Farwick Causes Scene In Court And Jail Time
In circuit court this morning P Farwick of Marion was jailed for contempt after threats toward attorney Charles Griffin during divorce proceedings with Minnie Crockett Farwick. He was ordered to pay 50 to 75 to cover defendant's fees, failed to comply, and received a 30 day jail term or until paid. A razor was found on his person when jailed and later returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Farwick
Marion
Ick
Minnie Crockett Farwick
Farwick
Dedant
Wick
Symient
Mney Griffin
Farr
Sheridan ‘Bald
Farwickling
Parwick
State Health Board Issues Warning on Poliomyelitis Epidemic
The state health board distributes a circular warning about poliomyelitis, noting recent outbreaks and 50 deaths and 250 cases in the past year. It urges quarantining and emphasizes transmission via nasal secretions, with further guidance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Focal Health
Former Boone Co Woman Dies in Langdon Kansas
Mrs Eliza Holmes died this week at Langdon Kansas wife of W P Holmes and former Center township resident. She was about seventy five a mother of George T Holmes and grandmother to Rayburn Holmes. Death attributed to old age. funeral details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Holmes
Langdon
Kan
W. P. Holmes
Center Township
Kansas
George T. Holmes
Langdon, Kam
Rayburn Holmes
Bull and Bullet Scare Hunters Near Mechanicsburg
County clerk James Gardner and court reporter Alva Small joined six others on a fishing trip at Mrs Walker's farm near Mechanicsburg when a bull charged forcing them into trees for hours. While starting, shots were fired from a hill to the south. Bullets splattered near the group as they fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Tack
James Gardner
Frank
Moody
Mechanicaburg
Gardner
Alva Small
Union Summer Services Set Across July and August
Lebanon Ministerial Association has arranged Sunday evening summer services in July and August. Readings span Central Christian church July 2 Patriotic service, July 9 Presbyterian church, July 16 First Christian church, July 28 United Brethren, July 30 Methodist Episcopal, August 6 Baptist, August 13 Walnut Street Baptist lawn service, August 20 Baptist, August 27 Methodist Episcopal with Brotherhoods in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lebanon Ministerial Association
Central Christian Church
Brotherhoods
Presbyterian Church
Cunningham
First Christian Church
H. Carmichael
United Brethren Church
A. E. Clem
Methodist Episcopal Church
County Meeting of Christian Church
Baptist Church
L. & Brown
Walnut Street Baptist Church
South Side School
M. H. Appleby
Mr. Crampton
Baptist Woman's Union Elects Officers For Year
The Baptist Woman's Union social department met with Mrs. Earl Fuller on South West Street. Election of officers was held with Mrs. J. C. Davis as president and Grace Knox as secretary treasurer. Other department leaders were chosen and pledges of cooperation made. Hostesses from Section No. 8 served fruit punch and wafers amid rose decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Woman's Union
Earl Fuller
South West Street
J. M. Jackson
Woman's Union
J. C. Davis
Fannie Adams
Grace Knox
Veg Jackson
D. 8. Whitaker
Missionary Department
Mra
A. H. Felker
Geo. Withborough
T. H. Martin
Health and Home Department
Chas. Neese
Evelyn Adams
Bible Department
John L. Saunders
Lovell and McMurtry Tie During Quiet Noblesville Wedding
Rev T J Burton officiated at a 3 PM Tuesday ceremony at the home of Rev and Mrs T J Burton in Noblesville. Groom Charles O Lovell and bride Anna McMurtry both of Sheridan exchanged vows. An automobile party accompanied the couple to Noblesville for the ceremony. The couple, both prominent local young people, plan to reside on a farm near Sheridan. Bride is daughter of the late David McMurtry. groom is son of James P Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Burton
Noblesville
Charles O, Lovell
Anna McMurtry
Sheridan
Cleman
Rev. Bourton
Nobleaville
David McMurtry
James P. Lovell
Fort
Flowers Flourish Across City and County Harvests
Flowers, like corn wheat and clover, have grown sturdily this season in the city and county. Observers report blooms plentiful and robust across Surlety, with early start and profusion comparable to orchards, though the text trails into garbled OCR.
City’s floral displays draw praise and gentle guardianship
The passage notes the city’s streets are lined with artfully arranged blooms that capture the eye. It adds that flowers near the curb are seldom disturbed, usually only by very young children unaware of property rights.
