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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

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Street Contract Awarded for Main Street Project

The Northern Construction Company won the contract to build Main Street drainage and paving works in West Point area. The project covers several blocks with completion expected within one year, with the contractor to finish as dormant funds allow. Albert A. Donelas to oversee supervision and the firm previously built Brookston street. Public notices include proof of publication and service on non residents and landowners, with legal proceedings continuing.

Albert A. Donelas Magi Palau Brookston Merlin Fisher Tavparsers Maine Paul Ward Mattthewdich West Point Princeton Flossie Edna Wronekoo Thomas Hanna Renek Road

Class of 20 Reunion At MonticecHa High

The Senior class of Tee of the MonticecHa High Setureai held their prutal Plenic-reunion dast Sunday Inte q along the banke of the Tippe mernoe river just below Norway. A very engovadhie time was had hye ever cone present. Attendees included Veralee Many Pritton Therepren Taylor Mirry Barber Jagrse Thaedhes Lloyd Vilosd Gen Veote Baron Heitrudh Aotiair Stuy try MSoregee Mein Fer Woprecht Adare Silier and others.

MonticecHa Tippemernoe Norway Hye Dan Heruer Veralee

Triangle Milk Bread Baked with Steam Delights Strand Show

A readible note reports triangle bread made with milk and steam baking that tastes like cake. Patrons are invited to see “T De” at Strand Friday and Saturday with playful humor and brief program hints.

Tievd Strand

Young Man Alfred Hutton Killed in Michigan City Train Accident

Alfred L. Hutton, a young man from Michigan City and brother in law of Mrs Med Hoffman, died Saturday after being struck by a train while walking backward near Menon wards. His leg was amputated and internal injuries proved fatal despite hospital efforts. He married Merle Bonneured and leaves widow, parents, two sisters, and a brother. Funeral conducted by Mason lodge in Michigan City.

Michigan City Alfred L. Hutton Hatten Wien Efe Denton Mo Hatten Michigan Wes Bern Sardimister Mietican City Mo Hatten Merle Bonneured Dhaebter Afr Wo Fo Coonro Miehiwen City Apod Watton Hotman

Lodges Hold Memorial Service By City Groups

A joint memorial service brings five lodges and their auxiliaries together next Sunday. Members will gather at Odd Fellows hall and march to Cats Park for a 2:30 pm program including vocal and instrumental music. Rev. Alon Corker of Calvary Presbyterian Lovansport will give the memorial address. Public invited.

Pyilaas Eleat Main Street Cats Park al On. Corker Calvary Presbyterian Church of Lovansport

Married at Lafayette Fannie Scott to Dale W Carr

Miss Fannie Scott wed Dale W. Carr at Lafayette on Saturday at 1 30 pm with Rev Williams officiating. The bride, from near Monticella, and the groom from Chalmers, were accompanied by nearby families and Arcadia Ohio guests. The couple plans future schooling and enjoys well wishes from friends.

W.O. Scott Monticclia Fannie Dale W. Carr Chalmers Frank Carr Lafayette Williams Unimediace Walker Daker Arcadia Ohio Chalmers Laugh Winona Lake

See Us Before Making Your Farm Loan

H C Johnson and Son advertise their services for farm loans dated November 3, 1911, urging readers to consult them before securing lending.

H. C. Johnson & Son

Bankers Gather for White County Association Meeting

The White County Bankers Association hosted about 500 members of Group Five of the Indiana Bankers Association at Monticello’s Ark meeting hall last Tuesday. Dinners, a business session, and talks on taxation, director duties, and fraud prevention preceded elections naming C Dittey chair and JA Layton secretary. Next year’s meeting will be in Covington.

White County Indiana Bankers” Association Anmeuc Chark Monticello Monticella Chris Nanehureh S.A. Caren John A. Ahne Mision Tucdiroa Bankers* Association J. . Catrey Burnettsville Andrew Smith Todisnapolis State Association G. F. Gilwin Better Business Bureau of Indianapolis Asiss Margaret Herran Crawfordsville Tns C Dittey Barnettville JA. Layton Covington Norway

Pierce family returns to Monticello with new finance ties

Mr and Mrs W O Pierce of Washington DC arrive to resume residence in Monticello after twenty years away. Pierce formerly ran the South Side Drug Store and now joins the AOL Collings Company with offices in Cohmbats Ohio Indianapolis Indiana Philadelphia and six states. He will offer the companys services to White County farmers claiming exclusive local jurisdiction and plans a future Monticello office financing only industrial concerns organized on dividend paying leases and offering preferred stock.

