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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
5
Monticello and vicinity report busy social week with visits from Lafayette and Logansport guests. Misses Jett and Deve travel to Columbia City. students and relatives of local families attend university events and celebrate holidays. Mother’s Club hosts Christmas gathering. community children attend party. varied visits noted along with school and church activities. Earl Danielk to compete in Butler College oratorical contest.
A garbled report from Monticello describes an event at a center with vague references to attendance and a teacher or mother figure. The text mentions a station or avenue and a city area, with scattered names and places, but most details are unreadable.
Margaret Ellen Hepp born January 29 1917 died December 23 1921 two hours after a fatal accident age four years sixteen months twenty four days she leaves parents William and Ella Hepp siblings Katherine Peter Paul Orlo D and half sisters Fal Conwell Lucile Hepp grandfather Marion Benjamin and others. The poem tribute notes her bright affectionate disposition and place of rest in eternal life.
Jeremiah Stancie of Povette County Indiana born September 7 1846 died December 1 192K months and 2 days married to Mary Nebthe Deecruiber US. Tsou survived by 1 child 27 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren 4 great great grandchildren and many relatives. The article notes his faith with the New Dunkard Church and includes elegiac couplets about mortality and heaven. It also includes an unrelated paragraph praising Thomas Corwin the famed orator and critic of political speeches.
Notice to policy holders of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association Benton Jasper and White Counties that the annual meeting will be held in the Library Building at Remington on January 14, 1922. Officers to be elected. Also notice of farm land loan availability at 8 24 4 cents TW by O Connor.
After Prince Albert's death Victoria wore sorrow for two decades and avoided public life until Disraeli, famed for flattering rhetoric, renewed her interest. He dubbed her Gloriana and Titania, boosting her self esteem and making her popular again at home and abroad.
A Springfield writer notes Connecticut river travel favored by steamer trips from Springfield to Hartford. Dickens is mocked as a cautious passenger, while the pilot ridicules him as a fussy fellow afraid to step on the gangplank or risk baggage loss, vowing never to read his stories.
A new oven typewriter ribbon is offered by the Herald. Call the newspaper for purchase and delivery details.
Thursday DBE presents Fileen Per evoin to Broadway and Aliso a Sunshine Comedy The Night Before Friday and Saturday December 2 Inside the Cup plus Joe Martins Comedy A Monkey There Monday February 2 Great White Trail and The Midgets Tuesday January 3 4 Dangerous Curve Ahead Matt and Jeff in In Asia International News Wednesday Relin Comedy Thursday January 5 Will Rogers in A Poor Relation Sunshine Comedy One Moment Please
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