Local notes from Hope and neighboring towns
Thursday's Daily reports a flurry of small town happenings. John Ketner of Hope transacted business. Mrs. U S Holcraft and daughter Helen visit East Enterprise. Pp T Lambert rode to his office for the first time in weeks. Amelia Doddridge returns from Massillon to teach. Forest Grant of Culver School visits relatives. Charles Mix returns from Greensburg. birth announced near Rushville. W A Bertsch visits Centerville with sons Robert and Raymond. Mrs C P Corbett and Frank Hearne attend Rollin Tussey's funeral in Lebanon. Charles Tucker visits sisters on First Street. Ed Carman family guests of George Means. young Robert Doles christens a new row boat at Hillsdale Park. George Gilchrist of Indianapolis visits Archie Gilchrist after attending Job J Gilchrist and Blanche Vincent wedding in Sunman.
Westport residents attend court and visit friends yesterday
The Westport gathering included Mr and Mrs John S Morris and daughters Eunice and Helen Albert Roberts Conn Hostetter Morris Stewart and Mr and Mrs Tom Giddings Warren Bruner Dan Rainey and Charles Hammell from Connersville visited friends Bruner plans to move back to Connersville Mrs Elnora Shera of Sardinia shopped in town Mrs William McGee of Liberty visited friends Louis Moss heads to Cincinnati for a dance and visits Mrs Sadie Anderson and Mrs Mary Parker of Elwood stayed with Henry Aultman and wife Mrs N A Crawford visited Indianapolis Miss Bessie Miers spent the day at Newpoint Henry Myers family near Newpoint hosted friends Carl Swift shipped two carloads of stock to Indianapolis Mrs E T Riley gave rides to D A R convention attendees to Rushville Miss Lora Tucker a Times office employee was taken home to Westport after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
John S. Morris
Eunice
Helen
Albert Roberts
Conn Hostetter
Morris Stewart
Tom Giddings
Warren Bruner
Dan Rainey
Charles Hammell
Connersville
Mr. Bruner
Mrs. Bruner
How to Feel Good Tomorrow Foley Carthartic Tablet Ad
Indigestion causes headach biliousness bloating sour stomach and gas from clogged bowels. If you have these symptoms take a Foley Carthartic Tablet this evening and you will feel better in the morning. Sold everywhere.
DUNCAN FAMILY VISITORS REUNITE WITH ILL SISTER IN MONTANA
Allen Duncan and his wife from Laurel Montana arrived this morning to see her sister Mrs Ed Templeton who is critically ill two miles south of town. The Duncans moved from south of town to Montana three years ago and are pleased with the country. Their neighbors include Mr and Mrs Morton Hunter formerly of Ewington. Other Decatur county residents in Montana include Charles Upjohn at Box Elder Walter Taylor at Great Falls and Elmer Templeton at Bell Grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Duncan
Laurel
Mont
Ed Templeton
Duncans
Montana
Morton Hunter
Ewington
Decatur County
Charles Upjohn
Box Elder
Walter Taylor
Great Falls
Elmer Templeton
Bell Grade
Rev Kennedy to Preach at Mt Aerie Letts Jun 18
Rev G S Kennedy of Gustin Ky will preach at Mt Aerie Baptist Letts Sunday morning June 18 and every member urged to attend. A business session will follow. Regular pastor may be called as church has lacked one since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Kennedy
Gustin
Mt. Aerie Baptist Church
Letts
Kennedy
Edwin White Remembers Service as County Recorder
Edwin White formerly county recorder from 1860 to 1864 writes from the old folks’ home in Jacksonville Florida that he is progressing well and will celebrate his 85th birthday tomorrow. The Catholic school pupils’ manual training exhibit runs daily next week at the South East Street school between 8 and 10 in the morning and 2 and 4 in the afternoon with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin White
Jacksonville
South East Street
Tree falls on Milford home causing roof damage
A high wind toppled a tree at the Milford residence of William Christian last night. The impact tore loose the lightning rod and damaged the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Christian
Milford
Strasburger Named Judge for Shenandoah Valley Poultry Show
J F Strasburger receives nationwide recognition with an invitation to serve as judge at the Shenandoah Valley Fair Association poultry show in Waynesboro Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Strasburger
