Heat Victim Found Near Lafayette After Daylong Wander
Frank Crapeau a 56 year old farmer from near Brookston was found Tuesday morning at Lincoln and South streets in Lafayette by Police Captain Herman Kelm and Patrolman Harry Blood. He suffered from a heat induced mental derangement and was taken to St Elizabeth hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crapeau
Brookston
Lincoln
South Streets
Lafayette
Herman Kelm
Harry Blood
E. B. Rusehli
Crapeau
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ash Grove
Monon
Wabash River
Kenneth
Max
Clayton
Judge Carr headline at Indiana National Guard barbecue in Frankfort
Judge B F Carr spoke at a barbecue closing the state guard officers school at T P A park in Frankfort Friday evening. Indiana Governor Warren T McCray commended the guard and reviewed his administration with speakers Gen Robert H Tyndall Adjutant General Harry B Smith Col John J Boas Col George He Henles Capt Albert H Whiteerb Capt Clarence Wrysens and others attending. About 250 people heard remarks from Frankfort chamber of commerce leaders and guard officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Carr
Frankfort
Warren To. McCray
Indiana National Guard
Robert H. Tyndall
Adit
Harry B. Smith
John J. Boas
George He Henles
Albert H. Whiteerb
Clarence Wrysens
Hares Fenton
Iadianerputis
Judes Barb B. Stroup
Clinton
Court
Georgs Cialien
Caomaneres
Governor's Ports
Mrs Didlake Hosts Queen Esthers Strawberry Party
Mrs Didlake longtime teacher of the Queen Esthers class hosted a strawberry party at her South Main Street home last Friday. Nieces Miss Helen Stephenson and Miss Blanche Stephenson assisted and decorated. A business meeting formed a nominating committee for officer elections set for July. The class will meet the second Friday each month for twenty minutes of study and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliss
Six Marriage Licenses Issued in First Half of June
County Clerk Love reports six marriage licenses issued in the first half of June. This contrasts with seven for the same period in 1922. If the pattern holds, 1923 may surpass 1922 by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Northern fishing trip tale from Minnesota
S. W. Thompson and Lewis Del linger, yearly Minnesota visitors for a three or four week fishing voyage, are currently enjoying their northern excursion. They have sent E. B. Sellers a twelve pound muskelunge as proof of their catch and plans to share stories on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Thompson
Lewis Dellinger
Minnesota
E. B. Sellers
Glass fruit jars and canning supplies in Richey
Richey supplies include four gallon jars plus quart and pint jars, 1-quart tin cans, jar rubbers, and caps offered by Pierson Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey, Pierson & Smith
Delphi youths face trial in Ford theft case
Ross Clawson and William Rider, Delphi youths, were bound over to White Circuit Court after a preliminary hearing on vehicle taking. The Ford touring car owned by Mearl Latta was stolen Saturday night from South Illinois street and found later in Ameritus at Amstutz garage. Gilbert Lewis of Delphi implicated in the case but not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Ross Clawson
William Rider
Justice of the Peace
E. G. Smith
White Circuit Court
Mear
Mr. Latta
Amstutz
Americus
Ralph Fisher
Battle Ground
State Motor Police
Gilbert Lewis
Union Church Services Begin Across Three Local Churches
Plans were approved for summer union services held Sunday evenings in July and August. Services rotate among Methodist, Christian, and Presbyterian churches. July 1 at Methodist with Rev H T Wilson. July 8 at Christian with Rev Jordan. July 15 at Presbyterian with Rev Plumadud headlining the city park gathering. Ron Burnham of national note also to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
H. T. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Jordan
Fowl Plumadud
St. Louis
Ron Burnham O
Monticello
Car Crash Near Shook Road Injures No One
Ted Hughes of Buffalo damaged his car in a Sunday evening collision with a Buick carrying Winamac residents near the Baer home on Shook road. The Hughes car had a broken windshield and a wheel torn off, while the Buick lost three wheels and its front end was badly damaged. Nobody was seriously hurt. occupants of the Buick were shaken but okay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hughes
Morgan Hughes
Buffalo
Baer
Hughes
Winamac
Buick
Mr. Hughes