W. Os. Pierce Washington, D. C Monticello Pierce South Side AOL Collings Company Cohmbats Ohio Indianapolis Ind Philadelphia Middle West aHesels White County

Dates of Hearings by Board of Review Set for June

The Board of Review met in an annual session and will hear taxpayer complaints on scheduled June dates. Townships and corporations listed include Prairie Town Brookston, Bie Creek, Chalmers, Union, Monon, Liberty, Jackson, Princeton, Walcott, West Point, Cass, Reynolds, Round Grove, Monticello, Rhine Creek, and others. Members are Auditor Vinson, Treasurer Steely, Assessor Snyder, W W Gerberich, and W N Hancork.

Board of Review Court House Prairie Townslip Brookston Corporation Une Bie Creek Township Chalmers Corporation Union Township Monon Township Monon Corporation Tames Liberty Township

June Wedding Unites Miss Gertrude Timmons and William McClean

Miss Gertrude Irene Timmons and William Wilson McClean were married Saturday at 2 PM in the Christian Church with Rev. Elvin Daniels officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Edith Tinonons, works as a stenographer and participates in local clubs. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Avelibald McClean of Brookston, plans to live on his father’s farm after a brief wedding trip, with home established after July 1.

Gertrude Irene Timmons William Wilson McClean Brookston Christian Parsonage Elvin Daniels Edith Tinonons West Washington Streep Tisorcity Nelson Land Caanwe Mia Tre Kappa Sorority Thalia Club McClean Avelibald McClean Coamaunity

White County Delegates To State Convention

G A Stephan of the White County Sunday School Association arranged for White County delegates to attend the state convention in Evansville next week. They will travel from Delphi via the Wabash, leaving at 11 35 a m and arriving 8 45 p m. Round trip fare is 10 56, with about twelve to fifteen delegates expected to go on Monday June 12. White County has nine 100 percent Sunday Schools, two in Union Township.

G. A. Stephan White County Union Township Presbyterian

Deering Binder Twine Arrival At Allen's Hardware

Place your order for Deering binder twine at 11 cents per pound at the car and 12 cents at the store. The car is due on or about June 12th and callers should check with Allen's Hardware and Implement Store in Reynolds for the exact arrival date.

Allen’s Hardware and Implement Store Reynolds

Choir Concert At Local Methodist Church

Selected items from letters of correspondents report a Friday evening choir concert by the local Methodist Church choir with guests from Prookston and Wolcott led by Rev. Wagner. After the concert the local choir hosted a social with refreshments. Charley Hesnuy and wife celebrated their silver wedding with 735 guests at a lawn noon dinner including a roasted pig ice cream and strawberries. Three birthday honorees were Mr. Hakes aged thirty one Mrs. Ivelan eighty four and Mrs. McCilly eighty. Out of town guests came from Montana Indiana and Gary.

Jame Sth Prookston Wolcott Wagner Charley Hesiuy Ays Haekes Nancy Ivelan Kate McCilly Frank Huehes Montana Walter Smith Indianapolis Grace Leslie Gary

Mrs Martha Martin Dies After Illness Near Lake Cicott

Mrs Martha Martin 59 dies at home near Lake Cicott after sixteen months paralysis. Survived by husband Jeptha and three children Fred Martin Jefferson Township Cass County Mrs Paul Good Logansport and Mrs Ross Prescott Turinville. Also several sisters and one brother. Funeral Tuesday at Baptist church Burnettsville with Rev Co Bunnell officiating. Interment in Davis cemetery.

Martha Martin Jeptha Martin Lake Cicott Davis Cemetery

Brookston Girl Dies of Blood Poisoning at Sixteen

Miss Clea Smith died suddenly at her Brookston home after four days of illness due to blood poisoning and related diseases. The Brookston high school freshman was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Smith and is survived by her parents two sisters Rhea and Audrey. Funeral services were held at 2 30 Sunday at the family home with burial in Brookston cemetery. Floral offerings testified to the esteem in which she was held.

Clea Smith Noah Smith Federated Church Brookston High School Rhea Audrey Brookston

Wedding Bells Sound for Ruth Pollock and Ira Deardorff

Ruth Marie Pollock wed Ira Willis Deardorff Sunday afternoon at the Pollock home north of Wolcott. The four o clock ceremony was followed by a short wedding trip. The couple will reside in Wolcott where the groom works and the bride has taught in county schools.

