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Darlington Herald

Location

Darlington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

Page

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Death of a highly respected man in Darlington

Robert Woody a longtime Darlington resident died at his home at 1:30 am May 13 after a long illness. Born November 17 1846 near Salem North Carolina he lived in Indiana before settling in Darlington. He married Cynthia Ann Cook in 1872 had five daughters and four grandchildren. The funeral was held at the Friends church with interment at Greenlawn.

Robert Woody Darlington Mr. Woody Salem Chatam County North Carolina Nathan Ruth Hartley Woody Indiana Thorntown Thorntown Academy Terre Haute Aletha Miller LaFayette Edna Woody Cecil Swayze Waco Texas Leona Fossett Hampton Virginia Haven Adeleen Byron Miller Cecil Frances Swayze Mary Beasley Alfred Guerney Elwood This County Thomas Hugh Hollywood California Ella Vangundy Friends Church T. L. Stovall Enos Harvey Noblesville Mable Dueryea Ed L. Severson Greenlawn Ida Miller James Withrow Ed Severson D. C. Miller Thomas Pierce Whitestown Orville Woody Clarks Hill T .N. Woody Clark Woody Floyd Woody Homer Woody Lester Flaningam Walter Needham Lew Beasley Ralph Beasley Richard Beasley Oscar Beasley Ed Beasley Hugh Beasley Zealous Lentz Ambrose Ward Hila Ward Alfred Flannngam Fred Flannngan Leslie Bond Joe Milner H. A. Craig J. E. Boyer J. E. Boyer, Jr Florence Kendall Katie Rich Mary Thomas Rich Henry Proffitt Victoria Hugh Peterson Thelma Crawfordsville Walter Woody Indianapolis A. F. Ward Ben Carson N. F. Peacock Alf Little John McClure Southland Edna ‘Woody Leona N. Fossett

Miss Edna Craig Weds Oliver C C Fetta

A spring wedding in Logansport Indiana binds Miss Mary Edna Craig of Logansport and Oliver C C Fetta of Indianapolis. The ceremony at St Luke English Lutheran Church featured a program of bridal airs and a Lohengrin Wedding March processional.

Mary Dna Craig Logansport Oliver C. C. Fetta Indianapolis St.Luke’s English Lutheran Church Logarisport L. W. Siffrid Carrie Bohannon Irene Berryman Joseph Craig Chicago Mabel Gill Harmon Fetta Richmond Martin L. Fetta Oliver E. Steinkamp Edmund Meyer Louise Nees Mary Nees Hazel Bockstahler Goldie Craig Darlington L. L. Martin Jamestown Fetta Ohio River Points McCarty Street

Dinner Party Honoring Daughter's Birthday

Mr and Mrs A A Young hosted a six o'clock dinner Sunday honoring their daughter. A three course meal was served. Attendees included Ralph Young and sons Walter and Morris, Maurice Vannice and son Leroy of New Ross, and John Campbell and son Gerald of Crawfordsville.

A. A. Young Ralph Young Walter Morris Maurice Vannice Leroy New Ross John Campbell Gerald Crawfordsville

Chicagoan A M Flankingam Visits Relatives Here

A M Flankingam and his wife from Chicago are visiting relatives locally for a short time, staying with family members and planning to tour nearby sites during their stay.

A. M. Flankingam Chiccago

Local Masons Plan One Act Play Night

The local Masonic Lodge prepares an all male cast one act production titled The Great Pumpkin Case directed by Royal B. Cox. A program of readings music and an address by Rev. W. M. Nicely will follow at Masonic Hall on Thursday evening May 26 with families friends and Eastern Star members invited.

Masonic Lodge Eastern Star Royal B. Cox Eastern Star Chapter Masonic Hall

Postmasters to Inspect Rural Mail Routes Twice a Year

Postmasters nationwide must inspect rural mail routes twice yearly in April and October under a new order from Postmaster General Hays. Inspections and reports are to be submitted to the fourth assistant postmaster general at no cost to the government, with first and second class postmasters allowed to designate others to perform inspections and reports.

Hays

Mrs. B W Saidia Poised to Return Home Tomorrow

Mrs B W Saidia, admitted to the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis five weeks ago, is expected to return home tomorrow. Nurse Miss Tyner has cared for her and will accompany her home and stay until mid next week.

