Hayworth Marries Leona Myers in Crawfordsville Garden Wedding
Harry Edwin Hayworth formerly of this place wed Miss Leoma Myers of Crawfordsville at the Smith residence with Dr. George R. Gross officiating. The ceremony featured pink peonies blue iris and lilies of the valley. Guests included H W Bledsoe and Robert Mottern. Mr. Hayworth heads Crawfordsville Electric Light and Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hayworth
Leona Myers
Crawfordsville
Society News
Crawfordsville Review
Leoma Myers
Howard Smith
East Wabash Avenue
Harry Edwin Hayworth
George R. Gross
Depauw University
Smith
Ruth Rainer
Indianapolis
Thins
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Swick-Saers
Esther Detchen
Margery Myers
A. R. Long
Hayworth
H. W. Bledsoe
This Place
Robert Mottern
Mrs Hamblin Observes 66th Anniversary at Home
Mrs. Hamblin of 662 South Maple Street marked her sixty sixth birthday May 27 with an elaborate dinner. Guests included her children and spouses from Peru Tramond Francesville and local residents plus several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamblin
South Maple Street
Tress Fox
Dorothy
Rosanna Mae
Peru
John Million
Randolph
Trammond
James M. Hamblin
Ruth
David
Jimmie
Francesville
White Snake Root Found In White County
A poison plant survey by A A Hansen of the Purdue Agricultural Extension Department identified white snake root as the cause of stock losses and several human illness cases near Idaville and Burnettsville. The plant commonly causes trembles in sheep cattle and horses due to its toxic effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaville
Burnettsville
A. A. Hansen
Purdue Agricultural Extension Department
Infant Elsie Anna Roloff Dies in Jefferson Township
Four weeks old Elsie Anna Roloff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roloff, Jefferson township, died last Thursday from indigestion. Funeral services were held Saturday and burial followed in the cemetery east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Anna
Fred Roloff
Jefferson Township
LaFayette Visitors Mrs Myers Spend Day in Town
Mrs. C. C. Myers and Mrs. H. A. Myers were LaFayette goers Thursday, spending time in the town and visiting local spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Myers
H. A. Myers
LaFayette
Gillam and Barkley Commencements 15th Class Nearby
Trustees Gratner of Barkley and Vernon of Gillam plan a joint commencement at South Barkley School on Friday night June sth. Barkley township will graduate a large class of thirty one with many names listed. Gillam will send four to high school and graduate June path. Gratner and Vernon urge patrons to bring flowers for decorations as they prepare for the crowd.
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Gratner
Barkley
Vernon
Gillam
South Barkley School
Elmer Axen
Raymata Miera
Della Bates
Claude Jarr
Oil Prospects in Jasper County
N S Spencer and Conrad Patland of Chicago move two carloads of drilling gear to Dr Gisser land for a test oil well on the NW quarter of section 22 28 46 Milroy township. They are unincorporated, supply no stock or aid, Spencer owns 520 acres. Fathead from Wyoming has located in Chicago to supervise. Adkins of Sullivan has the drilling contract.
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N.S. Spencer
Conrad Patland
Chicago
Weyoming
Adkins
Sullivan
Ind
Rensselaer Republican
Corner Stone Laid for New Masonic Temple in Monon
The corner stone of the new Masonic Temple at Monon was laid last Thursday at 3 p.m. with ceremonies and a banquet at 6 p.m. Monong Lodge members attended, and at 8 p.m. the Monticello degree team conferred the Master Mason degree on several candidates.
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Monon
Monong Lodge
Monticello
Signs of the Times Woolworth and Sears Roebuck gain in early 1923
Woolworth reports four months of 1923 retail sales totaling 52,022,814, up 7,102,058 from 1922 and 11,800,000 from 1921. Sears Roebuck shows 74,978,523 in the first four months of 1923 versus 57,115,423 a year earlier. April sales rise for both. Business failures in April are the lowest this year aside from February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth Company
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Will Daseke Visits Indianapolis Father and Graduation Plans
Will Daseke of Indianapolis spent a few days last week visiting his father George Daseke. He is pursuing a commercial course and expects to graduate this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Daseke
Indianapolis
George Daseke
Salvation Army helps many in town and reduces taxes
The Salvation Army cared for five thousand unwed mothers and aided nine thousand ex convicts last year. It finds work for former prisoners at Jeffersonville reformatory, reducing costs and taxes. The piece urges massive annual drive funding, claiming the Army lowers taxpayer burdens and builds good citizens for the town and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Salvation Army
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Farewell for Rev and Mrs Deckinger at Beaver township
About eighty congregation members in twenty three cars surprised Rev. and Mrs. Deckinger on Monday evening at the parsonage to bid them goodbye after four years of service. Guests shared refreshments, singing, piano music, and outdoor games, with many neighbors in attendance and heartfelt thanks offered to the couple.
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George Deckinger
Beaver Township
Deckinger
Samuel and
Vierman Busch
Fred Cords
Hy Cords
William Malchow
Russel
C. M. Krueger
Herman Doll
Fred Shultz
Albert Westphal
Ernest Dall
Ludwig Kruever
Fred Garling
Herman Hintz
John Popp
Hy Dall
Charles Westphal
Margaret Wally
Ienry Hintz
Henry Dunker
Everett Hintz
Benjamin Krueger
Kenneth Strong
Ernest Krueger
Fred
Albert Cords
John Koebcke
Harry
Jesse Malchow
William Ernest
John Smith
Vernon Weltzin
Ed Garling
Ed Flesk
Louis Koebcke
Everett Krueger
Floyd Hintz
Malinda Koebcke
Lena Krueger
Anna Hintz
Elfrida Krueger
Hannah Dunker
Theresa Hintz
Theresa Popp
Sylvia Malcho
Synopsis of New Auto License Law Details Fees
The Tribune restates the new auto license law with detailed fee structures based on vehicle type, weight, and horsepower. Passenger cars under 25 HP and under 2,000 lb pay $8, with escalating rates up to $30 for trucks over five tons. Electric vehicles pay $8, trucks scales vary by capacity, motor bicycles $3, and special truck tiers cover multiple ranges.
