Change of Venue In Delphi Street Case Jury Drawn
Taken in City of Delphi Street Case Gideon Blain receiver for Netsler Shryer vs City of Delphi jury drawn after strikes leaving fifteen. motion for change of venue to Tippecanoe County denied then sent to Jasper County for trial. Case involves about $50 000 for street construction work in South Delphi in 1900. prior trial in Carrall County ended in disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astruck
Gideon Blain
Pat Netsler & Shryer
Delphi
Sxteen
Crorze W. Kassahanm
Tippecanoe County
George Walliams
Rensselaer
Jasper County
Jada Willivaite
Lafayette
South
Carrall County
B. R. Berry
Fowler
Lews Erdman
Charles FE Trladden
Clara Shen
Aydin Mooreshaw
Datsy Loudebark
Jerme Pierce Hay
Jos. Nightengale
Emil Roentrater
Charles Moore
Guy Wilson
Chorpe Rand
Collision Involving Wm. Fauber Near Monticello
Wm. Fauber figured in a collision on the state road west of Monticello when his Buick passed a bogey and was struck by a Buick roadster driven by Wayne Dalladway of Indianapolis. Both drivers escaped injury and both cars were badly wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Faber
Wayne Dalladway
Indianapolis
Fanber
Corporation
Monticello
County Council to Meet for Health Emergency Funds
A special County Council session will convene in the commissioners' room at the courthouse on Saturday, December 24 to make health emergency appropriations and handle other business that may arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Sitka Sunday School Christmas Program Planned
The Sitka Sunday School will present a Christmas program at the church on Friday evening December 23. A tree will be displayed and treats given to smaller scholars. Attendees are invited to bring presents for donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitka
Ehurcd
THRE STURDY BODY The future nen of our county
Ad copy offers high top shoes for Christmas from Frank M Shields Cash Shoe Store with holiday goods and a first come first served sale at THE FAIR. It advertises custom bacon and various items including Elaine coat chains and Waldemar chains at Thompson’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dam
Wateh
Elaine
Thompson’s
School Board Considers Hot Lunch Plan for Rural Students
The boardsdescribes introducing hot lunches after Christmas to grade pupils first, then high school, served at cost by the Domestic Science department. Meals include soup milk bread and hot chocolate, with rural students prioritized and city students not allowed to buy lunches. No extra equipment required. plan aims to ease into broader use pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Elder
Eastburn Funeral Held for Daniel J Eastburn in West Lafayette
Daniel J Eastburn longtime White County resident died at the family home 401 North Salig Murs Street West Lafayette Funeral services were private burial at Brookston cemetery He is survived by Frances Sheetz Eastburn widow three sons John Lomer James Garfield and Walter W sisters Mila Hawkins Fred Waymire William Botle and John Conover brothers David Judson and John Funeral held Wednesday morning and interment noted at Brookston cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Eastburn
White County
West Lafayette
Brookston
Benton
Witte
Frances Sheetz Eastburn
John Llomer
Angola
James Garfield
Pleasant Lake
Walter W
West Lafryette
Mila Hawkins
Fred Waymire
Rensselaer
William Botle
Fowler
John Conover
Valparaiso
David
Judson
John
Indiana Metal Products formed by Monticello firms
Superb Manufacturing Company of Monticello joins Fairmount Drop Forge Company of Fairmount Ind to form Indiana Metal Products Company. Neither firm loses identity. new firm serves as distributing and selling agent for both forging and machine plants. Plants produce parts and accessories for autos trucks and tractors. Incorporation details and officers to be announced in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superb Manufacturing Company
Monticello
Fairmount Drop Forge Company
Fairmount
Ind
Indiana Metal Products Company
Firm
Announteed
Dave
A Patron of Comfy Slippers Brightens Mom at Cash Shoe Store
A cheerful shopper finds comfort slippers in all colors, bringing a serene smile to mother at the Cash Shoe Store. The friendly scene highlights a warm, family friendly shopping moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
MAKifa YOUR FARM LOAN. 11-348 EL C.SOMNEON & SON
Unclear ad fragment mentions a farm loan offer and a meat supplier Zooks. The readable portion names EL C Somneon & Son and a product or service linked to farming, with stray phrases about returning after a mare and buying meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekport
EL C.somneon & Son
Mamie Bryan Hosts Methodist Girls Group Gathering
Mamie Bryan hosted the Standard Bearers at her Idavine home on Tuesday night. The group, a new Methodist church organization, decorated the house with a Christmas tree centerpiece, enjoyed games, a gift exchange, and dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Bryan
Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers For New Year
The Pythian Sisters met Friday and elected officers for the new year led by Most Excellent Chief Hattie Longwell Excellent Senior Stella Firth and Excellent Junior Josephine Snyder. Installing officers are Rae Rinker Amanda Snyder and Maud Turley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Hattie Longwell
