Twenty Nine Arrested in County Gambling and Liquor Raids
Sheriff Harry Braden and deputies arrested twenty nine people for gambling and liquor offenses in Shelby and Rush counties. Fourteen pleaded guilty and paid fines, while three local men from this city faced liquor charges. The Sutherland camp near St Omer was raided, 71 people were present, 26 jailed, and 9 vehicles seized. additional arrests and a city court hearing followed for two more suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Braden
Michael “Reggy” O’conner
George M. Davis
James “Buck” Miller
Shelby
Rush
Shelby County
Leo Moore
Oliver Knight
Fred Jones
Jeff Howard
Roy Cochran
Charles Duckworth
Earl Sears
Louis Krabs
Milton Lambert
John Taylor
Frank Spiegel
Robert Ketler
John V.miller
William Weintraut
John Sutherland
Albert Hitchcock
Paul Weintraut
Henry Faut
Pete Mallory
Fred Johnston
Robert Johns
Jesse Stilwell
O. C. Tinder
Roy Ruddell
O. C. Davis
Benne
Sutherland
St. Omer
QO. C
QO. C. Tinder. Greensburg Was Called and Riter Thompson
Charles MclIntyre
DePrez Lad
Fred Clevenger
Pone the
Byy County
Jenkins
Oscar Tinder
Charles Smith 1846 1922 North McKenzie Obituary
Charles Smith died June 9 1922 at home in North McKenzie Tennessee after years long cancer illness. Born January 25 1846 in Jefferson County Indiana he served in an Indiana regiment and was noted as honest and faithful. He moved from Indiana to Weakly County then McKenzie with farming duties handled by son Leonard. Survived by widow Becca J Burton two sons and two daughters one daughter Elva Hartley deceased. another daughter Iva Robbins and son unnamed. Funeral by Rev J R Garret at home with burial at Mt Clight Cemetery. Baptist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
North McKenzie
Tennessee
Tenn
Jefferson County
Indiana
Mr. Smith
Jack Gilbert
Route 3
Weakly County
McKenzie
Leonard
Smith
Becca J. Burton
John
Elva) Hartley
Roe
Iva) Robbins
J. R. Garret
Mt. Clight
Baptist Church
Fine baby boy born to Mr and Mrs I Shuster
Mr and Mrs I Shuster announce the birth of a fine baby boy last night at the home of Mrs Shuster’s parents in Louisville Kentucky. The proud parents reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. I. Shuster
Paneate. 3 at work applying
Fragmentary notes indicate three individuals at work applying for something titled Pax xv. The readable text lacks names, dates, or locations to specify who or what organization is involved.
Memorial Service for Greensburg Lodge Pythians
Greensburg lodge No. 148 Knights of Pythias held a Memorial service at their hall then marched to the opera house for the ceremony. Ernest M. Dunn spoke on Pythian duties and fatherhood, followed by a graveside ritual at South Park for 90 total lodge members and associated burials with full floral honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg Lodge No. 148
Knights of Pythias
Closs Samuels
W. E. Golay
Ross Reed
Charles S. Short
Greensburg Lodge
South Park
Armington
A. B
Arbuckle
Merle
Barnes
Frank
Barthel
Will
Belser
C. F
Bryan
N. A
Blackmore
Brazelton
S. E
Doles
Scott
Doyle
Charles
Davis
John L
Allen
Eubank
George
Elkins
Amos
Elder
William Q
Edrington
H. E
Eward
S. B
Oscar M
D. C
Goodwin
Mose
Geeting
D. M
Greene
Henry
Hazelrigg
Geo. M
Hillis
M. W
Howard
A. L
Hitt
Joe L
House
Byford
Hamilton
Elmer J
Haas
Will J
Hall
Car
Johnston
W. A
Johnson
H. W
Jenkins
W. H
Jackson
Charles W
Jones
Harvey
C. C
Kelsey
John
Ketchum
David
Kennedy
S. H
Kercheval
Jas
Kroft
Merrill
Lowe
Lucas
H. B
Logan
Sam
Lines
Ed E
A. J
Lane
E. P
Edward
Lathrop
Harry
McCoy
McKim
James E
Charles R.y
Parsons, M. F
Porter, Will
Methodist choir gives sacred concert in Rushville
The city’s Methodist choir received praise after a sacred concert in Rushville led by Rev. Hargitt. Thirty members traveled for the 7:30 performance with an audience greeted by pink peonies and a social hour at Scanlan Hotel featuring self service lunch and several brief talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scanlan Hotel
