White County School Trustees Set Tuesday Meeting
Wednesday July 26 meeting called by EL OB state school inspector Wetherow to guide White County trustees. Superintendent Payne to announce trip date and outline duties including building inspections, classroom checks, and teacher approvals. Supplementary readers for all first through fourth grades discussed with trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL OB. Wetherow
Walcone
Verceelle
White County
Tate Selon
Kirby
Payne
Terre Haute
Wiselh
Thos
Cael
Fe PA Pine
White Pennty
Vr. Payne
Cele
School Houses Underway in Monticello and Round Grove
Excavation on the Monticello school building began last Tuesday with foundations nearly finished for the new Round Grove Township school. Delays push occupancy to the next term and completion to late fall for both projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticelli
Round Grove Township
Monticello
Round Grove
Big Reduction Sale Starts Saturday July 1
Our sale runs from Saturday July 1 through Saturday July 8 inclusive. Pony votes with every purchase of 10 cents and over at the fair.
Farm Land Loans Offered by H. C. Johnson & Son
A local farm loan notice advertises substantial lending on farm land with low rates. The notice is signed by H. C. Johnson & Son and bears the date 11-3-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Johnson & Son
Big Reduction Sale At The Fair
A big reduction sale runs at the fair beginning Saturday July 18 and runs through July 8 inclusive.
Severe Wind Storm Sweeps Through Monticello Area
A powerful wind storm last Saturday caused minor damage to buildings trees and crops but heavy destruction centered near Monticello. The west town park stand at Indi park collapsed a cement wall blew out near the factory line and several vehicles were trapped in debris. Widespread reports indicate wind toppled trees damaged pumps and silos across the county with the worst impact around Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Monticello
Tdaville
Indi Park
Erand
Slinky Mannutaeturme Companys
Lanldine
Midi
Faeturs Inildne
Beli Melvin
Porsedan Beleneime
Tour Roth
George Shaler
Hedidinus
Brookston Couple Weds in Cincinnati Grand Hotel Ceremony
Miss Beulah Antionette Alkire and Charles P. Kayser wed at noon last Saturday in the Grand Hotel Cincinnati venue. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Alkire of Brookston, studied at Leavette Conservatory of Music and was engaged in musical activities. the groom, an engineer with the Ohio State Highways Commission, is stationed in Batavia Ohio. The couple will reside in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Alkire
Charles F. Kayser
Cincinnati
Pardors
Grand Hotel
Ono
Beulah Antionette Alkire
Charles P. Kayser
Dro Methiloueh
Bhauty
Edward Alkive
Brookton
Willianelle
West Lafayette
Susie
Moeie
Pep Taetas
Tae
Brookston
Old State
We Baxser
Approaching Wedding for Alfa Geneva Scott and John Arrasmith
Announcement from Miss Alfa Geneva Scott and John Howard Arrasmith set the wedding for Friday afternoon June 30 at three o'clock at the Scott home north of the city. The bride elect, a local high school graduate class of 1992, plans to marry the county farmer, son of Mirw and Mrs H F Arrasmith, who live northeast of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfa Geneva Scott
John Howard Arrasmith
Miss Scott
W.N. Scott
Scott
Igh
Arrasmith
Mirw
H. FP. Arrassmith
Monticello
Herald Office to Close July Fourth for Holiday
The Herald will close for the entire day July Fourth to observe the holiday and allow a short vacation for staff. Correspondents are asked to submit items so they reach the office by Monday to ensure publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Pulyth
Greatly Reduced Ladies and Girls Dresses at the Fair
A large selection of dresses for ladies and girls offered at greatly reduced wholesale prices. Early shopping urged to secure complete sizes. A carload of tires to be sold at wholesale prices at Montivello Tire Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montivello Tire
Eoop
White County Sets 10000 Quota for Riley Hospital Drive
County quota for the statewide campaign to raise nine million dollars for the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children is ten thousand dollars. The hospital will be built in Indianapolis and serve children statewide, with about two million total cost and four buildings. Marion County faces the largest quota, over one third of the state total, with initial private gifts already over two hundred fifty thousand. The hospital aims to admit any resident child under sixteen in need of care, with donations payable in five annual installments starting December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Riley
Indiana
Marion County
Tudianapolis
United States Public Health Service
Thaneh Tidiana
Frye and McBeth Marriage Held at Burnettsville Home
Miss Julia Faye Frye of Burnettsville wed Dr. Walter McBeth of Royal Center yesterday morning at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Peeter. Officiant Rev. Heeter, with witnesses Berdella McBeth of Monticello and Mr and Mrs Walter Schladewan of Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nne
Julia Faye Frye
Burnettsville
Walter McBeth
Royal Center
G. B. Peeter
Heeter
Berdella McBeth
Monticello
Walter 3. Schladewan
Reynolds
Clark Fisher marriage license issued in Wolcott
A marriage license was issued yesterday morning to Clarence G. Fisher a Lapel lumberman and Miss Marvell McChark of Wolcott both prominent in the Wolcott community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence G. Fisher
Lapel
Ind
William B. Fisher
Welcott
Marvell Mc Chark
Ma. O
Robert Clark
Wolcott
Born fide big Reduction Sale at the Fair
Announcement notes a sale event starting Saturday July 15 and running through Saturday July 8 at the fair. It promises substantial discounts during the event.
