Multiple Obituaries and Local Deaths Reported
Mrs. Cox dies of cancer at St Vincent’s Hospital aged 50. Infant Marveline Bullard dies in Flint Michigan and is buried in Maple Hill. Paul Pritchett 37 dies after illness at Vincent’s Hospital. services Sunday at 2 from W A Rushton parlors. Isa Don Trees dies near Mooresville and is taken to Shelbyville for burial. Six cousins serve as pallbearers. many relatives attend the funeral of Pritchett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bullard
Michigan
Maple Hill
Paul Pritchett
Vincent’s Hospital
Edwins. Sweeney
The
Christian Church
W. A. Rushton
A. M. Pritchett
Frank Smith
Enis Shepheard
Anna Simmons
Layton
Harry
Bradford
Tee
C. A. Yocum
Walter Dillon
Pritchett
Isa Don Trees
Scott Trees
Mooresville
Shelbyville
Mrs. Treesormerly
Friedley Farm
Sarah Gertrude Cox
Howard Cox
St. Vincent's
Bartlett’s Chapel
Marveline
June Bullard
Robit Bullard
Flint
Mich
Satrday
Neral
Bridgeport “E. Church
Mickie Says Editors 18 Sure Forgivin Cusses
A playful note on editors planning to write a tribute column about a deceased man. The piece hints at readers' reactions and the editor promising to pen a respectful remembrance after an eleven year subscription twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raemm
P. H. S. NOTES AND HIGH SCHOOL GAMES REPORT
Plainfield high school notes cover a Sophomore program honoring Abraham Lincoln with essays, poems, and readings. Also reported are P. H. S. basketball results versus Danville, a four team youth tourney at Amo, and the girls basketball win over Danville with a 10 4 score and a rough loss to Brownsburg 8 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield High School
Swindler
Abraham Lincoln
Amo
Amo High School
Plainfield
Clayton
Eminence
Bible School and Evening Services Announced
Eewin S. Sweeney minister and War en J. Duke superintendent invite all to Bible school at 9 30 a m and teaching at 10 45 a m with evening services at 7 00 p m. You and friends are warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eewin S. Sweeney
Waren J. Duke
Bible Eol. Bible School
Temperance Entertainment by W C T U at 79 nx
Temperance entertainment under the W C T U will be held at 79 nx. The program titled Columbia and Uncle Sam invites all. A Sunday school meets at 9 30 a m followed by worship at 10 30 a m with Stewardship Defined to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance
Columbia
Uncle Sam
Washington Farmers Meeting at Avon School House
The Washington town ship Federation of Farmers schedules a meeting at the Avon school house on Saturday February 21 at 1 30 p m. All members and prospective members and their families are urged to attend as important business about future work of the organization will be discussed. W N Parson President and I B S Glidwell Secretary take part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon School
Washington Township Federation of Farmers
Burglars Arrested After Theft Spree In Danville
Scott Neeley and Chester Bybee were arrested by town marshal Virgil Oaks after robberies at Spot Cash and Harvey & Son's groceries. Police traced them to an unoccupied house where stolen goods were found hidden in suitcases. They pleaded guilty to grand larceny and were sentenced to the Indiana reformatory for one to fourteen years, with a $1 fine and one year disfranchisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Neeley
Chester Bybee
Cartersburg
Virgil Oaks
Danville
Indiana Reformatory
Spot Cash Store
Harvey & Son’s Grocery
Former Local Resident Mrs Al Miles Dies at 69
Mrs Al Miles died Wednesday morning at 11 o clock at her home 221 Broadway Indianapolis following illness of diabetes with pneumonia and erysipelas complications She was 69 Her husband three daughters and two sons survive The body will be brought to the country home west of town for funeral services Saturday at 2 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Miles
Broadway
Indianapolis
Harry Miles
Straugha’ Miles
J. C. Reeder
Harry Thomas
Edith Miles
Paul Pritchett 1882 1920 Obituary
