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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1921

Page

1

Rail freight car robbers tied to Monon arrest

Monon switchman Luther Lutes and B. Allison were jailed in Lafayette after investigators stopped them en route to Lafayette with liquor believed stolen from a Monon freight car. Sheriff Price and deputies searched Monon homes and found alcohol. Fulmer and Clay Lutes pleaded not guilty in federal court as officials prepare to transfer the case.

Monon Railroad White County Monon Hages Albert Schofield B. Allison Luther Lutés Lafayette Monen Tippecanoe Price Wik Allison Mr. Alison Robert Fulmer Clay Lutes Anderson Indianapolis Fulmer Lutes

Housing Problem Discussion Contest at Monticello High

Seven Monticello high school students will compete in a Friday March 18 discussion contest held in the auditorium. Each contestant will present a construction solution for The Housing Problem, with the local winner advancing to the county contest in Mofon on March 25. Participants named are Verna Downey Hazel Mattix Genevieve Hoth William Fowler Bion Vogel Ervin Barnes and Dorsey Butterbaugh.

Mofon Monticello High School Verna Downey Hazel Mattix Genevieve Hoth William Fowler Bion Vogel Ervin Barnes Dorsey Butterbaugh

Death of Howard Berkey in Lincoln Nebraska

Telegram from Roach reports the death of Howard Berkey at his Lincoln home. Born August 4 1846 near Monticello he was the oldest child of Michael and Margaret Berkey. A Civil War veteran he enlisted January 1863 in Company G Indiana Regiment and served to war's end. Survived by two sons one in Panama and one in California. he often visited this city which he called home.

Roach Howard Berkey Lincoln Nebraska Berkey Monticello Michael Margaret Logan Berkey Indiana Regiment Panama California City

Tiger Store Offers Window Shades and Draperies Sale

The Tiger Store advertises a sale on window shades curtains draperies and couch covers with discounted prices and limited stock. Shop customers are invited to visit the store for deals on home window treatments and soft furnishings.

Tiger

Miss Mabel Vogel Returns From Western Trip

Miss Mabel Vogel arrived home after an extended visit west visiting relatives in Williams Arizona Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake City Colorado Springs and Denver. The Tiger Store showcases a new line of all brass beds in beautiful patterns during a Red Tag Sale.

Mabel Vogel West Miss Vogel Williams, Ariz Earl Nordyke Los Angeles California Lloyd Kingsbury San Francisco Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Denver Colorado Tiger

Brockway Sentenced to State Prison in Manslaughter Case

Dr. Charles J. Brockway of Brookton was sentenced to two to twenty one years in Michigan City State Prison after a Tippecanoe Circuit Court conviction for manslaughter in his wife Bathier Boreman Brockway’s death in October 1919. He can appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court and remains free on bond during the appeal. The physician, 34, previously practiced in Lafayette and Brookston with family ties and earlier controversy preceding his marriage.

Charles J. Brockway Brookton Michigan City Tippecanoe Circuit Court Supreme Court Brockway Ther Boreman Brockway Henry H. Vinton Brookston Tefayette Th. R. B. Wetherill Ase

Push Club Holds Key Meeting in City Building

The Commercial Push Club met Tuesday in the City Building to discuss plans for state chamber membership, post office access, and park improvements. L A Roberts explained state chamber workings, a band manager was secured, a summer budget set, and committees formed for industry roads membership and park funding.

Commercial Push Club L. A. Roberts Feld State Chamber of Commerce White County American Legion Henry Ten Cent J. L. Hartman Indiana Harterian L. B. Elmore Monticello City Park Board S. E. Burns J. L. Ackerman C. D. Meeker S. A. Carson B. A. Vogel Ora Hamill J. B. Dorsett W. N. Loughry J. H. Hibner Carl Russell

City Reciproc ity Meeting Aims Union of Clubs

Invitations go to city clubs for a Reciprocity Meeting at the library auditorium next Monday at 7 30 pm to discuss forming a local club union and hosting the Tenth District convention in May. The University Extension Club sponsors and plans an excellent program.

Library University Extension Club

Indiana General Assembly closes with harmony and restrained reform

The seventy second Indiana General Assembly ended harmoniously with no far reaching new laws. Key measures passed included city commission forms of government, tax law amendments, education funding, a state budget system, a constitutional amendment election, and a pure seed inspection bill. Notably defeated were the primary law repeal, a public service commission abolition, and a state constabulary. Farmers' association lobbying improved farming interests’ protection.

