Crosby
Clover Leaf
Linden and Clarks Hall
West Lafayette
Halstead
Frankfort
Patriotic Sunday Worship and Red Cross Offering
Darlington Methodist Sunday School hosts Patriotic Sunday on July 1 with a planned Red Cross offering aiming at 100000 dollars. Program includes hymns readings prayers and a flag salute followed by The Star Spangled Banner and a piano tuning notice from W E Marshall.
Red Cross Campaign Kickoff In Darlington For $1000 Drive
A meeting at the Lh ary Tuesday morning organized a Red Cross Fund drive in Darlington with a $1000 goal. Dumont Peck and Harry Fine of Crawfordsville helped form ten captains led by Royal B. Cox, with Bert Brainard as secretary. By Wednesday $400 was listed, rising to $700 by night. A final push was planned for Thursday and Friday seeking more than the quota. The largest gift so far is $30 from Lock Harlan. A full donor list will appear next week.
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Lhary
Darlington
Red Cross Fund
Dumont Peck
Harry Fine
Crawfordsville
W. E. Craig
R. B. Cox
I. W. Craig
L. W. Little
J. B. Cooper
Bert Brainard
Chas. Lease
Earl Cox
W. C. Miller
Chas. Williamson
Royal B. Cox
Lock Harlan
Drill Company Organized In Darlington
Darlington youths form a drill company after an all hands meeting at the town hall with eighteen men reporting. Led by Heck Hamilton and Joe Cain the unit organized into two squads and began basic drill steps. Officials anticipate about a hundred local men of military age may join. further auditions are set for 7 30 pm at the town hall with weekly practice on Tuesday and Friday nights and possible gymnasium use.
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Darlington
Heck Hamilton
Joe Cain
Hostess Miss Margaret Weesner Hosts Imogene VanDalen Guests
Miss Margaret Weesner entertained a group of ladies on Friday afternoon for a visit with her guest Miss Imogene VanDalen of Mulberry. Attendees included Miss Ina Bowers Miss Clara Corns Miss Edith Paddock Mrs. James Peterson Mrs. Elmer Chambers and Mrs. Ernest Weesner. Mrs. Weesner assisted in serving chocolate and sandwiches.
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Margaret Weesner
Imogene VanDalen
Mulberry
Ina Bowers
Clara Corns
Edith Paddock
James Peterson
Elmer Chambers
Ernest Weesner
Weesner
Notice to M. E. Church Members about dues
The quarterly payments were due on June 20. If you are in arrears please pay at your convenience. L. W. Little, Treasurer.
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L. W. Little
Treas
Regional visitors and local health notes
Miss Moree Craig of Terre Haute visited from Friday to Sunday with Mrs. James Remley. Dr. Ella McNicol returned to Brankfort Monday after visiting here over the weekend. Mrs. Geo Welty of Crawfordsville spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Garret and children left Wednesday for a visit with relatives in Fillmore, Tipton, Goldsmith, and Indianapolis. Mrs. Frank Custer is confined to bed for a twenty one days treatment for heart trouble. Dr. Swope of Crawfordsville is doctoring her. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Custer and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dykes spent Sunday with Mrs. Fairy Alexander, who is reported to be a little better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moree Craig
Terre Haute
James Remley
Ella McNicol
Brankfort
Geo. Welty
Crawfordsville
Cyrus Cunningham
Grover Garret
Fillmore
Tipton
Goldsmith
Indianapolis
Frank Custer
Dr. Swope
Charles Custer
Samuel Dykes
Fairy Alexander
Elizabeth Cain
Red Cain
Picture Will Help Conserve Food Lecture At County Show
County Agent R. A. Chitty and Purdue's Mr Switzer brought a five reel motion picture exhibit on food conservation to town. A lecturer accompanies the screening detailing dairy product handling. Admission limited to ages 16 and up. first show at 7 o clock to allow distant attendees.
