Annual Meeting of White County Farmers Association Attended
The White County Farmers Association held its annual meeting at the Strand Theater. Members discussed welfare programs, committee appointments, and plans to oppose daylight saving re enactment while urging township units to participate in forthcoming campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LP Ton
Whiele
Len Oeboek
Comipittee
Poluiuitter
Gi. A. Stephan Oor Balmers
W.N. Scott
Ge. A. Wolliatius
Association
Als
Oosteen
Fee Townshin
Rae
Ives
Cath Meer
Elstar
Nat Fay
Hhemenns
Bose
Oo Am Orecard
District Franchise League Convention Held in Public Library
A District Convention of the Franchise League met in the public library auditorium Tuesday evening with hostesses Mrs L G Gustavel, Mrs Bark Johnsonbaugh and Miss Mae Turner. The program featured lectures and discussion. plans for the state convention in April were outlined. Members from all district areas were urged to attend the next meeting set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franchise League
L. G. Gustavelo
Bark Johnsonbaugh
Mae Turner
Immportance
Apri
Obituary Notice from White Combes Area
Passes away Monday Mrs. Kendane Jevine of White Combes aged eight months and eleven days. Daughter of Mary Thompson and early settlers, burial at Beannell cemetery near Revels after services. many family and community mentions, with notes on land grants and local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Combes
Kendane Jevine
Iteynolds
Mes
Irvine
Mary Thompson
Willie
Darate
Urbane
Ohio
Virentda
Tre Ceoek Posonship
George Wolvereps
ATP
Dap Jjots
Pepe
Toba
St Patrick Social by Epworth League at M E Church
Women of the Epworth League plan a March 16 social at 7 30 PM in the League room. Cafeteria supper from 6 to 7 50 features chocolate pastries state salad and other treats. Tickets are sold by members with door price ten cents. The program lists a school orchestra readings and duets with various participants and attractions in the basement after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
H. €. Orel
Thigh School
Helen McChutie
Readine
Hazel Helfrich
Mande
Hackenbore
Daze
Milnes
Martha Thorne
Plaster
Tet Watherine
Carl Thorne
Reading
Eleanor Ehareis
Coport Selve
Marl Daniels
Lafayette District
de Monon
Nicholson
Sightseeing trip ends with missing man found in city
John Davis a local resident disappeared after a sightseeing outing with friends. Police led a search through the city aided by relatives and neighbors. He was located alive near a grocery store and identified by witnesses, prompting a public update on his whereabout and safety. The article also mentions upcoming sales and fairs in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solin
Morton Caine
Dussy Lectin
Mian Coonrod
Orma Seareh
Cen Davis & Sons Grocery
John
Uypan Heine
Ae Te
Died from Burns After Accidental Oil Fire
Mrs Lewis Miller dies at Lafayette Hospital from burns suffered while trying to start a fire with kerosene and gasoline misapplied to coals. Body sent to Medaryville for burial. husband and infant survive. Letter from Mrs David Lash in Pueblo appeals for aid for a Spanish missionary work in Spain. Other notes mention Mrs Amelia Sharp illness and planned move to Columbus for Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieynelds Keiter
Lewis Miller
Caheta Hospital
Medaryvilles
Diers Lelie Tor Bethenny Chies
Marais
Sedan
Las
David Lash
Pueblo
Colorado
Hermeth
Hitsawire
Spain
Christian youth event hosts Mrs. Liddell in Laporte
Next Sunday a church outreach day features Mrs. Roo Liddell of Laporte as keynote speaker on youth culture refinement and education. The service includes fellowship, remarks on forming a youth organization, and invites church members and friends to attend in El-San Deniels and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Roo Liddell
Laporte
Migs Punivan
Mire Lo
Fowler
Liddell
Church of the Ages
Beatle
Celisses
In- Mana
Ehareh
Death of Herald foreman marks 44 years with paper
The Herald reports the death of longtime foreman Lewis W. Reprogle, after a short pneumonia illness Tuesday evening. His wife Minnie Gerehard Reprogle died from the same disease last Sunday. Reprogle leaves a mother Catherine Warden, two brothers Henry D. Reprogle and Cloud Reprogle, two sisters Mrs. S. A. Condo and Mrs. Jennie Fordine, and an adopted daughter Mrs. Mae Frettinger. He served forty four years with the paper and was connected with the Herald since its early days. The notice notes the family’s illness and high regard for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiig
Reeper
The
Herald
Lewis Wwitleprovle
Sterard
Hiis
Reprogle
Minnie Gephard Reprogle
Marc
Mere
Heprosie
Heidtin
Morlex
Eure
Burel
Pantie
Gust Eeros
Porry
Saccad Pseu
Theo
Ceiakty
Michigan Cit
S.A. Condo
Jennie Fordine
Mae Frettinger
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Campaign For Members
Wliteoundarmers’ Association
Sylvia Rolinson
Homer Price
Gaspar
Gartig
Carreadh
le - Pest
Mary
Sne Offleers
Siened, J. S. Mineh, G. A. Willams, W. S. Waltz
Eliza Jane Irvine
White County
Father First
Seither
Thotepson
Tiger
Poe
Dhaighter
Teen Martin
Win
Gosrnn
Barats
Miller
Monticello
MonteHo
Bertin
Travid
ST. Patrick's Social
Morton Coenred
Glenn Slenker
Melvin Street
Gera
Uiamoshire
Bers
Wedge
Moteiello
Marvel
Lohors
Hampshire
Mew Sale
Monticello Grante Works
S. 8
Atmesties Sharp
Drem
Dexter
Yall Degve
Columbus
Fie
Leo
Edliewe
Jean
Rober Lawrie
Steiger
Union “Ownship Farmers
Avery
Wedve
Tlampshire Sons
Sale Pavilion
Tlampshires
Methodist Church
Monon
Piasters
Tne
Die Clare
Minstre Mer
Ura Benders
Nebo
Ape
Pereten Cay
Tateties
Dismer
Wain Duckie
Ieee
Rhe
Connie
Ned Mane
Vilesig
Bee
Acdres
de MO
Nordecan
Direevares
Neety Seiduaee de Pathe Noebtoison
Pratess Sa AW
Bailes
Northwestern
Atver
Ted Morney
Petter
Mraverson
Pitoperisstoar
Ler
the Tater Harty
moNeory
Ford Ty Srt
Perrier
Fred Rintzman & Son
Tnd
Ada Crowell
Broadway
Raer
Sittess
Bunerat
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