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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

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First Decade of Journalism in White County Lost Rares

The piece recalls seven Monticello newspapers from 1850 to 1859 that vanished with no surviving files. Copies of the Monticello Republican from 1855 exist in White County Historical Society, noting publisher Thomas F. Scott and a Commercial Block office.

Monticello Prairie Chieftain The Register Political Frame Indiana White County Fremont Lincoln

Monticello to Winamac Road Marked For Tourists

The Hoosier State Auto Association marks routes not clearly signed for travelers. The Monticello to Winamac road was spotted with poles bearing the association name but lacking route or town details. The path runs north to Buffalo, east to Headlee area, past Jesse Peters corner to Pepper school, then north nine miles to Winamac and joins road No. 15.

Hoosier State Auto Association Monticeo Winamac

Farm loan money at prewar rate of five percent

H C Johnson and Son announce funds available for farm loans at the prewar rate of 5 percent with favorable terms. This notice emphasizes continuing access to affordable credit for local farmers.

H.C. Johnson & Son

Noted Speaker Here June 14

Three churches in the city organize a June 14 talk at the Presbyterian church by Dr. W. E. Swift of Pittsburg Pa. He serves with the National Reform Association and will discuss The Pillars and Perils of Democracy. Swift plans to stay for the Winona Lake Consultation Conference July 1 to 8 led by the association.

Presbyterian Church W. E. Swift Pittsburg Swift National Reform Association of Indiana Winona Lake National Reform Association Monticello White County

Corner Stone Laying for Monon Masonic Temple Held

About seventy five local Masons gathered in Monon last Thursday afternoon and evening for the corner stone ceremony of Bradford Lodge 5992 F and A M Monticello team conferred degrees after a banquet at 6:30. Judge B F Carr delivered an oration. Grand Chaplain offered benediction. officers from South Bend to Indianapolis guided rituals. The box in the stone holds charter, flag, Bible, coin, and current Manon News. Temple at Fifth and Market, cost 31000 dollars, to be ready by October 1 with basement dining room stage lodge room and paraphernalia areas. Frank L Hodshire contractor True L Brookie architect.

Monon Bradford Lodge Manan Monticello Grand Lodge Chaplin Chas WW. Postill L.B. Elmore B. F. Carr Chas A. Lippincott South Bend Lee Dinwiddie Fowler Clark Richardson Francesville Frank Vinson Monticclio C. C. Middelstadt Monan Wmn H. Scintz Indianapolis W. Postiff Rensselaer F. Carr Brookie Chicago Frank L. Hodshire John B. Curtis Manon News Herbert H. Horner J. A. Carney G. A. Kellenburger W. D. Handley W. A. McPherson Fifth and Market Streets Methodist Church True L. Brookie

Hughes Cemetery Upkeep Meeting Announced

An all day work meeting for cemetery maintenance is set for Tuesday June 12. Volunteers should bring sythes rakes and forks and ladies are asked to bring well filled baskets. S J Boze serves as president.

Hughes Cemetery S. J. Boze

Peony Blooming Time at Gumm's Peony Gardens

Gumm's Peony Gardens in Remington Indiana invites the public to view 40,000 plants in 600 varieties in bloom. The display will be at its best from June 7 to June 18, offering a cordial garden visit.

Gumm’s Peony Gardens Remington Ind

Three Road Contracts Let In West Point Township

The Burns Road project had Claude Ellis awarded the John Dover road contract after submitting the sole bid of 214,998, 81,870 under the estimate. Burns Road had no bids and was returned for re estimate. White and Jasper Counties awarded Skinner and Trachsel road contracts to Daniel Waymire after nine and eight bids respectively. County farm bread and grocery contracts awarded to L. B. Elmore and Chris Cain, with Goodman Company low on clothing. county road contract to be let in July.