Stella Firth
Josephine Snyder
Catherine O’neal
Lizzie Houston
Rachel Holcomb
Elsie Warren
Hielen Winyard
Maud Turley
Minte Wheeler
Rae Rinker
Amanda Snyder
Chicago man injured in crash on Jackson highway
Charles FE. Brown a Chicago general insurance agent and a male companion were riding a Winton roadster toward Indianapolis when the driver lost control south of Walcott. The car overturned three times. Brown was only slightly cut while his companion suffered serious facial and back injuries. Dr. G M Wells treated the victims and they returned to Chicago that evening. The roadster was almost completely wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Brown
Chicago
Indianapolis
Jackson Highway
Walcott
Nine Year Old Ray Taylor Fatally Injured in Accident
Special from Chalmers Mrs Nancy E Taylor and Mr and Mrs Paul Carr learn their adopted son Ray Billy 9 was struck by a car Saturday while playing in the yard at his Des Moines town home and died the next day despite physicians efforts. Ray previously lived in Lafayette and Des Moines and had recently recovered from influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy E. Taylor
Paul Carr
Ray Taylor
Des Moines
Tawa
Ray Billy
Taylor
Lafayette
Epworth League to Host Church Reception for New Members
The Epworth League of the Methodist church invites all new members and church youth to a reception in the church parlors next Friday evening. The notice also promotes Ackerman Music Shop selling violins, phonographs, and music supplies with prices from 90 cents to 12 dollars and mentions local food specials at Zdok's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Ackerman Music Shop
Palmer Builds Radio System Signals From Chalmers Teen
Carl Palmer of Chalmers, sixteen, has completed a radio system enabling long distance communication. The senior student, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Palmer, invested time and money in a ten thousand volt transformer and receiving posts. He daily receives market and weather reports and even heard the opening speech at the world armament conference in Washington, signaling a promising technical future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers
White County
Carl Palmer
Palmer
C. Palmer
Chalmers Ee
Reading
Chicago
Washington
Returned Missionaries to Speak at Monticello Christian Church
Dr and Mrs George W Brown of the College of Missions in Indianapolis and former India missionaries will visit Monticello this weekend. They will speak at morning and evening services on Sunday and lead a young peoples meeting Sunday afternoon for local youths. They previously served in India for many years and will share mission messages. The events are hosted by the Girls Circle of the Christian church using proceeds from a recent missionary play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brown
College of Missions At
Indianapolis
India
Monticello
The
Christian Church
Brown
Tudia
Afrs. Brown
College of Misartsts
Aeing
Lexington
Kentucky
Girls’ Circle
West Point Farmers Association Host Pig Roast at Meadow Lake
Members and families of the West Point Township Farmers Association held a pig roast at Meadow Lake school on Tuesday evening. J R Stockton provided the pig as the losing bet penalty for underestimating the group's size, with 30 plus attendees enjoying pork, food from local ladies, and a program. Prof O F Wall of Purdue spoke on community spirit, Naomi Cullen of Monticello sang, and schoolchildren gave readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Township
Meadow Lake
J. R. Stockton
O. F. Wall
Purdue University
Naomi Cullen
Monticello
Bob Inses
Rabbit supper and dance at Red Men hall December 17
Local country club and families plan a rabbit supper and dance at the Red Men hall on Saturday evening December 17 replacing a prior Moose hall event. Entries note Brunswick Map contests and free records, plus a Christmas gift catalog from Ackerman Music Shop and Thompson's jewelry. Hog sale details appear with Gardner Brothers' stock sale scheduled December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men Hall
Moose Hall
Brunswick
Ackerman Music Shop
Farmers Hear Talk On Organization Goals In Monticello
More than three hundred farmers from White County attended a Monticello court room meeting with John G Brown of Monon. He warned that law of supply and demand has waned due to widespread organization and urged eliminating unnecessary middlemen while cautions against radical factions. Brown described direct farmer to packer sales, a tax real estate reassessment amendment, and urged uniform assessments. He discussed reducing corn acreage and increasing alternative crops to sustain farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Monticello
John G Brown
Monon
Farmers’ Organization
Mr. Brown
United States
Brown
Uyueh
Idaville Herald Names New Local Correspondent
The Idaville Herald announces the resignation of long time correspondent Mrs. A F Hanna and welcomes Mrs. M S Gardiner. Gardiner will cover all local affairs in Idaville and handle news gathering along with advertising and job printing for the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
A. F. Hanna
Idaville
M.S. Gardiner
Henna
Gardiner
Used Phonographs and Bargains At Ackerman Music Skrop
Eight used phonographs for sale on our floors including seven cabinets and six near new. Four are Victors at bargain prices. Includes boys’ brown hi press rubber four buckle and other staple goods. Call and see them at Ackerman Music Skrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswicks
M. Shields
Jury verdict in Galbreth versus WhiteMan estate
A jury of ten men and two women found for J P Galbreth against the John Whiteman estate and awarded 160 dollars for medical services rendered to the decedent. The claim was about 200 dollars and disputed by the administrator as exorbitant. The case lasted two court days with Palmer Marvin Thompson Kassabaum representing the plaintiff and the estate respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Galbreth
John Whiteman
Palmer & Marvin
C. Thompson
Manon
George W. Kassabaum
Sim Marion
Clark S. Myers
James C. Small
Mary Huffman
A. P. Hansen
Roy Sawyer
Frank Benjamin
Ed Russow
Charles G. Brookshire
Alex Hardy
William Hancock
James Mason
R. C. Hornbeck
Veteran Hoopseston Rep Johnston to Retire After 42 Years
J W Johnston of Hoopeston Illinois, longtime Messinger Paper Company salesman, will retire at year end after forty two years in the same territory. He has resided in Hoopeston most of his career, now 72, seeking better health and a quieter life at home. Guy M Smith of Lafayette will succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnston
Hoopesten
Messinger Paper Company
Chicago
Monticello
Hoopeston
Johnston
Guy M. Smith
Lafayette
Buffalo Freshmen Challenge Algebra Contest at Monticello High
The Freshman class of Buffalo High School invites rival freshmen from White County high schools to an Algebra contest at Monticello High School on December 23 at 1 30 pm. Robert J. Aley of Butler College prepares the questions. Kirby B Payne county superintendent directs the exam. manuscripts graded by Prof Baxter and State Normal School math classes. Honors assign top averages to groups of pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo High School
White County
Monticello High School
Robert J. Aley
Butler College
Kirby B. Payne
Baxter
State Normal School
University Extension Club Christmas Party Evening
The University Extension Club plans a library auditorium meeting next Monday December 19 with a Christmas theme. Members may bring a guest and a picnic supper will follow a program and social hour. Readings by Mrs A K Sills and Miss Mary Huey precede musical numbers. Guests should arrive by six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Extension Club
Library
A. K. Sills
Mary Huey
Local Ads and Notices From Thompson and Pair Stores
An OCR fragment shows ads for farm loans from H. Johnson & Son dated 11 3 11, and sale pitches for gold and silver headed umbrellas at Thompson's with a hosiery line at The Pair. Includes scattered shop names and dates, indicating a period classified-style advertisement page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson’s, Yo
Four Men Attack Ida ville Teen. Renwick Fractured Arm
Miss Phyllis Renwick of Ida ville was assaulted by four young men on her way home from a social near her home. Her right radius broken two inches below the elbow, authorities seek identities and a reward is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Renwick
A. R. Renwick
Idaville
Renwick
Va Bryan
Idaville High School
White County Sends Delegation to State Youth Conference
White County plans a five girl and five boy delegation aged sixteen to twenty two with one adult advisor to the State Young Peoples Conference at Noblesville December 30 31 and January 1. Car fare Monticello to Noblesville and back costs 598 paid by township Sunday school while the county Sunday school covers registration and advisor travel. Route from Wolcott to Burnettsville via Logansport interurban departs 940 am arrives Noblesville 1215 pm Friday December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Young Peoples’ Conference
Noblesville
Monticello
Sehool
Seriool
Wolcott
Burnettsville
Logansport
Presbyterian Ladies Entertained At Cray Home
The Presbyterian Mission Society held a birthday party for members with September and November birthdays. Twelve ladies from the church attended at Dr. and Mrs. A Cray’s home, which was decorated for Christmas. Reula and Oto Cray performed several musical selections and the society plans more such events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cray
Presbyterian Mission Society
Cray
Misse¢ Reula
Oto Cray
Missionary Society
Fine Phonograph Demonstration At Monticello Floral Co
We offer a selection of cemetery wreaths and plants from Monticello Floral Co. The ad promotes the Finest Toned Phonograph in the World and invites readers to come in for a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Floral Co
Case Commission Co Camden market ad
Camden Indiana cattle market ad urges bringing cattle hogs sheep and calves to one of the country’s best markets. Includes address and phone fragment pointing to 222142 North Main Street and details about a radiator leak repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Commission CO
Camden
Ind
North Main Street
Phon
Also Mentioned on This Page
City of Delphi Street
Williams
Jasper
WM. Fauber
Frank M. Shields
Cash Shoe Store
Eastburn
This County
Zooks
Idavine
Reynolds
Challers
I Ackerman Music Shop
Zdok’s
Ata
Young Peoples
West Point
Phonograph
Hampshire
Gardner Brothers
Buffalo
Innit
Ergcaa
Farmers Plans
John G. Brown
Ompson
DR. J. P. Galbreth
John Whiteman Estate
U. E. Club
Johnson & Son
Presbyterian
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!