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Newspaper

Shirley News

Location

Shirley, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1916

Page

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Judge vows to break up illegal liquor in Hancock county

Greenfield officials report intense crackdown as Judge Earl Sample vows to keep the grand jury in session up to 300 days a year to dismantle illegal liquor sales in Hancock county. The Dudley assault case underscores local tensions as indictments are anticipated in Shirley and surrounding areas.

Shirley Greenfield Moday Earl Sample Hancock Hancock County Nube Dudley Dudley Sample Rev. Hutterd Sample Proto Dudley

Indiana auto license receipts report six months 1916

The Indiana secretary of state released the semi annual report showing 7311986 dollars income from automobile licenses for the first half of 1916. Of this 48596.54 was used for administration leaving 682902.42 to be shared by counties for road work with distributions detailed for Hancock Henry and Madison counties and related figures.

Indiana Herman L. Conter Tromer L. Cook Hancock County Henry County Madison Aricock County

Barn Fire at Carlton Farm Near Maxwell Destroys Barn and Stock

About midnight Tuesday, a blaze destroyed the barn on the John H Carlton farm two miles northeast of Maxwell. John H, Charles and Marshall Carlton lost by the fire. Officials suspect arson by chicken thieves as the poultry vanished. The barn was insured with W I Garriott agency.

John H. Carlton Maxwell John H Charles Marshall Carlton W. I. Garriott Agency

Rooms for Rent at Ensminger Home on North Main Street

Two private rooms available in the Ensminger residence with electric lights, telephone, and hot water access any time. Desiring two occupants per room. A third, less desirable room is offered for a couple of boys seeking cheap rent, with the same conveniences.

Ensminger North Main Street

Millinery Bargains at Wilcox Store Second Floor

Cora L. Cottrell of Kennard Indiana advertises classy hats at half the price found elsewhere. Millinery department on the second floor of the Wilcox store offers these bargains to shoppers in the area.

Millinery Department Wilcox Cora L Cottrell Kennard Ind

Fire Prevention Day Highlighted In Indiana On Monday

Indiana observes Fire Prevention Day on Monday October 9 with safety reminders for residents and industries. Local fire departments emphasize kitchen and electrical safety, smoke alarm checks, and escape planning to reduce fires and casualties.

Indiana

Home and Temperance themes fill town club gathering

Mrs J C Wink hosted the Alpha club at her country home near Shirley with pleasant weather aiding the meeting. The program mixed up but will be combined next week with topics Home Influence and The Home while Mrs Gates and Mrs Hamilton cover Temperance. W C T U to meet at Ham Home Tuesday with a 2 30 start. readings include God Will Take Care of You The Prisoner at the Bar and The Growth of the Prohibition Move ment. members invited to join.

J. C. Wink Alpha Club Shirley Ham Home Center White Streets R. L. Rudile C. A. Franklin Don Edwin Kirkpatrick J. W. Daniels S$. Hamilton Son

Illegal traffic in game under Lacey Act prosecutions rise

The Lacey Act crackdown reports 25 jailed for interstate game handling and 12,500 dollars in fines over four years. About 700 cases were investigated, with 350 pursued. illegal shipments included 37,740 quail 3,032 partridges and 3,252 ducks. Venison shipments exceeded 10,000 pounds. Estimated unprosecuted losses suggest 99,523 quail 10,309 partridges and 6,252 ducks, with a Mississippi county ducks export case pending state law invalidation.

Bureau of Biological Survey Department Maryland North Carolina Virginia Big Lake District Mississippi County Ark Arkansas Supreme Court

Thieves steal Ford autoncate from Frank Pressnell

Thieves took a Ford autonotate belonging to Frank Pressnell Tuesday and drove to Markleville where they entered Wardy & Son’s garage and damaged nothing of value. They abandoned the machine in Markleville and burglarized UCN general store, taking about $100 from the cash register. No trace of the culprits has been found.

Frank Pressnell Markleville Wardy & Son Pressnall UCN Ilardy

World Campaign of Evangelism Convention at Shirley

The local convention of the World Campaign of Evangelism of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held at Shirley October 8 and 9. Sunday at 11 a.m. and Monday at 8 p.m. Addresses by Charles P. Lipp of India. Dr Lipp’s message holds special interest and a large attendance is hoped from Shirley and surrounding country.

World Campaign of Evangelism The Methodist Episcopal Church Shirley Charles P. Lipp India Dr. Lipp

Houcks Attend Funeral of Mrs Brown Near Kennard

Mr and Mrs A S Houck hosted a gathering Monday night for Mrs Houcks sister in law Mrs Workman and son Lynn Workman of Edinburg Ind They joined in driving to Ken nard Tuesday for the funeral of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Brown 72 sister of Mrs Houck and Mrs Workman

A. S. Houck Albert Workman Lynn Workman Edinburg Ind Houck Mary Elizabeth Brown Kennard Workman

Miss Spangler Entertains At North Main Residence

Miss Lelia Spangler entertained about five hundred at her North Main street home Friday evening last week. Guests included Alma Ayers Esther Kirkpatrick Grace Bowman Lucile Shaw Kathryn Reeves Laura Huston Doris Goodwin. Mr and Mrs Elmer Passage hosted dinner Sunday with Will Reedy family Russell Pressnall Orville Wisehart Ruby Craig and Forest Hedrick. Jesse Badgely family were evening callers.

