Local residents and visitors mingle across Jasper County
A crowded social and travel roundup notes Mrs. C A Clark visiting Lafayette, several Monton and Rensselaer guests, and outings by Mr. and Mrs. Chas A Clark. It reports 705 Jasper autos worth 142000, Monon excursion crowds, and plans for Fourth of July events including a M E church Ladies Aid meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitler & Lurber’s
William Schleman
V: Sparaiso
Chas. A. Clark and Son
Keith
Lafayette
Jasper County
Otto Braun and
Hans
Lowell
Rensselaer
Marie McManus
Indianapolis
Pat Hackett
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
J. L. Beesley
Beesley
Ab Whitaker
Iiss
Glenna Geer
Ferdinand Weltzin
Fred Weltzin
U. S. Marine Service
Local notices and social updates from Medaryville area
The column lists residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin, the Howatts, Miss Marvel Reynolds, Misses Jones and Garrigues, and W. A. Geer. It notes war relic displays, Emerson Armstrong’s patriotic window, a veteran badge collection, and a railroad job return. Cemetery site plans proposed by the Medaryville Business Men’s association, with several names backing the effort. B B Curtis injured in an Emory wheel accident. medical staff optimistic. Travel plans include F D Burchard’s return from Hartford City and a Detroit trip for Leslie Clark and Ruth Clark with stopovers in Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Allen Armstrong
Emerson
Galva
F. D. Burchard
Winifred
Hartford City
Detroit
Non Mini Tami E. Mead Sed Familes
Francesville notes and local social items
The item lists visits and guests in Francesville and surrounding towns. Mentions Rev A L Brandenburg attending the national anti-saloon league convention in Indianapolis. Ford Motor Co policy on Michigan national guard members on leave. Local social news includes visits by Cloyd Reprogle and family, and Nelle and Anna Kenefick, with a chicken dinner at John Coey’s. Winamac editor Foster W Reddick and his wife assume editorial duties while he serves in the guard. Anne Leonard’s hospital operation. Stock note: Cushman engines with binder attachments offered by Taylor Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senger
Brookston
Tower
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev
A. L. Brandenburg
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Michigan National Guard
Cloyd Reprogle
John
Nellie
Anna Kenefick
Michigan City
John Coey
Francesville
Kenefick
Coey
Cushman
Taylor Hardware Co
Make our store your m peacoat ters during Fourth event
Local notice invites shoppers to visit the store during the Fourth celebration offering warm outerwear and special hours. The message emphasizes welcoming customers and promoting selections for winter attire.
Noted resident Cyrus Hubbell dies as town mourns
A Monday morning death ends the life of Cyrus Hubbell once a well regarded resident who moved to the United States in 1872 from Prussia. His bereaved family includes his wife and several daughters and relatives in Plymouth, Chicago, and nearby areas as the community reflects on his long tenure in the town. The piece also notes widespread rainfall depressing farmers, with corn crops forecast to be far below normal in 1916 if wet conditions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Keitamann
Cyrus Vean
Prussia
Germany
United States
Cyrus Hubbell
Julia Sumie
Laura Jesse
Pate
George. Pressman
Wenouth
Hulda
A P. Rudolph
Chicago
Art Wiva J
Plymouth
Pythian Knights Hold Memorial Services at Francesville
Sunday afternoon the Pythian Knights held their annual memorial services at the K of P hall Francesville for deceased members. Music was provided by the band and a eulogistic address was delivered by Hon Archibald M Hall of Indianapolis. The lodge conducted a ritualistic service at the cemetery where graves were decorated with flags and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Knights
K. of P. Hall
Francesville
Archibald M. Hall
Indianapolis
Birthday Surprise At William Culp Home
A surprise party honored William Culp of Gillam on his 55th birthday. Ice cream and cake were served to George Long and daughters Tilhe and Mary, Grover Culp and Mary from Monon, John Culp and Mary from Jefferson, Jerry Bishop and wife from Gillam, Roy Stansbury and wife from Medaryville, Earl Culp and Mabel Frey from Polargreen Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Culp
Gillam
George Long
Mary
Grover Culp
Monon
John Culp
Jefferson
Jerry Bishop
Roy Stansbury
Medaryville
Earl Culp
Mabel Frey
Polargreen
Ind
Business districts to close early for July Fourth
At the request of the Business Men's association all general business places will close at 1 p.m. and reopen at noon on Tuesday July 4. The Tribune will publicly announce anyone failing to comply in the following week.
