Funeral for Dr Paul to be held at Brookston this afternoon
Details reach of fatal accident that claimed the life of Dr Benjamin D Paul of Indianapolis formerly of Brookston and Monticello. He died at Reid Hospital Richmond after a collision near Wayne County Infirmary while en route home. He had driven from Liberty to Indianapolis road with a Richmond physician car ahead, struck near the infirmary entrance tearing a wheel and tipping his car. He was extricated and died within hours. He served as a lieutenant in the US Army Medical Corps and practiced with Dr Rupple in Indianapolis. He was born in Brookston in 1890 and educated at Purdue Chicago Harvard and Boston City Hospital interne. He was buried in Brookston after the funeral today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin D. Paul
Indianapolis
Brookston
Monticello
Wayne County Infirmary
Richmond
Paul
Reid Hospital
Pan
Liberty
Riehvena
The
County Infirmary
Rupple
Oman
Hume-Mansur Building
Julius
Harriet Paul
Purdue University
Chicago University
Harvard University
Boston City Hospital
Medical Corps
United States Army
Camps Meade and Forest
Fort Ogiethorpe
Ernest Rapple
Charles J Murphy
Brodston
Indiana
State Savings & Trust Company
Julius Paul
White County
Col Loughry and wife visit relatives in town
Col Howard K. Loughry and his wife arrive from New York City to visit brothers Maynard and Chester Loughry and other relatives. They came from Indianapolis where Mrs Loughry, patient at St Vincent's hospital, has eye trouble but is not expected to be seriously ill. Loughry recently returned to the United States after two years in Europe as an Army officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard K. Loughry
New York City
Maynard
Chester Loughry
Indianapolis
Colonel Loughry
W. Loughry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Loughry
Col. Loughry
United States
Europe
France
Quator
Home
Monticello
Ety
Prairie Farmer canvass in White County by Hotchkiss team
Six men under Ralph E Hotchkiss visit White County farmers on behalf of The Prairie Farmer an old farm paper founded in 1841. Headquarters are at Hotel Forbis and 80 percent of calls yield results Endorsed by County Auditor R Bansi at. After October 1 the paper will switch to a weekly schedule aiming to benefit Indiana farmers as Illinois work has done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Hotchkiss
White County
Prairie Farmer
Ameyiga
Hotchkiss
Forbis
Avenuo R. Bansiat
Trois
Indiana
Hinois
Dinner and Theatre Party of Evening Card Club
The Evening Card Club of this city will dine at the Fowler hotel in Lafayette this Thursday evening, then attend a theatre party after motor travel by its twenty eight members. This is the last meeting of the club year and all members are expected to attend. The club is among the city’s most active groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Hotel
Lafayette
Wood Replies On War Time Prohibition Repeal
Hon W R Wood says Congress will not sanction President Wilson’s repeal of war time prohibition in response to White County Sunday School Association delegates. He notes the sentiment of lawmakers and constituents aligns with no repeal, and thanks Mrs Stewart for the prompt regarding the convention action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Guw Stewart
Brookston
White County Sunday School Association
Association
Will R. Wood
Indiana
Wood
House
Senate
White County
Downs to start California trip from Idaville next Monday
W H Downs of Idaville plans a lengthy western visit with son Sauinger Downs in Hollywood and daughter Jennie in San Francisco. Accompanied by wife and daughter Ilseie they depart Monday at 2 11 p m via Monon to Chicago then west by southern route returning via Canadian Pacific likely late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Downs
Idaville
California
Sauinger Downs
Hollywood
Jennie Downs
San Francisco
Ilseie
Downs
Monon
Chicago
Birthday Party Honoring Merle O Connell Fifth Birthday
Twenty seven young friends gathered at the O Connell residence on West Harrison Street Tuesday afternoon to celebrate Merle O Connell’s fifth birthday. Games and refreshments filled the event with help from Genevieve Roth Edith Todd Letha Lads and Mrs Harry Bruwer and two Delphi children assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle O’connell