Distinguished Educator Baldwin Shapes Missouri Normal Schools
The article recounts Joseph Baldwin’s rise from Indiana to Kirksville Missouri where he opened a Kirksville Normal School and pushed for state supervision of normal education. It notes his early work in Burnettsville 1865 teachers institute with J A Baldwin and William Irelan, and influence on Indiana and Missouri teacher training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
J. A. Baldwin
William Irelan
Baldwin
White County
Burnettsville
Indiana
Joseph Baldwin
Kirksville
Missouri
J. J. Griggsby
The
Christian Church
Pennsylvania
J. B. Merwin
St. Louis
American School Journal
Frank L. Ferris
B. F. Henry
National Bank of
H. C. Langley
California
District Normal School of
Sam Houston Normal
Rensselaer Booster Parade Idea Delayed to August
The Rensselaer Republican reports an advertising committee tour and plans for a large booster parade to promote the fourth of July celebration. The piece questions why the parade is timed for the latter part of August instead of sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rensselaer Republican
Advertising Committee
DePauw Graduate Kathryn Bassett Back From Summer Break
Kathryn Bassett returned home from Arcola to Goodland after graduating from DePauw University. She attended commencement at the University of Illinois Champaign last Saturday and is a daughter of Dr and Mrs C C Bassett. Local note mentions her Goodland ties and family history with Rev T J Bassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Bassett
Arcola
DePauw University
University of Ilinois
Champaign
Goodland Herald
Bassett
C. C. Bassett
Goodland
T. J. Bassett
Time for Rubber Hose and Ice Cream Freezers
Local ad mentions rubber hoses and ice cream freezers available at Richey Pierson and Smith. It promotes hosiery at The Fair with summer silk shades. Also urges Willard batteries from Nelson Motor Sales and Kyanize Motor Car Enamel to refresh cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey, Pierson & Smith
Willard
Nelson Motor Sales
Home Coming at Pike Creek Church to Welcome Residents
The first annual Home Coming of the Church of the Brothers at Pike Creek north of Monticello will be held next Sunday June 24 Plans include former residents returning and Rev Galen B Rover of Huntington Pa son of longtime Monticello schools superintendent Rev Roger to preach Saturday and Sunday Elder Frank Fisher of Mexico Ind also planned to attend A basket dinner will be served at noon with open invitation to all former residents and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brothers
Pike Creek
Monticello
Galen B. Rover
Huntington
John B. Rover
Roger
Frank Fisher
Mexico
Ind
Weed Day Planned by White County Farmers
County Agent Roscoe Fraser announces Weed Day next Monday June 25 to address Canada thistle spread. Purdue specialist Albert A. Hansen will conduct morning and afternoon field meetings at Chalmers and Walter Russow farm and speak at the library auditorium in Idaville. Farmers are urged to bring weed specimens including poisonous or unidentified plants for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Roscoe Fraser
Albert A. Hansen
Purdue
Fraser
Hansen
Chalmers
Walter Russow
Idaville
Coroner Exonerates Downey in Fatal Danville Crash
Hendricks County coroner exonerates John C. Downey of all blame in the death of Mrs. Jennie Smith who was struck by a car driven by Downey near Danville. Smith, 52, died after stepping from a huckster wagon while carrying her year old granddaughter who escaped injury. Downey, Delphi school principal and former local resident, has relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks County
John C. Downey
Jennie Smith
Condemnation case to resume in Tippecanoe Superior Court
The Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Company sues Scelnira Pingry and others in a condemnation proceeding to be resumed next Friday before Special Judge Joseph I Ibach in Lafayette. Six related cases on similar questions will be heard by Judge Ibach during the summer, with arguments in the Pingry case likely covering all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Company
Scelnira Pingly Et al
Joseph IL. Ibach
Hammond
Tippecanoe Superior Court
Lafayette
Ibach
Pingry
Telephone Co Promotes Voiles at The Fair
The Monticello Telephone Co advertises at the fair urging customers to call for orders and visit their booth. They highlight a fine line of voiles and invite buyers to compare before purchasing.