Methodist Church of
Rushville
Hargitt
J. W. Walker
Harry Robbins
Ross Reed
J. L. Turner
Jack Foster
Charles Gilmour
Kate Haas
Robert Jackson
Will V. Erdmann
Ralph Eward
Jessie Serf
M._ E. Richey
J. W. Owens
Mildred
Will Erdmann
Heeb
George Littell
Dr. Morrison
McKay
Harry Mout
Cora Self
Judson Dills
John Wilson
Ella Walker
E. E. Doles
Alice Reed
Charles
Westport School Head Resigns for Glenwood Principalship
Claude L. Sipe resigns after three years as Westport High School principal to take the principalship at Glenwood in Rush County. He was urged to stay another year at Westport. Sipe's home is in Fayette County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Claude L. Sipe
Westport High School
Glenwood
Rush County
Sipe
Fayette County
Forty-Six on Honor Roll at Pequannock Tribe Memorial
South Park cemetery hosts a memorial service by Pequannock Tribe No. 185 in memory of departed members. Sachem Horne Sturgis leads the observance with addresses by C. F. Northern and Will Ehrhardt. The article lists a long honor roll of members with years of death from 1895 to 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park Cemetery
Pequannock
Sachem Horne Sturgis
C. F. Northern
Will Ehrhardt
Peonannock
William M. Snell
John W. Beeson
J. W. Fletcher
J. R. Patton
Brackley Chance
Henry Controy
Clarence Wertz
Harvey Jones
W. A. Lawson
William H. Rybolt
L. W. D. Jerman
Isaac Osman
Charles Conley
Wiliam Bruner
James E. Caskey
Harvey D. Stagg
Willam Suttles
Bruce Craig
George S. Dickey
John F. Childs
William E
McCune
Frank Rathburn
Henry Smith
Alex Trindel
Carl B. Fletcher
William Ford
D. E. Biddinger
J. A. Duncan
Edward Foster
Smith Riley
Harry Lathrop
Clint Skillman
George Sanders
Purdue Scholarships Awarded to Adams County Students
Charles G. Patterson of Adams receives a free scholarship to Purdue from the county commissioners. Weldon Brokaw, the county’s other representative, also earned a Purdue scholarship. Both were Purdue students last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Patterson
Adams
Purdue
Weldon Brokaw
Westport Red Men Memorial Held in Met St
In Westport the Red Men held a Memorial service at the Met Street location with attendees and formal tributes to honor the organization’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport Red Men
Westport
The
Met
St ‘ Hureli
Memorial Service for Letts Lodge Buries 25 Members
Letts lodge Knights of Pythias held a memorial at Union church honoring 25 departed brothers with flowers and graveside decorations. Rev. I C Overman gave an address on friendship duty and fraternal values, followed by a cemetery service. Stanley M Strohl of Kirklin, Ind., will join the local high school staff as history instructor and athletic coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman
Letts Lodge Knights of Pythias
Union Church
Letts
Arthur Wright
Arthur Tudor
Grover Crise
Frank Crise
Elmer C. Jerman
Stanley M. Strohl
Kirklin
Ind
Strohl
Fanklin College
Indianapolis
Store Robbed at Kissler General Store in Osgood
Six members of the Ripley county horse thief detective association pursue an Anderson man accused of robbing Kissler general store at Osgood Indiana. Bloodhounds trace the trail to Anderson as merchandise valued in hundreds of dollars is reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Ind
Ripley County Horsethief Detective Association
Anderson
Kissler General
Osgood
Ind
County Agent Ready for Calls
County Agent Standley is on the job and will answer all calls for farm federation meetings. He is eager to contact farmers and assist them in every way possible. Half Century Witnesses I. U. Judge Robert Miers attends commencement events and has participated in every IU ceremony for fifty six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standley
I. U
Robert Miers
Indiana University
Vinson Carter
Indianapolis
J. T. Alexander
Springville
Robert W. Miers
Bloomington
