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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

5

Local Record of the Week Highlights Monticello Guests

Ellen Lawrie returns from Indianapolis after visiting relatives. Mrs. J.T. Prouty of Rensselaer was a guest of her sister Mrs. M. Childers. Harry Bennett and family with Mrs. Leroy Moore drove to Koakoma Sunday to visit relatives. Miss Gertrude Timmons returns from Chalmers where she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Fisher, former residents.

J.T. Prouty of Rensselaer Nc Aes M. Childers Harry Bennett Leroy Moore Koakoma Gertrude Timmons Chalmers Mrs A.J. Fisher

Local residents visit relatives and attend events across Illinois and Indiana

Miss Minnie Christensen visits Kanakee sister Mrs Ira Wilson while Albert Griffin of English Lake Indiana stays with his parents in the area. Mrs Martha Love of Lowell and Miss Nelle Flaningham travel for meetings and conferences. Several guests arrive in Royal Center from Chicago Gary and St Louis as Major H C Smith leaves the army and Rev J F Ashley heads to Jasonville.

Funeral in Idaville Calls W O Thomas Home

W O Thomas returned to Hammond Sunday evening after being summoned for the funeral of W H Hamelle in Idaville held Sunday afternoon. Maynard and Chester Loughry with Col and Mrs Howard Loughry of New York City returned from a motor trip to Chicago. Miss Marjorie Holverson underwent tonsil removal in Indianapolis with her mother Mrs Jacob Holverson. The Ladies Union of the Methodist Church meets at Mrs George Biederwolf’s home this Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs S E Piece and daughter Mary Jean with Mr and Mrs L D Carey return from a motor trip to Gibson City Illinois as guests of the former’s parents.

W. O. Thomas Hammond W. H. Hamelle Idaville Maynard Chester Loughry Col Howard K. Loughry New York City Chicago Motor Marjorie Holverson Indianapolis Jacob Holverson Ladies’ Union of the Methodist Church George Biederwolf South Bluff Street Mary Jean L. D. Carey Gibson City Dlineis

Local residents and visitors share news of travel and weddings

Mrs. Clarence Watkins heads to Indianapolis for a suved operation at Methodist hospital. Mrs. Lucy VanDeman arrives from Washington for two weeks with her daughter Miss Wilma in the War Risk Insurance Department. Lovee Burnell returns from a visit with relatives. Miss Eunice McClintic returns home for summer with parents. Col George H Healey captains American rifle team at the inter allied tournament. Mrs Kurtz tours from Conneil Bluffs. families gather at local homes and stores prepare for front updates.

Lucy VanDeman Washington, D. C Miss Wilma War Risk Insurance Department Government George H. Healey Rensselaer D'Avours Range Col. Healey

Mrs Nelson Visit With Niece Helen Dwyer

Mrs Nelson was accompanied by her niece Helen Dwyer who will visit there for some time after returning to their homes Tuesday.

T. E. Hanway

Miss Ruth Rice Returns From Indianapolis Study

Miss Ruth Rice arrived home after ten months studying at a private school in Indianapolis. She will spend the summer with her mother Mrs. Christena Rice at the Mikesell property on North Bluff Street.

Ruth Rice Indianapolis Christena Rice P. V. Mikesell North Bluff Street

Clarence Shesler Returns From Military Service

Clarence Shesler has returned to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Shesler superintendent and matron of the county farm after months of service. He received his discharge at Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio on June 18.

Clarence Shesler Wesley Shesler Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio

Cochran Couple Returns Home From Visit

Mr and Mrs Fred B Cochran return to their Chicago home Sunday after a brief visit with relatives. they are accompanied by the former's niece Mary Frances Cochran of Connerville who will spend the week with them.

Fred B. Cochran Chicago Mary Frances Cochran Connersville

Hornbeck Family Returns From Walkerton Visit

Mr and Mrs Z E Hornbeck returned Monday from a motor trip to Walkerton where they stayed with Mrs Hornbeck’s parents Mr and Mrs S F E Koontz Their daughter Miss Martha joined them at home after two weeks with her grandparents Also at the North Main Street home of Mr and Mrs A K Sills guest William Plunkett of Des Moines aged eighty six traveled alone Mr Plunkett is grandfather of Mrs Ralph Rawlings who is also a guest at the Sills home

Eunice McClintic Allen McClintic North Main Street Miss McClintic Gary Z. E. Hornbeck Walkerton A. K. Sills William Plunkett Des Moines Mr. Plunkett Ralph Rawlings Sills

Turner Family Visitors Extend Indiana Visit

Mr and Mrs Leonard Turner and their daughter from Indianapolis have spent several days here visiting the parents Mr and Mrs Alps John Turner and Senator and Mrs C D Meeker. Mr Turner will return home this week while Mrs Turner and the baby stay longer.