Claude Ellis John Dover Et al Board of Commissioners Court House Burns Steve Cochran Boards of Commissioners of White and Jasper Counties Daniel Waymire Rensselaer L. B. Elmore Chris Cain Goodman Company Coase

Monticelio Hosts Daily Vacation Bible Schools

Three Monticelio churches have set up daily Bible schools. The Methodist program runs five weeks with 46 pupils. the Christian church enrolls 79 with 26 boys and 13 girls in the junior group. Kindergarten has 15, primary 25, junior 39. Sessions run 9:00 to 11:30 five mornings weekly. Teachers at Christian church include Miss Lethar Lodis, Miss Mabel Holeman, Miss Martha Watts, Miss Inez Hughes, and Miss Genevieve Roth. Emory Fulks directs boys woodwork. Presbyterian church will open its school next Monday.

Monticelio Methodist Church Christian Church The Lethar Lodis Mabel Holeman Martha Watts Inez Hughes Genevieve Roth Emory Fulks

Family Reunion At Gosman Home Shown In 18 Guests

Eighteen guests gathered at Mrs. Joseph Gosman’s home 322 South First Street on Sunday for a family reunion honoring Mrs. Gosman and her son John Gosman of Oxnard California visiting. The attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dahling and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dahling Brookston, Mr. and Mrs. John Buss Burnettsville, Mr. and Mrs. William Gosman and children and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gosman and baby.

Joseph Gosman South First Street Gosman John Gosman Oxnard California Henry Dahling Carl Dahling Brookston John Buss Burnettsville William Gosamian Clarence Gosman Baby

Costs Less Per Mile Chevrolet Sale Ad

Nelson Motor Sales promotes the lowest price fully equipped automobile with a CHEVRO model, emphasizing low operating cost per mile and value for buyers seeking economical transport.

Unearthed 1865 White County School Records Revealed

Superintendent Payne uncovers 1865 county school records listing 58-year-old data. William Irelan as examiner notes term lengths from 34 to 67 days, wages 0.92 to 2.00 dollars per day, and county averages for men and women teachers. Two high schools existed at Brookston and Monticello.

Payne William Irelan Round Grove Township West Point Township Jackson Township Brookston Monticello White County W. Ireland J. A. Baldwin

Death of Mrs Mollie Van Meter After Cancer Surgery

Mrs Mollie Van Meter 66 wife of Jackers of Sitka died after an operation for cancer at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette. Funeral from Sitka Baptist Church and interment in Riverview cemetery. Survived by husband two children Lloyd Van Meter Val Douglass, five sisters and one brother plus three grandchildren. lifelong White County resident known for noble character and church activity.

Mollie van Meter Jackers Sitka St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Mollie Hayes Baptist Church Lloyd van Meter Buffalo Val Douglass F. M. Sluster Lydia Benjamin This City Nettie Northrup John Burger St. Lawrence South Dakota Dell Ginn Monticello Jacob Hughes

Tippecanoe Country Club Opens with Noted Guests

The Tippecanoe Country Club prepares for a grand opening and dedication of its new clubhouse this Friday. The event features Chick Evans of Chicago as guest of honor, George Ade as an additional honor guest, and a 6:30 basket dinner with a 7:30 program and 8:30 dance. The Boy Band of Wolcott directed by Charles H. Wolf provides music.

Tippecanoe Country Club Chick” Evans Chicago George Ade Hazelden Brook Indiana Wolcott Charles H. Wolf

Amortized loan offer contrasts Farm borrowing options

Mr. Farmer is told the loan saves $141.75 per $1000 borrowed over either Federal or Land Bank and is urged to visit S. Water in Lafayette to demonstrate. The Chevrolet ad notes a car available with cash or payment plan and is dated 5 17.

Mr. Farmer S. Water Lafayette

Pine Grove Faithful Class Meets for Party

The Faithful Class of Pine Grove church met at Mrs. Elmer Park with Mrs. McComb. Twenty one attended the Thursday afternoon gathering of contests and conversation followed by refreshments.

Pine Grove Elmer Park McComb

Local Residents Return for Decoration Day Observance

Wm. Robinson, after spending winter in Florida, visits with his daughters. Mrs. Minnie Hill of Chicago Mrs. Lewis Isham of Battle Ground and Indianapolis granddaughter attended Decoration Day here. They are former residents of the community.