See Us Before Making Your Farm Loan
Chevrolet cars and parts advertised by Hargraves at Yeoman appear in a brief local notice dated June 8, 1981, promoting loan-related services for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Hargraves
Yeoman
Condemnation Suits Filed Over Norway Dam Backwater
Indiana Hydro Electric Power Company filed two more condemnation suits to acquire land overflowed by Norway dam backwater. Defendants include Asa and Maude Conwell, Mary Denton, and Richard Stevenson with appraisers assigning damages of 1121.25 to Conwell land and 25 for dam age. Stevenson held a mortgage and was paid 125 for reduced acreage. Denton received 75. A third suit names David Hinshaw and Melissa Hinshaw among defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hydro- Electric Power Company
Norway Dam
Asa Conwell
Maude Conwell
Mary E. Denton
Richard Stevenson
Jude Carr
Chambers
John Beagle
Merritt Moorhaus
Bart Holmes
Oscar Yundt
Ralph Davis
Tippecanoe Loan & Trust Company
George H. Thomnen
White
Tippecanoe
Power Company
David Hinshaw
Melissa Hinshaw
Richard Mr. Hinshaw, Jr
Charles J. Hinshaw
White County
Mary EB. Denton
Funeral of L. D. Reprogle Held in Monticello
Lorenzo D. Reprogle died after a year long illness. Funeral conducted at the family home by Rev. H. T. Wilson. Interment in Riverview cemetery. A White County native born December 14, 1858, he left thirteen children, nine living with the widow. Surviving children include Jesse Stewart Reprogle of Manon Chester, Clifford and Maynard Reprogle of Monticello, Mrs. William Medley of Remington, Mrs. Beet Saunders, Grace Reprogle, and Bertha Reprogle of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo D. Reprogle
South Railroad
H. T. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Riverview
Mr. Reproyde
Au Ivess
White County
Peter
Rebecca Reprogle
Catherine McDonald
Phew
Jesse
Stewart Reprogle
Manon
Chester
Clifford
Maynard Reprogle
Monticello
Witliam Medley
Remington
Beet Saunders
Grace
Bertia Reprogle
Former pastor to preach two Sunday sermons in county
Rev. I. W. Bailey, once in charge of Baptist churches in Welcott Chalmers Brookston and Burnettsville, will preach next Sunday in Welcott in the morning and Chalmers in the evening. He has resided in Kansas for about twenty years since leaving the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Bailey
Welcott
Chalmers
Brookston
Burnettsville
Bailey
Kansas
Liberty Township Sunday School Fourth of July Celebration
Township churches plan a community Fourth of July event one half mile east of Buffalo. A splendid program will be presented with amusements and refreshments. All Sunday Schools in the township cooperate on the celebration and invite residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Township
Buffalo
Monticello Monon Station Gets Fresh Paint
Residents note the Monticello Monon station is being repainted and hope the refreshed exterior signals a broader push for a new station. Local observers caution funding remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Monticello
Reduced Prices At Fair Opens Saturday July 18
The big stock will sell at reduced prices during the fair starting Saturday July 18. A missing suitcase with Jady’s wearing apparel was found between Mart Hughes residence and Nelson farm near Monticello. Notify Mart Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Hughes
Nelson Farm
Jady
Monticello
Ed Spencer Undergoes Operation in Lafayette Hospital
Mrs Ed Spencer, long in frail health, submitted to an operation at Home hospital in Lafayette last Saturday. The procedure went as well as could be expected and her condition is reported satisfactory by doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Spencer
Home
Lafayette
Former Auditor in Serious Condition After Surgery
Special from Chalmers reports A. G. Fisher once county auditor and now resident of Chalmers is hospitalised at St. Elizabeth Lafayette. He recently underwent a major operation, showed initial rally but remains in serious condition. Relatives and friends remain hopeful for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Fisher
Chalmers
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Death of Mrs. Tom Ginn in Edaville
