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Newspaper

Darlington Herald

Location

Darlington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1921

Page

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Longtime railroad man Thomas E Smith dies at 57

Thomas Edwin Smith known as Ed Smith passed away Sunday afternoon at Union Hospital Terre Haute after a Wednesday surgery. Born at Mace 57 years ago he lived in Darlington, worked 35 years for the Pennsylvania Railroad rising to chief train dispatcher and division operator. Survived by wife Clara Moore, son Raymond Moore Smith, father W H H Smith, sisters Mrs Andrew Booker Mrs R T M Giffin Mrs Grace Burkett, brothers George A Smith and William E Smith. Funeral in Darlington with services at M E church conducted by Rev M H Appleby and Rev T L Stovall. Burial in I O O F cemetery.

Thomas Edwin Smith Union Hospital Terre Haute Ed_ Smith Mary Smith Mace Smith Darlington Pennsylvania Railroad The Elks Loganeport Presbyterian Clara Moore Thorntown Raymond Moore Smith W. H. H. Smith Crawfordsville Andrew Booker Frankfort R. T. M. Giffin Grace Burkett Geroge A. Smith Peoria William E. Smith Logansport M. E M. H. Appleby J. T. Kelsey Ethel Ivan Evelyn. Giffin W. E. Smith George E. Giffin Ned E. Burkett Samuel Hite G. H. Johnson J. R. Conner W. J. Henderson

Franklin township farmers hold very successful meeting

A Franklin township Farmers Federation meeting at the Library drew about fifty attendees. Samuel Flaningam chaired the election of officers, electing Luther Booker as president Ted Caldwell as vice president Everett Butler as secretary and treasurer. County agent Ackerson warned of past poor turnouts and investigators W C Miller Cleve Cook and Abner Bowers were named to study cheaper livestock transport options. Apple and cigar gifts capped the event.

Franklin Township W. C. Miller Cleve Cook Abner Bowers

Will Spend Easter at Home with Ruth Little teaching in Indiana

Miss Ruth Little, teaching in Indiana, plans to spend Easter at home. She will arrive tomorrow, accompanied by Miss Florence Dobbrick, as they travel from Georgia to Georgia Pacific for the Easter weekend.

Ruth Ind Florence Dobbrick Neil Gap

Return to Darlington in June for Kendall and Caroline

New Orleans hosts a collegiate repeal affecting plans for Mrs Kendall and Miss Caroline to return to Darlington in June. The note confirms the move and timing, highlighting affected schedules and the travel arrangement for the two individuals.

New Orleans Mrs. Kendall Caroline Darlington

Valley Farm play slated for next Wednesday night

Home talent presents Valley Farm at the gymnasium for Lutheran church benefit. Reserved center seats 35 cents, general admission 25 and 15 cents. Cast features Harold Rutledge Harold and Myrtle Evans Perry Deane, Silas Holcomb, David Hildreth, Hattie Holcomb, Isabel Carney and others in a four act rural to city tale with scenes in August and March leading to a triumph of love.

Harold Rutledge Shirl Evans Perry Deane the Soil Virgil Grimes David Hildreth New York Marion Bush Silas Holcomb Valley Farm Bert Hampton Meee Keep Lynn Jennings Rutledge Lew Bush Hattie Holcomb Mellie Deck Isabel Carney Anna Bush Rutledges Harold Ida Hampton Alvira Holcomb Silas Lena Hampton Lizy Ann Tucker Grace Evans Verbena Hazel Harris New York City

Book Lovers' Club Reports on Modern Dramatists

The Book Lovers' Club met yesterday at Mrs. W. J. Frost’s home to study The Modern Drama. A program featured papers by Mrs. Walter Weaver on Modern Dramatists and by Mrs. John Saidla on the English dramatist Galsworthy. Mrs. N. F. Peacock helped serve refreshments. next meeting April 6 at Mrs. Saidla’s with mothers of members as guests.

Book Lovers’ Club W. J. Frost Roll Call Walter Weaver John Saidla John Galsworthy Ernest Weesner Galsworthy N. F. Peacock Frost Earl. Martin

Entertained Card Club Hosts Guests at Butler Home

Mr and Mrs Lester Mullen entertained their 500 club and guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Butler last Friday evening. Members present included Mr and Mrs D C Wray, Mr and Mrs Byron Peterson, Mr and Mrs Damon Thompson and Mr and Mrs Norman Thompson. Guests included Hazel Van Auken and Lee Rogers of Indianapolis, Mr and Mrs Charles Gery, Mr and Mrs Hubert Seybold, Miss Helen Saidla and James Buchanan. A luncheon of sandwiches salad pineapple jello with whipped cream wafers and coffee was served. Jonquils were given as favors.