Oil stoves on sale from Richey Pierson Smith
A full line of oil stoves to select from including New Perfection O V E New Process and other models. Richey Pierson Smith offers a variety of efficient stoves for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Process
Wedding visit plans span White County families
Wm Russow together with Mr and Mrs Stuart Shafer and daughter Viola and Mr and Mrs Walter Albin traveled to Illinois Sunday to visit relatives. They will attend the wedding of the former's granddaughter on June 20 in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Russow
Stuart Shafer
Viola
Walter Albin
Illinois
Attendees listed at S. S. convention in Indianapolis
Rev. Combrink and daughter Martha join Catherine Gossett Alice Hansen Geneva Hughes Lida Moody Mrs. C. E. Holwerda and son Merrill J. P. Stewart and wife and Frank Hawkins among attendees at the Indianapolis Sunday school convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Indianapolis
Combrink
Martha
Catherine Gossett
Alice Hansen
Geneva Hughes
Lida Moody
C. E. Holwerda
Merrill
J. P. Stewart
Frank Hawkins
Sister Injured In Fall At Delphi Missionary Meeting
Ed May learned on Saturday that his sister Mrs Jane Klepinger is a Lafayette hospital patient with a fractured hip from a slip on a hardwood floor at a Delphi friend’s home during a missionary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed May
Jane Klepinger
Lafayette Hospital
Delphi
Burnettsville youths sponsor play at high school
The Baptist church youth group of Burnettsville will sponsor a play at the high school auditorium next Friday evening, June 22. The title is All on Ac count of Polly, advertised as real entertainment and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church of
Burnettsville
Polly
Delegates Named for State Sunday School Convention
The Sunday Schools will be represented at the State Sunday School convention in Indianapolis this week. Delegates include Rev and Mrs Arthur Harmon and Edna Wolf and Mabel Van Voorst from the Baptist school, Ann Younger and Mrs John Kassabaum from the Presbyterian school, and Jeanette Telfer from the Methodist school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Arthur Harmon
Edna Wolf
Mabel van Voorst
The
Baptist School
Ann Younger
John Kassabaum
Presbyterian School
Jeanette Telfer
Methodist School
Eubank Family In Fatal Indiana Auto Crash
Earl Eubank head of Cincinnati University Social Science and his three daughters were passengers when their car plunged off an embankment near New Palestine Indiana. Mrs Eubank and their eight year old son were killed. Earl and the other two daughters survived with injuries. The accident occurred Saturday night as Mr Eubank was en route to Chicago to lecture. Rev C B Stevens Mrs Eubank’s brother was visiting in Bloomington at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Edward Eubank
Department of Social Science
University of Cincinnati
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Eubank
University
Chicago
New Palestine
J. S. Minch
Monon
Cincinnati
Indiana Retail Dry Goods Convention Set in Indianapolis
The Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association announces its statewide convention in the Travertine Room of the Lincoln Hotel Indianapolis on Tuesday and Wednesday June 26 and 27. The event targets retail and ready-to-wear dealers with a focus on industry interests and member merchants across four fifths of the state. Roof painting services and local fabric offerings are advertised in nearby notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association
Travertine Room
Lincoln Hotel
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Local Man to Attend National Winchester Clubs Convention
Charles A. Pierson of Richey Pierson Smith will travel to Chicago for the National Association of Winchester Clubs annual convention at the Coliseum June 25 to 28. About four thousand dealers from across the U S are expected as an educational expo showcases store methods and equipment. Secretary of Labor James J. Davis will speak on the business man’s relationship to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Pierson
Richey, Pierson & Smith
Chicago
National Association of Winchester Clubs
