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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

5

News in Brief from Monticello and White County

Mrs. Martha Capper visited Indianapolis for business last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson were guests of Dr. and Mrs. J D. McCann over the weekend. Samuel Turner and Edna Turner spent the weekend with friends and relatives. Miss Lou Biederwolf returned to Chicago after visiting Monticello. Verne Brown of Harrisville, Indiana, is visiting C. A. Pierson on South Main Street.

Martha Capper Indianapolis Ernest Anderson J D. McCann Samuel Turner Edna Lou Biederwolf Chicago Verne Brown Harrisville Indiana Monticello C. A .Pierson South Main Street Joe Wolever Af Peruo Mr. Wolever

Local Social Notes From Decoration Day Visits

Mrs. George Nicvies visited her in laws, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cullen, over Decoration Day. Minnie Randall returned to Indianapolis after several days with relatives here. Cochran of Brooklyn came Friday morning for a short view of her parents. Mr and Mrs. Calaway and Mr and Mrs. Russell Johnson of Huntington were guests of Postmaster and Mrs. James P. Simons over Decoration Day. Geneva Jenkins of Clark's Fall attended the American Legion dance with Edith Wiemere. Elizabeth Renwick, a Columbus teacher, returned home for summer vacation.

George Nicvies Joseph Cullen Mis Minnie Randall Indianapolis Mee Vanehn Short View Mr End Mes Calaway Russell Johnson of Huntington James P. Simons Geneva Jenkins Clark Edith Wiemere American Legion

Community Notices and Visits Scatter Across Monticello Area

Local residents and visitors are listed in a running from Arcota to Delphi, including Landis Engle visiting with his mother Mary Engle and returning to Bloomington for IU studies, and Burdell Baker’s Bloomington return. Others visit Greencastle Green Castle Connersville Rensselaer Burnettsville Delphi Joliet and Monticello for family, school, and social ties with noted travel by car and train.

Browns Return From Pleasant Auto Trip

Mr and Mrs Porter Brown and their daughter returned home after a few days with Mrs Brown s brother Claude Ireland and family of West Washington Street. The party traveled by auto and found splendid roads throughout the trip.

Porter Brown

Sisters Snyder to Journey East for Several Weeks

Misses Ethel and Esther Snyder plan a midmonth trip through the east visiting relatives in Philadelphia Erie and other points in Pennsylvania and will be away for several weeks.

Ethel Esther Snyder Philadelphi Erie Pennslvania

Duncan family headed for Winona Lake summer study

Mr and Mrs James F Duncan and daughter plan a trip to Winona Lake where Duncan will enroll his eighth grade teaching stint in a summer course at Winona College Bion Vovel returns from South Bend where he attended the state college track and field meet and arranged his entrance at Notre Dame in September

James F. Duncan Winona Lake Winona College Duncan Bion Vovel South Bend State College Notre Dame

Mrs Kassabaum Returns Home After Tonsil Operation

Mrs George W Kassabaum came back from Indianapolis where she underwent a tonsil removal surgery last Thursday. Her husband Mr Kassabaum accompanied her and returned home Thursday night.

George W. Kassabaum Indianapolis Kassabaum

Miss Peart Britton Visits From Chicago

Miss Peart Britton employed in Chicago visited here last Saturday with friends and stayed with her parents at Reynolds over Decoration Day. She formerly worked in the Auditor's office here.

Walter Huff Suffering From Inflammatory Rheumatism

Walter Huff of the Monon News and Fowler Tribune is ill at his Fowler home with inflammatory rheumatism. While his condition improves quickly, it will be several days before he can resume work.

Walter Huff The Monon News Fowler Tribune Fowler

Mothers' Club entertains at Mrs George Spencer home

The Mothers' Club was entertained at Mrs George Spencer's southwest of this city last Thursday afternoon. Contests provided amusement for guests followed by delicious refreshments.

