Former Kingmanite Invents Fence Post
W A Anglemyer of Indianapolis formerly of Kingman has patented a tubular pressed galvanized steel fence post named The Set. The oval tapered post can be driven into ground with earth filling at the base for stability, features detachable staples, and fits woven and barbed wire. Production is arranged with Burger Manufacturing Co. and orders already include the Pennsylvania Lines. The post retails 30 to 35 cents, with large earnings projected from the patent.
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Anglemyer
Burger Manufacturing Co
Canton
Pennsylvania Lines
Angiemyer
Bill
Easter Invitation to Decide for Christ at M E Church
Pastor B F Clifton calls Easter a decision day for Christ urging all to confess and enlist in his service. He invites all ages to attend Sunday morning at the M E Church for Easter services including Sunday School and sermons morning and evening.
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Christ
M. E. Church
B. F. Clifton
Jurors drawn for Fountain circuit April term court
The Fountain circuit court April term jurors include Grand Jury Urial Vaughn Fulton William Quiggle Richland Preston Thompson Davis Enoch Leath Logan Willian Miller Troy Miles A Ratcliff Millcreek and Petit Jury Walter Cook Mill Creek Willard Rush Cain Stephen B Allen Fulton David Adkins Troy Dan Carpenter Van Buren Everett Long Cain Lloyd Wallace Davis Robert R Smith Wabash Ora M McMurtrie Shewnee Thed McKnight Richland George M Foster Logan William D Coffing Troy.
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Fountain Circuit
Grand Jury
Urial Vaughn
Fulton
William Quiggle
Richland
Preston Thompson
Davis
Enoch Leath
Logan
Willian Miller
Troy
Miles A. Ratcliff
Millcreek
Petit Jury
Walter Cook
Willard Rush
Cain
Stephen B. Allen
David Adkins
Dan Carpenter
van Buren Everett Long
Lloyd Wallace
Robert R. Smith
Wabash
Ora M. McMurtrie
Shewnee
Thed McKnight
George M. Foster
William D. Coffing
Charley Berry Dead at 41 After Sudden Illness
Charles Berry of Howard area died suddenly Wednesday evening after visiting his father John Berry nearby. He talked with his father and played the organ before returning home where he died ten minutes later. He left a wife and relatives. funeral at Howard church today at 10 o'clock.
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Charles Berry
Howard
John Berry
Howard Church
Cook Book By Christian Ladies Aid Society Soon Available
The Christian Ladies Aid Society of this place will publish a cook book with nearly 300 tried recipes. It will be ready for delivery tomorrow and on sale at the bazaar at the opera house. The book aims to be a handy resource for every housewife and the ladies urge everyone to buy one.
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Christian Ladies Aid Society
Opera House
Moving pictures at the opera house praised
Wednesday night shows at the opera house drew praise for the final reel being emotionally funny and the overall effect work by Mr. Guilford. The ad notes J. M. Cory offers a complete stock of wallpaper for up-to-date decor.
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Opera House
J. M. Cory
Adv
Aged Blacksmith Thomas Dies After Pneumonia
Milton Thomas aged 75 dies at home five miles east of here after a short pneumonia illness. Civil War veteran and longtime Jackson township blacksmith, gunsmith, and violinist, survived by his wife and three sons Albert Otis and John. Funeral services were held Wednesday with burial in the nearby cemetery.
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Here
Milt Thomas
Jackson Township
Thomas
Albert
Otis
West
John
Wallace
Liberty Church
Needleworkers Club bids Mrs. Jones farewell at home
The Needleworkers Club hosted a farewell party for Mrs. Frank Jones at Mrs. Walter Robinson's home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jones won the Anagrams prize, with brick ice cream cake and coffee served, and members sent her warm remembrances.
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Needleworkers Club
Frank Jones
Walter Robinson
Thomas Bickers
Terre Haute
Jones
George Drake Hurt In Bicycle Collision On Perry Street
George Drake son of Mr and Mrs Omar Drake narrowly escaped serious injury when two fast motor cycles approached from ahead on Perry street. He veered into J W Fewry s Ford behind him to avoid collision. Drake suffered scrapes bruises and facial abrasion but no broken bones. Fewry s car fenders were bent and doors damaged. He was treated at home by Dr C J Finney and is recovering. Fountain-Warren Democrat.
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Omar Drake
Gerald Coan
Perry Street
George
J. W. Fewry
Mr Fewry
Mr. Fewry
C. J. Finney
Seniors Stage Farce Why Smith Left Home at Opera House
The Senior Class will present their second term play on Friday night April 16 at Alexander's Opera House. Why Smith Left Home is a modern three act farce in New York settings requiring all twelve performers. The comedy runs through present-day scenes with a beautiful story and lively humor. A full program and cast will be announced next week.
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M. E
Alexander’s Opera House
Smith
New York
Piano Contest Continued Despite Stamp Law
Cory-Moffett Hardware Co confirms the piano contest remains unaffected by the new trading stamp law. The contest runs until June 30 with prizes awarded as advertised and no changes required by participants.
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Cory-Moffett Hardware Co
New Wall Clothing Case Installed at Local Store
C L Steinbaugh and son installed a new seventy five foot wall clothing case improving store appearance. Suits hangers aid display and space efficiency. Christian Ladies Aid Bazaar offers home made ice cream at the opera house with a noon chicken dinner and evening moving picture entertainment. Admission remains 5 and 10 cents. Danville visitors include Ollie Copeland Mrs G L Cory and family Francis. Crawfordsville residents Charles Kent and family visited John Neal and wife.
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C. L. Steinbaugh & Son
Christian Ladies Aid
Opera House
Heirs in Estate of Late John Lusk
Howard Maxwell received letters of administration for the John Lusk estate with a $10,000 bond. Personal property is $3,000 and real estate could reach $100,000. over twenty heirs are named, including Salmon Clore and several Clore, Brewer, Brown, and Lusk relatives across Indiana, Illinois, and Minnesota.
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Howard Maxwell
John Lusk
R. J. Cummings
Park Circuit
Salmon Clore
Waveland
Liberty Township News Highlights and Local Meetings
Large turnout in Liberty and Sugar Creek townships for Mr. Calahan sermon at Sylvania with two sanctifications and two healings. February and April township events outlined, including a two-session convention replacing four. Local schools, a senior play praised, and plan for gravel road blocked by county commissioners. Various residents travel to Terre Haute, Iowa, and Cleveland for study and work while farming advances.
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Sugar Creek
Mr. Calahan
Sylvania
Calahan
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