Leonard Turner Indianapolis Alps John Turner D. Meeker Turner Baby

Snyder Family Visit Returns Home From Marion

Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder and daughter Miss Atel Snyder visited Marion for a short time this week. They were joined by Mrs Mary Wingsbury as far as Swayzee. Esther Snyder, who had been visiting friends in Marion, returned home with them.

Mro Frank Snyder Atel U Marion Swayzee Mary Wingsbury Esther Snyder

Montz visit to Monticello follows A E F service

Sergeant and Mrs M. Montz of Chicago arrived in Monticello to visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs John Montz of West Harrison street. Montz recently discharged after serving with the A E F in France. Eddy family reunion held at Reuben Eddy's home west of the city with many relatives and friends enjoying a bountiful dinner and a program. The annual event will be at Rome City next year.

M. Montz Chicago Monticello John Montz West Harrison Street Sergeant Montz France Eddy Reuben Eddy Rome City

Ross Returns to Streets After Cataract Surgery

B F Ross leaves home confinement after three weeks since cataract removal at St Vincent’s hospital. Surgeon Dr Frank Morrison performed the operation. He currently cannot distinguish light from darkness and facial features remain unclear.

B. F. Ross Mr. Ross St. Vincent's Hospital Frank Morrison

Hanway to Return from Chicago Business Trip

T. E. Hanway will return today from a brief business trip to Chicago. He visited his daughter Miss Hilda Hanway, a commercial artist in Chicago who is rapidly advancing in her field and in demand by many large firms. Friends back home note her notable achievement with pride.

T. E. Hanway Chicago Hilda Miss Hanway

Miss Bess Fisher to Visit Chalmers for Six Weeks

Miss Bess Fisher will return to her home in Chalmers next Sunday for a six weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A G Fisher. She has been employed as a teacher in the high school at Lowell Massachusetts the past winter and will return east in the fall to resume her work. She has many friends here having resided here with her parents for several years.

Bess Fisher Chalmers A. G. Fisher Miss Fisher Lowell Massachusetts

Street improvement bids due for Third Street paving

Third street between Broadway and Harrison will be improved with sidewalks curbs and gutters and graded with crushed stone paving. Bids for the construction will be received until 8:00 a.m. on July 15, then awarded to the lowest and best bidder.

Third Street Broadway Harrison Street

Fire destroys barn on local farm early Friday morning

A barn on a farm owner unspecified suffered total loss in an early Friday morning fire. Firefighters battled the blaze but could not prevent the structure from burning. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.

Hay barn fire damages Baer farm near the city

A fire three miles north of the city burned the Jasper A. Baer farm contents including hay grain and farming tools. Lightning is suspected as the cause. No livestock were harmed and insurance will offset part of the loss, estimated in the thousands. Fred C. Griffin, overseas veteran and son of the city clerk, has returned home and awaits discharge at Camp Taylor before moving to Monticello.

Jasper A. Baer Mr. Baer

Young Ladies Club Entertained on North Railroad Porch

The Young Ladies Business and Social Club were hosted by Misses Ethel Snyder and Sylvia Robinson at Snyder's North Railroad Street home Tuesday evening. The porch glittered with Japanese lanterns but rain prevented porch and lawn entertainment. A pleasant social hour preceded refreshments.

Young Ladies Business & Social Club Ethel Snyder Sylvia Robinson North Railroad Street

Rose Party Honors Mrs Loughry in New York Guests

Mrs. Howard K. Loughry of New York City was guest of honor at a rose party hosted by Mrs. William N. Loughry on South Illinois Street last Thursday afternoon. Twenty four guests attended with pink and white roses decorating the home. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Ralph Rawlings of Martian, Ohio, visiting her mother Mrs. A. I. Sills, was an out of town guest.

Howard K. Loughry New York City William N. Loughry South Illinois Street Ralph Rawlings Martian Ohio A. I. Sills

Sunday School convention attendees from Methodist and Presbyterian churches

The state Sunday School convention in Marion included Mr and Mrs J Hibner and Miss Blanche Cullum representing the Methodist Sunday School. Miss Cullum served as a delegate. A Presbyterian Sunday School team arrived by car led by L A Carson, with Rev M M Rodgers and Misses Louise Hutt Amy Carr Catharine Hutton Mildred Galbreth and Margaret Roach among the representatives.