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the Tribune
M. E. Church Plans Children’s Day Program
The M. E. Church schedules Sunday school at 9:30 with a preschool talk for Children’s Day. Morning worship is at 10:30 then a program titled Rho da a Christian Girl. Epworth League meets at 6:30 and a children’s program begins at 7:30. Paul A. Reisen, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda
Epworth League
Salem Evangel Church and Beaver Township Notices
Salem Evangel Church notes Second Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and no preaching. St Jacob's Evang Church Beaver Township holds morning service at 10 30 led by G A Firgan pastor. Frank Nolans offers men's cool pants for hot weather. Miss Minnie Nachtingal heads to Lafayette for summer. Miss Ruth Anderson of Lafayette visits grandmother Mrs R T Al Francesville on business Tuesday.
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Trinity
St. Jacob’s Evang
Beaver Township
G. A. Firgan
Minnie Nachtingal
LaFayette
Ruth Anderson
R. T. Al‘Francesville
Railroads Have Enormous Business and Growth Prospects
Har ry R. Kurrie argues in the Dec Klamp that railroads are handling record volumes of business, seeking equipment purchases and facility expansions. He notes improved labor-management relations, partially reduced rates since 1920, and warns that railroad income must stay healthy to fund future expansions benefiting shippers and the public.
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Dec Klamp
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Indianapolis
Harry R. Kurrie
Monon Railroad
Rensselaer
Francesville Library to Close Two Weeknights
The Francesville Public Library announces it will not be open on Tuesday and Thursday nights. The Library Board states these closures are effective immediately and will be reviewed at future meetings.
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Francesville
Peony Blooming Time At Gumm's Gardens Remington
Gumm's Peony Gardens in Remington Indiana invites the public to visit during peak bloom from June 7 to 18. The display features 40 000 plants across 600 varieties in full bloom offering a colorful garden display.
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Gumm’s
Peony Gardens
Remington
Ind
Premium on idleness in England burdens treasury
England pays four million dollars in doles to 940000 unemployed men and women. The policy burdens the treasury and builds a premium on idleness, allegedly increasing unemployment. In contrast the United States under the current administration has no unemployed and remains outside the League of Nations.
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England
United States
League of Nations
Frank Nolan Dry Goods Ad Promotes Fabrics and Tissues
A vintage ad notes Zephyrs tissues imported and staple ginghams with new and nobby varieties offered by Frank Nolan.
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Frank Nolan
Hooper Warns Against Socialism in National Forum
Ben W. Hooper, chairman of the U S labor board, warned before the National Association of Manufacturers that many so called progressive moves hide socialist origins. He called socialism an insidious cult and urged voters to scrutinize political wares bearing the label progressive. He cited court reform proposals as efforts to enlarge government power and echo concerns about constitutional checks.
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Ben W. Hooper
United States Labor Board
National Association of Manufacturers
Blaise
Supreme Court
Congress
Salvation Army Collection Tomorrow in Pulaski County
Tomorrow is Salvation Army collection day in Pulaski County with a house to house canvass by local young women and telephone outreach to country districts. Readers are urged to donate generously to this world’s greatest charitable organization.
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Salvation Collection
Pulaski County
Piano recital in Monon directed by Miss Britton
On Tuesday evening June 12 at 8 at the Presbyterian church in Monon a piano recital will be held under Miss Britton's direction. Many residents plan to attend.
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Presbyterian
Monon
Miss Britton
Summer Visitors and Local Health Update
Mrs Gladys Clark arrived from Chicago for the summer. Mr and Mrs T M Wise have returned from Illinois where they visited relatives. Mrs Susan Jones, guest of Mr and Mrs Carl Jones, went back to Walcott on Tuesday. Mrs Bess Myers hosted dinner last Saturday with Mrs W C Myers Miss Mary Hubbard and Miss Lera McMurray of Indianapolis. W R Jones, who recently had surgery at Benton Harbor, came home Sunday evening and is improving and may be downtown soon.
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Gladys Clark
Chicago
T. M. Wise
Ilinois
Susan Jones
Carl Jones
Walcott
Bess Myers
W. C. Myers
Mary Hubbard
Lera McMurray
Indianapolis
W. R. Jones
Benton Harbor
Mr. Jones
Stand Theater Monon Pro Gram Friday and Saturday
Friday June 8th Jack Holt in When Satan Sleeps a western tale of thrills and adventure. Saturday June 9th Hobart Bosworth in Blind Hearts. Monday Tuesday June 11th 12th D W Griffiths One Exciting Night a dramatic romance with laughter and mystery. Special music at 8 P M.
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Jack Holt
Hobart Bosworth
D. W. Griffith
I. J
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White County
Roloff
Jasper County
NEW Masonic Temple
Signs OF the Times
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Mrs. Deckinger
M. E. Church
Paul A. Reisen
Salem Evang. Church
Frank Nolan’s.hire
Hooper
Salvation Army Collection
Stand Theater Monon
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