Wm. Robinson Florida Minnie Hill Chicago Lewis Isham Battle Ground Indianapolis

Traveling library acquired by Honey Creek group

The Honey Creek Live Wire organization has secured a traveling library of seventy five volumes, mostly fiction, available for public borrowing at the homes of Charles Heimlich and managed by Louise Heimlich.

Honey Creek “Live Wire” Organization Charles Heimlich Louise Heimlich

Card Club Hosts Enjoyable Gathering at Mrs Lods Home

Mesdames Asa Lods Eson Hefner Lester Mahin and C C Howell entertained Card Club members last Wednesday at Mrs Lods home. After the game refreshments were served with special guests Mrs Charles Holliday Mrs Julia Peet of Monticello and Mrs Emma Raub of this city in attendance.

Mesdames Asa Lods Eson Hefner Lester Mahin C. C. Howell Card Club Lods Charles Holliday Julia Peet Monticello Emma Raub

Child Injured in Auto Accident Near Idaville

Special from Idaville reports a two year old child on a Mulberry Michigan trip fell from the car just east of Idaville. The head wound required seven stitches by Dr. Reiff. The child is not believed to be fatally hurt. the family returned home instead of continuing to Illinois.

Peter Wuthrich Mulburry Ilinois Idaville Reiff Illinois

Joseph Neff Dies After Illness In El Paso

Joseph Neff former Chalmers resident died in a El Paso hospital last Saturday night after an operation three weeks earlier. Born in Virginia at age 54, he moved to Chalmers 26 years ago and to El Paso with wife Minnie Taylor in 1906. His body was brought home to Mrs. Nancy J. Taylor for funeral held Wednesday afternoon with Rev Raegan of the Presbyterian church officiating and music by the male quartet.

Joseph Neff Chalmers el Paso Texas Virginia Minnie Taylor Nancy J. Taylor Raegan The Presbyterian Church

Monticello Detective Association Forms for County Office

Articles of incorporation for the Monticello Detective Association have been filed with the County Auditor and the Commissioners at their session last Tuesday approved the appointment of their members as Constables. The group aims to assist officers in enforcing all laws, especially liquor laws.

Monticello Detective Association

Recitals by Mrs Walker’s piano students set at church

The piano students of Mrs William Walker will perform two recitals next Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Presbyterian church. Recitals begin at eight o clock with four double piano numbers solos duets trios vocal numbers and readings. Admission is free and the public is invited.

William Walker Presbyterian Church

Trustee of Honey Creek Faces New Problem

Barbara Nadine Heimlich, born yesterday to Mr and Mrs John G C Heimlich of Reynolds. The news notes a developing issue for the Honey Creek trustee in 1944, implying a fresh challenge for the office and party balance.

Honey Creek Barbara Nadine John GC. Heimlich Reynolds

Roofing Ad Promises Quick Service At Low Cost

Consign your stock to the Indiana Live Stock Company Indianapolis Stock Yards. Our better service costs no more. 5-31 roof painting offered on short notice by Geo C Loy Roofing Co Delphi Indiana. Phone 207.

Indiana Live Stock Company Indianapolis Stock Yards GEO. C. Loy Roofing CO Delphi, Ind

Men Prove Royal Hosts With Secret-Set Evening

Fahola class men hosted a secretive event for fellow Sunday school members on Tuesday. Guests were driven from the Anwiler home to City Park for stunts, returned for a two-course banquet at the church basement, decorated with peonies, served by the Ladies' Social Auxiliary, with toastmaster Charles Sheedy and Rev. C. C. Dobson leading the program.

Fahola Christian Sunday School Monroe Anwiler South Ilinois Street Anwiler Charles Sheedy C. C. Dobson

Bride of June Wedding Unites Danville Woman and Indianapolis Man

Miss Jeanette Schwartz of Danville Indiana wed Harold Jaffe of Indianapolis at the Claypool hotel Sunday morning. The couple will honeymoon at French Lick and reside at the Spink Arms in Indianapolis. Mrs Jaffe is active in Danville and Indianapolis social and musical circles, a Peabody conservatory graduate, while Mr Jaffe is a musician and optometrist branch manager.