Ti Sesstom Marion J. Hibner Blanche Cullum Methodist Sunday School Miss Cullum L. A. Carson Presbyterian Sunday School Carson M. M. Rodgers Louise Hutt Amy Carr Catharine Hutton Mildred Galbreth Margaret Roach

Navy Yeoman Rothrock Returns After One Year Service

Yeoman John Rothrock, after a year and a few days in the U S Navy, returned home Saturday with a release last week and four ocean crossings during his service. He enlisted at Great Lakes Naval Station the day after high school graduation and remains on the reserve list, subject to call within four years. Miss Wilhelmina Middlestadt of Monon wins a Freshman scholarship at Northwestern University Evanston Ill valued at 150 dollars. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Middlestadt and is a familiar visitor to this city.

U.S. Navy John Rothrock Navy Rothrock White County Great Lakes Naval Station Wilhelmina Middlestadt Monon Northwestern University Evanston Illinois Miss Middlestadt C -Middlestadt

Roses Bloom On Loughry Arbor At South Thaois Street

A rose arbor at the home of Mr and Mrs W N Loughry on South Thaois street has drawn attention for two weeks. Mrs Loughry has cut six hundred clusters from it and the plant still holds at least that many more. The Dorothy Perkins roses are white and pink with shades from pale to deep rose. Trent and Mrs Gwitt Thomas recently left with Mrs Thomas parents for Washington to have Lieut Thomas undergo another surgical operation for a bone graft in his right leg injured in August 1918. He hopes to regain health after the procedure.

W. N. Loughry Thomas

Wounded officer sick with influenza and pneumonia

The wounded officer, previously granted thirty days sick leave to hospitalize, contracted influenza and pneumonia shortly after being wounded. He fell ill before the fire extension expired, prompting a telegraph to Washington for additional time.

Washington

Miss Nellie Sawyer Graduates From Chicago Musical College

Miss Nellie Sawyer of this city attended the commencement at Chicago Musical College last Thursday evening as part of the graduating class. The brief report notes her participation in the ceremony and the class to which she belonged.

Nellie Sawyer Chicago Musical College

Miss Sawyer Graduates From Chicago Music School

About five hundred members composed the audience as Miss Sawyer received her diploma marking completion of studies in piano harmony ear training history and pedagogy at the Chicago college. She earned a free scholarship for the summer course and will return to Chicago for postgraduate work. Sawyer, a musician of ability, hails from Monticeto and previously graduated from the Parker School of Music at Lafayette before joining the Chicago program.

Sewyer Chicago Sawyer Parker School of Music Lafayette Chicago School

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Hamill & Co Mornticelle Sud Monticello and Vicinity Ellen Lawrie Minnie Christensen Kankakee Ilinois Ira Wilson Albert Griffin The Pennsylvania Railroad English Lake Ind Fred L. Griffin Martha Love W. R. Cullum West Washington Street Nelle Flaningham Logansport A. K. Rawlins Mrs. King Rawlins Eva Casey Boyd T. Cochran Virginia Mae Elwood Sam Karlsruh Charles FE. Schlademan Seafield Lewis Dellinger Laura Clymer Josephine Mars. W. A. McLaughlin Myre Merlin Cochran Fh. W. Hanna Burnettsville Tlf Hine Taraily Rays AL Peiber Jane Virginia van Elder Anderson Robert Cottrell Royal Center H.C. Smith B. G. Smith J. F. Ashley Jasonville Christian Church Charles Sullivan East Monticello Walter Chance St. Louis Missouri al ©. Barntt Mason City Town Martha Teeter Canton Ississippi Dennis PL Teeter Crawfordsville Lehigh Laas Tet Uality Clarence Watkins Methodist Hospital Lovee Burnell Chicas W. FE. Burnell Ms. Burnell Northwestern Steel and Car Company EL 41. McColliam Minnie Randall Walcot Trinnan Randall Goodland Wolcott BE. Gi. McCollum S.C. Gibson Ella Cochran Gibson Remington Jessie Johnson Katherine Otstot Newcastle Miss Otstot J. W. Pyle Peru Alva Hanawalt North Iinois Street Mrs. Pyle D. D. Phillips Champaign Lucille Tone Verne Phillips John Boyd Julia S. Peet Wben Babb Jesse Franks W. BR. Kurtz EB. Loughry James Mebeth John M. Turner George Nelson Hilda Hanway Fred C. Griffin F. . Griffin United States Camp Mill Camp Taylor the State Bank of Fordson Tractor F. E. B. Dearborn Auto Inn L.K. Witz Pathe Thea Petite Valee Cavotte Claudia Muzio Claudia Muzio Atiful Song of Love Josef Hollman Bette! de Sylvia Lea Chasseresses Pizziasto de Republicaine Arthur Fields Bright Earl F. Wilde Lawdyt Ernst Hare Billy Murray Fos Adele Rowland Alanis Royal Orchestra Band Slim Ynco Bowman Bros Rexall
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