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Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1923

Page

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City and County Observe Tribute to Dead President Harding

Princeton suspends all business and pleasure this afternoon in reverent tribute to the late President Harding. A 3 o clock service at the United Presbyterian church features hymns, prayers, scripture, and reminiscences of Harding as boy, statesman, and Christian leader. Flags and portraits draped in mourning mark the nationwide solemn observance.

Princeton United Presbyterian Church Niemeier Harding J. M. Hedge C. F. Premer Hoosier Quartette R. C. Bultzell Harding the John Re. Ballard C. A. Wade J. E. Murr

Legionaires to Attend Michigan City State Convention

Michigan City prepares to host the American Legion state convention September 10 11 and 12 with $10 000 raised for guest entertainment. Hotels Golfmore Sheridan Beach and Spaulding will house visitors while a water carnival features Navy vessels and coast guard displays. Army aviation plans 25 planes and a regimental presence will accompany attendees. Legions posts hold boxing trials to crown Indiana state champion.

Michigan City Ind The American Legion Golfmore Grand Beach Lake Michigan Sheridan Beach Spaulding U. S. Navy Great Lakes Coast Guard Aeronautical Division U. S. Army Army Flying Field Rantoul Legion Fort Sheridan Camp Custer Michigan Indiana Fitzimmons Legionaires

Winter Heaters Available as Extra Stock

Daily Democrat advertises a sale of unused stoves for winter. sellers can reach buyers through the paper's sale ads for a small fee.

Daily Democrat

Indiana Crop Report Shows Good Outlook for Aug 1

Indiana crops show broad gains from July forecasts with corn at 88 percent of normal and a total potential yield of 192,712,000 bushels. Winter wheat yields at 165 bushels per acre could reach 84,452,000 bushels, oats forecast at 54,975,000 bushels, and spring wheat 79,000 bushels. Rye hay and tobacco down slightly. Weather largely favorable with minimal insect damage reported.

Indiana Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service

Searchers Find Body of Murder Fiend's Victim

Battle Creek Michigan police traced a triple killing to John H. Well 70, a retired merchant. The body of Mrs H B Stewart 58 was found ten miles southeast of Battle Creek. Wells killed his wife Ella 68 and then himself after leaving a note. Jealousy is the theory cited by police.

Battle Creek Mich H. B. Stewart John H. Well Wells Yeserday Ella Stewart

Harding’s Funeral Train Arrives as Family Keeps Vigil

In Marion Ohio a vault for the late President Harding is shown beside his mother and sister Mary Clarissa. Family members including Dr George T. Harding Jr and Mrs Harding gather as the aging father murmurs softly. Dr Harding notes Harding prepared his affairs before departure, making a new will and selling the Marion Star. It remains unclear if Mrs Harding will stay in Marion.

Marion Harding Ing Mary Clarissa George T. Harding, Jr Washington Marion Star Blooming Grove

Weather data snapshot with temperatures and sun times

Thursday's high 92 and low 72 with 0.6 inches precipitation. Year ago saw 74 high and 54 low with clear skies. 6 am temperature was 79. Today sunset 6 50 and sunrise Saturday 6 59.

Oakland City man arraigned on liquor selling charge

Hoerner Lewis of Oakland City was brought to the city court and arraigned on a liquor selling charge. He pleaded not guilty and a trial was set for Tuesday night at KU.

Hoerner Lewis Oakland City

Marion Mourns Hardings Passing in Brief Civic Rite

Marion, Ohio crowds gather to honor Warren G. Harding as his coffin lies in a cemetery vault at 3 p.m. The town's residents and visitors from distant places line Center Street in a solemn procession. President Coolidge, Mrs. Coolidge, Taft, and Pershing travel by special train to Marion for the tribute.

