Condensed Milk Co Protest Over Navy Bid Award
Indiana Condensed Milk Company president W T Wilson sent a formal protest to the navy department over bid procedures for condensed milk. He plans a personal visit to navy officials after the department awarded a 62,000 pound order to Carnation Milk, canceling his firm’s lower bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Wilson
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Navy Department
Navy
Wilson
Carnation Milk Company
Inliana Company
Milledgeville Sunday School Attendance and Local News
Milledgeville reports Sunday school attendance of 86 and plans regular preaching with baptismal services after morning worship next Sunday. Rurds' Chambers, overseas since October, arrived home Friday. Sgt. Charles Burtner has arrived at Camp Sherman. Anthony Crostreet recovers from pneumonia and hosts Sunday dinner guests Walter Burtner, Harvey Reeser, and Lella Crostreet. Afternoon callers include John Crostreet, Joe Mayes, John N. Cunningham, Other Huffman, and Charles Mayes. Harvey Reeser and wife visit Mrs. Sam Reeser who is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rurds' Chambers
Charles Burtner
Camp Sherman
Anthony Crostreet
Walter Burtner
Harvey Reeser
Sunday House Guests and Family Visits Near Whitestown
Residents and relatives from Whitestown and nearby areas spent Sundays visiting kin. Names include Carl Engledow family, Goldie Pipes, Alex Mantooth, LeRoy, Edward Pipes, George Essex, John Smith, Irene Sanders, Ruth Laughner, Bonnie McKinney, Maude Sanders, Roy Smith, Jennie Woods, Silas Scott, Charlotte Dodson, Len Scott, Louise Altum, George Isenhauer, Gladys and Mabel Davis, and others in the region. Russell Bohannon joined the navy and departed for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Livengood
Carl Engledow
Vye Neel
Stop 16
Goldie Pipes
Alex Mantooth
LeRoy
Alice Casey
Edward Pipes
George Essex
John Smith
Zionsville
Russell Bohannon
Navy
Chicago
Irene Sanders
Ruth Laughner
Frank Baxter
Terre Haute
Bonnie McKinney
Lloyd Neese
Olney Casey
Cecil Lawson
Sam Baird
Maude Sanders
Roy Smith
Fayette
Jennie Woods
Clarence Casey
John Scott
James Dodson
Silas Scott
Charlotte Dodson
Len Scott
Louise Altum
George Isenhour
Isenhour
Gladys
Mabel Davis
Indianapolis
Davis
Helen Gibbs
Hazelrigg
John Copenhaver
Children’s night to be observed at Rosston
Rosston will observe Children's night next Sunday June 22 starting at 8 30 pm Perry Hancock and family attendances are noted with local residents Mr and Mrs Sam Hancock visited Harve Hancock and wife Clyde Stevens from Lafayette visited F W Stevens and family Vernon Quick and family and George Rollina of Lebanon called in the afternoon Rev Gott will lead services and give a welcome address for Children’s night Charles Sutphin and family visited Lebanon Roy Dye and family visited Mrs Jennie Dye and daughter Carrie S K Bankert visits Marton Cecil and Mace visited Ross and Hester Stevens other small notices follow including a sale notice and phone contact for produce vendors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Paytor
Fred Casey
Beeston
Dap Smith
Perry Eg
Wate
McCroskey
Archid Gmlth
Cecil
Rosston
Perry Hancock
Sam Hancock
Harve Hancock
Clyde Stevens
Lafayette
F. W. Stevens
Vern Quick
George Rollina
Lebanon
Rev. Gott
Charles Sutphin
Roy Dye
Jennie Dye
Carrie
S. K. Bankert
Marton
Mace
Ross
Hester Stevens
Harry Budd Secures Government Position in Washington
Harry Budd recently returned from overseas service and received an honorable army discharge. He has secured a clerical post in the post office department in Washington D C with an annual salary about 1450 dollars. Budd served in France with the Rainbow division and was later assigned to the British tank service on the front line when the armistice was signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Budd
Army
Post Office Department
Washington,d. C
Social notes and local visits around Fairland and area
Mrs Ethel Kelling and children with Mrs Fern Long of Carthage, and Carl Voorhis of Indianapolis, spent the weekend with Mrs Louvina Eaton. Numerous visits follow among local families from Lebanon Mechancisburg and Indianapolis. Several sale notices and ads conclude the column with real estate and fabric listings.
Wanted farm and machinery items from 1916 era listing
A fragmentary classified plea seeks a service truck four or five items including a trailer gun driving cart several farms large gas range hotel ovens a five passenger Overland car a fee box oak library table washing machines and household goods. It offers cash and asks buyers to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Thomas
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Fotlards
Uni
Bonnie
Just
Lille
Stanley
State Automobile Insurance Company
Frankfort
Ind
State Auto Insurance Company
W. R. Kitlett
Dist. Mgr
Condersed Milk CO
Fenters
Tion
Milledgeville
Whitestown
Northfield
Jones
Fairgrounds
Phane Y
Washi
Ngton
D. C
Fairland
Ethel Kelling
Fern Long
Carthage
Missouri
Carl Voorhis
Louvina Eaton
Robert’ Baldwin
Joe Anderson
Near Hopewell
Bruce Silvers
Guy Williams
Edst of
Blizd Vine
Ethel Poole
Howard
Jesse Hoffman
Near Cyclone
Ralph Hoffman
F. W. Hoffman
Pbury Williams
Frank Slagle
South of
John Brown
Carrie Powell
Carl Matthews
Charles Kern
Led Smith
Roachdale
Ione Howard
Manson Tansel
Wm. Eaton
Asbury Williams
Clark Perkins
Louvina Eston
Charles Henderson
Nannie Pyles
Mechanicsburg
Philip Hoffman
Hazel College
B. B. McRoberts
Otis McRoberts
Elizaville
Clinton Saunders
Harry Howard
Ralph
East North Street
North Meridian St
James Shera
Isadore Eichmani
Long & Burress Sales Room
W. South St
Tebanon
Anderson
Pho
N. Eaet-St. Lobaven
Abe
Ww. W. Stevens
New Edison
Irvine & Boyd and Hesting Plumbing
Northern
Indiana Gas
Mr. Houseowner
Thames
Maddock Bethroom
Maddock Way
Plmarence Miller
N. Leb
A. Re
Wych
Tagerot
Ronan, Craig
H E
Shan Passio
H. A. McDaniel & Bro
Nia Line
Indiana West Va
D. C. Bassett Electrical Contractor
South Meridian Street
Liberty Motor Cars
A. H. Smith CO
Airhart
Buick
Dort
Burdick
Goodyear
Ane
Farmers State Bank
Ng Acety Baer Fire
Scox Motor Iemat Co
Poone County
Coulter-Smock CO
Oulter-Smock
Aetna Mtg. & Inv. Co
Fidelity Trust Building
Indianolis
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