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Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1921

Page

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Princeton Teachers Institute Proves Highly Successful

The Princeton high school teachers institute gathers strong attendance and high quality lectures led by Prof. Lasher and Prof. Johnson with local history prompts. Welcome by Harvey Milburn marks official start. music by local violinists and vocalists enhances sessions as new principal Floyd W. Loper is announced.

Teachers’ Institute Princeton High School Lasher Johnson Princeton Abraham Lincoln Gibson County Mr. Cloyd Broadway Christian Church Harvey Milburn Nellie Young Margaret Rigga Mae Lamb Rosalie Bruce Ethyl McDonald Margaret Noble Sam Redman Floyd W. Loper J. W. Stott Piporhinent Bloomington

Almanac Weather Highlights and Temperatures

Sunrise tomorrow at 4 14 with sunset at 6 02. Yesterday high 16 and low 61. Precipitation and cloud cover noted. Temperature at 1 pm around 35.

Kiwanis Club hears critique on constitution and governance

Jive D.C. Embree told Kiwanis members that U.S. loss of constitutional respect drives current woes. He warned about boards dictating public life and noted schools may fail to teach the Constitution. Lewis Linsden spoke on barber authority. Wayne Hayden revealed local civic questions. The meeting was led by Dr. Braseltyn and Clarence Gambrel.

United, States Jive D.C. Embree Kiwanis Club Tewis Linsden Waynen Hayden O. 'F. Braseltyn Clarence Gambrel Linselton

Detour in City as Bridge Replacement Delays Traffic

Motorists face a detour while an old bridge near the Henry Blum residence is removed. A new bridge is under construction, with the estimate of three months for completion, though officials hope for a shorter timeline. Traffic reroutes use the rock road and county poor farm access routes.

Henry Blum Go Farm

Local Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits and Dinners

Mr. and Mrs. Rush Watson entertained for dinner Sunday along with Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Alvis, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Lockhart and daughter, and Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Davis. Robert Witherspoon of Indianapolis visited relatives for a few days. Mrs. Marie McClure and granddaughter Dorothy Palmey returned from a month in Denver. The Bishop family spent Sunday in Linton and their daughter Batrice joined them after three weeks in Washington. Mrs. Charlie Stermer and Charles Jr. visited St. Louis relatives, while Mrs. Rol Ackman shopped Princeton. Teachers from here attend a Princeton Institute this week.

Rush Watson Lucius Alvis R. P. Lockhart W. T.davis Robert Witherspoon Indianapolis Marie McClure Dorothy Palmey Denver Herbert Bishop Linton Batrice Washington Charlie Stermer Charles,Jr St. Louis Rol ‘Ackman Princeton Institute

Claude Harris Injured in St Louis Motorcycle Collision

Claude Harris of 330 South Gibson Street is hospitalized at St Marys in St Louis with both legs fractured below the knee and injuries to the right shoulder. His wife and son rushed to St Louis after learning details that a motorcycle sidecar collision with an automobile caused the crash.

Claude Starvis Southern Railway Fadtor Gibson Street St. Mary's Hospital St. Louis Cage

Sheriff Dink Flowers to Stage Derby at Gibson County Fair

Publicity notes announce Sheriff Dink Flowers will direct a speed event at Gibson County Fair with thirty horses and a one thousand dollar appropriation. The Derby on Wednesday aims to offer genuine, varied running races under his management and supervision, promising a different fair experience.

Dink J. Flowers Dink Flowers Gibson Indiana

Operations at M. E. Hospital Reported Today

Three patients underwent tonsil operations at the Mothp& ist hospital today. Eva Mae, eight, daughter of Louis Faith of Princeton, and Sara Jean Wirthe tivoul, of Winslow, each had procedures. All rested comfortably afterward following major appendicitis surgery on another patient.

Eva Mae Louis Faith Princetou Houte 2 Sara Jean Wirthe Tivoul Elasite Ekess -Bolin Winslow

Hospital Receives Barrel of Fruit from Akuetowt Mya Church

Mies Bessie Patton, superintendent of the Methodist hospital, thanked the congregation of the Methodist church at Akuetowt Mya village in Warrick county for a barrel of canned fruit. The pastor is Rev. Mr. I. J. Young. The gifts mean a great deal to the hospital.

Mies Bessie Patton Methodist Hospital Methodist Church Akuetowt Mya Atiall Village Warrick County I. J. Young

Local visitors list from Fort Branch area

Miss Elizabeth Williams of Ft. Branch and Miss Grace Burba of Oakland City visited this week. Lyman Louden of Chicago has been staying with Dr and Mrs A H Rhodes. Mrs Arthur Wielton and fighter Vioydine of Petersburg visited Mrs Hlavian Crane in West Spruce street. Grace Gordon and Marcia Meyers of Patoka were enroute to Greenwood for the winter. Mr and Mrs Harvey Pegram and daughter Marion of Owensville were in town, and Will Johnson and Hackne returned home.

Loper Oakland City College Francisco Grayville Alton Sil Supt. Stott Burns Davison Margaret Doyne Katherine Alexander Franklin Ind Florence Yochum Edna George Teachers’ College Indianapolis Yochumnag State Normal Lyman Louden Chicago A. H. Rhodes Louisville Arthur, Wielton Fighter Vioydine Petersburg Hlavian Crane West Spruce Street Grace Gordon Marcia Meyers Patoka Greenwood Harvey. Pegram

Romancing of Neville Bell Dupe Tale Across City

Neville Bell, 14, sobbed in a city police cell then was placed in the Patoka Orphans' Home before moving to the Farmers' residence. His tale of dead parents and desertion drew sympathy, but his father in Terre Haute denied the story, and authorities seek answers for the boy’s extravagant fabrication and future return.

Neville Bell Patoka A. B. Farmer Neville Farmer Terre Hauue Andrew Béll

Peace Treaty With Germany Signed Today

A government official announced that a peace treaty with Germany will be signed today. The president confirmed the agreement after extensive discussions in foreign relations circles.

Germany Pista

Wreck of Z R 2 Airship Near Hull Kills 43 Crew

United Press reports the American dirigible Z R 2 exploded near Hull during a test flight. Fifty crew were aboard, with 34 British and 15 American identified among the dead or missing. six survivors reported, two severely injured. The disaster halted what was to be a trans Atlantic attempt.

United Press London Hull Humber America Hall Rakehurst N. J Col. Campbell United States Maxfield H T Wan Little Easterday Hoyt Dieg

Rotary hears amendments at dinner I Michigan Rotarians

Rotarians and wives attended a Tuesday dinner at Hotel Kidd where Hon. Claude A. Smith explained proposed constitutional amendments to be voted on at the September 6 special election. Ballard and Ballard discussed four year terms and officer salary raises during service.

Kidd Claude A. Smith Ballard McDonald Ura The Institute Dasher Sand Jolson Higans Bach Toe Johnson Michigan

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Lewis Hayden Silee Embree Peopie Patoka News Mrs Scott Knaub Aileen Elizabeth Gladis Armour Company Claude Harris Seriousy ST. Louis Hospital Gibson County Fair Association MM. E. Hospital Whiree Little Town Elizabeth Williams Ft. Branch Grace Burba Oakland City Ite. C Romancing Rotary Tylegons J
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