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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

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Norway dam project secured with bankers backing

Tippecanoe river dam at Norway is assured to proceed with construction likely this summer. Redfield & Wilson of New York funders report a satisfactory engineering basis and plan to acquire legal descriptions for sites at Hog Point Springboro Cut Off Oakdale Tioga Buffalo Pulaski and Winamac.

Tippecanoe River Norway John A. Shafer Redfield & Wilson New York Norway Dam Mr. Shafer Hog Point Springboro Cut Off Oakdale Tioga Monticello White County

Red light at Davis grocery corner aides Monticello police

Monticello officials report a new safety measure in police protection. A red light at the Davis grocery corner is linked to the city switchboard so residents can call the telephone operator at night and have the light turned on, notifying the night watchman.

Monticello Davis Grocery

The Fair Promotes Summer Dress Savings

When in need of goods for your summer dress, see us and save money at THE FAIR. This ad-like note highlights discounts and shopping options for seasonal attire.

Goodyear Hose and Salon Goods Highlight Fair Advertising

Local fair features Goodyear rubber hose to curb dust and a display by Richey Pierson and Smith selling Franco American toilet goods and hair items. Christensen and Malone promote a style shop with children’s wading pants priced at 30 cents. Time to Paint offers house paint at 3.25 per gallon from Richey Pierson and Smith.

Goodyear Richey, Pierson & Smith Christensen & Malone I Richey, Pierson & Smith

Brookston Ak Observes First Saturday Half Holiday

Pine Grove enjoyed a lawn fete on the first Sat urday half holiday with tennis croquet horseshoe pitching jumping and other games. A lawn supper was served.

Brookston Ak. R Pine Grove

Hatton Relatives Travel for Montana Niece’s Funeral

Mrs D M Hatton learned Monday of niece Martha Bishop’s death in Hig Timber Montana. Elsa Showalter and M J Callahan of Connersville joined Hatton and left Tuesday to attend the funeral.

D. M. Hatton Martha Bishop Hig Timber Montana

Mr and Mrs Frank Gallagher Attend Indianapolis Nursing School Graduation

Special from Chalmers reports Mr and Mrs Frank Gallagher returning from Indianapolis after attending the commencement exercises of the Methodist hospital training school for nurses. Miss Pauline Gallagher was a member of the graduating class.

Frank — Tallagher Indianapolis Methodist Hospital Training School For Pauline

Bride’s guest honored at Younger home dinner

Mrs. Gus Little was an honor guest at a seven o'clock dinner hosted by her sister Miss Ann Younger at the Joseph Younger home. The Tuesday evening event in the country drew fourteen close friends of the bride.

Gus Little Miss Ann Younger Mr Joseph Younger Mrs. Little

New Garage Owner Takes Over Corn Belt Garage

Special from Reynolds notes Fred Hintman sold his share of the Corn Belt Garage to Clemens Heimlich. Heimlich, who has driven for National Oil from Lafayette to nearby towns, will continue service with William Quade handling operations.

Corn Belt Fred Hintaman Albert Fred Hintzman Clemens Heimlich Heimlich Lafayette William Quade

Soldiers' Body Returned From Overseas Death

Mrs. Ada Wolf received a telegram Friday that her son Louis Samuel Wolfe who died in overseas service would arrive in New York yesterday. The body would go to Burnettsville and stay at home a day before interment in a cemetery south of Wolcott. Louis died in an automobile crash in France just after the armistice.

Ada Wolf Louis Samuel Wolfe New York Burnettsvie Wolcott Louis France

Visit Recalls Local Family Ties Across States

Mr and Mrs J B Van Buskirk left for Muncie then traveled to New York City to visit their daughter Mrs John T Van Sant for several weeks. In Muncie they attended the wedding of Miss Helen Moore at the home of Prof and Mrs B F Moore. Ruth Bushnell joined them for the trip. A note from Leonard Turner in Winchester describes a pleasant visit with Turner and his wife and a plan to expand his print shop. Mrs Turner is Harriet Meeker, daughter of Senator C D Meeker.