Mrs. Tom Ginn aged eighty three died Wednesday at her son Wal near Sleeth. Funeral held Saturday at United Presbyterian Church with Rev McCleery officiating. She had been an invalid for two years and lived in Edaville with her husband before moving to her children. Burial followed in Edaville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ginn
Wal
Sleeth
United Presbyterian Church
McCleery
Former Chalmers Resident William Wakeman Dies in New Paris
William Wakeman of New Paris Indiana, formerly of Chalmers, dropped dead at his home Tuesday morning. His son Jesse and daughters are noted. Mrs Mason Jones of Chalmers and Mrs Everett Potter of Brookston left for New Paris to arrange funeral plans. Wake was a prosperous farmer respected by all who knew him.
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William Wakeman
New Paris
Ind
Wakeman
Chalmers
Jesse
Mason Jones
Everett Potter
Brookston
Wakewae Owas
Aged Brookston Lady Dies After Long Illness
Miss Sarah Holtzman died after several weeks illness at age about eighty five. Born in Pennsylvania in 1837 she leaves a brother Dr Holtzman of Michigan and a sister Miss Emma of Brookston. Funeral held at the family home Wednesday at three with Rev Cambrink officiating and burial in Brookston cemetery. Dr and Mrs Holtzman of Michigan attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Holtzman
Pennsylvania
Holtzman
Michigan
Emma
M. 4. Holtzman
Cambrink
Brookston
Mrs. Holtzman
Marriage of Lois Pearl Thorne to Prof Fawin Clark
Dr and Mrs R W Thorne of Greensburg announce the marriage of their daughter Lois Pearl to Prof Fawin Clark of Clarksburg. The ceremony was Sunday at two o clock at Roberts Park M E church with Rev Campbell officiating. They left for a wedding trip through Canada to the western coast and California and will reside in Clarksburg after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Thorne
Greensburg
Lois Pearl
Fawin Clark
Clarksburg
Roberts Park
Campbell
Thorntown
Clark
Canada
California
Indiana University
Ohio Wesleyan
Sigma Chi
Phi Rho Delta
The Fair Sale of Regular Stock Merchandise
A dealership stresses that every article in the sale is regular stock merchandise not cheap bait goods. The notice underscores that the event is a standard sale of established inventory.
China Dinner Sets At Fair Sale Prices
Buyers are urged to purchase chikarware dishes at the fair with large reductions. Harvest and threshing season prompts market discounts on dinner sets and related chinaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chikaware
Monticello Club Women Plan July Picnic at City Park
Monticello women outline a July 1 picnic by the Local Union of Clubs in City Park with afternoon and evening events. Each club to contribute food items and serve, with committees led by club presidents and names noted for entertainment and rest-room improvements at the court lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Union of Clubs
Clu
University Club
Mothers
George Specer
Nora Gardner
Julia McCraig
A.B. Cray
Far Burns
Netghbors Club
Young Ladies’ Guild
New teachers appointed to Monticello schools
The Monticello school board completed its faculty with two new hires and one returning, excluding the music teacher. S. Gardiner of Idaville, Purdue and North Carolina background, will teach physics and manual training and coach athletics. Russell Gordon becomes history department head at the high school. Frank Myer from Pulaski County joins to teach mathematics with 17 years’ experience. Miss Vera Cowger fills the fifth grade vacancy. Miss Merle Ackerman remains director of art and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
George Vandiver
Gladys Banes Bradley
Mary Lawne
S. Gardiner
Idaville
Gardiner
Purdue University
Beine
University of North Carolina
Kokomo
Tdnville
Purdue
Russell Gordon
Monon
Indiana University
Frank Myer
Pulaski County
Pulaski High School
Valparaiso University
Merle Ackerman
John Miller
Ruth Vogel
Local Fair Hosiery Ad Promotes Low Prices
An advertisement urges shoppers in Monticello to visit the fair for one of the largest hosiery lines with big reduction prices. The notice also claims farm loans can be arranged at the lowest rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Big Reduction Sale At The Fair
We have to make room for our fall goods which will soon be coming in. This sale offers a big reduction on current inventory at the fair.
