Bellaine Police Clean Up Town Rally
Bart Rogers leads a volunteer deputized force of American Legion men to restore order in Bellaine after a week of lawlessness. A dramatic confrontation ends with Bart seeking 25 volunteers to patrol streets and curb vice while Mayor Tom Jordan aids in forming a united front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jordan
Mary
Bart
Rogers
Frankiston
Bart Rogers
Wen
Tarko
Cap'n
Bud Tarko
Ile
Fellows
Bellaine
Legion Men
American Legion
Rain Needed As Gardens Dry In Cornett Grove
The community laments dry conditions and hopes for rain. James Fleetwood and family of Bedford visited sister Mrs. George Mitchner Jr. and family. Several relatives joined meals and visits, with dinners at noon and church attendance near Houston and Freetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fleetwood
Bedford
George Mitchner
Emery Berry
Roy Carter
Clyde Daniell
Edgar Muchner
Near Kurtz
Paul Brown
Fern Fleetwood
Dorothy Berry
Loyd Hill
Dunham Pruitt
Houston
Freetown
Indian newspaper boasts on English news writing in London
The paper claims English news coverage is the latest and earliest, reporting murders and deaths promptly. It asserts staff education and style comparable to Kipling and Dickens, and notes extensive city circulation with emphasis on advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Kipling
Religious Leaders Fill Pulpit as Ill Pastor Absent
Rev. McMurray of DePauw preached here Sunday in place of Rev. Mackadden who is seriously ill at the M E hospital in Indianapolis. The community note lists numerous visiting friends and relatives from Bedford Seymour Indianapolis Salem Crothersville and Jonesville visiting local families over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurray
DePauw
Mackadden
M. E. Hospital
Indianapolis
Della Spear
Bedford
Ada Anderson
Lula Adams
Seymour
M. A. Dannettelle
Ulysses Carpenter
Harold
Jesse Ault
Beech Grove
Murphy
Mabel Murphy
Alice Finley
Elizabeth Vincent
Robert Lewis
Freida Spall
Gable Davis
Ellis Bedel
Forrest Herman
John Abell
Wm. Broecker
Jonesville
Ivan Gorrell
Weekend visits and travels around town and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Wm Owens of Terre Haute visited Zephy Garloch and family in Columbus and A J Garloch in town. Lawrence Kelso and family from Indianapolis stayed with Wm Berry. Charles Braden of Columbus spent the weekend here. Theo Denny of New Castle is visiting relatives. Several residents attended races in Indianapolis. Charles E Hayes attended a bankers meeting in Jasper. Rachel Heller spent last week in Seymour. Fred Huber of Indianapolis visited here with Uncle Dec Mitchell and Alice Denny. Fern and May Wray of Liberty are visiting sisters. Mort Denny and M V Henderson with Mr and Mrs Booker of Linton spent Sat and Sun with Wm T McKain. Jessie Cohorn, widow of this place, formerly Mrs Booker. Sanford McKinney spent the weekend with his parents. Charles White, Bebout, and James DeLong from Muncie visited Sunday. J Morton Tabor and family visited James Callahan at Liberty Sunday. George Sprague, a Methodist minister in the west, is visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Owens
Terre Haute
Zephy Garloch
Columbus
A. J. Garloch
Lawrence Kelso
Indianapolis
Wm. Berry
Charles Braden
Theo
Denny
Newcastle
Charles E. Hayes
Indiana Bankers Association
Jasper
Ind
Rachel Heller
Seymour
Everett Mitchell
Wm. Mitchell
Fred Huber
Dec” Mitchell
Alice Denny
Fern
May Wray
Liberty
Mort Denny
M. V. Henderson
Booker
Jessie Cohorn
Sanford McKinney
Charles White
Bebout
James DeLong
Muncie
J. Morton Tabor
James Callahan
George Sprague
West
Local notices from Carmi Illinois describe moves and visits