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R. A. Chitty
Death of Mrs. Henderson After Long Illness
Mrs. Henderson 84 died at home after eighteen months of illness from paralysis and related complications. Formerly near Shannondale, she moved to Darlington after her husband’s death and lived alone in Darlington. Survived by three sons Andy Franklin Willard Indianapolis Emmett Kirkpatrick and a daughter Lizzie Hawkins Gridley. Funeral in East Christian church with Rev. Bradbury officiating and burial at Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Henderson
Henderson
Shannondale
Darlington
Andy
Franklin
Willard
Indianapolis
Emmett
Kirkpatrick
Lizzie Hawkins
Gridley
East Christian Church
Bradbury
W.C. Stewart
Crawfordsville
Greenlawn Cemetery
Unusual Film At Home Theatre Features The Circular Staircase
A reproduction of Mary Roberts Rhinehart’s The Circular Staircase will be shown at Home theatre Saturday night in five parts with noted actors. On Wednesday night June 27, The Devil's Prayer Book a Kleine Edison feature in five parts stars Arthur Hoops and Alma Hanlon.
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Home
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Kleine-Edison
Arthur Hoops
Alma Hanlon
Book Lovers Aid French Relief With 46 Ambulance Pillows
Twelve members of the Book Lovers club met with Mrs. N. F. Peacock on Wednesday afternoon and made forty six ambulance pillows from club donated material. The group will reconvene with Mrs. Bert Brainard in two weeks to continue the work.
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Book Lovers Club
N. F. Peacock
Bert Brainard
Children’s Day Exercises At Presbyterian Church
A large crowd attended the Sunday morning Children’s Day program at the Presbyterian church. After a congregational song the Supt. Mr. Tressel read the Sunday School lesson to the congregation. The children's program impressed, with orchestra and choir performing a selection and Rev. Williams delivering a notable talk centered on the word watch.
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Presbyterian Church
Mr. Tressel
Williams
Red Cross Musical at Gym Supports War Relief
The Plus Ultra Bible Class presents a musicale at the gymnasium to aid the Red Cross. An admission of 10 and 15 cents is charged. Rehearsals have produced an excellent program starting at 8 o'clock with choir, readings, duets, solos, a playlet by Camp Fire Girls, and other musical numbers led by local talent including Lucile Hampton, Dorothy Finley, Beatrice Thompson, Minerva Manning, Evelyn Booker, Zelpha Finley, Margaret Hiatt, and others.
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Plus Ultra Bible
Red Cross
Old Glory
Virginia
LeCarillon
Lucile Hampton
Mildred
Thelma Peterson
Beatrice Thompson
Dorothy Finley
Elizabeth Love
Auto accident injures five on Mechanicsburg trip
Last Sunday near Pikes crossing a Ford overturned twice down an embankment injuring Virgil and Chester Singleton of Mechanicsburg and Misses Madge and Nellie Izzard of Bowers. Madge Izzard drove the car suffering a broken leg a severe leg cut and a back wrench. Nellie Izzard was briefly unconscious. Virgil Singleton had three broken ribs and internal injuries. Chester Singleton had a badly bruised right leg.
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Bowers
Mechanicsburg
Virgil
Chester Singleton
Misses Madge
Nellie Izzard
Pikes Crossing
Thorntown
Miss Madge Izzard
Nellie
Virgil Singleton
Extra Chautauqua number adds Frank Holslng talk
A special guest event at Chautauqua will present Frank W. Holslng with his address A Voice from the Trenches on Thursday night June 28. Holslng, a veteran of eighteen months in European trenches, will speak free to season ticket holders, sharing frontline experiences, captivity, and escapes as a German cannon prisoner and war survivor.
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Chautauqua
Frank W. Holslng
Europe
Chautauqua Association
Don’t Forget to Register for Constitutional Delegates
The registration board chaired by County Clerk E A Rice with Charles King Warner Swearingen Dan Murphy and J I Inlow meets at the Court House for a sixty day compulsory registration period. Registration covers men and women with three methods: in person by messenger or by mail with notarized verification. Registration affects voting on delegates for the constitutional convention on September 8.
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E. A. Rice
Charles King
Warner Swearingen
Dan Murphy
J. I. Inlow
Court House
Thorn town resident visits Evelyn Booker
Elizabeth Broadrick of Thorn town visited Evelyn Booker last week. Miss Grace Jackson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Elizabeth Love. W. B. Lynch has been named administrator of the Maria Henderson estate.