Judge Miers
Congress
Monroe County
Decatur County
I. A
Morgan L. Miers
Near Burney
Isaac Sefton
North Franklin
Sandusky Car Catches Fire
Llewellyn Fleetwood of Sandusky had his car catch fire while backing out this morning. He rushed inside, retrieved a fire extinguisher, and doused the blaze before it spread. Damage was limited to the wiring with only minor loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backitt
Gareee
Llewellyn Fleetwood
Sandusky
Liberty Baptist Church Service Celebrates Children’s Day
The Liberty Baptist church led by Rev. Edgar L. Mullins delivered a strong sermon on "The First Commandment." The choir performed well and evening Children’s Day exercises featured a beautified program with ample decorations and overall success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Mullins
Liberty Baptist Church
In Memoriam Nimrod D Wolfe June 11 1923
In loving remembrance of Nimrod D Wolfe born March 9 1852 who departed this life three years ago today June 11 1923. One by one the links are broken the silent boatman bears the weary spirit home. Long years may dry the bitterest tears but love will keep the memory green until we meet again. Mrs Maggie Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrod D. Wolfe
Maggie Wolfe
Death of John Louis Jackson Prompts Funeral Thursday
John Louis Jackson 18 son of Mr and Mrs John L Jackson of 204 West Walnut died at 8 30 this morning after a long heart illness with complications. He was born in St Paul June 24 1905 and moved here with his parents last year. He leaves his parents and grandmother Mrs Mary E Jackson and many relatives. Funeral to be held at home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Louis Jackson
John L. Jackson
West Walnut Street
St. Paul
Florida
Louis
Mary E. Jackson
Former Resident Roy Davis to Visit Area
Roy Davis son of Mr and Mrs Allen Davis formerly of this city now in Colorado Springs and speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives will attend the International Rotary convention in St Louis next week and then visit friends and relatives here and at Clarksburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Davis
Allen Davis
Colorado Springs
Colorado House of Representatives
St. Louis
Clarksburg
Burgess 64 Dies. Survived by Wife and Children
Andrew J. Burgess aged 64 died at 3:30 a m at his Hartsville home from complications. He leaves a widow, three sons Elmer a Rochester Minnesota preacher Lee and William of Indianapolis and a daughter Mrs Foone a missionary in China. Funeral at Hartsville Christian church Wednesday at ten. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Burgess
Hartsville
Elmer
Rochester
Minnesota
Lee
William
Indianapolis
Foone
China
Vision of Uncle Tom's death sparks writing of a nation’s stirring tale
The passage recalls the moment a heavenly vision inspired the author to draft Uncle Tom's Cabin. She saved the scene and later read it to her children, prompting serialization in The National Era in Washington. The work grew into a dramatized, influential anti slavery force with wide circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Washington
Hair Loss Warns of Rapid Thinning Quickly Reversed
A patient notes hair was falling rapidly and feared baldness but learned that stopping the loss in a few days is possible. The account mentions J. M. Lyle and advice received from a friend as part of the warning and reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lyle
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Short
Charles L
Thomas
Marsh
Tackett
M. D
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Trindle
Vanaushall
Wood
J. M
Wooden
Wilkinson
Elmer E
Zoller
James S
Frederic
Clovus
Geo. C
Connersville
Elliott
Lester M
Eudoris—Anderson
Hudson
White
J. D
Pendleton
Riley
William—Sardinia
Goff
McConnell
Zeigler, Otto
Shelbyville
Crise
Seabey, Charles
Liberty Baptist
Memoriam
Roy
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