Paul Pritchett son of Allen and Mollie Pritchett born Plainfield Indiana August 22 1882 died February 13 1920 at St Vincent hospital Indianapolis influenza pneumonia. He was cared for by his aunt Sadie after his motherless early years and remained devoted to family and community work as a timer by trade. The tribute recalls his sobriety industry and enduring friendships while noting faith and hope for an afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul ‘Britchett
Allen and
Mollie Pritchett
Plainfield
Indiana
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Sadie Pritchett
Almeda Jessup
Paul
Court actions and judgments across several cases
The docket lists multiple proceedings including notes, contracts, and real estate matters. Judgment awarded to a plaintiff for 125 dollars plus costs. grand larceny defendants sentenced to 1 to 14 years with a 1 dollar fine and disfranchisement. several partitions and quiet title actions dismissed or favoring plaintiffs at their costs. a divorce granted with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert M. O’brien
Jacob Miller
Frank L. Wyethys
Jesse Thompson
Appointing Peart P Lamy as administratrix of Pearson estate
Probate notice states Peart P Lamy is appointed administratrix with will annexed of the estate of Silas M Pearson deceased. Bond set at 2500.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peart P. Lamy
Silas M. Pearson
Local Notices List of Individuals Across Indiana
Paul R. Parker Amo Ind Margie E. Gasper Amo Ind Charles W. Ozment Indianapolis Clara Crowdus Silesville appear in a compiled local notice with names and towns listed for public or legal purposes.
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Paul R. Parker
Margie E. Gasper
Ind
Charles W. Ozment
Indianapolis
Clara Crowdus
Silesville
Women’s Franchise League meets at library discussion
The Woman's Franchise League met at the library Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Ylantia Vic M G Rushton and Mrs G G Camberworth leading discussion of the county and the township For Sale a four room cottage in wood repair on S Mill St inquire at this office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Franchise League
Frank Ylantia
Vic
M. G. Rushton
G. G Camberworth
S Mill St
The Little Flowering Plant by James Voorhees
A short poem about a humble factory worker in a hidden city cottage. It contrasts her quiet toil with a dreaming heart that envisions a feel of paradise. The piece notes it was written recently at an editor’s request and praises its merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Voorhees
Paradise
Terrestial
Mr. Voorhees
W C T U to Host Entertainment at Friends Church
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will present an entertainment at the Friends church next Sunday evening, February 22, at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Friends ‘Church
Growers Split With Ganners Over Tomato Prices
A heated Indianapolis meeting between the growers committee and the Tomato Canners Association ends in disagreement. Canners claim they cannot pay more than $15 per ton while growers argue prices must rise to avoid losses, citing yields, labor shortages, and rising consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomatoe Growers Committee
Tomatoe Canners Association
Indianapolis
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saul Pritchett
Mrs. Cox
Mickie
P. H. S. Notes
Bessie Broyles
Helen Bradford
Longfellow
Lowell Winstead
Florence Newlin
Sylvia Cooper
Evangeline
Theodore Hornaday
Dorthea Carter
Marguerite Masten
Oliver W. Holmes
Esther Sullivan
Whittier
James Stephens
Reading
Ella Chandler
Lincoln
A. D. Johnson
America
Brog
Bruce Wilson
Geraline Calbert
Anna Lydia Carter
Gettysburg
Marcus Dixon
Iva Solsman
Florence Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Swindler
Ruth Campbell
Republic School
Scott Marmion
P. HS
Phillip’s
Harmony
Miles
Clark
Amos
Dope
Teveryone
Ually
Fez
Vera
Reeves
Rees
Griffin
Tucker
Owen
Brownsburg
Brown
Roach
Garriott
Washington Farmers Meeting
W. N. Parson
Glidwell
al. Miles
Jesus
Aunt Sade
Daniel G. Neaville
Smith
Haywood Tire & Equipment Co
Everett Roberts
John W. Maners
John W. Trotter
State of Indiana
Scott Neely
Board of Managers
Daniel Glen Neaville
Adaurt
American Finance Co
George Cloe
John Elder
Mattie E. Elder
Forevermore
W. C. T. U. Entertainment
N. €. Parsons
Guilford Township
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