B. W. Saidia Methodist Hospital Indipolis Miss Tyner

Dinner Guests and Visits from Local Clergy

Dinner guests included Rev. and Mrs. Nicely and son Paul of Hillsboro. The Nicely family and Rev. and Mrs. Stovall with Mr. and Mrs. Craig joined Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder for dinner. Forest Lockridge of Indianapolis and Rosa Lockridge of Mace visited Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Lidikay, and Mrs. Cecil Swayze arrived to attend her father Robert Woody's funeral.

Nicely Paul Hillsboro Willard Craig T .L. Stovall Craig Roy Snyder Forest Lockridge Indianapolis Rosa Lockridge Mace M. H. Lidikay Cecil Swayze Robert Woody

Methodist church reopens after two weeks of improvements

The M E Church in Darlington held an all day event to celebrate completion of re decoration and improvements costing between 1000 and 1500 dollars. The interior now features new walls and ceiling lighting a Tiffany style auditorium and a refurnished basement with a large kitchen. Rev M H Appleby preached the morning sermon to a large crowd with Rev W P McKensey Rev Jeffords and others speaking in the afternoon. A bountiful dinner followed and the evening service featured a sermon by Rev McKensey and a solo by Mrs Burgin.

Methodist+ church M. H. Appleby Crawfordsville Appleby Darlington Jeffords Colfax Ray Anderson Samuel Dykes Arthur Paddock Charles Faust Floyd Cornell John Graham W. P. McKensey Lebanon Burgin

Special Services at M E Church This Week

Special services are held each night at the Methodist church except Saturday. Speakers include Rev. J. B. Johnson of Wingate, Rev. W. M. Nicely of Hillsboro, Rev. Beale of Mace, and District Superintendent Tillotson. Beale is famed for strong preaching. Tillotson will give an illustrated address with stereopticon views.

M. E. Church Methodist Church J. B. Johnson Wingate W. M. Nicely Hillsboro Beale Mace Tillotson

Young Married Ladies' Club Holds All-Day Meeting

The Y M L Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Geo Russell's near Thorntown for an all-day event with a noon picnic. Members named Civil War era men at roll call and heard talks on Home Vegetables and Gardening. Officers elected: President Mrs Ernest Francis Cor Sec Mrs Ada Moffitt Sec Treas Mrs Letha Linn. Next meeting set with Mrs Wilbur Cooper.

Wilbur Cooper Frankfort Ernest’ Francis Ada Moffitt Treas Letha Linn

Knights of Honor Class Entertained at Stewart Home

Thirty boys from the Knights of Honor class at the Christian church gathered at Mr and Mrs Walter Stewart's home last Thursday for games contests and chorus singing Ice cream and cake were served The next meeting will be a weiner roast at Lawrence Woody's home west of town on Thursday evening June 9.

Knights of Honor Chistian Church Walter Stewart Buren Burl Stewart Lawrence Woody

Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Flaningam

On May 25 1921 Mr and Mrs John A Flaningam of Lebanon celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary with open house at 318 East Washington Street from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 inviting all friends and relatives.

John A. Flaningam Lebanon East Washington Street

Ghere's Bible Class Social at Potato Creek Church

Mr and Mrs David hosted the Potato Creek church Bible Class gathering with talks by Ray Anderson Charles Moore Rev Stovall and Mrs Moore A community meeting was planned for June 9 and a church clean up for May 7 The evening included contests refreshments and attendees listed with families Celia Carson visiting Indiana University students parents Ben Carson family.

David Potato Creek Church Samuel Ray Anderson Charles Moore Stovall Schoen Arthur Paddock Carl Stern Fred Carrol Elwin James John McManama Ernest Gwinn Genevieve Samuel Dykes Frank Galvin Hollowell Mabel Carr Celia Carson Indiana University Mrs Ben Carson

Book Lovers Club Holds Final Meeting of Year

The Book Lovers club met at Mrs. Earl Martin’s home west of town for its last gathering of the year. Members discussed current events with talks on honest work and recreation. Seventeen members attended and guests included Harry and Helen Martin, Margaret Brainard and Lois Paddock. The club resumes in September.

