Lincoln Hart Cook's son Ralph sick with pneumonia
Tribune Special Correspondence notes Ralph Cook is ill with pneumonia and Mrs. Will Howard is slowly improving. Local movements include Everett Gore visiting Logansport, Co. H. and Chas Sprinkle in Young America, O. M. Shirley now out again after illness, and Michael Bell on business in Logansport. Several social and civic tidbits follow including church, fraternal, and school-related travel and visitors.
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Co. H
Chas. Sprinkle
Young America
O. M. Shirley
Michael Bell
Logansport
H. H. Miller
Galveston
Lincoln
S. E. Cook
Rev. Amos of
Walton
Local Life Notes From Lake Cicott Area
Lake Cicott residents report Henry Sloop on the sick list while visitors Tommy Howard and Tim Spencer called. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. S A Boehme all day. Perry Townsley and wife, with S P Lontz family, visited Sunday. Mrs. Jake Williams and daughters visited Camden and Rockfield relatives. Harvey Berry and wife occupy a newly purchased home from Mr. Million. Sunday school planned at Fox Den schoolhouse 9 30 a m and Lake Cicott church 2 p m. A horse-drawn accident at Dr Souder’s rig caused its destruction. the doctor escaped injury by leaping free.
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Henry Sloop
Tommy Howard
Tim Spencer
Ladies’ Aid Society
S. A. Boehme
Perry Townsley
S. P. Lontz
Jake Williams
Camden
Rockfield
Harvey Berry
Million
Fox den
Lake Cicott
Local residents noted in town Friday visits
Burnettsville Judge Palmer was in town Friday. Mrs. Nora Million was in Logansport Friday. Mr. Dillon March is some better at this writing. W. L. York of Remington was in our town Friday. Rev. Heeter and son Robert were in Flora Friday. Mrs. William Bishop and children are visiting at Pulaskiville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Palmer
Nora Million
Logansport
Mr. Dillon March
W. L. York
Remington
Our Town
Heeter
Robert
Flora
William Bishop
Pulaskiville
Flora Town Notes Highlight Local Visits and Plans
Flora residents and visitors fill a Flora week end scene with social calls and business. Dr Trobaugh of Cutler and Jess Billman of Wheeling stop by while Jack Riggle and Biffle eye upcoming May 18 appearances. The Flora ball association formed to rent WH Spitler ground as plans for a Crystal theater and a Ft Wayne lumber yard venture by J Frank Smith emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Riggle
Delphi
Biffle
Flora Ball Association
Spitler
Local residents spend weekend in nearby towns
Camden Miss Mable Porter and Kell Schincks visited Flora and Logansport over Friday and Saturday. Mrs. W. O. Martin of Woodville and Mrs. George Benson from Flora connected with Frank Porter and Neva Porter in Logansport. Mrs. E. A. McFarland and Miss Carrie Bennett rode to Logansport Friday evening. Frank Porter traveled to Kokomo on Thursday and was aboard the car that struck a line car. Many called at Dr. Snyder’s Friday evening and refreshments were served.
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Kell Schincks
Logansport
W. O. Martin
Woodville
George Benson
Flora
Frank Porter
Neva
Lulu Thomas
Frank Thomas
Pearl
Ethel Scott
Burrows
Eunice Gardner
E. A. McFarland
Carrie Bennett
Kokomo
Lodges O. R. C. Meeting Is Held This Afternoon
Regular meeting of Logan Division No. 110 O R C scheduled for this afternoon.
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Logan Division No. 110
County Commencement Set for City Park on June 20
Trustees met in Trustee Cushman’s office and decided to hold a county commencement at the city park on June 20 with speakers yet to be chosen. Participating townships include Hel, Noble, Washington, Clinton, Deer Creek, Clay, Bethlehem, Miami, Jefferson, and Jackson. Harvey Wilson was elected as truant officer for the coming year.