Mothers’ Club George Spencer

Nurse Linnie Best to Instruct Home Hygiene Class

County Nurse Miss Linnie Best travels to Monon today to lead a home hygiene and care of the sick class for interested residents. The Bee at the library gathers at 2 30 o clock for the session.

Linnie Best Monon

Miss Francis Inskeep Returns From Buffalo For Summer With Parents

Miss Francis Inskeep arrived home on Wednesday from Buffalo New York to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G T Inskeep of west of Monticello. She has been employed as a dietitian in a hospital in Buffalo.

Francis Inskeep Buffalo New York Mrr G. T. Inskeep West of Monticcilo Inskeep

Thalia Club Hosts Delightful Evening at Miss Jaynes Home

Miss Meredith Burnes and Miss Marguerite Davis led a Thalia Club gathering at 1717 North Illinois Street last Thursday. The meeting featured engaging contests and a most enjoyable evening, with Miss Mary Letty considering her summer plans and fall return.

Merdith Burnes Marguerite Davis Thalia Club Jaynes Tlmois Street

Families Return From Visit With Lawrie Household

Mrs John Shultner and daughter Jean and Mrs M D Hedden of Hammond return home after visiting Mr and Mrs R A Lawrie and family of South Railroad street Mrs John Schultz of Indianapolis also visited the Lawrie home during the stay.

John Shultner Jean M. D. Hedden Hammond R. A. Lawrie South Railroad — Street John Schultz Indianapolis Lawrie

College Track Meet Draws Local Visitors to Notre Dame

Wilmer Burns and companions attended the college track and field event at Notre Dame in South Bend. They were joined home by FE. J. Collins of Holland Michigan who spent several days in the area.

Wilmer Burns F. F. Melvin Zelda Burns Mildred Galbreth South Bend Notre Dame FE. J. Collins Holland Michigan

Hibner Hosts Decoration Day Guests From Local Families

George Vibner Mayme Gar man from Michigan City Andrew Hibner with wife and daughter of Momence Hinois Ed Kendall and family Burnettsville John Hibner and family Jacob Hibner Monticello attended Decoration Day at Mrs Albert Hibner residence on South Illinois street.

George Vibner Mayme Garman Michigan City Andrew Hibner Momence Hinois Ed Kendall Burnettsville John Hibner Jacob Hibner Monticello Albert Hibner South Thinois Street

Local families visit from Chicago and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs Charles Moulten and children Marjorie and Robert and Mr and Mrs Roy Gardner motored here last Saturday from Chicago and stayed with Mr and Mrs Cliff Gardner. Fred Gardner of Lafayette and Mr and Mrs Milt Gardner and daughter Roberta of Delphi were also guests Sunday.

Charles Moulten Marjorie Robert Roy Gardner Chicago Cliff Gardner Fred Gardner Lafayette Milt Gardner Roberta Delphi

Illness improves for Elizabeth Clark at South Bluff home

Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, once ill at her South Bluff street residence, shows health improvement. Her sisters Mrs. Edith Rhyan of Milwaukee and Mrs. Ida Elder of Aurora have stayed with the Clark family for weeks, with Mrs. Elder also recovering from the flu.

Elizabeth Clark South Bluff Street Edith Rhyan Milwaukee Wis Ida Elder Aurora Ill Clark Elder

Roy Girard Named Associate Superintendent at Putnamville

Roy Girard son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Girard and son in law of David A Scroggs of Idaville is appointed associate superintendent of the State Penal Farm at Putnamville and will move his family there at once to assume duties. He is a Purdue University graduate.

Roy Girard Charles E. Girard David A. Scroggs Idaville Putnamville Mr. Girard Purdue University

Celebration for Tom Roth Marks 46th Birthday Surrounded by Friends

About forty friends gathered at Tom Roth's home south of the city to celebrate his forty sixth birthday. The surprise party began with a social hour and refreshments served afterward. Dr and Mrs J D McCann plan to depart June 12 for Denver and Colorado Springs to visit Mrs McCanns sister and brother in law before attending the National Medical Association meeting in Colorado Springs. Kenneth Paul Ross and Inez Catherine Newton obtained a marriage license Tuesday and were wed at the bride's mother's home with Rev Elvin Daniels officiating.