Henry O'Connell
O'Connell
West Harrison Street
Genevieve Roth
Edith Todd
Letha Lads
Monticello Warns On Sidewalk Riding And Street Play
City Marshal cautions parents about a city ordinance prohibiting bicycle riding on sidewalks and children playing in the streets. The notice warns that such acts are offenses against city laws and dangerous to the public. The message appears in connection with a local fair advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
For the Land's sake use Bowker Fertilizer ad
Full supply in the warehouse with ownership details and contact. Write phone or see advit J. S. Miller Monticello Indiana. Also note promotion for Paul Jones Middy with serge collar sold at The Fair adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Adv
Y M C A Campaign Seeks White County Gifts
Geo F Marvin as chairman and S A Carson as treasurer lead a White County drive for the Indiana State Y M C A fund of 45000 with a June 1 kickoff. They mail letters asking prosperous residents to send a 5.00 check but any amount is welcome to support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Marvin
S. A Carson
White County
Indianapolis
Coroners Verdict in Monon Suicide Case
The body of Robert Meadows aged eighty one was found at his son Arthur Meadows residence in Monon. An empty carbolic acid bottle and a suicide note indicate death by self administered poison. Coroner M M Hughes held an inquest in Buffalo and ruled death caused by suicide. Meadows, a Civil War veteran and member of the Girard Post AR, is survived by five children. Funeral was held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meadows
Monon
Arthur
Mr. Meadows
Mo M. Hughes
Buffalo
Meadows
Reagan
Girard Post
A. R
M E Church All Day Meeting With Picnic Dinner
Members and friends are invited to an all day meeting at the M E Church next Sunday with a noon picnic lunch. Bring lunches for a shared meal and a committee will arrange tables. Rev R C Kimberlin of Delphi will speak at 2 30 in the afternoon and a centenary report will be given in the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Kimberlin
Delphi
Farmers Elevator ad offers Gold Medal Flour and calico sale
A brief advertisement notes a fresh carload of Gold Medal Flour priced at 3.00 for a 49 lb sack and a special calico sale at 12 1 2 cents per yard. May 22 promotion from Farmers Elevator.
Happenings of the Week Headlines
Mrs. William Snyder recovers after a fall down stairs at home suffering knee rheumatism but escaping serious injury. A Burgess farm barn burned Saturday with loss of a horse harness and a Monroe automobile. feed and silo destroyed. Ed Cowger improves slowly while friends visit and sing hymns at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
William Snyder
Burgess Farm
Springhorn
Monroe
Motorists Visit Walton. Car Flips on Ireland Hill
A group from here spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H Orr and family in Walton. Dr Williams driving an Oakland on Ireland hill east of Burnettsville buckled into soft dirt while attempting to pass a Ford. The car rolled and lodged against a telephone pole, preventing a plunge down a thirty foot embankment. No injuries, but occupants were badly frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
H. Orr
Ireland Hill
Burnettsville
Williams
Tie
Oakland
Charles Powell
Ackerman Attends Chicago Dealers Meeting at Hotel Sherman
J L Ackerman of Ackerman Music Shop attended a Columbia dealers meeting in Chicago at the Hotel Sherman. He heard Rosa Ponselle perform and encore with Goodbye Summer Goodbye and The Swanee River. He also purchased the Steger piano line for display at his shop, praising its market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ackerman
Ackerman Music Shop
Chicago
Columbia
Sherman
City
Rosa Ponselle
Sewing machines with $10 rebate offer at Gustavel
Gustavel Furniture and Rug Store advertises sewing machines with a ten dollar rebate on each of the first five sold to introduce the line. Displayed in the show window with prices from thirty to sixty five dollars. Also notes new waists and blouses at discounts and a music shop sale on 50 cent dress voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavel
Returned Soldier Welcomed Home By Idaville Community
