Browning Trial Over Disturbance At Concord Church
Alva Browning was found guilty of disturbing a religious meeting at Concord church. Judge Guthrie ordered a fine of 5 dollars plus costs after testimony from Jas Willey and state counsel E T Laughlin, with T M Sears defending Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Browning
Concord Church
Squire Guthrie
Jas. Willey
E.T. Laughlin
T. M. Sears
Elnora
Browning
Wilkey
Hotel Changes Hands In West Odon Deal
William Cummings traded his West Odon residence for the Grard Hotel and Lester Cummings exchanged his home for the Royal Theatre building connected to the hotel. William Cummings assumed hotel management immediately while Mr Stalcup moved to his new property this week. The arrangement was brokered by Reason Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cummings
West Odon
Grard
Lester Cummings
Royal Theatre
Mr. Cummings
Mr. Stalcup
Reason Bennett
Chestnut at Point of Death in Rogiesville Mine Injury
Jas Chesnut of Rogiesville lies at the point of death after a mine accident left him seriously injured weeks ago. He has taken no nourishment for over a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Chesnut
Rogiesville
Ledgerwood moves restaurant to East Main St building
Heber Ledgerwood relocates his restaurant from West Main Street to the C. E. Odell building on East Main Street. The new site will house a large ice cream parlor and be equipped to handle growing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Ledgerwood
West Main St
C. E. Odell
East Main St
Telephone Rates Set by Kint Kyle in Odon
The Kint Kyle Telephone Co announces on plant in Odon rates for county service. Four parties on one line cost 75 cents per month and six parties on one line cost 65 cents per month. Install a phone today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
Kint-Kyle Telephone Co
Southside Feed and Grain Exchange Sold Locally
The Southside Feed and Grain Exchange was sold by Robt. Mason to W. H. Collins of this city. Collins will take charge at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Feed and Grain Exchange
Robt. Mason
W. H. Collins
City
Mr. Collins
Gilpatrick to address Rexall Club meeting on farmer business
G H Gilpatrick of the Odon Drug Co. will attend the State Rexall Club annual meeting at Ander son next Tuesday and Wednesday. He will read a paper on getting the business of farmers. Thirty two subjects are listed for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Gilpatrick
Odon Drug Co
State Rexall Club
Anderson
Gonsey Pershing and Bennett Travel to Bloomfield
A. D. Gonsey C. A. Pershing and Reason Bennett drove to Bloomfield yesterday for an unspecified engagement or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Gonsey
C. A. Pershing
Reason Bennett
Bloomfield
Franklin Parker union at Resler home in Bogard township
Albert Franklin Franklin and Miss Tabitha Parker of Bogard township were married last Sunday afternoon at T. E. Resler's home. Rev. Perry Key officiated in the presence of several young people. The bride is the daughter of Stephen Parker and the groom is Louis Janklin's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Franklin
Tabitha Parker
Bogard Township
T. E. Resler
Calvin Keller
Ada Franklin
Mr. Resler
Perry Key
Stephen Parker
Louis Janklin
Farris Reappointed Eureka High School Superintendent
O R Farris, former community resident now back from Fort Scott Kansas, has been unanimously re-elected superintendent of Eureka high schools for a two year term. The Eureka Board of Education met Monday night and praised his untiring work and the strong school program he has built. The city of Eureka has about 3000 residents and more than 200 high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Farris
Fort Scott
Kansas
Eureka
Eureka Democratic Messenger
Board of Education
Farris
Supt Farris
Supt. Farris
Shoals Woman Dead After Pneumonia
Mrs. Sarah Kennedy, seventy three, of Shoals, died at her daughter Mrs. F E Gilkison's home from pneumonia. Widow of James W. Kennedy formerly superintendent of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad. Survived by four children including Mrs. J L Durland of Cincinnati and Mrs. William Reynolds of Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kennedy
Shoals
Mrrs. F. FE. Gilkison
James W. Kennedy
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
J. L. Durland
Cincinnati
Ohio
William Reynolds
Seymour
Ralph Kennedy
Mitchell
Frank E. Gilkison
Do It Right Motto Shapes Local Repair Shop Ethos
Keck, The Jeweler and Optometrist, emphasizes fixed standards in repairs. The shop prides itself on prompt service while adhering to the motto Do it right. If an old clock or watch cannot be made to perform well, they say so frankly.