Tom Roth J. D. McCann Denver Colorado Springs Kenneth Paul Ross Rufus Ross Inez Catherine Newton Lester Newton Rev. Elvin Daniels The Christian Church

Mrs Willis DeRyke Suffering Mumps Delays Travel Plans

Mrs Willis DeRyke has been confined at home for several days with a severe attack of mumps delaying the family’s plans to go to Winona Lake for the summer. Mr DeRyke will be an instructor at Indiana University biological station. Mrs Charles Foster and Mrs Arthur Boone traveled to Martinsville for treatment at a sanitarium and Mrs Foster and Mrs Boone will stay there. Mr Foster returned to Indianapolis after, where he conducted business. During Mrs Boone’s absence her son George will visit relatives at Greenfield.

Burdell W. Baker Bloomington Indiana University Boob. Baker Willis DeRyke Winona’ Lake DeRyke Mee Charles Foster Arthur Boone Martinsville

Mrs Saunderson Home to Be Converted into Apartments

The residence of Mrs J T Saunderson at Blatt and Washington streets is remodeled to create three apartments. The lower door will be used by Mrs Saunderson, Miss Nora Gardner, and Mrs James Gardner of Criden who will move to the city to live with her daughter.

J.T. Saunderson Blatt and Washington Street Saunderson Nora Gardner James Gardner Criden

Gilbert and Davis families attend The Sweetheart Shop in Lafayette

Mr and Mrs George W Gilbert Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis Misses Lillie Lods Pauline Kingsbury Edith Wientore Esther Simons Tindell Rothrock all of this city Harold Mertz of Burnettsville and Ted Chil ton of Brookston were in Lafayette last Thursday evening where they attended The Sweetheart Shop at the Mars Theatre.

George W. Gilbert Ralph Davis Lillie Lods Pauline Kingsbury Edith Wientore Esther Simons Tindell Rothrock Harold Mertz Burnettsville Ted Chilton Brookston Lafayette Mars Theatre

Berkey Seeks Panama Assignment After Reach Monticello Visit

Frank Berkey recently left Monticello after visiting his uncle J. B. Roach and Miss Margaret Roach. He travels from New York to Panama for government work. Berkey was summoned to Tincoln Nebraska by his father T. A. Berkey’s death. Last Friday the American Legion Thoronton Williams Post hosted a well attended dance on North Main with a Lafayette four piece orchestra. Fred Gardner, formerly of the city, played in the ensemble.

Frank Berkey J. B. Roach Margaret Roach Monticello Will Sanl New York Panama Mr. Berkey Tincoln Nebraska T. A. Berkey Thorton Wiliams Post The American Legion North Main Street Lafayette Fred Gardner

Willis DeRyke to Instruct at Indiana University Station

Willis DeRyke spent Thursday and Friday in Chicago conducting business. He and his family plan a summer home at Winona Lake where he will teach at the Indiana University biological station. He has resigned as high school principal but has not selected a new location.

Willis DeRyke Chicago Mr. DeRyke Winona Lake Indiana University Biological Station

Akron Man Seeks Rest Before Returning to Firestone Post Injuries

John Miller of Akron Ohio has stayed with Miss Ruth Vogel for several days. He traveled to Clinton Alabama to visit his parents while recovering from burns sustained weeks ago. Miller plans to return to his chemical engineer duties at Firestone Rubber Company once fully recovered.

John Miller Akron Ohio Ruth Vogel Miller Clinton Firestone Rubber Company

Funeral held for Henry C Harmon a Brookston resident

The Brookston funeral for Henry C Harmon born May 22 1865 in Marysville Indiana was conducted Friday at 2 30 pm at the Methodist church with Rev A A Bagby presiding. Interment followed in Brookston Cemetery. He died Wednesday after a five week illness from heart trouble and complications. Surviving are wife Emma Alice Westfall and three children Wilbur Bessie and Mer Harmon, plus two sisters Mrs O E Jones and Mrs Lucinda Eaton. He served as Round Grove Township trustee six years and was active in Republican politics and lodge affiliations.