Earl Martin W. J. Frost Harry Helen Martin Margaret Brainard Lois Paddock

Class Meeting of Gravelly Run We Will class hosts May gathering

The We Will class of Gravelly Run met with Agnes and Oscar Peebles on Friday May 18. The vice president Miss Thelma Martin presided in the absence of the president. After the business session the hostess led contests and music. Refreshments were cracker jack and lemonade. Attendees included Bonnie and Mildred Smith and many others. next meeting place undecided and to be announced.

Gravelly Run Agnes Oscar Peebles Thelma Martin Bonnie and Mildred Smith Mercede Swank Bertha Quigg Eva and Jessie Moore Grace Wheeler Edna’ LaFollette Ruth Ava Martin Mabel Mullen William Smith Floyd Shannon Wallace Ward Buel Luke Warren Morris Curtis Quigg Ralph Young Walter Clifford Quigg Mildred Roy Sorrell Leo Flaningam Herbert Peebles Herman Francis Damon Artie Martin Minnie LaFollette Harry Wheeler

Small Boy Drowned in Phoenix Incident

A report received by Warren of Linden states his son, who was with his mother in Phoenix Arizona, was drowned on Sunday. Details of the accident are not available.

Warren Linden Phoenix Arizona

Medical figure attends State Dental Association meet

Dr. B. O. Flora travels to Indianapolis for the State Dental Association session. Multiple local families visit guests, including Eversons in Ladora and Weesners in Indianapolis. A lost child’s coat is reported near McClaskey’s corner and John Johnson’s home with a plea to return it to Mrs. Clara Wie or The Herald office. Memorial Day calendar notes at South Christian Church rehearsals.

B. O. Flora Indianapolis State Dental Association John Everson Ladoga Susan Thompson Ernest Weesner H. E. Hutchinson J. B. Johnson Jack Wingate S. G. Kersey and McClaskey John Johnson Child Clara Wie Herald Office J. R. Haden Lafayetta Charles Bannister Roy Bannister Crawfordswle Qtha Morrison South Christian Church Bane Creation

Two Union Meetings Planned at Darlington Gymnasium

Two gatherings are set for next Sunday at the Darlington gymnasium. The afternoon hosts the Franklin Township Sunday School Convention at 2 o clock with a full program led by W A Stewart and E Tressel, plus special music and reports. The evening features a union service led by Rev E S Shumaker D D of the Indiana Anti Saloon League, free admission and a combined church choir.

Darlington Franklin Township Anti-Saloon League W. A. Stewart E. Tressel Township J. B. Cooper Maggie Anderson E. S. Shumaker D. D Indiana Indiana Anti-Saloon League Walter A. Stewart

Miss Dykes to lead in Oxford College commencement play

Oxford College reports Miss Irma Dykes of Bowers selected for the leading role in Told in a Chinese Garden by Constance Wilcox. She will portray Li-Ti, a Chinese princess, in a performance on campus with Chinese costumes and a garden setting.

Miss Dykes Oxford College Irma Dykes Bowers Constance Wilcox Li-Ti

Return to Franklin Guests Visit Booher Family

Harry Booher and family spent Sunday as guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Aniel Booher and other relatives. Mrs Ira Booher and Miss Marian Weliever returned to Franklin with Mr and Mrs Booher for an extended visit. Miss Weliever will stay with Mrs Merle DeLong while there.

Franklin Harry Booher Aniel Booher Ira Booher Miss Marian Weliever Mrs. Booher Miss Weliever Merle DeLong

Highview Community Club Meeting at Gravelly Run Church

The Highview Community club holds its regular meeting on Friday evening May 20 at 8 o clock in Gravelly Run Church. The program includes solos readings and piano duets with Rev M H Appleby of Crawfordsville as speaker. Everyone is welcome.

Highview Community Club Gravelly Run M. H. Appleby Crawfordsville

King Kouriers to Meet at Cayrol Home Friday

The King Kourier class of Potato Creek will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Cayrol Friday night May 20. Mr and Mrs Raymond Cook will assist them in entertaining.

Potato Creek Fred Cayrol Raymond Cook

Peacock couple attend district medical association banquet

Dr. and Mrs. N F Peacock visited LaFayette last Thursday to attend the District Medical Association meeting and the accompanying banquet at the Lahr house.