Grant Pollock Wolcott Ruth Marie Ira Willis Deardorff

Correction to Twenty Five Years Ago Bass Catch

In a previous column a fish catch was mis-stated as 44T bass. The corrected claim is 41 bass, attributed to FE B Sellers and Jones Brearley who note their twenty five years of effort to prove they caught bass. The correction preserves their names and the corrected number 41.

FE. B. Sellers Jones Brearley Sellers Brearley

Farm loan offer at lowest rate advertised

H. C. Johnson & Son issue a farm loan offer claiming the lowest rate. The notice includes a humorous line about Laugh with Lloyd and mentions days Friday and Saturday with the date 11.

H. C. Johnson & Son Lloyd Strand

Benefit Recital For Riley Hospital By Montherly Musicians

Music lovers in Montherly and Vieimity host a benefit recital next Monday at 8 pm in the Presbyterian church. Mrs. William Walker pianist and Mrs. Spencer Carson soprano perform a varied program. proceeds support the Riley Memorial Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.

Willian Walker Spencer Carson Presbyterian Church Riley Memorial Hospital Indiana Riley Memorial Hospital For Indianapolis

Appraisers Named in Four Condemnation Cases

Four condemnation actions were heard before Judge Carr in Vacation involving the Indiana Tivdro-Electric Power Company as plaintiff. Appraisers were named for each case to assess damages to land along the Tippecanoe River affected by dam backwater near Norway. Damages cited include 2400 dollars in Reynolds case and 1965 dollars in the Benjamin case.

Carr Indiana Tivdro-Electric Power Company Tippeednoe Norway Wilfis M. Reynolds Marve Watson Wolcott Patrick Hays Tdaville Silas Benjamin Norman C. Lovejoy Harvey Watson James Mason Liberty Township Louisa — Andrews George W. Andrews George W Andrews Reynolds Benjamins

Y W F M S Holds Annual Picnic at City Park

A pleasant evening saw the Y W F M S of the M K church hold an annual picnic at City Park replacing the regular meeting. About thirty members attended with a bountiful supper at 6 30 and time for play ground activities, marking another successful event of the year.

M K

Chevrolet Cars and Parts Hargraves at Yeoman

Chevrolet cars and parts are being offered at Hargraves in Yeoman with a broad inventory. Yard stock includes vehicles, engines, and accessories for auto enthusiasts and repair shops seeking affordable parts. Local shoppers are urged to visit the Yeoman establishment for deals and availability.

Chevrolet Yeoman

Brookstes and Prairie Township Prepare for Second Exposition

Brookstes and Prairie Township citizens plan a county exposition on Friday and Saturday, September 28 and 29. WN Conarroe chairs a newly formed committee with Miser Kent as secretary treasurer. directors include Vanatur Go To Went, Bess Weekes, ROS Bundy, James French ved Weener, and Jo Po Bracknes. The event aims to boost agriculture and livestock while adding new departments and free attractions.

Brookstes Prairie Township Atresidy Nak Phos Brookste Briday Auth Ehaixens WN Conarroe Miser @ Kent Des Don Vanatur Bess Weekes Ros. Bundy James French Card of Directors Alcamnittes Shean

Monticello City Council Considers Main Street Project

Monticello council held merit hearings on the Main street and Broadway improvements with no objectors. Preliminary resolutions were confirmed and a contractor notice is postponed to June 20 unless remonstrances arise. Dorsett’s School Board vacancy and Dorsett's Library Board reappointment were decided by secret ballot.

J. B Dorsett Ers Council of Jeln Maran Broadway Exa Casad Gna Williams Toa J. B. Dorsett FE. Tu. Gardner Dorsett

Fourth of July Committees Formed for Monticello Celebration

The Moose lodge in Monticello appoints committee heads for the Fourth of July celebration. Key posts include Dr. G R Coffin and A M Fraser over grounds and streets, with finance led by Charles Smoker Verne Seymour and Karl Day, and general arrangements chaired by F Davis.

Moose Lodge Monticello G. R. Coffin A. M. Fraser A. Pierson Charles Smoker Verne Seymour Karl Day Albert Thuine Roscoe Fraser M. Treland Tom Roth Wm. Arheier Louis Adams James Carr Harry Foreman Preston Cottrell John L. Lowe Wenneth Treland H. Smith Everett Te. Gardner R Hinshaw L. D. Carey F. Davis General Arrangements Commmittes

Children’s Day at Presbyterian Church Program Planned

Children’s Day exercises will be held next Sunday evening at 7230 at the Presbyterian Church. A splendid program is directed by Mrs. Thomas and her workers. The Quarterly Communion Service is in the morning at 10:45 with the reminder This do in remembrance of Me.

Presbyterian Church Thomas

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