Shenandoah Valley Fair Association
O? Waynesboro
Wilson Club to open campaign with Zoercher address
The Wilson Club will meet Monday night at the K of P hall to hear Hon. Philip Zoercher, reporter of the supreme court. Alex Levenstein arrived from New York City for a visit with his parents. The Liberty Baptist festival postponed to tomorrow night if weather allows. Mrs. E. E. Lewis of Milford visits Waldron for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Club
K. of P. Hall
Philip Zoercher
Supreme Court
Alex Levenstein
New York City
Sam Levenstein
New York
Liberty Baptist Church
Miss Catharine Neal Heads West For Summer Visit
Miss Catharine Neal arrives from Glendale College near Cincinnati to spend the summer with her aunt Mrs. Thomas Pool west of the city. John Robison, head clerk at Mitchell shoe store, nurses a fractured left finger after a mishap with a baseball pitched by J. C. Mitchell, champion indoor baseball pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Neal
Glendale College
Cincinnati
Thomas Pool
John Robison
Mitchell Shoe Store
J. C. Mitchell
Squire Creath Ill at Home and Local Visit Highlights
Squire A. S. Creath fell ill at his home last night and is under a physician's care today. Cal Butler of Kokomo visited Kokomo's deputy recorder Loren Meek for several hours. Daisy A. Powel plans to return tonight from French Lick where he spent a week at a sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire A. S. Creath
Cal Butler
Kokomo
Loren Meek
Daisy A. Powel
French Lick
Kingston couple guests of friends today
Mr and Mrs Brent Patton of Kingston visited locals as guests today. The note mentions a large supply of sweet potato plants for sale with plants furnished for people to raise on shares. Contact Daniel Davis for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Patton
Kingston
Daniel Davis
Allen W. Clark Entertains Hoosiers at Saint Louis
Indianapolis Star reports one hundred Indiana Democrats were hosted on a Mississippi steamboat by the Indiana Society of St. Louis on a moonlit night. A city tour followed by dinner and music. others escorted the Indianapolis Military Band to hotels for a concert. Banquet plans for 350 guests are set for tomorrow in M. L. Wilkinson’s department store. Allen W. Clark serves as society secretary, a former Greensburg Democratic newspaperman now based in St. Louis for fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Mississippi
Indiana Society of St. Louis
Indianapolis
Indiana Society
M. L. Wilkinson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hoosier Organization
Society
Allen W. Clark
Greensburg
Friends Surprise Pastor on Anniversary at Home
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Elliott were surprised by neighbors and friends at their Milroy area home. Will Kincaid drove them to Milroy for dinner, then the party gathered in the yard with an arranged program and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Guests included Rev. Wiley of Milroy and several others from Kingston Greensburg and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Elliott
Will Kincaid
Milroy
Wiley
Homer Campbell
Kingston
Walter Reynolds
Mary Mee Cracken
Harry Scott
Greensburg
Spring Hill Pastor to Address Men’s Bible Club
Rev. Frederick Elliott of Spring Hill church will speak to the Men’s Bible Club at the YMCA dining hall Friday after the weekly dinner. His topic is The Man With a Hitch. Several Sprin Hill residents and club members are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Elliott
Spring Hill
Men’s Bible Club
Sprin Hill
Real Estate Transfers Past Week
J A Becker transfers 133 acres in Jackson County to Joe M Tucker for 6650 dollars. H M Loyd sells 3 lots at Newpoint for 450 dollars. I Alexander conveys 80 acres in Clay township to R Alexander and to F Alexander for 1 each. Caroline Harvey sells a city lot to Grace Weekley for 1. Elizabeth H McCoy et al transfer a Westport lot to Laura B Lawson for 100 dollars. Cal Crews sells a lot in BTOS to Nellie Gaynor for 1500 dollars. M E Benson transfers a CHED Leg lot to Wm Snell for 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Becker
Joe M. Tucker
