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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

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State Bank to Remodel Interiors with New Vaults

The State Bank plans a major remodel including new vaults, a directors room, and enhanced furnishings. Two five ton vault doors will house four hundred deposit boxes, with eighteen inch reinforced concrete walls. The project, led by architect J. Horn of Logansport, targets completion by November 1 after a twenty thousand dollar budget.

The State Bank Indiana Reo First Merchants Bank Lafayette Logansport Fredloever Bank Boothroyd Sar J. Horn

Goodman Company Mid-Season Sale Announcement

The Goodman Company announces a mid-season sale of seasonable merchandise in their regular lines. The event runs from June 28 to July 5 with many bargains highlighted in a separate page advertisement. Read and attend to catch reduced prices.

Goodman Company

Genuine Victrola Ad From The Goodman Co

A local ad urges customers to seek the genuine Victor Dow trademark and insist on authentic Victrolas and Edison records. The Goodman Co promotes handling both machines and invites customers to come in and hear them.

Victor Dow Edisons The Goodman Co

Wirthmore Waists and Wellirth Blouses at The Fair

Large shipment arrives with new styles of Wirthmore waists and Wellirth blouses sold only at The Fair. Advertisements promote labor-saving washing machines, including both power and band washers, and announce a special sale on ladies aprons. Dr J Gochenour, a dentist with 25 years in one office, is listed with contact details in Monticello.

E. R. Gardner Adv J. Gochenour Monticello

Army Worm Damage Eases Across White County Farms

Army worm damage is subsiding in White County after hitting Brookston and Chalmers areas. Wolverton and Leach farms east of Chalmers show the most damage with ten acres of corn lost and thirty acres of rye affected. Timely fungus enemies and insect predators have reduced numbers, and worms are nearing a moth stage, likely moving north soon.

White County Brookston Chalmers Wolverton Leach Timothy Fields Brackneyv Redding Erickson Haff Statton

War Mothers of White County plan July Fourth dinner for all service members

White County War Mothers announce a July Fourth dinner at the courthouse dawn to honor soldiers sailors marines Red Cross nurses and hospital staff who served in World War I. All veterans are invited with volunteers urged to bring baskets of cats. contributions welcomed but not required.

Red Cross White County War Mothers Court House Navy Army

State Auto Insurance opens office at FE with local agents

The State Automobile Insurance Company opens an office at the FE through the J. W. Walker state agent and Walter Reynolds district manager. The firm offers fire theft collision liability and property damage coverage and is praised for prompt claim payments.

State Automobile Insurance Company FE. M. Childers Insurance Agency J. W. Walker Walter Reynolds

New Straw Hats Arrive in Scarce Styles at The Style Center

The Goodman at The Style Center announces fresh straw hat styles now available. Limited quantities mean quick choices for shoppers seeking new summer headwear.

Margowsky junk and hides buyers open near Presbyterian church

Sam and Albert Margowsky announce relocation to the former Read's blacksmith shop area just west of the Presbyterian church and will pay top prices for all kinds of junk and hides. Call 139 to sell.

Sam Albert Margowsky Read Presbyterian Church

Naked and weary: Reynolds man returns from Jeffersonville reformatory

John Musgrave of Reynolds escaped from the Jeffersonville reformatory Saturday and traveled home largely in his underwear. He said he rode a freight behind a train to Indianapolis, obtained food from farmers, and was recaptured Wednesday morning by Sheriff Price and Deputy Witz. Musgrave is to serve one to fourteen years for grand larceny after stealing a horse and bogey from Robert Reumler. Sheriff Price will receive a fifty dollar reward.

John Musgrave Reynolds Jeffersonville Musgrave Reynolis Sheriff Price Indianapolis Price Witz Reformatory May Ltd Robert Reumler Medaryville Carr Circuit Court

Tippecanoe Post Meeting Set at Presbyterian Church

Members of the G. A. R. Tippecanoe Post and companions will meet at the Presbyterian church on Saturday June 28 at 3 p m Refreshments will be served by the Ladies of the Lawton Circle to members and wives of one companion.

Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church Lawton Circle

The Goodman Co. Announces Fair Dress and Footwear Picks

Ad copy notes factory arrivals at The Goodman Co. offering ladies and children dresses in voiles from 4.98 to 14.50 with sizes 16 to 46, plus a wide footwear line and machine oil stock. Departments carry Munsingwear B V D and Porosknut items and promise best prices at the fair.

the Goodman Co Voile Goodman Co

Hamelle Will Benefits Churches Library And Relatives

The late William H. Hamelle's will filed in White Circuit Court distributes estate valued at 20 to 30 thousand dollars. Monticello Public Library receives 300 cash plus his private library of about 800 volumes. three local churches get 500 each. Mrs Minerva Clem receives 5,000 and other relatives receive smaller bequests. Harriet Glasdlow inherits the remainder with full ownership, and Caroline Snowden is administratrix with bond set at 60,000.

