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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
1
The circuit court adjourned after a four day session in White County. About thirty three witnesses were examined and the grand jury will report on findings. Local names and entities appear in scattered forms within the fragmented notes.
Local fair promotes special prices on Christmas candy with signs reading here lays sale items. Advertisement emphasizes holiday treats and festive prices to attract shoppers.
The Presbyterian chaper is hosting a conference with devotional periods and sessions on church missions, moral welfare, religious education, stewardship, and men’s ministry. Notable speakers include Rev. Haenemeyer from Indianapolis and Miss Louise Bebb of Winona Lake.
Jackson Township farmers are invited to a meeting at Otterbein. The notice names A Albert Carson as president and A L Mertz as secretary and asks members to attend on a specified date.
An offer to sacrifice a new Swartz farm lighting plant is announced with a five year factory guarantee. The seller aims to move soon and urges readers at Monticellos Road.
The entire stock of the Model Clothing Store is offered at 60 cents on the dollar in a sale led by Harry Schwartz. The notice promises bargains on items including toilet sets brushes military kits and various mirrors at reduced prices.
Indiana welcomed a large Farm Bureau gathering as the American Farm Bureau Federation met in Indianapolis for its annual session. Delegates from 41 states attended, with hundreds of unofficial observers. Key speakers included President Howard and Secretary Coverdale, addressing policy and farm issues. The meeting highlighted transportation, marketing, and rural development efforts, with strong participation from farm women and leaders like Senator Lever and Henry Wallace.
Local shop advertises fresh daily candies including candy canes barber poles and homemade treats for children plus school tractiers urging early orders for festive sweets.
A brief entry notes a line of hooks described as complete in I kinds at The Pair, an item likely from a local market or event listing. The readable fragment highlights a grouping of hooks arranged together at the venue.
Hibner district superintendent hosted a semi annual banquet for Schlosser Bros Creamery Co in Forbis Hotel Monticello. Emploes from Brookston Wolcott Rensselaer Medaryville Idaville Burnettsville Monticello attended a five o clock meal followed by a business session and discussion.
S B Irelan son of Mr and Mrs C D Irelan of Tdasille has been elected president of the National Electric Light Association at its annual Miami convention. He is vice president and general manager of the Montgomery Light and Water Power Co of Montgomery Alabama and a Purdue University engineering graduate. Delegates from across the country chose him for the top post, noting his ability and prominence in electrical circles.
The Herald promotes Christmas shopping in Monticello with a large display of Christian greeting cards at the Emerald store near the post office. Messages can be printed for a small extra charge. Also advertised are toys and holiday goods at THE FAIR with discounts up to 40 percent, plus discounted silverware and furniture. Frank Fels and Frank M. Shields highlight affordable holiday buys and a Chicago trip for buying.
Miss Mildred Harper resigns as leader at Bell Center school to join Gary schools. With no replacement, children are taken to Reynolds by hack. Mrs Belle Gardiner named tuberculosis seal sale chair in Jackson township West End. Bond purchased and sales begun with plans to expand to other Sunday schools next Sunday.
The body of Andrew Duffey of Denver Colorado will arrive today and interment will be held at Davis cemetery. Duffey was a treasurer of the August church. Survivors include two brothers Ed Duffes of Youngstown Ohio and one sister Mrs Allee Kenneth of Walters Oklahoma, plus several nieces and nephews.
Henry TL High, former Chalmers resident and businessman, wed Miss Belle Blood in Kilham South Dakota on a November date. Local reports note social interest and the ceremony as part of community events.
Pro Morris, patient at Hlome bosnitaiar Laaverte, suffered a severe relapse last Saturday with life seeming despaired at times. His family, including Dro and Mrs. Morris, sister Ars Artie Candle of Canton Indiana, and daughter Beth Morris in training at Fro Wawne, have kept vigil.
Fairview report of the Zion Bethel Ladies Aid with Mrs Elenry Cassel and Lena Cassel meeting Thursday afternoon. Twenty six members and visitors attended and heard talks on Red Cross assistance for county poor. Next meeting to be at Mrs William Criswell in January to plan further aid.
The Peppy Four dance orchestra will perform a Christmas evening at the Red Men Hall with music by the group and oral pieces from Purdue University. Many couples plan to attend as plans are well under way for the event.
The note mentions price reductions and gift options at Thompson's and The Pair. It references radicator covers and accessories. The text emphasizes discounts and items for sale.
The Swveian duchy dispute at the White Cheat Court continues as Judge Cole resigns from the drainage case. Governor Giordries will appoint a special judge to hear objections on a drainage project affecting Jesper White and Benton counties and Wolcott. Over 100 landowners are assessed for the ditch with estimated benefits around 268,000.
John Leslie earned praise for leading Butler College in a 32 to 23 victory where his standout football play mirrored his prior success with Anderson basketball. Teammate Hooker and Leslie impressed, while Anderson stars Helming and Witte battled Butler until the final period.
The Bargain Center advertises a large Christmas selection including Cindy Canes Barber Polos Pat ernut Bars Sweet Cream Camels and more. It promotes a wide display of gloves mittens socks raincoats and leather jackets with a price guarantee and emphasizes the stock as the bargest in White County.
Application records show December 11 event details and Dr Gardner applying for a 1921 automobile license. Notary services at Dve and Gardner's are noted with date 12.2.3.
A garbled 1900s newspaper ad page lists stores Schlosser Bros Brookston Wolcott and others closing for Christmas. It mentions cream, Luxite hose, silk faced lisle cotton items, assorted colors, and blanket sales. Prominent phrases reference The Pair and The Dollar Sale with prices and promotions.
U S marshal serves subpoenas in White County to witnesses for the Federal Grand Jury in Indianapolis. The Monon freight car robbery case, uncovered by Sheriff Price and Monon detectives, is a focal point with many witnesses summoned. Proceedings aim to advance federal investigations amid broad inquiries and potential trials.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century notice references Monten and Mir Seholte as a prominent farmer in Pilosk County. It lists several residents, items and trades, including Mrs. Schuitz and Mr. Schuitz, with scattered product mentions such as powders, gloves, pyrexware and dress goods, amid incomplete context.
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