Former Dugger Woman Dies in Kokomo Hospital
Elsie Bedwell Llewellyn age 31 died in a Kokomo hospital from double pneumonia linked to flu. Former Dugger resident, she married Thomas Llewellyn in 1918 and leaves a son Stephen, siblings in Sullivan Indianapolis and Dugger, mother Mrs T L Bedwell of Dugger, member of Eastern Star, once a Dugger teacher. Funeral at Dugger Christian church tomorrow at 2 pm, burial in Sullivan.
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Cancel Program Born Loses Out to Tu Christmas Eve Event
Illness and flu in the Sandborn school lead to cancellation of a community Christmas entertainment at the Christian church planned for Monday night December 24. The flu epidemic affecting local children caused the program to be called off.
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Second Death in Family at Martin Home
News reports Mrs John Martin who lived eight miles south of town died early Thursday. Her 15 month old son Wallace Lee Martin died the same evening. A double funeral was held for mother and child at Sandborn cemetery.
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Emanuel Dixon Returns After Illness
Emanuel Dixon who had been ill with the flu for some time came to town today. The report notes his improved condition and presence in the community.
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Europe to U S in three days via giant dirigible
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