Illness confines Oscar Thomas. many local notices
Oscar Thomas, principal of the Junior high school, is confined to his home by illness. Miss Norma White and Miss Marion White of Indianapolis visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Laverne Snider is in Lafayette visiting her parents. The American Legion meets tonight at 8 in the Legion hall. Prof. Jack Roger of Indianapolis spent the weekend with local families. Edna Kivett, east of town, ill in Putnam county hospital, is improving. Edward F. Schultz filed suit to quiet title in Putnam circuit court against Stephen Akers and others. The Chamber of Commerce directors and merchants committee plan a 7 30 meeting at First National Bank. Jacob Eitel will attend the State Florists Association meeting in Indianapolis at the Antlers hotel. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Clem Hammond visited Mrs. Joseph B. Hammond. Hammond teaches near Quincy. Jack Kelley, ex chemist for Lone Star Cement, was en route to New York from Texas. Harve Stone's suit against Pennsylvania Railroad was dismissed by Judge James P. Hughes amid settlement talks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Havens hosted relatives from Blooming- ton and Ladoga. Gilbert Reeves has been named head of the Indianapolis National Outdoor Advertising art department and will move to Louisville. Mrs. Ledyard Cogswell, recently ill in Union Hospital, Terre Haute, returned home with brother Frank Schafer and plans trips to Crescent City and Los Angeles. DePauw display photos were received showing athletic teams and President Oxnam in Los Angeles window, with a large DePauw pennant. the exhibit drew DePauw alumni attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledyard Cogswell
Greencastle
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Frank Schafer
Cogswell
Mr. Schafer
Crescent City
California
G. J. Treeves
Alfred de ‘Paszborg
Los Angeles
Mrs E B Taylor Seen With Mr Taylor in Chicago
A brief item notes Mrs E B Taylor in Chicago alongside Mr Taylor during a bus ing strip case or event, with unnamed details. The fragment mentions their presence in the city and a public or social context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. E. B. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Chicago
Claims Against the Wright Estate Filed by Barnett and Connett
During the last illness of Emmer Wright she cared for the deceased. Robert Barnett filed a claim for 200 against the estate asserting employment from January 14 to May 18. Ora Connett filed a claim for 100 alleging the deceased borrowed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmer Wright
Robert Barnett
Barnett
Wright
Ora Connett
Connett
Notable Quarrels Lead to Costs Judgment Sought
The continuation notes that her husband struggled to uphold their agreement due to quarrels and nagging by the Norwoods. Consequently, a judgment for costs in the case is sought.
Farm prisoner to testify against uncle in city court trial
Eno White of Jefferson township, an Indiana State Farm inmate at Putnamville for alleged sheep theft, will be brought to town Tuesday to testify against his uncle Ben White in a three count petit larceny trial in the City court. Sheriff Alva Bryan arrested White after a warrant and a search of the White property uncovered allegedly stolen articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eno White
Jefferson Township
Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Ben White
White
Alva Bryan
Livestock Prices Fall Slightly at Indianapolis Market
Livestock receipts at Indianapolis show hogs 5 cents lower with most 150 to 225 pound types at 7.95 to 8.25 dollars and heavier cattle 7.55 to 7.85. Underweights bring 8.20, sows 6.75. Calves drop 50 cents, sheep steady, lambs 25 cents lower to 8.75 as cattle trade slows with few higher grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Reelsville and Bainbridge Women's Club Meetings
Reelsville Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Edward Chew for an all day quilting session. A two o'clock business meeting led by Mrs. Mary Reels. Bainbridge Home Economics club discussed a March 8 celebration, elected officers, and heard papers on Our Church Our Roads Our Schools. Theta Alumnae reviewed a new biography Cornelius Cole. The New Era club plans a January 15 meeting. Mrs. Frank Cannon hosted luncheon bridge at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keelsville
Ray Etcheson
Glen Lyenberger
William Summerville
Glenn Michael
J. Crews
Clifford Reeves
Harry Stamp
Club
Leona Colliver
Hunter Dies in Martinsville at 84
John H. Hunter aged 84 died Saturday at his daughter Mrs. L. A. Reeves home in Martinsville Indiana after ill health. He was born in Putnam county and moved to Martinsville eight years ago when his daughter took a position in the Martinsville high school home economics department. Survivors include his daughter and other relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ind
John H. Hunter
L. A. Reeves
Mr. Hunter
Putnam County
Plainfield
Funeral services set for woman. burial in Stilesville
The body lies at Wilhite undertaking establishment following death of a daughter and her brother Lemuel Hunter of Coatesville. Funeral services will be conducted this morning by Rev. Clyde C. Pearce of Jackson Heights, with burial in Stilesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Hunter
Coatesville
Wilhite Undertaking Establishment
Clyde C. Pearce
Jackson Heights
Stilesville
Pleasant Garden Visitors and Local Notes
Edward Chew made a business trip to Universal Wednesday. Ross Hassler was a business visitor in Pleasant Garden Friday evening. Mrs. Helen Jarrell has been on the sick list. Edward Chew delivered a new Chevrolet coach to Gilbert Dreher Friday. Fern Lois Hill entertained her Sunday school class with a party Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Chew
Universal
Ross Hassler
Pleasant Garden
Helen Jarrell
Gilbert Dreher
Fern Lois Hill
Mrs Wm Emery Dies In South Washington Township
Mrs Wm Emery of South Washington township died early Saturday morning. The obituary notes her residence and passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Emery
South Washington Township
Lost Jeweled Kappa Delta Pin with Name on Back
Lost jeweled Kappa Delta pin noted with name on back Ethel M O Hair. Reward offered for return. Call 157 finder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta
Eall
Ethel M, O'Hair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oscar Thomas
Norma White
Marion White
American Legion
Legion Hall
Jack Roger
John Ha Om
Maurice E. Gross
Patrica of
Ladoga
John McBarlane
Edna Kivett
Putnam County Hospital
H. E., Edwards
Webster
Edward F. Schultz
Putnam
Stephen Akers
Chamber of Commerce
the Merchants Committee
First National Bank
Jacob Eitel
State Florists Association
Antlers Hotel
Clem Hammond
Near
Quincy
Joseph B. Hammond
South
Indiana Street
Mr. Hammond
Jack Kelley
Lone Star Cement Company
John O’callagan
Mr. Kelley
New York
Texas
Harve Stone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stone
James P. Hughes
Charles B. Havens
Northwood
James Havens
Bloomington
Frank E. Davis
George W. Davis
Gilbert Reeves
Lee Reeves
National Outdoor Advertising Company
Louisville, Kentucky
Reeves
Louisville
Herron Art Institute
DePauw
Silverwoods
Oxnam
IR Esm
Via
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Reelsville Ladies Aid
Bainbridge Club
Bainbridge
Katie Balen
Pestis
McGuffey
Home Economies Club
Clinton and
Madison Townships
Robert Dills
Albert. Eitelforge
Mrs. Crawford
New Era Club
Walter Crawford
West
Walnut Street
Philips
Fannie Stephenson
Mrs. Cannon
Bridge Club
Frank Cannon
J. S$. Hunter
Julia
J. C. Eldridge
Hamilton County
Tennessee
Hamilton County Health Department
State Department
Fifth Avenues
New Yorks
Qure
Cremo
Eldridge
Dr. Eldridge
American Cigar Co
America
United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana Loan CO
Washington
Square
University
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
East Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
Roy Gerber
Reelsville
A. R
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