East Center Street Harding President Coolidge Coolidge Taft Gen. Pershing Washington Marion

Death of Marjorie Etta Minnis

Little Marjorie Etta Minnis, one month seven days old, died Thursday night at her home in Branch due to complications. Funeral services Friday at 8 PM at the family home, conducted by Rev. Holders of the Baptist church. Burial in Walnut Hill cemetery. Surviving are her grieving parents and numerous relatives.

Fr. Branch Marjorie Etta Minnis Virgil Minnis Baptist Church Walnut Hill

Randall Parrish Author Dies in Illinois Home

Randall Parrish died at noon Thursday at his Keewanee, Illinois home after months of illness. The 65 year old author of many novels including My Lady of the North and When Wilderness Was King leaves a widow and two children. Parrish spent most of his life in Kewanee, Illinois.

Peoria Randall Parrish Kewanee Ill Mr. Parrish Lady of

Memorial Service for Harding at Ft Branch Church

The Ft Branch memorial service for President Warren G. Harding will be held at 3 p.m. today at the M. E. Church. Prof. George McCarty of Brookings, S D, will preside. Mrs J W Delong will read Coolidge's proclamation and Rev A R Williams will read scripture. The program includes prayers by Rev J T Oliphant and Rev Weissinger a reading by Mrs S R Lockwood and choral and congregational singing. Brief talks by Rev Weissinger Prof Karl Harmeyer Rev Holder and Chairman McCarty.

FT. Branch Ind Warren G. Harding M. E America President Coolidge J. W. Delong A. R. Williams J. T. Oliphant S. R. Lockwood Weissinger Karl Harmeyer Holder McCarty God

Funeral Planned for Little Marjorie Etta Minnis

Mr and Mrs Fred Meyers Mr and Mrs Carl Minnis Mr and Mrs Claude Minnis Rev and Mrs T H Minnis Mrs Gus Juenings Mr and Mrs Ed Shafer Mr and Mrs Jake Shafer all of this city and Mr and Mrs Ermal Meyers of Somerville will attend the funeral in Ft Branch Friday afternoon.

Fred Meyers Carl Minnis Claude Minnis T. H. Minnis Gus Juenings Ed Shafer Jake Shafer City Ermal Meyers Somerville Little Marjorie Etta Minnis Ft. Branch

Heinz Plant Expands For Tomato Season With New Sewage System

Heinz Co expands for the tomato season with 2,500 bushels daily usage rising toward a full workforce by mid next month. A new disposal plant handles all sewage and tomato receiving stations dot the county as production is expected to surpass last year. About 250 workers now employed, including men women and youth, with daily gains in staff.

H. K. Heinz. Co Heinz

Battery D Goes Strong Defeats Battery F at Camp Knox

Word from Camp Knox reports Princeton Battery D beating Battery F of Evansville 14 to 1 in a ball game. The unit led in regimental review Thursday as all the boys showed well. Captain Ben Watt thanks for papers and seeks football gear sent to the battery.

Princeton Evansville Camp Knox Ben Watt Watt

Farm Bureau film draws large crowds in Gibson county

The moving picture Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight shown by the Gibson county farm bureau attracts big crowds. On Wednesday it played at The Mt. Olympus school house to an exceptional turnout. Tonight the feature will be shown at Fort Branch.

Gibson County Farm Bureau Mt. Olympus Fort Branch

Hi Y Girls Set for Camp Bedford Trip Monday

The Princeton high school HI Y Club will depart Monday at 6:45 a.m. by Southern Railroad for Camp Bedford near Bedford Indiana for a ten day camp. Miss Mary Duncan leads Bible study with helpers Mrs Ed Wright and Miss Mary Mauck. activities include nature study swimming hiking camp fires and social evenings. Read list of accompanying girls.

Princeton High School Southern Railroad Camp Bedford Bedford Ind Mary Duncan Miss Duncan Ed Wright Mary Mauck

For Sale Ad Teases Surplus Home Goods

A brief Daily Democrat notice promotes selling surplus home items. The teaser hints a for sale ad and marketable bargains, inviting readers to view the newspaper for details.

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