Soldier Dies In Electric Line Work In Wet Conditions
A Wingimac man, Doyte, died Monday evening while working as a lineman for an electric company. He climbed a 45 foot pole during a heavy rain and received a fatal electric shock, throwing him onto live wires and fatally injuring him. He served in Company L and later Battery EF, 137th Field Artillery, and had spent time in Shelby, Miss, and France before the war’s end. No military funeral was held, and American Legion members attended his graveside service.
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Doyte
Efe
Gary
Stude Op
Gesitine
Devless Jimmie
Taump Shelby
Miss
Pittsburg Cutting Affair Leaves Injured Man
Report of a cutting incident in Pittsburg followed by an arrest and bond. Harry Henderson suffered a serious chest wound and the assailant, Fritz Morrison, was bound over to court. The month’s state health bulletin notes smallpox and influenza cases in the county with totals for deaths and births.
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Pittsburg
Fritz Morrison
Harry Henderson
Indiana State Board of Health
Whee
Srty
Bern
Lenora Walburn and Joseph Glasgow Wed in Walcott
Miss Lenora Merle Walburn daughter of J A Walburn Walcott and Joseph Hammelle Glasgow son of J F Glasgow Portland Indiana were married at the Walcott home Tuesday June 22. Officiant Redee or Francesville. Miss Lynetta Pugh served as bride’s maid and John Walburn brother of the bride was best man. Music by Beula Cray and Mixx Selene Graves of Monticello followed by a violins recital and wedding march.
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Lenora Merle Walburn
J. A. Walburn
Wocott
Joseph Hammelle Glasgow
J. F. Glasgow
Portland
Indiana
Walcott
Redee
Francesville
Lynetta Pugh
Uride
John Walburn
J. F. Glascow
Elsie Collasgow
Portlane
T. J. Reder
Irs
Ale Reames
Kentland
Vesely Ohwell
Monticello
Irenevieus McGruder
Masry Walburn
J. A. Welburn
Wolcott
Glasgow
Man Bound Over After Ore City Altercation
Tanne Mowrer arrested after a dispute with Benjamin over a bass discese at Moseres kone. Preliminary hearing waived. bound over to district court. Bond set with Allen Mc Cintie as surety. Case slated for September 1 in presiding justice court.
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Tanne Mowrer
Clarenes Benjamin
Lewine
Moseres Kone
Mowrer
Benjamin
Discese
Justice At the Peace
Smith
Aanthess
Bond
Allen McCintie
Screte
Mowrer Bound Over on Peace Charge for September Term
Another charge of surety of the peace was filed against Mowrer and he was bound over to the circuit court with a bond of 4500 signed by William Gardner of HBurnettsville as surety. A hearing will be held at the September term.
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Mowrer
Circuit Court
William Gardner
Hburnettsville
Grubb Custody Dispute Probed In Juvenile Court
In a juvenile court hearing Mrs. Grubb and her two daughters were reviewed amid threats to remove the children from the county. Judge Carr had previously awarded custody of all children to Mr. Grubb, following mediation with the father and probation officer Louis K. Snyder.
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R. Grubb
Osteopathic Physician Dr F A Turfler Advertises Office
Dr F A Turfler D O osteopathic physician explains treatment of acute and chronic diseases. He lists office hours Tuesday and Friday at the Goodman Building and provides phone 222. Advertises in the Herald noting White County’s largest circulation.
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Office Goodman
The
Herald
White County
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Jimmy” Doyle
137Th I.A
Winamac Military
Morrison
Pittebure
Henderson
Matthew Stankard
the Herald
Largus
Jone Wedding
Joseph Hamelle Glasgow
Isaac Mowrer
F. A. Turfler
D. O
State Bank OF
White County Lumber Co
Palm Beach
Dixie
Copyricht
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Panama
Bangkok
Balibuntal
Louis
the Goodman Co
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