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Cushman
City Park
Hel
Noble
Washington
Clinton
Deer Creek
Clay
Bethlehem
Miami
Jefferson
Jackson
Harvey Wilson
Judge Gamble to Sit in State Case in Pulaski Court
Judge George Gamble has been called to Pulaski County Court to preside over a state case scheduled this week. The assignment places him in the courtroom for proceedings likely affecting parties named in the case and the court calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gamble
Pulaski
Rosar Mason Stock Co To Open At Nelson
Beginning Monday evening and throughout the week the Rosar Mason Stock Company returns to Nelson with a repertoire of high class plays enhanced by six vaudeville acts led by the Rosar Sisters Helen and Baby Mildred in Won't You Be My Teddy Bear. The opening play At Risk of His Life debuts with free admission for ladies on opening night. daily matinees start Tuesday with ten cent seats, and evening prices range ten twenty and thirty cents.
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Rosar Mason Stock Company
The
Nelson
Rosar- Mason Stock Co
Rosar
Hileen
Baby Mildred
Teddy Bear
Wabash Peru Division Reports Monthly Credit and Demerits
Superintendent J C Sullivan files the Peru division monthly record of credit and demerits. 114 demerits across ten engineers two firemen eight conductors six brakemen two yardmasters six switchmen four clerks five agents and eight operators with no dismissals. A calf and its mother were saved when livestock was reloaded to a separate car to Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Peru Division
Impany
Vandalia Pay Car Timetable Posted for May 19
A bulletin at Vandalia shows the pay car itinerary with times for train and yard men 11 to 11 45. Office men 11 45 to 12 maintenance of way 1 to 1 15 shopmen 1 15 to 2 15 and trainmen 2 13 to 2 30. The car departs for Butler at 2 30 and returns in the evening.
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Vandalia
William Foreman
Sycamore Street
East Broadway
Panhandle
Terre Haute
Butler
Logansport
South Bend
Calf in Vandalia Yard Triggers Big Checkout
A tiny calf born among standing freight cars sparked a major response in the Vandalia yards. Officials consulted the trainmaster and superintendent while yard crews fetched water and inspected the train as the lone calf drew attention amid a quiet Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Zeissel
James O'Connell Returns Home After Eye Injury and Knee Fracture
Panhandle blacksmith James OConnell is back on Spear street after a two week stay at St. Vincent hospital in Indianapolis. He underwent surgery to repair a lacerated eyeball and skin grafted lid skin. He also suffered a fractured knee cap from a fall while still recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Connell
Panhandle
Spear Street
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Mr. O’connell
Vandalia Railroad Yard Changes Amid Busy Schedule
Vandalia yard operations continue with extra engine aid for switching over the past two days. Night Yardmaster D F Reel returns. J F Smith resumes yard conductor duties after handling the work. Funeral for Reel's mother at Reedsville noted. Engineer George Campbell on layoff. Frank Bowman remains on his run. Train 49 to carry Thorn ton and Goldsmith Amusement Co from Frankfort to Crawfordsville with two coaches and three baggage cars.
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Vandalia
J. EB. Settles
D. F. Reel
J. F. Smith
Reel
Reedsville
George Campbell
Frank Bowman
Thornton & Goldsmith Amusement Co
Frankfort
Crawfordsville
Bond Filed by Republican Drum Corps Treasurer
Harry Douglass serves as treasurer for the Republican drum corps and has filed a $500 bond with the organization to manage all funds raised by subscription and other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Douglass
Republican Drum Corps
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Geo. F.ramer
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Tritt’'S Drug Store
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S. P. Bevington
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Pearl Hyatt
Wm. Endicott
Ray Peck
Bloomington
L. J. Stevens
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John Logan
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Geo. Butz
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Azel Bell
B. E. Burrows
Pipe Creek
J. F. Farley
O. Barnes
Entland
Sarah King
Miss Rector
Belle Palmer
Monticello
Alva McMullen
Harold
M. E
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Burnettsville
Jeastlynne
Rosar Mason Stock Co
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Will Canter
Poplar Grove
Joseph
Jess Billman
Wheeling
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de Crystal
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Ft. Wayne
William Spitler
Chas. Eikenberry
Mable Porter
Snyder
Judge Gamble
Agatha
Nelson Attractions
Rosar Mason Co
Lion and the Mouse
al. G. Field
Minstrels
Mary Mannering
J. C. Sullivan
Heatre Nelson
Heatre
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Matinee Daily
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Arthur Baker
Optometrist
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J.D. Taylor
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