Card Club Lester Mullen 500 Club Earl Butler D-C. Wray Byron Peterson Damon Thompson Norman Thompson Hazel van Auken Lee Rogers Indianapolis Charles Gery Hubert Seybold Helen Saidla James Buchanan

Harry Peterson Surprises Friends at Family Celebration

A surprise party honoring Harry Peterson was held at his father Charles Peterson’s home last Saturday night. About five hundred guests attended, with nine tables of entertainment and refreshments served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morin, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Dicks, and Bess Brown of Frankfort, among club members and others.

Harry Peterson Verhesday Atteengon Ene Peerson Charles Peterson R. B. Cox Ray Morin B. F. Dicks San Faker Bess Brown Frankfort

Sophomore Class Day Includes Music Games and Mock Fair

A high school sophomore class organized a Friday event featuring music, games, and a mock fair. Attendees enjoyed refreshments as part of the activity, presenting a lighthearted school gathering.

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Dollar Day Sale to Bring Big Darlington Crowd Next Saturday

The largest crowd in Darlington for years is anticipated as twenty five local merchants hold the season's first Dollar Day. Stores offer many bargains and various giveaways with special inducements. Brainard and Butler add interest with a guessing contest to win a cedar chest. Read the full section for bargains and sale rules.

Darlington Ing Umiasinibis Ook Brainard & Butler Bane Bill

Union meetings mark Passion Week at Presbyterian church

Crowds are not large as Passion Week services open at the Presbyterian church Monday night. Prof. Coons leads as chair, John Lehman reads scripture and leads prayer. Speakers include Willard Anderson Miss Weesner and Harry Cohee. East Christian church provides music. Friday service starts at 7 p m with Rev T L Stovall delivering crowds sparse news notes state.

Presbyterian Church Prof. Coons John John Lehman Willard Anderson Miss Weesner Harry Cohee East* Christian ‘Church T. L. Stovall

Ladies Aid Summer Program At M E Church

The Ladies Aid of the M E church outlines a summer schedule with monthly gatherings at 2 o clock. Hostesses include Mrs Roy Snyder Mrs Oka Gambrel Mrs Marie Lynch Mrs T L Stovall and others with program committees led by named members for each date from April through September.

Ladies Aid M. E. Church Pril Roy Snyder Ors Gambrel T. L. Stovall Oka Gambrel Madge Burgin Willard Craig Marie Lynch Nancy Lamum Hettie Woody Atlanta Kersey Georgia Cox L. W. Little

Surprise Party At Weliever Home By Y M L Club

Last Friday night the Y M L club members and their husbands surprised Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weliever at their home. The evening featured games contests and refreshments. The Welievers recently returned from an extended stay in Louisiana and now reside on the Guerney Woady farm.

Y. M. L. Club Harry Weliever

Wedding notice from New Richmond pair with witnesses

Alexander Meliit and Harold Bayless witnessed a ceremony in Monday morning Ree of the EAN. M H Appleby attended for Harold Bayless and Miss Bates Cake Il copa of Sullivan. Don ac ieeal nee we ford witnessed a Cahors event.

Alexander—Meliit EAN M. H. Appleby Harold Bayless

Senior Class of Local School Names 1921 Graduates

The class of 1921 at the local school lists nineteen seniors. Commencement invitations were printed at the office and include the class roll. The Baccalaureate sermon was delivered by T. L. Stovall and Dr. R. Gilmore Stott spoke at the evening event. Bernice, Mary, Fink, Francis, Gray, Lehman, Taylor, Mullen, Martin, Pad dack, Peacock, Peiercots, Pickett, Harris Saidla, and Sny der are among those named.

Dinter Tee Ta En Et Wal Tan Byte T. L. Stovall Iyigabeae Arch R. Gilmore Stott Bernice

Missionary Reverend Seeks Return Home for Health

In Porto Rican Hospital Rev Wm H Martin who went to Santa Isabel Porto Rico as a missionary last February has been in hospital with stomach and liver trouble for weeks He asked the Mission Board for a temporary release to regain health hoping to return home by the first of June Mrs Martin could not endure Porto Rico climate and returned to the States last fall She and her son Paul have spent winter in Darlington

Porto Rican Hospital Wm. H. Martin Santa Isabel Porto Rico Mission Board Martin States Paul Darlington

St Patrick’s Day Supper Funds Lodge Piano

C F Supper held by the C C F lodge in the Alston room last Thursday evening to honor St Patrick. Ladies wore green caps and a musical program by Wallace VanCleave the Men’s Glee Club and church orchestra followed. Nearly eighty dollars were raised to buy a piano for the lodge room.

