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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
1
Fresh stock arrives listing 80x3 and 80x38 inch tires and tubes. Describes rugged oversize non skid line suitable for all groaning conditions. Prices 6.60 for 30x8 and 7.50 for 80x38 percent. C McCulley.
Thousands from across the country flocked to Gunma's Peony Farm on Sunday to view a spectacular bloom show. Remington-area visitors joined reporters and magazine reps as millions of blossoms filled the fields in vivid color. Grower Mr. Gumm leads the world in peony production, with top plants priced around a hundred dollars. Orders were booked for bulbs and cut flowers, with another large crowd expected next Sunday unless rain dampens the display.
Remington received the big Speedway Race results by radio with satisfactory feedback. The Bowman outfit collided with a transformer near the finish causing a crowd to gather at the school building where the Arkanean Traveler spoke for listeners.
An accident near Walcott Friday left 14 year old Bernie Criswell dead after his car overturned and crushed him. He survived about an hour after the crash before dying.
The Bliss Electrical School of Washington DC members and instructors were invited to a White House reception last Saturday attended by President Harding. Max Carpenter and Ernest McGlynn, who have attended the school this past year, were among those honored.
A resident found an Eversharp pencil on a street Wednesday morning and notified the press office for return. The note requests the owner to call the press office with identifying details to reclaim the item.
A garbled report mentions a ceremony in a township with decorations and a pedestal. It references Rev Miata Benediction, figures like Glynn, Dewey McLean, and civic groups, with noted observers and a pedestal image linked to Rem aere ground and local purchases by citizens.
At Lafayette reading No 1 Solo and Miss Zola Cheadle sang age group pieces with Miss Helen Hoover and Miss Faye Cheadle. Mr William Isham spoke at length on Americanism and World War veterans. Commander Jerome Biddle led concluding services at the grave.
The event featured a pressing whistling number by Helen Newbold and a varied program at the dedication and dinner. The evening delighted attendees and left a lasting impression on the community.
A Gilboa memorial service was held Sunday at 3 p.m. with a large audience including members of the A R and American Legion. Special music by a mixed quartet and a duet, readings by Misses Zola and Faye Cheadle, and a sermon by Rev. W B Taylor marked the day described as one of the town's great moments. Emery Dueflinger chaired the program in the church.
Card of thanks from the Memorial Committee credits donors and volunteers who funded and helped dedicate the Geierlot memorial table honoring World War veterans of Carpenter township Jasper county. It commends solicitors ministers quartet and A B C Band and notes ongoing community labor and a Ladies committee for supper proceeds at the ME church.
Jimmy Murphy drove the Murphy Special to victory in the $50,000 Decoration Day race at the Indianapolis Speedway. The win boosts Murphy and the Murphy automobile firm to high fame across the auto industry.
Old Murphy of Los Angeles California dominates the 500 mile event leading from the start and completing all 200 laps on a 2% mile circuit. He sets a new record with a time of 5 hours 17 minutes 30 seconds and earns the capital prize plus 100 for each lap, making four brief stops for tires and fuel.
George Besse born January 2, 1841 in Will County Illinois served as private in Company A 12th Illinois Cavalry McClellan’s Dragoons. He died May 30 1922 aged 81 with funeral at home Remington burial in Remington Cemetery. survived by eleven grandchildren and several children. He moved from Illinois to Indiana then to Remington and later Jordan Township. His first wife Abbie Denton died in 1876. second wife Harriet Williams died 1915.
Pearl Mann Carrens advertises dressmaking and remodeling services. Located first door north of the Library, contact via phone 112.
The Remington High School class of 1922 will hold commencement at the M E church this Thursday evening. The class includes four boys and eight girls and features a program with orchestra, an address by Dr. Moran, diplomas presented by F W Baer, and the readings and performances listed.
Discoveries at Cahokia Mounds in southern Illinois show advanced craftwork and bone tools, with 52 skeletons from three cemeteries, lead melting clues, and evidence of trade with Florida Gulf and northern tribes. Dr. Warren King Moorehead directs the University of Illinois project, with artifacts displayed at the Museum of Natural History.
Three good desirable building lots for sale cheap if bought at once. Guss R Merritt of Monticello Indiana requests quick sale.
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