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Newspaper

Francesville Tribune

Location

Francesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1921

Page

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Local Social Notes From Indiana Community

Local residents visit and return with relatives while winter plans unfold. Mr and Mrs H W Bledsoe return to Indianapolis staying at the Linden. Mrs Samuel Brenneman and son visit from Monon. Mr and Mrs Perry Wilson of Winamac stay with Mrs Cary Comstock and Mrs Hattie Clark. Continental adjuster Lon D McConnel surveys recent losses as N A Gottier plans a Monon winter stay. Charles F Daseke and wife report wintering in Colorado Springs and expect February return. Christian Workers meet with Miss Alice Hill for Friday afternoon with annual factory election. Lon Davis and W O Pha mond, aging locals, remain frail. Meri Ball of Mitchell visits Carl Jones and Mrs John Danford at Monon. Merl in business in Mitchell. Lambert Kratman and Charles Swing travel to Lafayette. Prickas Mr Wrallman reports Twiners business. high land prices hinder crop loan payments. Dle Nas sells farm south of town to Springhorn of Monon for March closing if Mrs Harry Foster hosts Pioneer Club Thursday evening. new officers elected for year: President Mrs W F Engle, Vice Mrs John Alkire, Secretary Mrs F Byrd, Treasurer Mrs W C Richardson. Husband's Day planned for February.

Meri Ball Mitchell, S. D Carl Jones Bistoriday John Danford Monon Merl Mitchell Lambert Kratman Charles Swing Tafayétte Wrallman Twiners Dle Nas Springhorn Moton Ton Harry Foster Pioneer Club W. FE. Engle John Alkire F. Byrd W.C. Richardson

Francesville Opens New Flour Mill With White Rose Brand

Francesville announces operation of a new flour mill owned by the Gutwein family. The plant will reach 75 barrels per day at full capacity and uses top US equipment installed by a milling expert who has since left. The Gatweins previously operated mills in Munegart and plan wholesale distribution to rural communities in barrel lots under the White Rose brand.

Francesville Phillip Gutwein Thes Comire Chey

Blue Bird Service to Return Next Summer

The Blue Bird passenger run on Sundays in winter will resume next spring. The Moudi line continues to operate with trenchment moves to pave the road. Freight theft and several wrecks caused substantial losses, with hundreds of thousands of dollars in freight lost last year.

Moudi Menon Cataues

Light hearing held at Monon Friday

A public hearing occurred in Monon on Friday regarding the Continental Utilities Company service. Patrons from Francesville Medaryville and surrounding towns spoke on current use and shortages of power, noting service reliability at about ninety eight percent and awaiting the Public Service Commission decision.

Monon Pabloervies Cohueis Padaana Mbedvon Dave Bel Othe Continental Hities Corpony Severib Techs Cartee Francesville Mionow Francesvile Medaryville Theystem Continental Cltilities Company Public Service Commission Wee

Blue Sky Act Change Seeks Felony Misrepresentation Penalty

Senator Miles Furnas of Lynn proposes a bill to strengthen the state blue sky law and make misrepresentation in securities advertising a felony. The measure would punish false statements about value of stocks bonds or other debt instruments with up to a $5000 fine and up to three years imprisonment or both.

Miles Furnas Lynn

For Sale Dry Stove Wood in Francesville Route

A classified notice advertises dry stove wood for sale in Francesville on Route percent with contact A M Bewa. Proceeding reader should contact for details and pricing.

Am. A. Bewa Francesville

Hangings Grove Woman Dies Under Tragic Circumstances

Mrs. Mary Jane Brandenburg of Hangings Grove township died Friday night near 5730 o'clock after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Barkley church with burial in Wheatfield cemetery. She was nearly 60 and survived by her husband and several children.

Mary Jane Brandenburg William Brandenburg Hangings Grove Township Barkley Wheatheld

Evangelistic services and early settlement obituary noted

On Sunday Rev. E J Harris led two congregations with messages on Grace for taruce and Fishing for Men and planned special meetings starting January 16 with choir and orchestra. An obituary from Francesville Home Banner details Elizabeth Rees wife of Major John Rees dying July 31 in Francesville with praise for her piety and pioneer family impact in Western Pulaski County.

