Farmers Aims Discussed at Tuesday Meeting by Members
The White County Farmers' Association drive yielded 173 new members in Jackson township with a Mon Sacello meeting led by C. S. Masterson. He outlined aims to unite farmers and merchants, push for just legislation, and improve rural social and educational conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County Farers’ Association
Jackson Township
Monsacello
Commercial Club
C. S. Masterson
Farmers Association
Eellan
He Parmers” Asserat
Masterser
Eran
Eifeet
Tamaers Oranization
Farmers’ Association
Masterson
Ake
Rover
Pidners
Saad Teatre
Deis Campadier
Mir Masterson
Renard Itapove
Prairie
Princeton
Joferty
Cass
Civil War Veteran John Baker Dies in White County
John Baker a long time White County resident and Civil War veteran died at his home on South Bluff Street Monday afternoon after an illness of eight months. He served three years in Company Westh Indiana Volunteers. Surviving are his widow, three children, a stepson, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with interment at Riverview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
White County
South Bluff Street
Methodist
Willa A. Corkle
Riverview Ceme
Baker
Indiana Volunteers
William © Baker
Virginia
Monticedo
Mars Rite Howe Clute
Baker and
Wolhaue
Mel Tiever
County High School Discusses Railroads in Contest
Farl Daniels will represent the local high school in the county discussion contest to be held next Friday at 7 30 PM in the city assembly room. Schools from McHohn Wolcott Cladmers Brookston and Monticello will send delegates. Admission is fifteen cents to cover judges from Logansport and the county prize leads to the district and state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Farl Daniels
McHon
Wolcott
Cladmers
Brookston
MontiecHo
Pea Conti
Per Moore
Nadia Dawg Setiaed
Siecent Sear
Kevtland
Isa Semear
Logansport
McT
Didlake
F.C. Corts
Galloway
Dinner to welcome friends at Presbyterian church
A church dinner invitation urges friends and family to attend a Wednesday event at the Presbyterian church. The notice advertises Kuppenheimer men’s and young men’s suits starting at $29.50 and up at The Toggery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Marc
Kuppenheimer
ITHE
Happenings of the Week in White County
Selected items from White County letters note a farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs. John Walter as they prepare to move. Community events in local towns include a church gathering at the home with Bible readings, talks by Mrs. Alford and Mrs. Hanna, and music by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Lette
John Walter
Mgr
Mrs. Walter
Chalmers
Celine
Pla
Blackney Ds Geme
Oniivet Setple
Mav Hacknes
Frenchburs
Kentucky
Hlileben
Wentuexsy
Positon
Yl M
Thavilie Leiter
Dan Bolder
AL P. Alford
Isaiah
AL FL Hanna
Clay Iodlove
S. B. Trelan
Palmer's Letter Legion Elects New Officers at Meeting
The Clarence L. Sterner Post of the American Legion met in the town hall last Saturday to elect officers including Post Commander Fred Nichols and Adjutant Leo Chamberlain. A committee was formed to arrange meeting sites and a follow up session heard the committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmers
Clarence L. Sterner
American Legion
Fred ©. Nichols
Leo Chamberlain
Roy Headdy
Dale Headdy
Glenn Hoffman
Harry Nelulfman
Harry
Toe
Sant
United States in Prophecy lecture advertised for next Sunday
An advertisement page promotes a stereopticon lecture titled The United States in Prophecy, scheduled for next Sunday evening at 7. It notes rising interest and lists other local sales and notices from THE FAIR and THE PAIR, including dresses, waists, corsets, and furnishings.
Tebekah Initiation and Reinstatement Ceremony
Five new candidates initiated and five members reinstated into the Tebekah rodux during a Tuesday session. A potluck supper followed, with about ninety members present including several out-of-town guests. Advertisements note Ladies Hosiery and Waists at THE FAIR and Farm ers' Elevator items and toilet goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebekah Rodux
Order
John Mattix Announces Candidacy for Re election
Buffalo man John Mattix announces his bid for re election on the Republican ticket for the Board of County Commissioners in the upcoming May primary. He currently serves a second year of his first term and seeks voter support, touting his farming background and “square dealing” as safeguards for county interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mattix
Buffalo
Board of County Commissioners
Mattix
Board of Commissioners
Meo Mattix
Matty
White County to Approve Miss Linnie Best as Public Nurse
A Red Cross and public library meeting in White County considered Miss Linnie Best of Brookston for a nurse position. Drs Greist and Coffin spoke, Best outlined planned duties, and the group unanimously approved the application pending division HQ and public health service clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Public Library
Linnie Best
Brookston
H. W. Greist
G. R. Coffin
Vas Best
Executive Committee
Ina M. Gaskill
Public Health Service of
Indiana
the Red Cross
Miss Best
Thame
Latuvette
Dias
Praneo
Elyewark
Monticello Push Club Seeks School Upgrade and Depot
The Commercial Push Club of Monticello reports practical impact with Monday night meeting attended by the school board and Samuel Young. Plans for a new school building to relieve crowding are approved and will modernize Monticello schools. Depot and voting machine factory proposals are also under review by the club committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Oats
Samuel Young
Oas
Heridd
Moatteenas
Push
Acumion
Push Club
Monon
Pennsylva- Sun Veilroads
Mondas
Ward Funeral Held for Jewell F Ward in Attica
The funeral for Jewell F Ward, who died Sunday night in Phoenix Arizona, will be at the family home north of Attica conducted by Rev AS Ow of Attica. Burial will be in Te Veryiow cemetery. Ward leaves a widow and fourteen children. he had sought relief from tuberculosis through a climate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell F. Ward
Phoenian
Arizona
AS OW. Duckuian
Attica
Formen
Christian Church
Te Veryiow
Punerad
Mars
South
Carola
District Librarians Meet with Public Library Program
The district librarians gather in the public library auditorium on Wednesday March 31 for a public meeting with morning and afternoon sessions. Speakers from nearby cities present on library topics including cooperation with schools, children’s books, reference resources, and township and county library roles.