J. B. VanBuskirk Muncie New York City John T. van Sant van Buskirk Leonard Turner Monticello Winchester Democrat Winchester Leonard Turner Harriet Meeker C. D. Meeker

Annual Report Highlights Auto Ownership in White County Farms

The White County annual assessor report shows farmers outside towns own nearly a thousand automobiles and substantial livestock. It lists average valuations by township for horses and mules cattle hogs sheep and autos, with totals across the county: horses and mules 78 cattle 34 hogs 11 sheep 4.62 autos 28. The rural totals: horses and mules 4 452 cattle 9 434 hogs 13 394 sheep 1 581 autos 944.

White County State Board of Tax Commissioners W. F. Snyder Big Creek Cass Honey Creek Jackson Liberty Monon Princeton Round Grove Union West Point

Sills Jr. Suffering Acute Appendicitis In Lafayette

A K Sills Jr of Gaylord Sills law firm Monticello and Lafayette was taken ill with acute appendicitis Monday night and rushed to St Elizabeth hospital where Tuesday his condition was slightly improved. Mrs Sills traveled to Lafayette Tuesday morning and locals have not been updated on his status.

A. K. Sills, Jr Gaylord & Sills Monticello Lafayette St. Elizabeth Hospital

New Goods and Services Highlight Local Fair Features

Local notices advertise stove models NESCO Simmons Proce ss and Perfection Oil Stoves, hot weather necessities, silk jersey shipments, new shades, silk fabrics 39 cents per yard at THE FAIR, plus dental care from Dr J Goedenour with 25 years in Monticello. A loan offer on farm land at reasonable rates appears from T W O Connor. Bathing suits showcased at THE PATE.

Nesco, Simmons Richey, Pierson & Smith

Married at St Joseph Merle G Carson and Ruby Harvey

A surprise wedding occurred at St Joseph Michigan last Saturday when Merle G Carson and Ruby Harvey quietly wed by motor trip. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Harvey of Delphi, is a Delphi High School graduate class of 1919. Carson, son of Mr and Mrs J Albert Carson of Idaville, is a rural mail carrier and World War I veteran.

St. Joseph Mich Merle G. Carson Ruby Marvey Guy Harvey Delphi Delphi High School Carson J. Albert Carson Idaville

Sterrett Sues for Damages in White Circuit Court

Morgan L. Sterrett superintendent of Jasper County schools filed a $50,000 damage suit in White Circuit Court against farmer George E. May of Princeton Township. The action cites a family dispute turning violent with permanent injuries. Gaylord & Sills to appear for Sterrett.

Morgan L. Sterrett White County Jasper County George E. May Walcott Princeton Township Sterrett Gaylord & Sills

Monticello Official Buys Interest in Carroll Telephone

T. E. Hanway of the Monticello Telephone Company has purchased an interest in the Carroll Telephone Company at Delphi and will serve as general manager and superintendent, assuming duties immediately.

T. E. Hanway Monticello Telephone Company Carroll Telephone Company Delphi

New Suit Filed Over Promissory Note in White Circuit

Civil action filed in White Circuit Court by Thomas Millikan against George W. Timmons of Round Grove Township. Suit seeks $1,800 judgment on a promissory note and is returnable September 5, 1921. attorneys E. G. Hall and E. B. Sellers represent the plaintiff.

White Thomas Millikan George W. Timmons Round Grove Township E. G. Hall E. B. Sellers

Oil Rig Located On Bennett Taylor Farm Near Guernsey

The Defining Oil Company of Terre Haute has set a rig on the Bennett Taylor farm near Guernsey and is drilling. Initial fifty feet and cave-in difficulties gave way to better progress. fifty to sixty feet per day is expected. Depth will determine if an oil pot is struck.

Defining Oil Company of Terre Haute Bennett Taylor Guernsey

THE FAIR OFFERS BATHING SUITS AND LAWN FURNISHINGS

RICHEY, PIERSON & SMITH advertise bathing suits and caps at THE FAIR along with lawn swings priced to attract shoppers. They promote Klinglite rubber belts and emphasize good goods at right prices.

Richey, Pierson & Smith

Reunion After Sixty Years Brings Fulks Siblings Together

Mrs S A Fulks of the county and Martin Mull, once separated sixty years, reunite in Terre Haute. Mrs Fulks, widow of S A Fulks, is in her eighty third year. Mull, over eighty, traveled from the west and met his sister by chance after years believed dead. Rosa May remains in Remington with another daughter. Two brothers died long ago.