William H. Hamelle White Circuit Court Monticello Public Library Hamelle Minerva M. Clem Redona Beach California Sarah J. Young Margaret A. Hamelle Caroline Snowden Idaville Jennie Mikesell Monticello White County Harriet L. Glasdlow Portland Iid Joseph §. Minch Chalmers Clarence R. Cowger

Demonstrations of Moline Universal Tractor at local farms

Farmers Carl Hendryx near Idaville Clarence Shields near Reynolds and Frank Raub near Chalmers will host tractor demonstrations using Deering and Mo line binders. Exact date depends on grain ripening. Contact each farmer by phone to arrange a short visit. Reynolds Indiana sales contact J W Gardner. Additionally an advertisement promotes oil stoves from Why heat up your house with coal or wood ranges, offering wick and wickless models for a cooler kitchen.

Carl Hendryx Idaville Rye Clarence Shields M. I. Rinker Reynolds Frank Raub Chalmers J. W. Gardner Indiana E. R. Gardner

Prominent White County Citizen Hamelle Dies in Logansport

William H. Hamelle longtime resident of White County died at St Josephs hospital Logansport after a weeks illness He was born in Jefferson Township Carroll County taught school across several townships and spent most of his life in Monticello Idaville and nearby areas Funeral services were held at Idaville with Masonic representatives among pallbearers He was regarded as a leading local authority on county organization.

William H. Hamelle White County St. Joseph’s Hospital Logansport Mr. Hamelle Caroline Scowden Idaville M. M. Rodgers Presbyterian Church S. A. Carson Bert van Voorst William N. Loughry Ora Hanull J. P. Simons Clarence Ft. Cowger Grand Chapter Masonic Lodge of Indiana Hamelle Jefferson Township Carroll County James Magee Burnettsville Irelan Thi Monticello Doctor Scott Liberty Township Monon Cass Princeton

Twenty candidates initiated at Eudora Rebekah lodge

Twenty candidates entered the Eudora Rebekah lodge at its regular meeting Tuesday evening. Visitors came from Wolcott Rensselaer Brookston and Illinois. Refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee were served to about one hundred guests.

Eudora Rebekah Lodge Wolcott Rensselaer Brookston Illinois

Work Starts at Attire Manufacturing Company Plant

Work began yesterday at the Attire Manufacturing Company on Main Street occupying two floors with thirty eight machines. Fifteen girls started, four needing extra training on power machines. A second class of fifteen will follow as soon as the first are proficient. They manufacture flannelette garments for children using an electric cutter operated by Sam Eisenberg of Chicago. The regular cutter is in a Chicago hospital. B Shaffner, principal owner, oversees erection and plant operations while Louis Rosenberg serves as factory foreman.

Attire Manufacturing Company Main Street Sam Eisenberg Chicago B. Shaffner Monticello Louis Rosenberg

Soldiers Homecoming Planned by Red Men on July Fourth

Preparations advance for a large northern Indiana celebration in Monticello with Red Men hosting a parade baseball game bands and Indian stunts including Custer's Last Stand. Eleven hundred veterans are invited for a war service reunion and festive feed by War Mothers. The Pearson Carnival Company will bring twelve shows and a 100 foot diving net act arriving next week. Public conveniences and dressing areas are arranged for all service members.

Red Men Indiana Montivello A. Pearson Carnival Company Court House United States

Kool Clothes Ad Promises Low Prices at The Fair

Palm Beach and Dixie hosiery shop features a wide range of colors and price points well below current market. Includes ladies misses children and men's hosiery advertised at The Fair with promotional pricing.

Palm Beach Dixie

Ice Cream Social in Sitka Church Lawn Next Saturday

The Baptist church youth in Sitka host an ice cream social on the church lawn next Saturday evening June 28 inviting the public. Also promotion for GEORGETTE WAISTS and ladies' hand bags at THE FAIR with adv.1t notices.

Sitka the Baptist Church

State Highways announced as Corn Belt Route favored

H. L. Wright announced a tentative state highway plan in Indianapolis. The Corn Belt Route will connect Fort Wayne to the state line and extend to Chicago via Monticello Burnettsville and Reynolds, with a north south link from Indianapolis to Chicago. Local boosters credit Commercial Push Club and S. A. Carson for the drive and expect early state improvements.

H. L. Wright State Highway Commission Indianapolis Commercial Push Club Good Roads Committee Monticello Indiana Ft. Wayne State Line Minnvis Peoria White County Burnettsville Irdaville Reynolds Wolcott Chicago Frankfort Cambria Prince Williams Delphi Remington Rensselaer Crown Point S. A. Carson Carson Staite Elightly Corn Belt Mayor Barnes Logansport Warren T. McCray Kentland A. Carson

Also Mentioned on This Page

the State Bank Goodman the Style Center Indiana Reformatory G. A. R. Tippecanoe Post NEW Oxfords William H. Hametle Paul Jones Melba Kool Klothes
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