N. F. Peacock LaFayette District Medical Association Lahr House

Mail Carrier Al Cornell Struck by Whooping Cough

Rural mail carrier Al Cornell is confined to his home with whooping cough. Don Hunt will drive the route in his stead during Cornell’s absence.

al Cornell Don Hunt Mr. Cornell

Colfax Social Roundup and Indiana Visit Notes

Miss Kathleen Shirley of Colfax visits Miss ath Carson on Sunday. Several local residents share time with Ezra Enele and family. Miss Tessie Wisehart attends State Normal School activities and returns home. Wells, master of Decayton lodge 186 F A M, plans to attend Grand Lodge in Indianapolis next Tuesday. Margaret Weesner and Mrs James Peterson will join a Diana University reunion dinner in Crawfordsville this evening. Mr and Mrs Walter Woody from Indianapolis visit for funeral services for Robert Woody, then with A H Woody. Florida visitors Mr and Mrs Cal Moore stay with S J Lough and plan summer in Indiana before returning south for winter.

Kathleen Shirley Colfax Ath Carson Rado C Paint Clarence Crumm Spen Ezra Enele Tessie Wisehart State Normal Wells Decayton A. M Indianapolis Grand Lodge Margaret Weesner James Peterson Indiana University Crawfordsville Walter Woody A. H. Woody Robert Woody

Luse files $43500 damages suit vs Terre Haute Interurban

Emory and Hazel Luse of Crawfordsville file a damages suit in Montgomery County Circuit Court seeking 43500 after the Indianapolis Crawfordsville road crossing tragedy on October 17 1920. The suit names Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company Ben Hur Division as defendant and claims six affidavits detailing deaths and injuries to the Luse family with alleged high speed interurban travel without signals.

Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company Ben Hur Montgomery Onty Emory Luse Hazel Luse Crawfordsville Indianapolis Indiana Girls’ School Luse

Death of Mrs Sutton in Thorntown

Mrs John Sutton longtime Thorntown resident died at home Tuesday May 17 at 7 oclock She was sister of Nath an and Thomas Woody and of the late William Woody former Darlington postmaster She was cousin to Rev Guerney Woody of Darlington Elwood Alfred and Thomas Woody of Thorntown and Hugh Woody of Hollywood Cal Ifornia Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Christian church in Thorntown and burial followed at Sugar Plain

John Sutton Thorntown Nathan Thomas Woody William Woody Darlington Guerney Woody Elwood Alfred Hugh Woody Hollywood California Christian Church Sugar Plain

Funeral for Dr Moses R Pollom at Thorntown Church

Dr Moses R Pollom of Thorntown died after a prolonged illness. He had operated on for a brain growth in Indianapolis and previously practiced in Cayuga Stockwell Brazil Darlington Staunton. He leaves a wife five children his parents two brothers and a sister.

M. R. Pollom Moses R. Pollom Thorntown Christian Church Greencastle Pollom Methodist Hopital Indianapolis Cayuga and Stockwell L. P. Pollom Brazil R. R. Pollom Darlington J. B. Pollom Oscar Berry Staunton

Celebration for 87th Birthday Hosted by Olive Rhorer

Mrs. Olive Rhorer hosted a dinner last Tuesday for her mother Mrs. Susan Thompson’s 87th birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Everson of Ladoga, Mr and Mrs Robert Lynch and daughter Betty, Mrs Lester Mullen, and Mrs William Alston.

Olive Rhorer Susan Thompson John Everson Ladoga Robert Lynch Betty Lester Mullen William Alston

Blacksmith Department Sold to Mr. Trinkle at Cross Repair

Mr. Trinkle to Crawfordsville has purchased the blacksmith department at the Cross Repair Shop and will take possession next Monday. He will occupy the house vacated by Mr. Cross.

Trinkle Crawfordsville Cross Repair Shop Crossy

Franklin Township Sunday School Convention Held at Local Gym

Community notes report the Franklin Township Sunday School Convention to be held at the gymnasium next Sunday afternoon with an excellent program planned. Several local residents are mentioned visiting Indianapolis for medical care and jury service, along with others moving homes and hosting gatherings.

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Edna. Craig Masons M.E. Church Mrs. Ghere Potato Creek Organization Book Lovers’ Club MRS. Martins Sutton Saidia Arthur Paddark Grand Jury Robert Saunders Ohio Jack Beacham Don~Hunt 500 Club Arschell Cross John W. Cross Frank Custer Douglas Street
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