Farmer John Lowden Injured In Farm Accident
John Lowden a 36 year old farmer from Johnson township was seriously injured on his Hillisburg area farm when a tree struck a horse and dragged him under a plow. Doctors report internal injuries, heavy bleeding, and slim chances of recovery as his family gathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
John Lowden
Johnson Township
Hillisburg
Cripe
Scircleville
Ed Hayes
Lowden
Central Christian church to redecorate interior in August
The Central Christian church plans major interior improvements including plastered ceiling redecorations and relocation of the organ console to the center. Pulpit rostrum enlarged to seat the choir, baptismal area moved, with total estimated cost around 1500 dollars and work starting about August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Entertaining a Large Company of Guests
Mrs. Charles Austin White and Mrs. Lovins Meybold Sterling hosted about 150 ladies at Mrs. White’s East Washington Street home Wednesday afternoon. The house was tastefully decorated with June Sowers. The hosts greeted guests in the library as a refined program by Miss Coddington and Miss Grace com. Miss Coddington is noted as a well known racer with the Lobeson people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Austin White
Mra. Lovins Meybold Sterling
Mra. White
East Washington Street
Mian Coddington
Mise Grace
Mise Coddington
Metro
Mrs. Elmer E. Black Leads Peace Effort at Congress
Mrs. Elmer E. Black, editor of Editorial Review, served as vice president of the national peace congress. She works to advance universal peace, emphasizes arbitration over war, and urges women to promote nonviolent dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Black
National Peace Congress
Black
Politan School of Music Hosts Notable Contralto Soloists
The Politan School of Music in Indianapolis features a celebrated contralto soloist admired by the audience. Mrs. Gertrude Parkhurst accompanies Miss Green on piano. After the program, dainty refreshments are served as hostesses assist with guests from Indianapolis, Danville, Crawfordsville, Warsaw, Springfield, Fort Worth and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politan School of Music
Indianapolis
Gertrude Parkhurst
Miss Green
Mary and
Fern Coons
Kate Hull
Carrie Meyer
Alpha
Esther Perkins
Gertrude Neal
Frances Ichman
Emma Staton
Winifield Nusbaum
Frank Witt
Frank Pattergon
Edward Dodson
Danville
Claude Dennington
Frank Barker
Ea Snodgrass
Guy Caplinger
Crawfordsville
Charlee Sims
Carrie Levi
Warsaw
Alice Kincaid
Springfeld
B. F. Wren
Fort Worth
Texas
Jimmie Hoy Gains Popularity in Summerdale
The Onlooker reports Master James H. Hoy son of John H. Hoy has moved to Summerdale to live with Mr and Mrs John Hoy. A 15 year old violinist, he has directed music for three years with the Orpheum Stock Company traveling from New York City. He will rest briefly then take pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerdale
Foley
Alabama
James H. Hoy
John H. Hoy
John Hoy
Orpheum Stock Company
New York City
May enter I U Steele-Satilor EC plans IU fall
Guilion former county superintendent May enter Indiana University this fall to study literary and law courses after prior State University study. The Rev M H Appleby officiated at the marriage of My Earl A Hieelé and Mise Georgiana Sailor. They wed at the Methodist church parsonage and will reside in Pine Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilion
Indiiana University
Fehan
Filtmaeit
M. H. Appleby
Earl A. Hieelé
Mise Georgiana Sailor
Pines
Court House Clock To Be In Operation Soon
The clock for the new court house is being placed and is expected to be ready for service within ten days. Temporary outside electric connections will be made for a test run by county commissioners, with continuous service except for necessary repairs or alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Indiana superintendents to meet June 27 28
County school superintendents of Indiana will meet June 27 and 28 in the office of state superintendent Charles A. Greathouse to discuss the next school year and get acquainted. Newly elected superintendents will attend as Greathouse hosts a public reception in the State House with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Charles A. Greathouse
Greathouse
State House
Mexico City Earthquake Casualties Stir Despair
Mexican authorities battle after yesterday’s quake. Seventy five dead in Mexico City, about two hundred injured, many children among them. Santa Maria quarter cordoned by troops. repairs and rescue work continue as officials fear the disaster signals further misfortune for Madero supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
President de la Barra
Santa Maria
Santo Domingo
Madero
Cache of Gold Reported Returned by Eureka Expedition
A San Diego message claims the Eureka crew recovered a large gold cache hidden by a Chilean cruiser crew off Honduras over twenty years ago. Estimates range from fifteen to sixty five million dollars. Captain Burtiss led the thirty day charter, funded by Harry Kreiling of San Francisco, with a map linked to a Honduras resident. The vessel heads for San Diego, with plans to export gold hindered by South American export restrictions. The crew anticipates reaching San Diego for oil next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Eureka
Burtiss
San Francisco
Harry Kreiling
Honduras
Krelling
Salina
Crus Yeaterday
OFFICERS CHOSEN Winnebago Tribe of Red Men
The tribe held its semi annual election naming Prophet Roy Kiner Sachem A G Watts Senior Sagamore Fred Cooper Junior Sagamore Alva Small and trustee David Partner as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago Tribe of
Red Men
Prophet
Roy Kiner
Sachem
A. G. Watts
Sagamore
Fred Cooper
Alva Small
David Partner
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Rion Township
Dens
Chas, Griffin
Mies
Boone CO
Langdon, Kan
Bull and Bullet
Lovell—M’murtry
Charles O. Lovell
Anne McMurtry
A. White
Ster
Ling
Universal Peace
Jimmie
Friends At
Ala
I. U
Steele—Satilor
Gullion
Steele
Saller
California
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