Death of Mrs. Sarah Winklepleck A Longtime Indiana Resident
Mrs. Sarah Freed Winklepleck a respected community member died last Tuesday at her daughter Mrs. H E Ward’s home near the city Born May 9 1847 in Tuscarawas County Ohio she was 69 She came to Indiana in 1845 married Nathan F Winklepleck in 1867 and left two sons six daughters survivors include Clara Ward Lena Cunningham Edwin others Roy and Kia Whiten A sister and eight grandchildren She had joined the Methodist Church and lived a devout life The funeral was held Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the Meihecist church in Ue CILY with Rev L B Jones officiating Burial at Walnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Winklepleck
H. E. Ward
Sarah Freed Winklepleck
Tuscaraw
Ohio
Indiana
Nathan F. Winklepleck
Elizabeth
Anna Bell
Clara A. Ward
Lena D. Cunningham
Edwin
Masdeline
Lafayette
Ind
Roy
Chicago
Kia Whiten
Bellflower
California
Winklenloke
Harel Et Good
L&cg
Ward
Ue Cily
L. B. Jotesa
Bruceville
Echerse
Burigi Wis Maade
Walnut Jiill
Car Turns Turtle Near Linton on Monday Afternoon
The car of Alva Sims rolled over after skidding into a ditch while trying to pass another vehicle between Linton and Newberry. Everyone escaped with minor bruises and scratches though the car was badly damaged. Harry Cooper drove the car. passengers were Hobart Ledgerwood Ed Seneff and Ed Wikey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Sims
Linton
Newberry
Nowbody
Sins
Harry Cooper
Hobart Ledgerwood
Ed Seneff
Ed Wikey
Cooper
Daisy Harper Read dies at age thirteen near Kilgore
Daisy Harper daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Harper died at home three miles south of the city last Sunday night at 10:00 due to intestinal overculation. She leaves a father mother three brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held at the residence and burial followed at Kilgore Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Harper
Oscar Harper
Kilgore
Costly Newsprint Soars as Publishers and Makers Clash
At a Washington hearing, federal trade commission probes soaring paper prices blamed on demand and supply imbalances. Frank Glass and P T Dodge defend positions while a report on collusion or market stress awaits drafting. New York publishers move to cut pages and curb unsold copies amid price spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Federal Trade Commission
Frank P. Glass
American Newspaper Publishers Association
P.T. Dodge
International Paper Company
Gliss Wetyl
New York City
Old Resident Leonard Mowery Passes At 93 in Rural Home
Leonard Mowery longtime community resident died last Saturday at his home five miles east of town from general debility. Born January 13 1832 he was 93 years old. He fathered ten children six survive two daughters and four sons along with his wife and many grandchildren. A Civil War veteran he joined the Methodist Church young and later the United Brethren Church. Funeral services were Sunday afternoon at Mt Zion with Rev Trowbridge in charge and he was buried there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Mowery
Mr. Mowery
Methodist Church
United Brethren Church
Mt. Zion
2. W. Trowbridge
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Community Park Cleanup Planned At Local Playground
A city park cleanup is set for Tuesday afternoon at 1. Volunteers are asked to bring rakes shovels and any needed tools to help restore the playground in best possible condition. Lemonade will be provided for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneway
Tay Wayr
Loesauay
Odon
Odon Drug Co marks ninth year of steady growth
August 1st anniversary noted for the Odon Drug Co in this city. The store reports consecutive yearly gains reaching 283 percent in the ninth year under manager G F Gilpatrick. Stock, offices, and displays expanded to support growth. Also mentions a Chattanooga visitor and a birthday party for Besdamine Browning with 15 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon Drug Co
G. Fi. Gilpatrick
Horning on mound strikes out sixteen in Sox win
Horning pitched for the Qdon White Sox, fanning sixteen Worthington batters in a 9 to 6 victory on the Worthington lot. The game featured numerous errors by Worthington and scattered hits by the Sox, with Worthington scoring in most innings except the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horning
Qdon White Sox
Worthington
Hornung
Sox
Stoker
McCoy
Miodel
Perkins
Sears
Killion
D. Sears
Hasser Si
TH. Sears
Cooper
Lindley
Ilaser
Sims
Wakefield
Stokers
D. McIntosh
L. McIntess
Williams
Linaley
Crone
Ackins
Innning
M. McIntosh
H. Sears
Hasler
Willion
Orning
D. Melstosh
L. MclIntosh
Adkins
Pult
Wiliams
MccCoy
Macintosh
Willienes
Arkin
Local Socials and Community Notes From Montgomery Area
Neighbors recount Sunday visits among the Morrison and Deal families with Agnes Pate near Montgomery. Reports of a new telephone switchboard purchase, dances, and local outings plus a push to contribute relics for the Centennial Exhibit at the Old Settlers Meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagon
Mr. Morrison
Kate Morrison
Agenés Matthews
Near
Montgomery
Agnes Pate
Here
Gladys and
Pansy Deal
Marie Coleman
Messrs
Paul Dyal
Paul Coulomian
Mutual Telephone People
T. G. Wadsworth Jno
L. Beasley
F. G. Winklepleck
Scout Notes Amid Growth Plans and Rule Updates
At the regular meeting Ralph Henderson and Walter McCarter joined as candidates, bringing troop enrollment to 28. The group discussed the Big Hike, rental funds, and a $5 prize for the best drill team. Amendments outline merit badge rules, oath and law adherence, and record keeping. banners and flags will be displayed at headquarters. Town news covers visits by W. T. Kyle and local families, plus sale notices for a South Race Street property and related parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Henderson
Walter McCarter
Old Settlers Association
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Mrs Harvey Wright Dies of Typhoid at Home
Mrs Harvey Wright a respected community member died last Wednesday at her home one mile west of town from typhoid fever. Born Sarah Steel Wright in Indianapolis November 23 1863 she married Harvey Wright in March 1882 and leaves three children May Ellis S G Wright and Blanche Wright plus brothers Ben and Will. The funeral is set for 10 30 this morning at the residence with Rev C H Buchanan. burial will follow at Walnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wright
Sarah Steel Wright
Henry Steel
Indianapolis
May Ellis
Rantoul
Kansas
S. G Wright
Blanche Wright
Ben
Peoria
Will
Waverly
Iowa
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Adiets
Finiraurs
Washington, City
Ir. Gilpatrick
Capt. Koenig
The
Besdamine Browning
Chattanooga
Tenn
Widhe Litterers
Mucs
Feo Creema
Bady Facers
Pep Corp
Coudy
White Sox
Ron S. Boyd
Mrs
Terrerce Ormaley
Aus
Gladys Dyal
Elsie Wadsworth
Will G.maley
Leroy Wadsworth
JM. Winklonteck
W. T. Kyle
Kyle
Miss Pearl Henson
Vernon Sears
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