What Are You Going To Do About It
A local businessman criticizes Sears and Roebuck and retailers who trade with them. He notes his own advertising spending is under $20 in the past year and argues money sent to mail order houses leaves the community, while suggesting he could have sold more if he offered better information to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears and Roebuck
Laura Stoy Weds Roy Livingston In Emmett Arkansas
Miss Laura Stoy formerly of this place married Roy Livingston after returning from Indiana. The ceremony was held at Prescot at Mrs Calhoun's home with Rev R A Few officiating. The couple, both from prominent families, were greeted warmly upon their homecoming with a rice shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Arkansas
Laura Stoy
Roy Livingston
Laura
Indiana
Roy
Gordon
Prescott
Calhoun
R. A. Few
Methodist Church
Miss Stoy
Grant Stoy
Near
Eaglesville
Clean Up Day for Our Town Proposal
Observations by Our Man About Town suggest a town wide Clean Up Day on April first to remove winter debris. The piece notes up town business participation and potential street improvements, and praises Boston Humane Society publication Our Dumb Animals for teaching kindness to animals and people alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Humane Society
School Notes Highlighting Year End Plans and Contests
A. C. Fulkerson urges accurate records and timely promotions as township schools close. Chattin resigns. Inez Bonham named to fifth and sixth grades in Sugarland. County contests in reading spelling and arithmetic set for March 13, with winners to receive prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Chattin
Sugarland
Inez Bonham
James E. Gilley
Chattin
Local notes from Elnora and surrounding towns
A roundup of visits, business trips, and social events across Elnora and nearby towns including Washington Terre Haute Linton Bedford Sullivan and Indianapolis. Residents such as Agnes Roberts Nellie Stewart and several farmers attended sales visited relatives and ran errands. Schools plan April closure and a local Commercial Club discusses launching a newspaper with notes on two church and community activities.
Baseball as a Tippecary Opening Day Longed For
The piece laments the long wait until April fourteenth the opening date for baseball. It contrasts farewell frost and snow with longing for spring and sunshine, expressing eagerness for the season and faster warming weather.
Flint family rushes to Morgantown after telegram
J C Flint and family traveled to Morgantown on Wednesday in response to a telegram reporting Mrs. Ella Abbott, sister of Mrs. Flint, was critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Flint
Morgantown
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Chestnut
Sells Exchange
Franklin
Parker
Keck
A C. Fulkerson
Washington
Harrison
Bogard
Montgomery
Hinkle
Columbia
Steele Township
Roscoe Myers
The
Albert Heibhecker
Barr Township
Cannerburg
Epsom
Elmore
Agnes Roberts
R. L. Myers
Terre Haute
Nellie Stewart
Linton
Vories-Brown
Alvis Smithers
West Clinton
Lyman Haverstock
Vincennes
William Shively of
Irene Horning
Bedford
Dave Simpkins
E. T. Laughlin
Frank Mitchell
Martinsville
W. H. Tomey
Squire Hasting
J.A. McCall and
Edd Haynes
George Carr
Sandborn
Robert Anderson
Switz City
J. L. Thompson
Milligan Wilson
Indianapolis
Miss Bertha Creek
Darjeeling India
M. E
Miss Creek
India
Elmer Richardson
Qodon
John Sims
Odon’s
Ira Cox
Sullivan
Charley Barks
Lin
Lun
Ople Matthewson
Ilinois
J.E. Pershing
Ojon
Grace Taylor
Mrs
Wim. Horning
J. E. Courtney
John Roberts
Sam Brock
W.T. Waldron
Bicknell
Harley Ragle
Newberry
Ray Edmondson
Samuel Malone of
R. J. Danner
H. D. Shaw
Elvert Quassey
Hyatt
Nora
Clara Engtish
Thomas Bowman
McKinley Killion
M. E. Baker
Mrs. Harley Green
Mamie Hinkle of
Plainville
Charles Freed
Lee Wadsworth
W. D. Yerrell
Ernest Winkleplesk
Burns City
T. G. Taylor
Odon Fridy
John Simpson
Lon McBride
Robert Stewart
Jasonville
Neal Guthrie
Arnold Eubanks
Oden
Mary Gadberry
Elnora Public Schools
Wenl
Roy Quilliams
John Weaver
Lyonsie
Mrs. Victor Bray
Martensville
Mack Hitchcock
L. C. Brucson
New Albany
Charles Plummer
Linton Cuesday
Epworth League
Earl Jehman
G. C. Crock of
L. T. Richardson
Topeka
Darlington
Richardsais
Aruner
Elmore Township
S. J. Shake
Shake
Jaim
Tipperary
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