Curran Suddarth Dies in Arizona at 28
Obituary notes Curran B Suddarth son of Lula Barnett Suddarth and the late Jerry L Suddarth died in Phoenix Arizona on Sunday February 17 1918 aged 28 He spent his boyhood in English and later moved west He was a member of Crawford Lodge No 470 F amp A M Funeral was held in Marengo with interment there Also notices recall Martha Longest dies at 70 and burial at Temple plus local political candidate Joseph P Rainforth seeks Ohio township trustee nomination and a brief item on the week’s newspaper extra pages and a newborn burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curran B. Suddarth
Lula Barnett Suddarth
Jerry L. Suddarth
Phoenix
Ariz
Curran
Crawford Lodge
Nicholas R. Harrison
Springfield
Marengo
Joseph P. Rainforth
Fredonia
Ohio Township
Rainforth
For Sale near Grantsburg Ind Twenty Five Acres
Real estate listing describes twenty five acres near Grantsburg on the English and Grantsburg Pike with a six room house a good barn outbuildings spring water large cistern sixty young fruit trees gooseberries strawberries ten acres pasture seven acres young timber plus gooseberry patch and timber. C Eskew Grantsburg Ind. 2 22 3w.
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Grantsburg
Grantsburg Pike
C. Eskew
Ind
Bobbitt seeks Crawford circuit clerk nomination in 1918 primary
Archie Bobbitt of Johnson township announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Crawford circuit court clerk, subject to the May 7 1918 primary. He is a son of Irvin Bobbitt and nephew of the late Elder James Bobbitt, educated in Crawford county schools, a Central Normal College alum, former Marengo High School assistant principal and current Alton High School principal, with farming and flour mill experience. Also listed is a for sale notice: a 23 inch Studebaker wagon with double work harness and a fanning mill offered by J L Thornbury.
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Crawford
Irvin Bobbitt
Eckerly
James Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Crawford County
Central Normal College
Marengo
Alton
Card of Thanks for William L. Mathers
We thank friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father William L. Mathers. Mrs. Ida Mathers and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Mathers
Ida Mathers
Beautiful six room house in Leavenworth Ind
Two story six room home on lot 100 by 100 with out buildings and cellar. In good condition and reasonably priced. For details contact Harry McIntosh at 1601 Chartres Street New Albany Indiana.
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Leavenworth
Ind
Harry McIntosh
Chartres St
New Albany
You and You Owe Subscriptions Warned by Enquirer
The Cannelton Enquirer calls on readers who owe subscriptions to send payments to avoid large statement costs. It promises receipts on request and mocks political spin from Republicans and Democrats, urging patience and watchful waiting.
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Sonny
Cannelton Enquirer
Local Social Notes From Weekends Across The County
Mrs William McMahan visited Mrs Harry Duggins last Monday Ira Froman of Kansas visits friends and relatives here Herman Bennett gave music at his parents home Saturday night large crowd reports a good time Madge Temple sick list for a few days Warren Melton of Orange county visited J M Carter Sunday George Newkirk wife and son Chester visited Mr and Mrs John Denton Sunday Mrs Thomas McDonald visiting daughter Mrs Douglas Trinkle George Stewart and family and Charles and Fred Stewart English spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J R C Stewart Wiley Marshall and family visited Mr and Mrs J M Carter Sunday Mrs Lois Bennett and Maggie Stewart visited Mrs Bella Hall Saturday Benton Bennett and Mrs Lucy Stewart at English Saturday Uncle Sam Bennett and wife visited Milt Bennett and wife Sunday Miss Florence Taylor and Opal Brown visited Mrs Lois Duggins Saturday Mrs Fanny Bennett was at Fargo trading Friday Mrs W E Walls was at English Monday trading
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Charl “Miller
A. D. Huff
Leavenworth
C. D. Luckett
J. W. Spencer
Lawrence Slaughterback
New Albany
George Summins
Illinois
Charles E. Melton
Ottawa
Llt
Joel M. Melton
Pearl Mathers
Abdy Mathers
A. F. Colebaugh
Paducah
W. E. Moore, Jr
S. A. Tucker
Lucile
Taswell
Ben Mathers
Henry Dicus
Clyde Melton
Margaret Carter
Hazel B Kimbre
Milltown
Lawrence Wellman
Cora Wellman
Bacon
Guy Longest
Julian
H. A. Rothrock
J. W. Senn
Mifflin
William McMahan
Harry Duggins
Ira Froman
Kansas
Herman Bennett
Madge
George Temple
Warren Melton
Orange County
J. M. Carter
George Newkirk
Chester
John Denton
Thomas McDonald
Douglas Trinkle
George Stewart
Charles
Fred Stewart
J. R. C. Stewart Wiley Marshall
Lois Bennett
Maggie Stewart
Bella Hall
Benton Bennett
Lucy Stewart
Federal limits on wheat flour and penalties outlined
Federal Food Administrator A. T. Turley explains that wheat flour is capped at one pound per person weekly and five pounds per household in towns, twelve and a half pounds outside. A substitute must accompany purchases, with a 30 day on hand limit. Penalties for hoarding include up to a $5000 fine and two years in prison. Rudy Loughmiller takes over dray work during George Cummins’ absence.