Mrs John W Bailey Rites Held After Illness in White County
Mrs John W Bailey aged about 66 dies after three weeks of influenza pneumonia at her home north of the city. Born Sarah Lida Hickman April 11 1853 she spent most of her life in White County especially Liberty Township. Funeral was held at Buffalo Christian church Wednesday at 10 30 conducted by Rev Jacob M Fross. Interment Buffalo cemetery. Survived by husband nine children Zetta Van Meter Lillie Bailey Nona Brookshire Pearl Redding Cliford Bailey Tella Bailey Gaidex and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Bailey
White County
Liberty Township
Christian Church At
Buffalo
Jacob M. Fross
Nona Brookshire
Pearl Redding
Yeoman
Cliford Baileys
Memticello
Toll
Grider
Star City
Prens Firsther
Zevha Baileys
Gary
Tella Gaidex
Rear Rattle
Mauday Seeks Renablieam Remistration in Lake County
Jaekees Mauday applies for registration as attorney in Lake County. He formerly resided in this city and will join the White County bar. He is brother to Surveyor George A. Thomas and has prior experience in the prosecutor's office serving in the 30th Judicial Circuit of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaekees Mauday
Tua
Wallica
Owl
Lake County
Ma Thomas
White County
George A. Thomas
30Th Judicial Circuit
Indiana
Indiana Salvage Store to Stay Open in Monticello
The Indiana Salvage Store will continue operating at its current Monticello location, in the former George K. Hughes store room. D. Z. Morgan of Indianapolis will manage the store and move to Monticello once a house is secured, with new goods arriving daily and full stock planned. The ad notes delivery before Decoration Day and urges ordering now. Also promotes Monticello Granite Works with Montello and Berlin granites. Additionally mentions Ladies Collars at THE FAIR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Salvage
George K. Hughes
D. Z. Morgan
Indianapolis
Monticello
Jongley Hats Sell Fast at Four Dollars and Up
New stock arrives with Jongley hats priced from four dollars, offering a range of styles. Customers line up as the shop promotes contemporary headwear and seasonal colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jongley
Bonds Denied for Union Township Road Project
The State Board of Tax Commissioners refused to approve bonds for the M. Renck road improvement in Union Township near Monticello. The unanimous ruling said the petition lacked demonstrable taxpayer interest, with hearing held in Indianapolis on March 1 attended by residents and officials. A township election will be arranged to decide bond approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
M. Renck Road
Union Township
Monticello
Main Street
Tlineis Street
Broadway
Monticelto
Bso
George W. Kessabaum
A. K. Sills
T. J. Hanna
Quincy Myers
Indianapolis
Board of County Commissioners
State Tax Board
Herald
Tax Board
Local Leaders Appoint Overseers in County During April Week
In a county wide effort from April 23 to May 2 church and civic leaders appoint a new panel of directors. The meeting includes clergy and community figures who will oversee preparations and coordinate with the governor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieen
Chabrier
Uureaien Ingeras
Gustaves Furniture Stock At Old Prices Limited Time
The Gustaves Furniture store announces rapid stock movement with fall price levels and a sale on Phonograph Records two for the price of one. The push includes hopes to clear all stock within sixty days and urges early purchase while June may bring higher prices. Located on North Main Street Monticello Taidiana. The Heath family thanks friends lodges and Sisters for illness and death of Lester S Heath. Ladies Waists in Voiles at TRE FAIR.
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Monticello
Taidiana
North Main Street
Fastern Star
Knights of Pythias and Pyrthian Sisters Lodges
Lester S. Heath
Family
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Business Men
Grim Reaper
Frank Cunningham
Tery
Sohdes
Sieken
Conanmehain
Bork Ie
Jaume Yo
Aueb
Map Ettes
Sarah Caule
Doesn
Milan
Cunnedian Swere
Prurentn
Berlen
Eldon
Sam
Elana
Labraverte
Ted
Leon Lee Popes
United States
Lew
Bowker
J. S. Miller
Ind
Alzo
William Rath
Ht. Miller
Wirthmore
Wellworth
Emerson
Lilly Spoon
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Jost
Ino
Jetus
Von
Steinway Knickerbocker
Rebekahs
Binder Twine
F. Roberts
Farmers’ Elevator
Union Depot
Jewell F. Ward Funeral
Phoenix
Lucile McCray
Kentland
William Hepburn
Purdue University
Olive Brombauch
Frankfort
W. TD. Edumilton
State Commission
Katherine Stites
Lafayette
Elizabeth Chaypoolbert
State Library Board
Joepe O' Connell
Winaniae
Mass Deste Loouni
Loransport
John W. Bailey
Monticello Granite Works
Montello
Berlin
BONDS
Renck Road
Wil
Gustaves
Voiles
Crepeduchene
Georgette
Trefair
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