Carmi residents report George Sweazey moving to Third street with family, George L. Cross on a business trip to Evansville, Walter Setser trading land for an 80 acre farm near Carmi, and building plans. Other notes include hospital care for R A Poor in Evansville, visits by local families, and Decoration Day ceremonies with limited veteran attendance. The American Legion expected to lead future services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sweazey
Ebnerlee and
Third Street
George L. Cross
Evansville
Walter Setser
Eldorado
Carmi
Geo. Wheeler
L. M. Cross
Woodriver
Cross
Wheeler
R. A. Poor
Enfield
John Callcotte
Walter Hubers
Frank Brooks and
Clyde Ackerman
Jno. Brown
Baby
Dave Wheeler
G. A R
Old Cemetery
American Legion
Decoration Day
Regular taxi service to Pauley's Cabin
Regular taxi service advertises transportation to Pauley's Cabin with phone contact 333 for bookings and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauley
Local residents visit friends during Seymour weekend
A string of social calls marks a Seymour area weekend with Mrs August Kleffman Mrs August Moorman and others visiting kin. Several visitors travel from Indianapolis Columbus Cortland and Crothersville to spend time with relatives including the Hoenes Trimpes Meyer Vorderhack and Moorman families.
Rain Wanted As Social Notes Span Seymour Visits
Henry Smith was in Seymour on Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Alex Guffey and their children from Indianapolis visited Ennis Deppert over the weekend. Bert Brooks hosted friends from Indianapolis and Elizabethtown Sunday. Anna Wickey spent Monday in Seymour. J A Montgomery attended church at Reddington Sunday night. Mrs Robert Woody of Indianapolis visited her parents the BROWNs for a few days. Ray Montgomery visited his parents at Maumee Saturday and Sunday. Harmon Stockoff and family visited Ennis Deppert and family Sunday. Walter Vanhook went to Indianapolis Friday to attend the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serry Krumme Grove
Edw. Vde
Hady Fisher
Elmer
Cincinnati
Henry Brethauer
A. G. Osterman
Henry Osterman
Constance
Seymour
Edward Osterman
Enos Bowman
Daryl
Judd
Hannah Klinge
Clara
Clarence Knoke
White Creek
Otto Massman
Freida Klinge
Lousode
Waite Creek
Roy Beldon
Julia
Matilda Kuehen
Indianapolis
Edward Christopher
August Kleffman
August Moorman
August Sebatstall
Ott Trimpe
Barney Hoene
Elvira Zumbingst
Ephriam Newkirk
Fred Kmngelau
Clara Trimpe
Edward Hoene
Gerturde
Christina Propest
Lena Moorman
Crothersville
Martin Stuckwise
Hulda Meyer
Henry Meyer
Harmon
Fred Engelan
Leven
Herbert Trimpe
Arthur
Melvin Hewig
Waytmansville
August Vornholt
Harmon Wagener
Albert
H. Zumbhiw
Henry Moorman
Irene
Emma
Mellie Vorderhack
John Moorman
Emma Sager
Piel
John Venets Anl
Henry Smith
Alex Guffey
Ennis Deppert
Bert Brooks
Elizabethtown
Anna Wickey
J. A. Montgomery
Reddington
Robert Woody
A. M. Brown
Ray Montgomery
Maumee
Harmon Stockoff
Walter Vanhook
Jennings Wins Leidy Medal For Amebae And Wheel Animalcules
Dr Herbert Spencer Jennings of Johns Hopkins University Baltimore wins the first Joseph Leidy medal of the Academy of Natural Sciences Philadelphia for research on the most primitive animals the amebae and rotifers known as wheel animalcules established by Dr Joseph Leidy III in memory of his uncle the paleontologist and former academy president the award to be given every three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer Jennings
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Joseph Lealy
Academy of Natural Sciences of
Philadelphia
Joseph Leidy Tl
Joseph Leidy
Academy
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