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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
7
Local brief from Monticello and White County reports influenza cases at West Harrison Street home and various illnesses including pneumonia and colds. It mentions visitors from Purdue University, Purdue ties, school events, church meetings, and neighborhood social activities with multiple residents and families noted.
The elevator was placed in the hands of W. F. Brucker as receiver months ago. Mr. Maxwell's wife was formerly Margaret Slenker of this city, and her many friends here regret to learn of her husband's arrest.
The funeral for Benjamin F. Glazier, who died at his home in the O Connor building after influenza and pneumonia, was held Monday at two with Rev. Hovis officiating. A Standard Oil truck driver, he was 42, born in White County, survived by widow Alice Jones, two children Olive Peart and Orval, a brother Fred Glazer and sister Mrs Ida Sutton. Interment followed at Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs H W Greist remains in critical condition after hospitalization. Her care team includes a home demonstration agent and local cooperative support, with family and medical staff coordinating treatment and recovery efforts.
Having more stock than pasture I will sell at public sale at my residence five miles past Delphi on the Orangeene road, Friday March 19 1920 starting at ten o'clock rain or shine. Describes 185 head of live stock including horses mules cattle hogs sheep and farming tools. Papers shed. Terms include notes with interest and sale completes before removal. Proceeds to be served by Thekory Grove church Ladies Aid Society. Cop po ck hush baw bros auctioneers Bank of Yerumnan clerk.
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