Jackson
H. M. Loyd
M. J. Risk
Newpoint
Alexander
R. Alexander
Clay Township
F. Alexander
Caroline Harvey
Grace Weekley
Elizabeth H. McCoy
Laura B. Lawson
Westport
Nellie Gaynor
Elwood Plans Ten Day Outing For Fifty Chicago Children
The Young People's Christian League has completed arrangements to provide a ten days outing for fifty children from Chicago tenement districts, offering a respite and organized activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
The
Young People’s Christian League
Chicago
Greensburg Man Chosen President At Shelbyville Banquet
Greensburg businessman William C. Pulse was elected president of a permanent Greensburg business men’s association organizing in Rushville. A district meeting gathered over 150 members from Greensburg Rushville Connersville Greenfield Newcastle and Shelbyville at the Shelbyville opera house followed by a banquet at Hotel Shelby. The group discussed Good Roads and the Stevens bill, with speeches from D W McKee Elwood Lawson W W Bonner and James E Watson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ben A. Cox
Rushville
Fancis L. Thompson
Shelbyville
Myron Levinson
Connersville
Frank J. Hassler, Jr
Albert DePrez
William Ehrhardt
Thomas Bell
New Castle
N. D. Harding
Greenfield
Harry Morrison
Elwood Lawson
Newcastle
D. W. McKee
Shelby
Elmer Bassett
W. W. Bonner
John Rynerson
Columbus
Frank Singleton
Martinsville
Will Sparks
James E. Waston
the Elks
Seventeen Young People Prepare First Communion at St Marys
NINE YOUNG MEN AND EIGHT YOUNG LADIES FORM CLASS Seventeen youths will take their first communion at St Marys church next Sunday at 9 30 led by Rev Henry Fein. The list includes Cecilia Spitzmesser Orletta Snider Theresa Menkhaus Gertrude Knoll Loretta Mueller Emelia Miller Christina Stier Alberta Peters Raymond Ricke Charles Strasburger James Mueller John Ricke George Thrine Albert Joerger Albert Helimick George Miller John Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Henry Fein
Cecilia Spitzmesser
Orletta Snider
Theresa Menkhaus
Gertrude Knoll
Loretta Mueller
Emelia Miller
Christina Stier
Alberta Peters
Raymond Ricke
Charles Strasburger
James Mueller
John Ricke
George Thrine
Albert Joerger
Albert Helimick
George Miller
John Drake
Parcel of 1190 acres for sale or trade near Brewersville
Land listing offers 1190 acres of good level farmland within 1.5 miles of Brewersville Indiana. Seeks trade for a 10 to 40 acre truck farm near Greensburg. Contact S. W. Rickel Brewersville Ind R. R. 1 9-eod&wim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parm
Brewersville
Greensburg
S. W. Rickel
Ind
Eod&wim
Rushville Paper Blames Sheriff in Prisoner Laxity
Rushville newspaper reports numerous complaints to Judge Will Sparks about Sheriff Cavitt allowing Albert Newton Casey the convicted bootlegger to work and dine on the Cavitt farm instead of serving time in jail. Sparks plans to refer the issue to Governor Sta ton amid allegations Cavitt uses politics. Cavitt, Rush County Democratic chairman, serves his last term as sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Will Sparks
Rush
Cavitt
Albert Newton Casey
Casey
Kep
Rush County
Clarksburg Gas Co Seeks 25 Cent Rate Hike in Indy
Stockholders H. C. Doles Jethro C. Meek and W. J. Kincaid went to Indianapolis with attorney E. E. Hite and John W. Craig to appeal to the public service commission for a gas rate increase. Meek said the request is twenty five cents not forty. Remonstrators prepared a petition to refuse the raise and will present it. The commission paused to allow expert review of the company books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg Gas Company
H. C. Doles
Jethro C. Meek
W. J. Kincaid
Indianapolis
E. E. Hite
John W. Craig
Public Service Commission
J. C. Meek
Clarksburg
Utilities Commission
Jasper Cobb Dies After Week Long Illness At 68
Jasper Cobb 68 a well known retired farmer died at his North Broadway home this morning after a week in critical condition from Brights disease. Survived by wife Mrs Side Cobb sister Mrs Mattie Stewart Illinois nephew Roy Vandeman Boulder Colo and sister Mrs Clay Elder local. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Cobb home burial South Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Cobb
North Broadway