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Food Administration
Congress
A. T. Turley
Rudy
Loughmiller
George Cummins
Magnolia Community Notes Highlight Local Life and People
Magnolia area reports include social visits, family events, and civic steps. Local board examinations, school programs, and community projects weave through weekly life with mentions of named residents, farms, and nearby towns.
Marengo Notes Include Visits From Local Residents
Norton Whitcomb of Leavenworth arrived with a barge of skiffs and left Sunday. Mrs. Donaldson arrives en route to Leavenworth to finish Miss Rainforth's term as she resigns to attend Normal School. John Sieg visited Corydon last week. Luther Flanigan of Milltown was in Marengo Monday. Bert and Frank Clark visited parents in Spencer last week. Mollie Bridgeman visited Crandall a few days. Ida Harned of Valeene home with measles this week. Cecil Sloan of Louisville visiting S A Dodd. A H Flanigan of The Democrat English was in Marengo on business. Prof. Stalcup of Leavenworth visited Pleasant and the High School. C L Balthis of New Albany guests of G S Balthis over the weekend.
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Dr. Donaldson
Leona Pinnick
Leavenworth
Bella Rainforth
Miss Rainforth
John Sieg
Corydon
Luther Flanigan
Milltown
Marengo
Bert
Frank Clark
Spencer
Mollie Bridgeman
Crandall
Ida Harned
Valeene
Cecil Sloan
Louisville
S. A. Dodd
A. H. Flanigan
The
Democrat
English
Prof. Stalcup
Mr. Pleasant
C. L. Balthis
New Albany
G. S. Balthis
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Ss. Ee Patton
Tues
Ernest L. Brown
Birdseye
K. Connor
H. Dillman
Magnolia
Charles Wright
Mally Land
Glenn Austin
Huntingburg
Charles S. Temple
Lewis Brown
Fargo
Minor Satterfield
Fred Woods
Russell Brown
David Hedden
Riddle
Wm. Miller Jr
Town
Jeffersonville
Pearl Simpson
Palmyra
M. L. Fouts
J. B. Riddle
Fred Bischoff
Jennings Township
Jesse Lutz
Cora Benham
C. M. Benham
Oliver Powell and Son
Myrtis Bird
Flora Gebbel
Everett Smith
Patoka Township
C. F. Smith
Abner Cuzzert
Lillie Gilmore
Sam Benz
Samuel Benz, Jr
James Brown
John G. Sloan
Thelma
Sarah Sloan
Lula Suddarth
Nicholas Harrison
Nicholas
Otia E. Watson
North Vernon
Fred R. Davis
Christian Church
Emmett Eddleman Hare
Charles Moore
West English
Lee King
B. Wood
Pilot Knob
Perry L. Vandeveer
J. W. Meloy
Meloy
Vandeveer
James A. Royer
Emerson
Arkansas
Mesdamesa Guy Longest
Otis E. Watson
N. E. Gobbel
Charles Benz
J. E. Stewart
A. H. Brown
Ed Swank
Sam Tucker
Jesse Leasor
Elsie Blevins
George W. Cuzzort
John A. Blevins
J. B. Jones
J.D. Hammond
John Jones
Charles Hughes
Willie Boyd
Curran Suddarth