Jeanette Schwartz Danville Ind Harold Jaffe Indianapolis Claypool Jaffe Harry Schwartz Monticello Schwartz Yaffe French Lick Spink- Arms Peabody Conservatory Baltimore Indiana University University Orchestra Jaffe & Sons, Optometrists Roosevelt Building

Recent Bride Entertained at Pink and White Shower

Mrs. Ralph German, a recent bride and Monticello High School class of 1923 alumna, was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Iva Elmore east of the city. Guests enjoyed a pink and white theme and a novel gift presentation with Almira Boze dressed as a bride to reveal gifts from a tub of sawdust. Dainty refreshments followed.

Ralph German Iva Elmore Almira Boze Mr. German German Edith Street Monticello High School

Marriage of Delphi Couple Announces Recent Nuptials

Announcement reports the marriage of Mrs. Ethel G. Sax ton, daughter of Mrs. Albert D. Mc Cain of Delphi, to Rheno Pollard Isherwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rheno M. Isherwood of Lafayette. The ceremony occurred at 2 pm Tuesday at the bride's mother's home with Rev. R. O. Kimberlin officiating. Isherwood is known in Monticello and is the grandson of C. R. Pollard of the law firm Pollard Cartwright Wason of Delphi.

Ethel G. Saxton Albert D. McCain Delphi Rheno Pollard Isherwood Rheno M. Isherwood Lafayette R. O. Kimberlin Isherwood Monticello C. R. Pollard Pollard, Cartwright & Wason

Correction on Henderson Arrest Attribution

A correction notes that George Henderson was charged with intoxication and was not employed by Schlosser Brothers since last October. The previous item in last week's Herald incorrectly stated he worked for the firm.

George Henderson The Herald Henderson Schlosser Brothers

New Telephone Directory Offers Listings

The Monticello Telephone Co announces a new directory and invites readers to call the office to place their order. Talk, dont walk.

The Monticello Telephone Co

County to Send Large White County Delegation to State Sunday School Meet

A White County pageant and parade will highlight the State Sunday School convention in Indianapolis June 19 to 21. A 600 member pageant titled The New Life will be produced under H Augustine Smith with Mrs. C Rumpler directing. parade led by F M Dickerman, with Indiana Adjutant General Harry B Smith, mounted police, and the Newsboys Band.

GA. Stephan White County Sunday Seli Association Indiaeigills GAQ Indiana Indianapolis F. M. Dickerman Harry B. Smith Dickerman the New Life General Federation of Women's Clubs Columbya

Funeral of Mrs. Ida Elder

The funeral for Mrs. Ida Elder was held at 2 30 p m Sunday from the home of her sister Mrs Elizabeth Clark 409 South Bluff Street with Rev H T Wilson officiating Interment followed at Monticello cemetery beside her husband who died years ago Mrs Elder died Friday afternoon in Aurora City Hospital after several weeks illness She was a former Monticello resident and sister of Mrs Elizabeth Clark W E Reynolds and Mrs Edith Rhyan of Milwaukee Mrs Rhyan was visiting and both sisters were at her bedside during her illness

Ida BR. Eldesy Elizabeth Clark South Bluff Street Res. H. T. Wilson Presbyterian Church Monticello Elder Aurora City Hospital Aurora James R. Elder W. E. Reynolds Edith Rhyan Milwaukee Rhyan

Farm Loan Advertisement by H. C. Johnson & Son

An advert in the paper promotes a five percent farm loan offered by H. C. Johnson & Son. It cites favorable terms and directs readers to contact the firm for details.

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. B. VanBuskirk DR. Swift Fourth Road Burns Road West Point Frank Fenwick Seaba East Daniel Wavinire Harry C. Dibell Trachsel Albert Holloway Sates Moneyhun & Borama Harry Gallagher Weer J. Frank Fenwick Sell Bros Harry Dibell Sted Ae Daily Vacation Bible Schools Jacob van Meter Lafayette Hospital Chevrolet Nelson Motor Sales News OF the Entertained Card Club Organize Detective Association S. S Ida Elder Sister H. C. Johnson & Son
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