Indiana General Assembly McCray Public Service Commission The Indians Farmers’ Association

Rev Van Nuys to speak at Presbyterian banquet

Rev E A Van Nuys assistant pastor to Dr Timothy Stone of Fourth Presbyterian Chicago is set as principal speaker for the Men’s Club banquet to be held in the church basement on Monday evening March 14. He formerly secretary of men’s work in the Presbyterian church in the United States and is regarded as one of the best speakers on the subject. The Men’s Club is a new organization whose early interest promises splendid results.

E. A. van Nuys Timothy Stone Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago Presbyterian Church van Nuys United States

Tiger Store Red Tag Sale Adds Prizes and Furniture Offers

Local ads announce The Tiger Store Red Tag Sale with a Davenport bed offer and a prize drawing. Listings include Dr J Goedenour’s dental office, Bowker's Fertilizer deal via J S Miller, and Ha og Sl sales hints amid March promotions.

Two Crimed Burglars Sentenced To Indiana Reformatory

Ed die Burke and William Clayton, labeled professional criminals, were sentenced to the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville for two to fourteen years for burglary. Their histories showed prior arrests in Ohio, Canada, and Illinois, with alias names and repeated run-ins with the law. Local officials noted their familiarity with criminal procedures.

Eddie Burke William Clayton Indiana Reformatory Jeffersonville C. A. Ballard Guernsey Burke Clayton Reformatory Oakland California Land Oregon Toronto Canada Percy Andrews William Byron Darton Ohio Ohio Boys’ School Galesburg Ill Forrest F. Turner

Union Township Extension Relief Branch Forming in White County

A meeting at the library auditorium next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. will form the Union Township Branch of Extension Relief. Clubs are urged to appoint two-year board representatives to avoid relief duplication and ensure aid to all needy while preserving each club identity. The meeting aims for strong local participation.

Union Township Extension Relief White County

Zephyr Flour and Limestone Deals Highlight Farm Prices

Zephyr Flour promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee and sells a 49 pound sack for 2.80 at the Farmers Elevator. Agricultural limestone is offered at 2.07 per ton in carload lots or 2.60 per ton in any quantity, available until March 24 with a 150 dollar advance after that. Storage for carloads is offered until buyers can haul. Pioneer dealer Fred P. Bizerdwolf advertises.

Pere Draired Fred P. Bizderwolf

Letters From White County Correspon dents Stopped By Paralysis

Special from Burnettsville reports Mrs Jeptha suffered a stroke of paralysis while in Logansport for medical advice. The illness affects her right side and she is now cared for at Mrs Planks home where her condition shows some improvement.

Logansport Jeptha Plank

Stilwell Wedding Returns Home From Illinois

William Stilwell and his bride arrived home from Illinois on Wednesday. A large crowd of friends gathered at the Stilwell home Friday evening to celebrate with music. Candy cigars and popcorn were served.

William Stilwell Illnois Stilwell

Mrs Hileman Taken For X Ray After Fall

Mrs. Hileman was badly hurt by a fall a week ago and was taken to St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette by Dr. A C Netherton on Monday where an X ray was taken to assess the injury. She has endured intense pain for the past week.

William Hileman St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette A. C. Netherton

Home talent play at Chalmers Opera House Friday

The Chalmers Opera House hosts a home talent play Friday evening featuring Misses Pearl and Anna Younger Maude Townsley Mrs Wilbur Daniel and Mrs J W Walker Homer Fisher Guy Itis George Statton Earl Sterner Supt L W Walker and Rev D S Perry. Reserved seats are on sale at Paul Carr's grocery store.

Chalmers Opera House Mareh Pearl Anna Younger Maude Townsley Wilbur-Daniel J. W. Walker Homer Fisher Guy Itis George Statton Earl Sterner L .W. Walker D. S. Perry Paul Carr

Widow Sarah Snyder Dies After Burns at Sagansport

Mrs. Sarah Snyder died Saturday night at a Sagansport hospital after severe burns from weeks ago. The body was moved to Idavilla on Sunday. Funeral services were held Monday at the home by Rev. Manes, with burial in the local cemetery. She was eighty two, widowed since 1906, and survived by one sister and three brothers.

Sarah Snyder Sagansport Idavilla Revi Manes

Three Liberty Township Sunday Schools Unite for Census

Representatives from the three Sunday schools of Liberty Township met at Sitka last Wednesday evening and agreed to canvas for the Sunday school census to be taken on Tuesday of next week. The census will count Sunday school attendees and invite those not enrolled to choose a school and attend any in the township.