E. J. Harris Taruce Ruth Ev. Harris Brother Harris Mir. Harris Orchester Francesville E. F. Rees Daniel McBride William Reiswanger Guderian Rees Ind Elizabeth Rees John Rees George Western Pulaski Hampshire County Virginia White County Major Rees Menon Salem Township Reeses West Side Presbyterian Church

Farmers Short Course Draws Attentive Attendance

The Farmers Short Course held over three days last week saw strong turnout despite bad weather. Attendees valued talks from agricultural scientists and domestic science experts, recognizing growing importance of university knowledge for farming progress.

Surprise Dinner For Mr And Mrs Stalnaker Held At Home

A surprise dinner was hosted at the Stalnakers home north of town on Sunday January 6. Guests bringing baskets included Mr. and Mrs Fritz Weltzin, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Weltzin, Mr. and Mrs J C Malchow, Mr. and Mrs James Hayworth and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs William Beiswanger and daughter Edna, Mr. and Mrs Knox Lehman and daughters, Mr. and Mrs Theo Garrigues and children, Mr. and Mrs August Nightengale and children, Mr. and Mrs Orie Wammond, Dorothy and Utoka Stalnaker.

L. A.stalnaker Fritz Weltzin Ernest Weltzin J. C. Malchow James Hayworth Robert William Beiswanger Edna Knox Lehman Theo. Garrigues August Nightengale Orie Wammond Dorothy Utoka Stalnaker

Badger Caught on Wickersham Farm Near Monticello

A rare badger was caught Saturday morning by Jerry Wickersham at his home northeast of Monticello. The trapped animal weighed about sixteen pounds and was brought to Monticello for public viewing after it was killed.

Jerry Wickersham Monticello

Public Sales and Local Notices

Howard Hall sales set for Tuesday February 8. High School play “Assisted by Sadie” scheduled Friday night January 21. Dr and Mrs J C Sharrer return from Benton Harbor visit with son Dr F L Sharrer. Nursing services offered any time. Mrs Anna Phillips Fraser Indiana listed at 148. Pillsbury Flour $3.60 this week at Clark’s. Corn 10, 12 1/2 and 15 cents, peas 12 1/2 and 15 cents at Clark’s. Smokeless coal available for furnaces from Cooperative Elevator Co.

Sadie Anna Phillips Francesville Ind

Keeler To Exhibit 60 Birds At Chicago Poultry Show

Charles V. Keeler of Winamac displays 60 birds for the Chicago poultry show opening next week. He enters 11 cocks 11 cockerels and 16 pullets plus pen and hen entries and bets on over $50 in entry fees. He challenges rivals to match his 60 birds with equal breed quality.

Charles V. Keeler Winamac Chicago Keeler

Grass Creek High to Open Community House Basketball Night

The first basketball game in the Community House will be held next Saturday night January 15 with Grass Creek high school facing Francesville H S. A curtain raiser precedes the main event and the building will be heated to keep spectators warm.

Grass Creek High School Francesville H. S

Missionary Society Social Held at Mrs Mallon Home

Mrs A C Mallon hosted the Women's Missionary Society at her home last Tuesday afternoon. An interesting program followed by a two course luncheon was served to thirty members.

A. C. Mallon Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church

White Rose Flour Comes to The Up-to-the-Minute Grocety

The new White Rose brand flour is now on sale as a home production product. The message urges buyers to try it and compare quality and economy. The Up-to-the-Minute Grocery advertises quality as standard and the lowest prices.

Madden Scores Air Mail Plan Debate in House

Madden argues the air mail plan is costly and time ineffective versus rail. He cites post office budget total 3573.964.721 and compares air at 53 a ton mile with rail at seven cents, estimating ten billion yearly if all mail flew and receipts near 450 million. He notes posting by 3 45 p m in Chicago, overnight flight, arrival by 6 p m in New York, with about 48 hours to deliver versus 24 hours by fast train.

New York Chicago Madden Appropriations House

Purchasers of Liquor to Be Card Indexed

Federal prohibition directors will card index liquor purchasers to improve supervision. Instructions issued by the bureau of internal revenue require cards for each permit holder showing on hand quantities, purchases, deliveries, and the permit holder’s name.