Frank Thornbury
W. T. Thornbury
J. L. Thornbury
Lucy
Nell
Orville Goldman
Union Township
Martha Longest
Riley Longest
William Longest
William
Perry Gobbe
Temple
the Wolverine
Lowery
Archie Bobbitt
Rchie Bobbitt
Johnson Township
Ces
Studebaker
MT. Prospect
Sam Bennett
Milt Bennett
Florence Taylor
Opal Brown
Lois Duggins
Fanny Bennett
W. E. Walls
English Monday Trading
M.kg
Kelly Froman
Hendrix Dillman
John D. Shafer
Batman
G. Shaw
Arch Williams Earl Hollis
Quer
Ray Stephenson
Bertha
Leonard Shaw
Guy Stephenson
Mary Vernon
Curby
Emma Dillman
Ela Shaw
Nellie Williams
D. M. Stephenson
Bertha Shaw
Ethel and
Gol’n McClure
Ethel Ballard
Azuba Batman
Roy Allen
Omer Stephenson
Earl Hollis
Clyde Froman
Mansfield Ridge
Louie Wiliams
Mother
Mr Carmel
Archie Williams
Henry Williams
Mrs
Harry Williams
Clarence Allen
Mary Lou
Magnolia Liberty Guards
Mansfield
H. H Deen
James A. Allen
Carter Batman
Otho Scott
Charles Cook
Ilinois
Morengo
Minos
Old Crawford
Washington
E. B. Atkinsor
Tomato Products Co
French Lick
Atkinson
Andrew Turner
W. TF. Bates
Bates
North
Elmer McCullum
Ira Hanger
Dorothy
Bepauw
Justice
J. J. Green
Aston
Callie Meade
Rapid
Branch
U.S. Purcell
C. E. Yates
Spring Point Farm
Str
Lena
Chloe King
Allan King
Kings Pr. Ky. _ Jno
Cox
S. A. Purcell
Nell Parr
High St
Beech Grove
Wade Shacklett
Lorena
Ferry Farm
Wolf Creek
D. S. Gaither
C. V. Gaither
Westover
Ruth Riddle
Homer Tower
Marie
Deuchars
J. B. Parr
Riverside
Stella Coleman
Cecil Rainforth
Guy Rainforth
Susan Meylin
Jesse Hanspire
Jesse Riley
Mollie Parr
Addie Rice
Ermine Parr
Bar Light Farm
Oscar Hanspire
Lois Jones
Pleasant Ridge
South West
Robt. Campbell
Perry County
M.N. Fullinwider
Kentucky
William Holcroft
Jim Cox
Oriole
Riverside Yard
Mabel Kimes
Evansville
Ed. Kimes
Mgr. Jno. Pearson
Alton Canning Co
Pearson House
J. S. Birkla
E. High Street
Sweet Meadows Poultry Yard
Ste. Lena May
J. D. Parks
Jonathan Hendershot
Harvey
Claude
Parkhiser
Elia King
Greenberry Kemp
Albert Ridge
Mill Creek Valley
Bob Riddle
Acther
Hardin, Ky
Sallie R. Froman
Prof. Prince
Trastee
E. E. Parr
Frank Smith
Holcroft
P. R. Fullin
Rose Pearson
Sallie Bonner
Grandview
Rose Osman
D.G
Rapid Branch
Tom Archibald
Alton School
Julia Kemp
Lena Coleman
Tom Harvey
Alton Hotel
E. Front St. Frank East
William Jones
Zi Harvey
C. F. Lodge
D. S. Deuchars
Dorothy Marie
Boone
Nannie Griggs
Roberta, Ky
Carlyle
Camp Taylor
Rice Holloway
Luther Holloway
H. T
Estel Trainor
U.S. Medical Corps
New Mexico
Trainor
Johnson
James Esarey
Branchville
Thomas Esarey
C. M. C. Kemp
Marion Harvey
Ethel
Ford
Jno. Johnson
Uncle Sam
A. N. Bobbitt
Norton Whitcomb
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