Henry C. Harmon Brookston White County Methodist AA. E. Bagby Ceme Harmon Mr. Harmon Marysville Ind Round Grove Township Emma Alice Westfall Wilbur Bessie Harmon Fmer Harmon Lafayette O. E. Jones Ashtabula Lucinda Eaton Washington, Pa

Stover Thompson Wedding At Christian Parsonage

Mary Stover daughter of Floyd and Mary Stover of Carroll County married Levi J. Thompson son of Henry P. Thompson north of this city. The ceremony at the Christian parsonage last Thursday with Rev. Elvin Daniels officiating. Thompson is an ex service man. The Tiger Store advertises a floor lamp with a silk shade as a home charm.

Mary Stover Floyd Stover Carroll County Levi J. Thompson Henry P. Thompson Christian Parsonage Elvin Daniels Thompson Tiger

Sunday School Workers Convention Draws 500 Delegates in Wolcott

White County Sunday School workers report a successful annual convention in Wolcott with over five hundred delegates and visitors registered. The event featured strong talks by Dr. C. C. Gohn and Miss Nellie Young, music led by Nelson House, and a generous net from dinner proceeds to the Sunday School Association. Officers and staff were elected, including G. A. Stephan as president, and the treasury stood at 145 dollars.

White County Wolcott Sunday School Association Princeton Township C. C. Gohn Nellie Young Indianapolis Nelson House Royal Center Chalmers Telfer Brothers Princeton Cass Honey Creek Big Creek Prairie Jackson Round Grove Union Monon Liberty West Point G. A. Stephan Association Homer Hanna Burnettsville Robt. Stockton

State S. A. Convention Draws Indiana Delegations

Indiana Sunday School Association plans its annual convention at Lafayette and Purdue University June 14 to 16 with a large turnout expected. Features include a pageant by H Augustine Smith, Purdue campus tours, a vesper service, and mass meeting at Purdue. Noted speakers include Dr H E Tralle Sterling L Williams Dr William A Brown Maude J Baldwin W F Stockham and A M Loeker.

Indiana Indiana Sunday School Association Lafayette Purdue University H. Augustine Smith Boston Tokio Japan Mars Theater Purdue Trinity M. FE F. D. Leete Indianapolis Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana H. E. Tralle Philadelphia American Baptist Publication Sterling EL. Willams Young Peoples Work Missouri William A. Brown Department of Evangelism International Sunday School Association Maude J. Baldwin W. FL. Stockham International Board of Trustees A. M. Loeker International Association

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Brie Monticello Vicinity OCA Elizabeth Renwick Columbus Landis Engle Arcota Mary Engle Ray Fauber Edward Dake Chas. Tidrick Read van Voorst Speedway Earl Daniels Butler College North Bluff Street Galen Barnes Connersville Mrs. C. F. Barnes North Illinois Street Charles H. Rector Greencastle Mr. Rector E. Lyle Smith S.C. Dobbins Ray Edward Trapp BE. Trapp Viola Pearl Sieman Mer John T Sigman Walents William Kingsbury Columbus, Ohio Oliver Tharp Joliet, Ll Mary Kingsbury James van Deman Lucy van Deman South Railroad Street Emeryon Hughes Rensselaer Rensselaer High School Jean and Kathleen Parker Toledo George A. Inskeep Emma Roth Charles Moore J. E. Bechtel Barham Towa Mary F Letty Toeal High School Cireentostle Sumner Stover-Thompson Mers GG. J. Heeter John A. Kassabaum Mabel Henke D. A. Scipio D. J. Duncan Cott Will Hagen Palm Beach Rockford Hose Harry Schwartz Lee’s Self Service STATE S. A Convention Elmore’s Bread Factory Price Hamill & Co Wornticells Clothier White House Confectionery Geo Propricetor
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