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,,,,,, pf, , ,, tcr.-*gsfflaflKi- sS*i* ■’lt; - ..Richard Davis, aged eight years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Davis formerly of Hillsboro but now of Indianapolis, was struck by a car on the streets of Indianapolis Wednesday of last week and seriously injured. The child suffered a fracture of the skull, a broken nose and a number of bad cuts and bruises about the body. The child was taken to the Methodist hospital for treatment, and had not regained consciousness at last reports.Raymond Franke who was driving the car at an excessive speed j was placed under arrest on the| charge of assault and battery. The j car is said to have skidded forty | feet before striking the child and about 60 feet afterward. Franke claims the boy ran in front of the car.re)r■ * irh-i;irS3rileofCourtesyis aFoiFirstWoFallV-?e90Principlesignpate—thfeetentLou1life,ir-this-WithUs0;The first tiling in our business is to know all there is to be knownabout the care and repair of storage bafr teries.Moore-Oblinger.Miss Mildred Oblinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Oblinger of Wabash township, and Leland L. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore of Covington, -were married last Thursday at Dayton, Ind. Rev. H. K. Fox, formerly pastor of the Presbyterian church at Coivngton, but now pastor of the Dayton Presbyterian church, officiated. The parents of the bride and groom accompanied them and witnessed the wedding. Following the marriage the parties drove to Lafayette where dinner was served at the Lahr hotel.' From Lafayette the young people left for Michigan and Canada ontheir wedding trip. jThey will reside at Tolono, 111., where the groom is in business.its,neri-lieBut we can’t for a minute forget that it is not only what we do but the way we do it that counts.Our way is always the courteous way. You may be sure that we will treat you just as we would want you to treat us if you were the battery service man and we were the car owner.Bring your battery in. If it’s a Willard Battery you’re to be congratulated. But you will get the same attention, the same courtesy and the same service whether it is a Willard or not.lk,by: 12; rh-th,phjr-h’s ?h-ar’s;Jh-ind j rd.! ansForrest-Bell. jMiss Alline Forrest, who the past year had been employed as reporter on the Veedersburg! News, and Clifford Bell, a young( farmer who resides near Wayne-; town, were married Wednesday of last week, at Covington, Rev. R. I B. Kern, pastor of the M. E. ‘ church of the latter city officiating.The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Forrest and Is ( a very estimable young lady. The young couple will reside with the groom’s parents, near Waynetown for the present.ias;iiceto16.Id,lericheo-ndkleI Metzger BatteryCooi Mrs. 1was a1 hospit: his ho an opcappemService StationWest Main Stre“BACK OF C. N. BANKRepresentingWillard Storage BatteriesIos-■Gemmer-Roberts.Miss Carolyn Gemmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H*. Gemmer formerly of Williamsport but for several years residents of Houston, Tex., and Ray T. Roberts of Pittsburg, Pa., were married Tuesday evening, October 3, at Houston. The bride is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.After awedding trip to New Orleans and other points the young couple went to Pittsburg where they will reside.)od is h a•iceuy-iLong-Starnes.Miss Mary Long, daughter of I Biggs of WilliamsportMrs. Ellen Long now of Wayne-rise ^own* formerly of Hillsboro, and eek Harry Starnes, son of County 7QY_ Treasurer H. I. Starnes and wife ^er'of Covington, were married Tues-,en_ day of last week at the home of Rev. J. C. Burkhart, pastor of the re^ First Christian church in Craw-i fordsville.The young couple plan to spend the winter in Florida. Next sum-■ mer the groom will resume hisSmith-Gebhard.Miss Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Smith of Williamsport, and John Gebhard, whose home is near Lafayette, were married Saturday, October 7, in Williamsport, Rev. R. L. Fletcher of the Presbyterian church officiating. The young couple will reside near Lafayette ^here the groom is employed as driver of a school hack.allyMithlt;rawork on the chautauqua platformofas demonstrator of the wonders of5at-electricity.W.,po-jout'Hezekiah Cox.Hezekiab Cox, a former resident of Pine Village, died Sunday of j last week at a sanitarium at Oak-■■ landon, Ind. The deceased was 47II years old and is survived by one I brother, Joe Cox who resides near I Boswell, and two sisters. Mrs.buHene Kennedy of West Lebanon sustained the fracture of one of his arms at the elbow Wednesday of last week while employed in Danville.
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Attica Fountain Warren Democrat
Attica, Indiana, US
Thu, Oct 19, 1922
Page 3
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