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Elizabeth Broadrick
Thorntown
Evelyn Booker
W.B. Lynch
Maria Henderson
Miss Grace Jackson
Elizabeth Love
Letter From France Describes Flight Kurs and War Hope
Miss Ruth Seybold of the north town receives a letter from Herschel McKee of Indianapolis a Emmerich Manual Training graduate now in the American division of the French aviation corps in France. He left New York March 12 and says about fifty Americans are there with two American officers receiving top French training. He predicts flying over Berlin by Christmas and describes German treatment of French and Belgian civilians.
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Ruth Seybold
Herschel McKee
Indianapolis
Emmerich
French Aviation Corps
France
McKee
New York
Europe
America
Berlin
Warren Bros Take Over Ice Bus Boss Delivers Daily
Ice business changes hands as Warren Bros announce daily deliveries with no price increase. The notice stresses consistent pricing while shifting operations to daily routes.
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Warren Bros
Local Travelers and Visits Highlight Weekend
F. H. Finley and family spent Sunday at Indianapolis and Ft Harrison. Mrs. Hattie Steele visiting here went to Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs. Jesse Delong of Delphi returned home Friday after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Booker. Mrs. Clyde Loop came back to Limsburg Tuesday after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buchanan. Irma Dykes Martha Boots and Alta Cox attended the Sunday School Convention in Terre Haute Monday. Donald Hunt of Lafayette spent last week visiting friends before a Lincoln chautauqua trip south and upcoming return to Pennsylvania for the chau tauqua season.
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Jesse Delong
Delphi
Ariel Booker
Clyde Loop
Limsburg
Mrs
Frank Buchanan
Irma Dykes
Martha Boots
Alta Cox
Terre Haute
Donald Hunt
Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Church Announcements for South Christian and Center Grove
Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by J B Cooper Morning service at 11 00 a m Children's Exercises at 8 00 p m Center Grove Sunday School at 10 00 a m supervised by Miss Edna Jones and Miss Madge Lawhorn Sunday evening Christian Endeavor at 5 00 p m Pastor J M Bradbury invites everyone to attend.
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South Christian Church
J. B. Cooper
Edna Jones
Garfield
Madge Lawhorn
Christian Endeavor
J.M. Bradbury
Friends Church Service Schedule
Bible School at 9 45 led by Supt Israel Butler and Morning worship at 11 o clock conducted by Pastor Lydia Hoath with the church listed as Friends Church.
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Bible School
Israel
Lydia Hoath
Methodist Church Sunday Services Schedule
The Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 10 p.m and preaching at 7 30 p m with a 11 a m potato Creek service. Everyone welcome. W M Nicely is the pastor.
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Potato Creek
W.M. Nicely
Local visits and outings fill Crawfordsville area
A flurry of social calls and visits from Thursday through Sunday includes Miss Faye and Miss Freeda Conrad in town, and multiple families visiting in Crawfordsville Veedersburg Hillsboro and Thorntown. A suiting note reports Miss A&MA Quigg’s tonsil adenoids surgery in Indianapolis with a smooth recovery.
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Faye Conrad
Freeda Conrad
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Sunday Schools of America
American Red Cross Society
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schools
Darlington Methodist Sunday School
W.E. Marshall
Herald Office
Red Cross Campaign
M. E. Church
Red Cross Musical
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Minerva Manning
Zelpha Finley
Margaret Hiatt
Letha Smith
Gertrude Gray
Camp Fire Girls
F. H. Finley
Ft. Harrison
Hattie Steele
Center Grove
Friends Church
John F. Sullivan
Cora
Josie Paddock
Tom Todd
Cecil Purnell
Veedersburg
Hillsboro
John Eppert
Billie Cook
William Moore
John Hiatt
Katherine Rogers
Lawrence Fostter
Bert Hiatt
A&ma Quigg
Methodist Hospital
Melissa Bolser
Lew Burk
Ralph Burk
Fay Miller
Marian Miller
Freda Williams
Seymor Coyner
Arthur Michaels
Asal Coyner
Marie Coyner
Will Peterson
Yorktown
Raymond Linn
J. W Mires
Mattoon