S. A. Fulks George Fulks Martin Mull Fulks Terre Haute Mr. Mull Lafayette Far West Indiana

Moore Sturgeon Wedding Unites Moore Family at Muncie

The home of Prof. and Mrs. B F Moore hosted a Saturday wedding at 9 00 in Muncie as their daughter Helen married Lea A Sturgeon of the city A ceremony by Rev Heber D Ketcham featured a floral altar and double ring rites with Miss Florence Overhart bridesmaid and Lawrence Sturgeon as groomsman A wedding breakfast followed before the couple left for a Lake Gage honeymoon The bride a Muncie High School and University of Chicago graduate taught at Muncie High School The groom attended Indiana University and works with Sur geon Coal and Grain Co in Muncie

B. F. Moore Muncie Helen Lea A. Sturgeon Heber D. Ketcham D. D High Street Shurch Elizabeth Hickman Florence Overhart Lawrence Sturgeon Alfred Kilgore Lake Gage Monticello Indiana University Phi Delta Theta Surgeon Coal and Grain Company

Wolcott Gala Races Boost Town Between Indianapolis and Chicago

Citizens' Association of Wolcott staged a cross country event by the American Gymnastic Union Friday. Fifty five runners completed two miles each with races, contests, and concerts from 1 to 6 pm. Delegations came from Indianapolis and Chicago with exhibition drills and talks concluding the day.

Citizens’ Association of Wolcott Indianapolis Chicago American Gymnastic Union Walcott Citizens’ Association

Promissory Note Suit Filed in White Circuit Court

Clarence R. Cowger attorney for James Studebaker filed a civil suit against Frederick L. Spencer on a promissory note seeking $600. The complaint is returnable September 6 1921.

White Circuit Court Clarence R. Cowger James Studebaker Frederick L. Spencer

Farm House Burned Near Monticello and Delphi

A farm house on the Sim Davisser farm between Monticello and Delphi was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The building burned to the ground and the loss is partially covered by insurance.

Sim Davisser Monticello Delphi

Corner Store Clears Inventory On Farm Implements

Local dealer advertises limited stock of one and two row corn plows at unusually low prices. Also promotes Kt Silk hosiery and gloves with conspicuous bargain framing. Financing and quantities not specified.

First Frolic Of Tippecanoe Country Club Friday

The Tippecanoe Country Club prepares for its first annual frolic this Friday at the grounds north of Monticello. Activities begin at 10 30 a m with horseshoe and amateur golf tournaments, a 2 30 p m professional golf exhibition featuring C F Robinson of Kokomo and Gunnar Nelson of Lafayette, plus swimming boating and dining. A hostess group and multiple committees organize seating crowds and parking. More than two hundred members are expected to attend.

Tippecanoe Country Club Monticello C. F. Robinson Kokomo Gunnar Nelson Lafayette L. B. Elmore Homer Dresbach John Moran Roscoe Fraser Carl Middlestadt Rex Banes Stewart Uhl Truman Holdridge J. L. Ackerman George Kassabauma I. L. Hartman Ara Hamill John H. Smith F. M. Minch Charles Smoker Walter Simons Don Brearsley John Beisicker Harry An~heier E L. Gardner William T. O’dowd H. B. Gable Ora Hamill A. R. Jones J. M. Winters A. K. Sills

Also Mentioned on This Page

Burnettsvile Chalmers Reynolds Burnettaville Annual Report Snyder A. K. Sills, Jr., III Dr. J. Goedenour Jersey T. W. O’connor ST. Joe Miss Ruby Harvey Big Telephone Company Carnival Company American Legion Bert E. Kirkman Burnettsville Monticello Legion Legion Thalia Club ED Gardner Tom O’connor B. F. Carr Herbert Horner H. L. Milter L. D. Carey Ralph Davis Z. Er. Hornbeck J. H. Kraning G. M. Spencer Don Brearley Carl Russell J. L. Graham Joe S. Minch Murray Gardiner George Kassabaum T. J. Humphreys Tom Kinmore Ed Ningle William Schroeder J. M. Beisicker J. B. Dorsett
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