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Remington Press

Location

Remington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1922

Page

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Sudden Death Shocks Town Prominent Farmer George Miller

The town mourns George Miller a retired farmer and prominent citizen who died suddenly at home after suffering heart pain. Born December 4 1862 in Palaski county Indiana he lived in Gilboa Bethany Remington and finally died December 14 1922 aged 59. He was survived by his brothers wife and son Myron Miller.

Mr. Miller Wil Sharkey Indiana Street George M. Miller Paleski County Ind Benton Diana Alvis Myron Miller Gilbog Bethany Marte Remington Qeg

Voter Registration Totals by Jasper County Precincts

Complete totals of registrations for Jasper county precincts on September 9 and October 9 show male and female counts. Marion precincts list 605 21 395 478 across Nos 1 2 3 4 while Barkley and Union precincts display smaller figures, including Gillam and Walker areas, reflecting turnout on registration days.

Jasper County Marion Barkley Eas West South Walker Union North Gillam

For Sale Six-Room House on North Ohio Street

Classified item lists a six room house for sale on North Ohio street in good condition with one rod of ground. Inquire at the Press Office. tf Plant now Henry Phelps. Also notes Bert Stiller dead at 48 after paralysis in Woodward Oklahoma hospital, with funeral details and family. Red Cross Jasper county annual meeting Oct 25 at city hall in Rensselaer to elect eighteen directors. All prior Red Cross enrollees invited. Also a line about farmers leasing lands with money.

North Ohio Street Jasper County American Red Cross Rensselaer Red Cross Chas. G. Spitler Pres Idea Milliken Sec’y

Remington Knight Passes. Rites Held At Gilboa Cemetery

Funeral services were conducted at the Remington residence by Rev. Tinsley for a Knights of Pythias member. He leaves a wife and one son of Remington, three brothers Francis of Indianapolis and John and Reuban of Pulaski county, and two sisters Mrs. Crane and Mrs. DePoy of Pulaski county. Burial followed at Gilboa Cemetery with the lodge completing the services. the funeral drew a large crowd.

Knights of Pythias Remington Francis Indianapolis John Reuban Pulaski County Wm. Crane Wm. Depoy Tinsley Gilboa Cemetery Knights of of Pythias Lodge

Tragedy Near Chalmers Ended By Self Inflicted Shot

At a farm four miles west of Chalmers Robert Illinois reports that twenty year old Harry Lee, in revenge for being rejected by Miss Ferne Beach, shot himself to avoid arrest after a violent assault on Ferne’s sister in a drive from Wolcott to a home near Chalmers. The sheriff found him at his father’s barn where he killed himself instantly. The funeral was held Monday. the deceased was a star athlete at Bimers High School in 1920 and left surviving parents, two brothers and three sisters. A public notice notes the Reming Lecture Course and local efforts to close out sales with big reductions at the annual event.

Lee Chamberlain Chalmers Harry Lee Miss Ferne Beach Hettie Keach Wolcott Priwitee Ficus SZ Bimers High School

Goodland Resident Dies in Car Accident at Wheel

Herman Ploutz, a 74 year old German citizen of Goodland, died suddenly Thursday morning while driving with his daughter Mrs. Haldeman toward a farm southwest of Goodland. The car left the road after a near-straight path and struck a telephone pole. he was dead at the scene. He is survived by several adult children. his wife had died years ago.

Herman Ploutz Goodland Haldeman Gootland Mr. Ploutz Constable School

Coal shipments reduced by half under car shortages

The Farmers Co operative Co informs customers that due to high demand for anthracite coal and limited mine output they expect to receive about 8 coal cars between now and April 1923, roughly 50 percent of the prior year’s supply, with distribution limited by car availability and possible strikes.

The Farmers Co-operative Co

Fire destroys Earl Park home of John Flynn Sr

Fire of unknown origin leveled the two story residence of John Flynn, Sr., in Earl Park last Sunday, destroying the house and most contents. Flynn and wife were in Chicago when neighbors raced through the blaze to rescue a few downstairs items. Neighbors suspect defective wiring sparked the fire. The home, valued at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars, was among Earl Park’s finest. This marks Flynn’s third loss by fire in six months, following a spring garage and two automobiles and a recent silo shed and farm machinery fire near Earl Park.

John Flynn Earl Park Mra. Flynn Chicago Mr. Flynn

Old Ladies' Home of Lafayette Opens at 1108 South 21st

The Old Ladies' Home of Lafayette at 1108 South 21st Street is now complete and modern. Sup't Frank Wetzel and Mrs Wetzel oversee management and invite worthy needy elderly women to apply.

Old Ladies’ Home Lafayette South 21St St Frank ‘Wetzel Frank Weitzel

Pianos Should Be Tuned Twice Each Year

Appointments with L. P. Reinhardt, the tuner, can be made by calling the Griffith House. We also offer sharpening for razors, razor blades, scissors, food choppers, chisels, hand sickles, and lawn mowers by Milo Tattle.

L. P. Reinhardt Griffith House Milo

Thieves Take Tires From Car In Northwest Town

Frank Klaus reported thieves stole two tires from the Ford in his northwest home area along with belt pieces for a shredder and a canvas cover. The total value was about 160 dollars and no arrests or leads were mentioned. The note ends with a local reflection on crime in Remington.

Frank Klaus Remington

Fresh pears for sale at 75c per bush

Hand picked pears available for sale at 75 cents per bush. Call 243 Nussbaum for details and pickup arrangements.

Subscriptions Owed Prompt Readers to Settle Dues

A brief notice suggests some readers have not paid their subscriptions and signals a receptive mood this week for settling arrears. It implies a reminder from the paper to delinquent subscribers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

George Miller Remington Press State Bank of Remington, Indians Registration OF Voters Henry Phelps Bert Stiller Scott Sherman Woodwad Okla Bert James Stiller Sherman George Stiller Wayanoka Oklo Tend Elka Masonic Sturges Weeny Hart Schaffner & Marx Hicks Robert Illinois Turer Idn Frank T.q Jres ISE Flynn OLD Ladies’ Home OF Primrose B. C. Fowler & Son Remington, Indiana Ford Price Detroit Remington Sales Co N. ‘Nussbaum Itp RULBS Henry. Phelps the Press
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