Bootlegging Arrests in Cass County Lead to Bonded Debtors
Three Lafayette men Roser Williams Hoover and Trever Williams were arrested late Friday and held on bonds of 500 each on liquor possession and transporting charges. A car linked to Williams contained alcohol a revolver and other items. They appeared before Justice L. W. Alford and were bound over to the circuit court with A K Smith as attorney and Prosecutor Glenn Slenker to lead the case. More trials expected in September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roser Willams
Hoover
Lafayette
Wilhamm
Troover
Cass
Logansport
Tresdas
Norway
Price
Witz
Cin Moesnal Rothrock
Senever Burek
Williams
Wilkins
Fisecer
Heine
Suoease
Vokel
Shaistiee
Club House Planned by Tippecanoe Country Club Board
The Tippecanoe Country Club board met last Tuesday and approved immediate construction of a club house on grounds north of Monticelli. A special committee of W. F. Bracker, To E. Hanaway, Ibo Brardner and Bert Van Voorst will invite bids from contractors to erect the building per adopted plans and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Country Club
Monticelli
W. F. Bracker
E. Hanaway
Ibo Brardner
Bert van Voorst
Ars
Body Brought For Burial Of Charles Deshler
The body of Charles Deshler of Lafayette who died suddenly at his home was brought to Monticello Tuesday morning. Funeral services were held at Oak Grove Church with Rev. Heeter of Burnettsville officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. Deshler, born near Monticello, was about 59. He is survived by a sister Mrs. Catherine Whiteher of Tafarette, a brother James Deshler of Dayton, Ohio, and three cousins Fred Hoover Enoch Sinks and Mrs. Reigele of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deshler
Lafayette
Monticella
Oak Grove Church
Heeter
Burnettsville
Oak Grove
Deshler
Monticello
Catherine Whiteher
Tafarette
James Deshler
Dayton
Ohio
Fred Hoover
Enoch Sinks
Mrs. Reigele
Local Girl Honored at State Christian Endeavor Meet
Miss Clara Moore of this city was chosen as general secretary of the Indiana Christian Endeavor Society at the state convention in South Bend last week. Other officers include Rev. A. H. Moore as president and Lehman of Berne treasurer with Rev. J. D. McLandress, Rev. M. S. Livengood, Rev. G. Raymond Booth, and Rev. Hillis L. Avery as vice presidents. The executive board retains Evan Williams as field secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
South Bend
Indiana Christian Endeavor Society
A. H. Moore
Lehman
Berne
Ind
J. D. McLandress
Indienapolis
M. S. Livengood
Penn
G. Raymond Booth
Marion
Hillis L. Avery
Greenfield
Evan Williams
Brookston Physician Weds in Indianapolis Vows
Dr AH Montford Cos formerly locating in Brookston married Miss Ure terine Firsich in Indianapolis last week and now resides in Brookston. Mrs Cox is a graduate nurse and will assist him in office calls and other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AH. Montford Cos
Brookston
Indianapolis
Ureterine Firsich
Cox
Big Reducing Sale At The Fair For Toilets
A large sale highlights all toilet articles of every kind at the fair. The event promotes deep discounts across plumbing items and related fixtures, inviting shoppers to explore fixtures, fittings, and accessories at reduced prices.
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Supt Payne
Warhen
Riley Memorial Hospital
Clark-Fisher
FIDE
Hydro-Electric Power Company
L. D
Lafayette Hospital
Walcott
Ydaville
Hamill
Roger Williams
Wtl
Cas
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