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Cosville
Casper
Crim
Indiana ‘State Normal
Laffayette Pals
Indigay University
Cap Clark
Norma School
Francesville
Caspar Crim
Melvig
Maxwell
Ray Hudgens
Clark
al Westphal
Harry Seord
Ira Shaffer
Virgo Walt Engle
Roy Myers
Business Men’s Association
Tribune
Christian Workers Market at Clark's Store Saturday
The Christian Workers plan a market in the west window of Clark's store on Saturday July 1 from 9 to 1. Items for sale include bread cake pie chicken and noodles salad baked beans cookies doughnuts buns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark’s
Welock
Pay scales for militia members and officers revealed
The Indiana National Guard mobilized on June 19 will receive federal rates matching the regular army by rank. Enlisted men earn from 15 to 75 weekly equivalents plus 20 percent extra for foreign service. officers’ pay ranges from about 141 to 416 monthly, with subsistence and clothing provided.
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National Guard
Regular Army
Indiana
Hospital
Engineers
Ordnance
Signal Corps
Hospital Corps
Quartermaster’s Corps
Ordnance Signal Corps
Same
Mustered Into Service at Ft Benjamin Harrison
Companies mustered into service at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis yesterday include Michigan City La Porte Knox Gary Albion Angola Elkhart Warsaw Rensselaer Plymouth Auburn. Privates Cook and Markley of this place join the Rensselaer company. They will depart for the border as soon as fully equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Michigan City
Laporte
Knox
Gary
Albion
Angola
Elkhart
Warsaw
Rensselaer
Plymouth
Auburn
Cook and
Markley
Rensselaer Company
Notice of Sale in Francesville Knife Event
Notice of Sale announces Francesville knife sale by Spitler Surber and Company. Largest pocket knife sale ever offered with values from 50 cents to one dollar, your choice 39 cents, knives guaranteed, window display on Saturday July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesville
Spitler
Surber & Company
Took Notice Do you owe the Francesville garage
A terse note from Wilson Timmons demands payment by July 1 for an owed sum linked to Francesville garage services, warning that duty will call if the debt remains unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesville
Wilson Timmons
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before in Francesville
A Tribune reflection dated May 18 critiques Francesville trade conditions and praises the Business Men's Association. It notes a rising community revival with July 4 celebrations, moving picture shows, a large air dome, and improvements. The piece anticipates cooperative growth and strong local commerce, with ads for Men’s work shoes and farm equipment services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Francesville
Business Men
Indiana
Business” Man’ S Association
Business Men’s Association
Tribune
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C. A. Clark
Rey Reish
Carl Kaupka
Mt. Ayr
Elmer Leaf
Charles Zard
Albert Brown
Kokomo
L. E. Burson
William C. Horner
George Daseke
Cecile Dowell of
O. D. Engle
John Luers
Lucile Luers
William Dodd
Valparaiso
George Taylor
Sam King
Chenoa
Ruth Armstrong
Gas City
W. T. Peters
Galveston
James Ricks
Elza Coffgl
Gon Ot Monon
Edward Pomeena
Granville Moody
Chas. P. Moody
Barkley
Sherrick
Pythian Sister Club
Roy J. Myers
Peytittm
Bert Burson
E Geyer
L. D. Markley
Hart Maers
Clyde Myers
Ebert
Gues
Jacob Goble
Ruth
Ada and
Shumaker
Ethel Carnes
Lillie Leis
Arthur Prevo
Bug
Dan Smoyer
Banks of the
Ates
Aancor
Thomas Tomlinson
Jerusalem
Ohio
Will Howatt
Braidwood
Ills
W. A. Geer
Frank
French Lick
la Crosse Sentinel
Medaryville Business Men’s Association
E. W. Horner
L. G. Baughman
A. G. Reep
A. C. Prevo
Theodore Bremer
A. L. Berger
B. B. Curtis
Kelley Ranch
Winamac
Renaselger
Foster W. Reddick
Winamac Republican
Reddick
Rensselaer Republican
Mies
Anne Leonard
Omage
Blue Front
Taylor Hardware Store
Spider, Lurber & Company
Crabbé-Reynolds- Taylor, Co
Spitler, Lurber & Co
Taylor Hardware
Ray Geyer
Sam
Joseph. Bark
Star City
Dan Geyer
Bis Place
Mra
Soe
Whiting
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