Bright
Side Cobb
Mattie Stewart
Illinois
Roy Vandeman
Boulder
Colo
Clay Elder
Cobb
South Park Cemetery
Mother Grays Sweet Medicines For Children Card
Mother Gray's Sweet Remedies for feverishness stomach teething disorders regulate the bowels and are a pleasant worm remedy. Used by mothers for 28 years. They never fail. Sold by all druggists 25 cents. Sample free. Address Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray Co
LeRor
N. Y
Indianapolis Teams Invite Rev Billy Sunday to Referee Games
Indianapolis amateur baseball squads plan to invite evangelist Billy Sunday to referee their upcoming games as part of a promotional effort and event schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Billy Sunday
Milroy Methodist hosts large group missionary meeting
A full day gathering at Milroy Methodist Church drew delegates from Shelbyville Rushville St Paul Waldron Milroy Clarksburg and Sandusky. Decatur County was well represented as the meeting opened with a business session and a noonday box lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy Methodist Church
India
Shelbyville
Rushville
St. Paul
Waldron
Milroy
Clarksburg
Sandusky
Decatur County
Ice Plant Ammonia Leak Delays Ice Making
Sunday between midnight and 1 am a coupling in the ammonia pump at Pulse and Porter ice plant in Hope failed, releasing 700 to 1,000 pounds of ammonia. The escape kept workers out for hours. Mr Porter bought 500 pounds in Indianapolis and 200 more in Columbus, but this failed to restore strength, so no ice was made Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulse & Porter
Hope
Porter
Indianapolis
Columbus
Columbus Herald
Mrs Privett Hosts Bridge Party For Thirteen Tables
Mrs Roy Privett entertained thirteen tables of players at auction bridge on Wednesday afternoon with simple flowers in garden baskets as decorations. The reception room held a large French basket, the library had pink blooms, and the dining room featured a red color scheme. Nasturtiums were luncheon flowers, two course plate lunch was served, prizes went to Mrs Robert Woodfill and Miss Mary Ardery, and Mrs Charles Hollace Hunt of Sydney was the sole out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Privett
Auction Bridge
Robert Woodfill
Mary Ardery
Marriage Ties Two IU Officials Emma Clark Neff
In Bloomington another romance within Indiana University’s official circle ends in marriage as Miss Emma Ruth Clark of Indianapolis weds Robert Neff, registrar. The union links two prominent campus figures and marks a notable social event in the university’s community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Indiana University
Emma Ruth Clark
Indianapolis
Robert Neff
Terrible Croup Attack Quickly Repulsed By Kemedy
A Georgia store keeper, J. Barber of Jester Sons, touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy for child croup. He recalls a severe attack in his family and urges keeping the tonic handy, noting its safety and lasting bottle life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Kemedy
Georgia
Crete
Foley
J. Barber
Poley
Toney
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Ketner
U. S. Holcraft
East Enterprise
T. Lambert
Amelia Doddridge
Massilion
Ohio
Forest Grant
Culver Military School
Charles Mix
Hope Journal
Carl Webb
W. A. Bertsch
Centerville
Robert
Raymond
C. P. Corbett
Frank Hearne
Lebanon
Rollin Tussey
Charles Tucker
Charles Reddington
Ethel Tucker
First Street
Ed Carman
Burney
George Means
E. E. Doles
Hillsdale Park
George Gilchrist
Archie
Sunman
Job J. Gilchrist
Blanche Vincent
Elnora Shera
Sardinia
William McGee
Liberty
Louis Moss
Western Hills Country Club
Sadie Anderson
Mary Parker
Henry Aultman
N. A. Crawford
Bessie Miers
Henry Myer
Carl Swift
E. T. Riley
Charles Dowden
Will Erdmann
Pearl Williams
Lora Tucker
Times Office
Miss Tucker
Rebecca Alley
Marshall
Shelbyvile Democrat
A. L. Guthiel
Charles B. Muchmore
Hamilton
Will S. Robbins
Horace
Bird & Conquest
Robbins
Circuit
Rebecca A. Roszell
William F. Giddings
Nancy M. Riley
B. S. White
Frank Maple
Charles Ray
Joseph Drake
Union Trust Company
Louis Bobrink
Sarah M. Shuck
James Brunton
E. E. Lewis
Saint Louis
Hoosier
Quet
Miles Zoller
Louis Zoller
Greensburg Markets
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