Liberty Township Sitka

Thalia Club Formed In Union Township

A new club of thirty young ladies, the Thalia Club, joins fifty three organizations in Union Township to pursue social and welfare work. Officers named are Mrs George Spencer president Miss Gertrude Timmons vice president and Mrs Forrest I Gardner secretary treasurer. The first regular meeting was held at the Cochran sisters home and a St Patrick's party is planned at Moose hall on March 1. A sale at I E Mowrer's is announced for March 15.

Union Township Thalia Club George Spencer Gertrude Timmons Forrest I. Gardner Regina Ellen Cochran St. Patrick’s Moose Hall

Tiger Store Red Tag Tire Sale at Monticello Shop

The Tiger Store announces a Red Tag Sale on tires at Monticello Tire Shop. Money saved is money earned as prices are slashed, inviting shoppers to compare and save on tire purchases.

Tiger Store Monticello Tire Shop Tiger Tiris

Death of Mrs Seawright in Lafayette

The death of Mrs. Nancy Seawright occurred at her parents’ Lafayette home after a long illness. Born June 16 1865 she married to Mr Seawright in 1885 and had two children Mrs Wilbur Becker of Sioux Falls SD and George Seawright of Lafayette. She was a Central Presbyterian member and survived by her husband two brothers George and William Crouch. Funeral followed at the Cronch home.

Nancy Seawright Jeptha Crouch Lafayette Cronch Seawright Mr. Seawright Wilbur Becker Sioux Falls S. D George Seawright Central Presbyterian Church Mrs. Seawright George Crouch William J. Crouch

White County Farmers' Association Meeting At Monticello

A large crowd gathered at the Strand Theatre for the White County Farmers Association annual meeting in Monticello. President Franke R. Raub presided as reports noted strong finances and a countywide membership drive led by James Covert.

White County Farmers’ Association Strand Theatre Monticello Franke R. Raub Patterson Tipton Ind James Covert Franklin Indiana Mr. Patterson John G. Brown Monon C. W. Sewall L. G. Smith Swift & Company of Chicago L. D. H. Weld Mr. Smith Packer Commission Merchant Frank R. Raub M. P. Scott Liberty Township Round Grove West Point

Why I Bought Life Insurance Contest at Graham Bassett

Five days remain to enter a Monticello contest by Graham & Bassett offering three cash prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars. Submit a letter under 600 words on why I bought life insurance to Graham & Bassett, Monticello, by the fifteenth. Any applicant may enter but life insurance salesmen are ineligible.

Graham Bassett Graham, & Bassett Monticello

Monticello Hosts County Spelling Contest March 19

Monticello and Monon pupils from all county towns will compete in the annual county spelling contest on Saturday March 19. Morning sessions for grades three to six start at nine with afternoon for grades seven to twelve. about 208 contestants and many alternates expected. Out of town judges will oversee pronunciation and prize awards totaling about fifty dollars, with total expenses near one hundred dollars funded by the local school district.

Monticello Monon Principal Sheiler Rensselaer W. FE. Temmell Pulaski County F. G. Neel Winamac Seales Delphi Ray Rethrock Sehbor Reynolds

Used Ford autos with extras from Horner Auto Co

Excerpt lists several Ford models for sale by St J. F. Horner Auto Co at 129 Main St in Monticello Indiana. Items include Loupe with wire wheels oversize tires shock absorbers large steering wheel and a 50 Ford sedan with demountable rims newly painted and large steering wheel. Also 500 Ford Touring a 1919 model, 350 Ford Touring February 1920 listing, 8 secs Rescottess 450 Ford Touring with new top 1916 model, 250 Ford Roadster winter top oversize tires 1918 model.

J. F. Horner Auto CO Main St Monticello Indiana

Main Garage Sold and New Owner Taking Charge

Charles G. Quinn of Cutler becomes owner of the Main Garage after trading a 140 acre Prairie Township farm to BE. C. Cullers who bought the garage. Quinn takes possession March 15. Red Tag Sale at Tiger Store continues for another week with deeply discounted furniture. Shafer & Frye plan a big farm and stock sale at Burdettsville stock yards Saturday March 12 at 12:30.

Mowrer Charles G. Quinn Cutler Prairie Township Quinn Shafer & Frye Burdettsville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Luther Lutes H. 8 Push Club Solons DR. van Nuys Dr. J. Goedenour J. S. Miller Bowker’s I. ¥. Mowrer Clayton and Local Relief Huber Genco Gardner Automobiles Chas. W. Hargraves Herald Burnettsville WM. Stillwell Chalmers Idavile Iron Fairview NEW Club the Tiger Nancy Crouch Seawright Raue Lotice S. Sale North Monticefloon-Toesday
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