Bureau of Internal Revenue

Mrs Lulu Malchow Weds Frank Bailey in Francesville

Mrs Lulu Malchow daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Hamilton of Francesville wed Frank Bailey a farmer from Francesville on a Wednesday morning at the M E parsonage Rev J F Porter officiated. The couple plan to live on a farm three miles west of Francesville Winamac Republican records the nuptials.

Lulu Malchow Oscar Hamilton Francesville Frank Bailey J. F. Porter M. E. Parsonage Winamac Republican

Coroner Change In County Leadership

Dr. R J Ives of Francesville declined to qualify for the new term. Commissioners named Dr C F E Tinton of Medarvville as the new county coroner, to start January 1.

R. J. Ives Francesville C. FE. Tinton Medarvville

Own Your Own Home Offer From Universal Builders

An advertisement from Universal Home Builders Supply Co announces home plans and a one year subscription to Home Today Magazine for a dollar. The pitch promises suitability for home loving buyers and directs readers to 1224 Garrick Building, Chicago.

Home Today Universal Home Builders Supply Co Garrick Bldg Chicago

For Sale and Notices Noticeboard Fragment

For Sale items include baled hay from Co operative Elevator Company and three good milk cows fresh January 15th. Other entries mention Aristos Flour and Clark's products, a book from Christmas to be given to the library, and a base burner for sale via Judson Fitzpatrick. Theatre note: Sadie Myers presented at the show Friday night January 21. Francesville, Ind. Price references include $3.00 this week.

A. D. Wentz Francesville Ind

Evangelistic meetings begin at Christian church

Evangelistic meetings start next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The newly appointed Rev. E. J. Harris will lead the sessions at the Christian church.

Christian Church E. J. Harris

Tippecanoe River Conservation Society Formed to Fight Dredging

Indiana conservation officials celebrate Marion organized effort by Grant county leaders to resist the Matchett and Kring ditch plan. The group aims to protect the Tippecanoe’s natural beauty from dredging and channel changes that engineers say would cost more than they benefit, lowering water levels and harming lakes. They may pursue state wide action while not opposing hydroelectric dam building.

State Department of Conservation Marion Tippecanoe Marshall Kosciusko Grant County Department Indiana Tippecanoe River

Yellow Ticket Urged for All War Objectors

Bill introduced in the House by Representative Milligan Missouri proposes substituting dishonorable discharges for all objectors who refused military service or wore uniforms after induction under the 1917 Selective Service Act.

Secretary of War Milligan Missouri

Reynolds Five Tops Rensselaer in Fast 29 17 Victory

Reynolds defeated Rensselaer 29 17 at Rensselaer in a fast game. Reynolds rallied in the second period to build a lead Rensselaer could not overcome. Rensselaer led 11 8 at halftime. Houston led Reynolds with five field goals while Collins and Weis led for Rensselaer.

Reynolds Rensselaer Houston Collins Weis

Hullinger's Barber Shop Razor Sale Teaser

Pure strained honey offered nearby for 3 pounds at 90 cents. Bring your bucket. If your razor pulls do not cuss buy one at Hullinger's guaranteed not to pull. If you shave yourself you need a good razor. Call Hullinger's Barber Shop.

Ross Nolan Hullinger’s

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. H. W. Bledsoe Indianapolis the Linden Samuel Brenneman and Son Perry Wilson Cary Comstock Hattie Clark Lon D. McConnel Continental N. A. Gottier Charles F. Daseke Colorado Springs Christian Workers Alice Hill Foctory Allen Hinton Star City News Lon. Davis WO Pbavmond Blue Bird Furnas Pillsbury Pan Clark’s Hanging Grove Louie Ricks Jersey J. W. Bechdell South Bend L. A. Stalwaker HP International John FE Emmett Denham Christian Church Notes MR. and Mrs. Stalnaker Wickersham Howard Hall J. C. Sharrer F. L. Sharrer Benton Harbor Pillsbury Co-operative Elevator Co Missionary Society Entertained New York-Chicago DR. Linton New Cooperative Elevator Company Malion’s Sadie” Myers Theatre Judson Fitzpatrick Eastern
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