A large crowd gathered at Mr and Mrs H M Ogle's home north of Idaville on Friday to honor Clifford Ogle returning from twenty two months overseas service. A welcome home program featured Edith Gates, Wesley McClure and readings by Miss Farley, followed by remarks from the guest of honor. Attendees included Alva Hunt Isaac Tait Robert Grates Henry Sparks Floyd Sparks John Simall Barnes Ora Hein Wesley McClure Clarence Dawson the Misses Farley Flo Thomas of Td ville and family, and Oscar Bower of Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ogle
Idaville
Clifford
Ogle
Edith Gates
Wesley McClure
Farley
Alva Hunt
Isaac Tait
Robert Grates
Henry
Floyd Sparks
John Simall
Barnes
Ora Hein
Clarence Dawson
Chicago
Flo Thomas
Tdnville
Indianapolis
Mr. Ogle
Oscar Bower
Sheridan
Brookston Couple Weds in Porch Ceremony at Lincoln Cottage
Pauline Melba Hill of Brookston married William Cupka a Monon Railroad telegraph operator in a June porch ceremony at the Lincoln cottage near Del Hart's Lodge. Rev George W Switzer of Lafayette read the service. Attendants were Alice Merchant and Orville Kiendworth. The couple plans a short auto trip and will be at home in Brookston after June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Cottage
del Hart's Lodge
Pauline Melba Hill
Brookston
William Cupkn
Monon Railroad
George W. Switzer
Lafayette
Alice Merchant
Orville A. Kiendworth
Crawfordsville
Aaron Ward
Cupka
Paul KK. HL
William Robinson
Wedding Announcement for Esther Cullen and George Nicholas
The engagement of Miss Esther Cullen daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Cullen to George Nicholas was announced at a party hosted by Mrs Howard Gustin on West Marion Tuesday evening. The wedding is planned for June 18 at the Cullen home on North Railroad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cullen
Joseph A. Cullen
George Nicholas
Miss Cullen
Howard Gustin
West Marion
North Railroad Street
Engle Family Arrives from Oklahoma for Visit
Mr and Mrs Simon Engle and son Joe arrived from Oklahoma to visit Mrs Mary Engle and Dr and Mrs D McCann. Joe had appendicitis surgery and will stay with relatives while Mrs Engle and Joe remain due to hot southern weather. Mr Engle traveled to Chicago yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Engle
Joe
Oklahoma
Mary Engle
D. McCann
Engle
Chicago
Mrs Engle
South
Egg operation ad offers hens and mating birds in Buffalo Indiana
The notice promotes 500 hens with potential to spare 100 or 200 eggs, inviting buyers to view the setup at James H. Malone's Buffalo Indiana place. It also advertises a special apron sale at THE FAIR and claims Ackerman Music Shop has White County's largest stock of records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Ackerman Music Shop
Royal Welcome for Soldiers on July Fourth
White County plans a monster Welcome Home celebration July 4 led by the Red Men lodge honoring World War I soldiers. An estimated eight to nine hundred locals served, with many wounded, some buried at Flanders. The program includes free dinner by War Mothers, amusements, two big bands, a Goodland Monticello baseball matchup, and ample shade and water at City Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Flanders Field
Red Men
Goodland
Monticello
SPECIAL a 98ce House Broom sale at THE FAIR
A short auction-style listing notes a broom and related items offered at the fair with a discount price and promotional emphasis. The text indicates a limited time sale or special price event adjacent to the fair activities.
Margowsky Brothers Open Junk and Hides Shop
Sam and Albert Margowsky occupy the former Read's blacksmith shop west of the Presbyterian church and offer top prices for all junk and hides. Call 139. New waists and blouses just received at THE FAIR. ady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advlt
Sam
Albert Margowsky
Read
Presbyterian Church
Ady
Sal-Tonic claims health benefits for livestock
Disease preventive, worm destroyer, tonic and conditioner for livestock. Promotes natural cravings and keeps animals healthy. May 22 1941 Herman Bernfield.
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Dr.paul
Will Canvas County
W. R. Wood
J. S. Miller
Monticello, Indiana
M. E. Church
F. L. Hovis
Farmers Elevator
Herald
Fairview
Ed Cowger
John Cowger
James H. Malone
Buffalo, Ind
Royal Welcome
Herman Bernfield
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