Dr M R Pollom of Thorntown Illness After Operation

Dr M R Pollom of Thorntown was seriously ill with head trouble. He underwent an operation at the Mm K hospital in Indianapolis. He remained in a precarious condition, with some signs of slight improvement reported. His brother Dr R R Pollom was with him part of yesterday and this week.

M. R. Pollom Thorntown Mm. K Hospital Indianapolis Aleniett R. R. Pollom

CaE Sted Prot Me Pelote

Public notice fragment shows unclear words and names likely from a local legal or civic item. Readable parts suggest protective order or protest related language but missing key details. Unable to reconstruct full entities or actions from the garbled OCR.

Evans and Evans suffer injuries in city crash near Wabash and Grant

Lee Evans of Russellville and Shirl Evans of Darlington were rear ended in a two vehicle crash at Wabash and Grant avenues Tuesday afternoon. Shirl Evans fell from the rear of her husband's car and was treated for a back injury and a forehead cut. Her son, a rear passenger, escaped harm. Police Chief Irwin investigated. blame not assigned. Shirl Evans, active in the home talent drama Valley Farm, is recovering and hopes to perform next Wednesday night.

Lee Evans Russelville Shirl Evans Darlington Wabash Grant Avenue Irwin Wabash Avenue

Easter Night Programs At Two Local Churches

Two excellent Easter night programs are planned for Sunday at South Christian church and at the Methodist church. The South Christian program features a large church and Sunday School group with selections, solos, and choir numbers. A tableau titled The Wondergas Cross closes the services. Everyone is invited to attend.

South Christian Church Methodist Church South Christeres Seciatans Olos

School Exhibit At The Year End Open For View

The annual school exhibit will be held at the school building near the close of work in the grades. It will be held next Thursday afternoon and Friday afternoon from 3 to 5 o clock. Parents are invited to view the display to see the year’s accomplishments.

Mrs L W Little Visiting In Chicago For Easter

Mrs L W Little visits Chicago to spend Easter with her sisters Miss Sylvia Hamilton and Mrs Sidenstick after traveling there Tuesday as a guest of the siblings.

Chicago L. W. Little Raleage Sylvia Hamilton Sidenstick

Regrets Si ee Ret Regular meeting notice

A public notice states a regular meeting of the R. P. chapter ledge No 159 is scheduled for Monday March 28 at 7 15 PM. The notice requests work in require.

Zledge, No

Births and Names in Fragmented Notice

An eight baby boy birth is noted with partial readable names. The fragment references Mr. Jaers and Rosa Ward with unclear connection to the newborn and lacks complete details or place and date.

Guar Mare Jaers Rosa Hes Bees Liam ‘Ea

County High School Preliminary Contests Held

Preliminary contests at most county high schools selected one boy and one girl to advance to the regional event here. Darlington businesses donated 30 dollars for cash prizes to be awarded to winning contestants. Finn prize seven dollars second six third three. The event features a 26 member high school orchestra and a program of student speeches and readings by Donald Ball Waveland Benjamin Stoner Ladoga Ingersoll Waynetown Joe Snyder Darlington Byron Clouser Bowers Kenneth Buser athe Cant Hariet Morrow New Richmond Joan Terrell Waveland Louise Miller Linden Lucile Parton Bowers Mildred Douglas New Market and more.

Crawfordsville Darlington Ces Ergey’s Cen Ti G. R. VanZant Antest Kres Donald Ball Waveland Benjamin Stoner Ladoga Oe Ingersoll Waynetown Joe Snyder Music—Orchestra School of the Citizen Byron Clouser Bowers Cuba Kenneth Buser Athe Union Ee Foley Ings Armenia John Cant Man “A Tines Ciba Aatrey Cochfeate Actios Harriet Morrow New Richmond Joan of Arc Pais Terrell Aline Hogernism Louise ‘Miller Hofer Eva Boots Linden Lucile Parton Bowershee & World Powers Mildred Douglas New Market C. E. Cook Wayne Town

Child in critical care at Polis Hospital amid doubtful recovery

A child under specialist care at Polis Hospital is reported very ill with recovery unlikely. The child's father, Clem Neander, died at M. E. hospital in Indianapolis earlier last summer.

Polis Hospital Clem Neander M. E. Hospital Indianapolis

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