Winchester
United States
New Haven
Conn
Great Lakes Naval Station
James J. Davis
Tom Comer Weds Oak Park Girl in Chicago Ceremony
The marriage of Tom Comer, former deputy county clerk and rural route carrier at the local post office, to Miss Minnie Van Becum of Oak Park occurred last Tuesday at St. Willibrord's church in Chicago. Rev Van Heertrum officiated. The couple, attended by Mr and Mrs Bryne A Jackson, planned a four course breakfast at Hyde Park Hotel for immediate relatives. Comer, son of Patrick Comer of Lafayette, was a former Princeton Township teacher who left to become deputy clerk. They will reside at 530 South Bluff Street after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Comer
Minnie van Becum
Oak Park
St. Willibrod’s Church
Chicago
van Heertrum
Bryne A. Jackson
Hyde Park
Comer
Patrick Comer
Lafayette
Princeton Township
Monticello
South Bluff Street
Lad's Hand Crushed by Wringer in Store Window Accident
Julian Goodman, son of Mr and Mrs Bernie Goodman, suffered severe finger injuries when his hand was pulled into an electric washing machine wringer in a furniture store window. He managed to switch off the machine with help, then sought medical aid from Dr Coffin who dressed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Goodman
Bernie Goodman
Julian
Open Season On Bass Anglers Face Slow Start
Saturday marked the bass season opener as local fishermen prepared bait and tackle at Lake Cicott. By midnight the bite was light, with few heavy catches reported. Sunday saw crowds along the river seeking relief from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicott
Enamel Ware Sale and New Dress Goods at The Fair
Window display highlights enamel ware priced at 99c. Hot weather line features dress goods including voiles eponges eto mines ratines and other fabrics available at The Fair.
Independence Day celebrations sweep Rensselaer Winamac and surrounding areas
Rensselaer announces a free high class Fourth of July with posters dispatched to towns within twenty five miles. Winamac plans a memorial suspension bridge dedication with Culver Military Academy guidance and a fireworks display. Delphi hosts a quiet observance while Norway Beach in White County features band concerts balloon ascension and other amusements for a mammoth June 23 celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Rensselaer
Terrtory
Winamac
Gignilliat
Culver Military Academy
Norway Beach
Pupil Vacation Club Picnic At City Park
Daily Vacation Bible School pupils from D. V. B. S. enjoyed two park outings. On Monday seventy five from the junior and primary departments played on the City Park equipment and received fruit from C. W. Wright under supervision of Miss Inez Hughes Genevieve Roth and Rev and Mrs C. C. Dobson. Tuesday twenty two kindergarten children were treated to morning snacks by Mr Wright as teachers Leths Leds and Mabel Holeman led the excursion. School enrollment reached 110 with ninety seven and ninety two present on the respective days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho
The
Christian Church
Jie
C. W. Wright
Inez Hughes
Genevieve Roth
C. C. Dobson
Leths Leds
Mabel Holeman
Wright
Sugar to go on sale at Gustaves Furniture June 30
Sugar priced at five cents per pound will be sold at Gustaves Furniture and Rag Store on Saturday June 30 starting at ten in the morning. Customers may buy up to eight pounds of sugar for each dollar spent on Fibre Chairs Settees Porch Swings or Ferneries. All seasonable goods included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaves Furniture and
Summer hosiery and Oriental designs at The Fair
Large assortment of summer hosiery for the family in cotton lisle and silk with prices at The Fair. Another shipment of refrigerators advertised by Richey Pierson Smith. Attend the dedication of the Memorial Suspension Bridge at Winamac on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey, Pierson & Smith
Winamac
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Missouri Normal School System
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Water
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Downey
Monticello Telephone Co
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