Lelia Spangler North Main Street Alma Ayers of Wilkinson Esther Kirkpatrick Grace Bowman Lucile Shaw Kathryn Reeves Laura Huston Doris Goodwin Elmer Passage Will Reedy Russell Pressnall Orville Wisehart Ruby Craig Forest Hedrick Jesse Badgely

Mrs. Collier to Run Tipton Railroad Restaurant

Mrs. R. J. Collier shipped her household goods to Indianapolis for storage and will take charge of a Tipton railroad restaurant now. A group including Mr. and Mrs. Rynearson and others visited Springport to view the ruined museum recently destroyed by fire. A son weighing ten and a half pounds named Carl Albert was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Beeson last Thursday.

R. J. Collier Indianapolis Tipton C. R. Rynearson Robert J. M. Wink J. C. Wink Springport Will Beeson Carl Albert

Mrs Ida Judkins Plans Weekend Visit to Indianapolis

Mrs Ida Judkins will leave Friday afternoon to spend Saturday and Sunday with her children in Indianapolis.

Ida Judkins Indianapolis

Local Residents Visit Relatives and Work Openings

Mr Elmer Gates traveled to Peoria NL on Thursday to visit his step daughter and family Mr and Mrs Chas Seehaas Mrs Frank Sheets and son Ralph visited her daughter Mrs Orville Wis ehart on Monday Rev C W Anderson of McCordsville greeted friends here Thursday for a short time Miss Kathryn Reeves is employed in the traction ticket office in Wilkinson.

Elmer Gates Peoria Chas. Seehaas Frank Sheets Ralph Orville Wisehart C. W. Anderson McCordsville Kathryn Reeves Traction Ticket Wilkinson

Benevolence Campaign Opens With Central Convention

The Rich mond district of the M. E. conference opened with the Central Convention at Richmond Indiana September 24 26 Local conventions follow in Portland New Castle Winchester Greenfield Union City September 26 29 Markleville hosts October 5 program includes devotionals talks by J P Chamness L F Ulmer and others plus missionary addresses Verla Brumfield attends and several members are listed The next meeting will be in the Christian church on the first Monday in November.

Richmond M. E Ind Portland New Castle Winchester Greenfield Union City Markleville L. F. Ulmer Central and Group Verla Brumfield Marion Williams Alonzo Lewis Lee Davis Benj, Keach A. A. Lewis W. L. Mauzy The Christian Church

Women's Franchise League Meeting Recalls Afternoon Social

The Women’s Franchise League met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Marshall Creason. After the business session a social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. R. E. Eckert Mrs. W. H. Hardy and Miss Mary Davis among others.

Women’s Franchise League Marshall Creason R. E. Eckert W. H. Hardy Mary Davis

Entertained at an Oyster Supper by Miss Florence Markle

Miss Florence Markle hosted an oyster supper at her home on Saturday night with guests Miss Corda Lewis Miss Gladys Markle Miss India Elliott and Messrs Fred Kennerly Val Stuart Bennie and Chalmus Creason. The evening featured oyster soup sandwiches pickles coffee pie cake and bananas followed by music and dancing.

Florence Markle Corda Lewis Gladys Markle India Elliott Fred Kennerly Val Stuart Bennie Chalmus Creason

Markleville Church News Item

Main Street Christian Church invites Sunday School at 10 oclock led by James E Wilson superintendent Preaching services held second and fourth Saturday nights and Sunday morning and evening Union Aid Society meets Thursday afternoons in basement

Main Street Christian Church Carl van Winkle James E. Wilson Union Aid Society

Rev O P VanY Fourth Sundays Service Time

Pastor Rev O P VanY holds services on the fourth Sunday at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m confirming weekly worship and instruction schedule.

O. P. Vany

Rev Mounsey Sermon Schedule For Fourth Saturday Night

The pastor Rev Mounsey announces preaching services on the fourth Saturday night, with additional morning and evening services on Sunday as part of the regular worship schedule.

Mounsey

Deaths in Markleville and Kennard communities

Manervia J. Hammer aged 65 years 9 months 6 days died at home in Markleville on September 8. Funeral at Christian church Markleville Wednesday 10 am with interment at Pendleton cemetery. Richard Elliott died at home in Kennard on September 18 aged 74 years 7 months 4 days. Funeral at Friends church Kennard Thursday 10 am Rev. Mrs. Reddick officiating with interment at Sugar Grove cemetery. Burial rites by New Castle G A R Post.

Manervia J. Hammer Markleville Christian Church Pendleton Richard Elliott Kennard Friends Church Reddick Sugar Grove New Castle

Death of Mrs Hannah Stanley Near Nashville

Mrs Hannah Stanley died at her home near Nashville on Wednesday morning at age 72 years 5 months and 26 days. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 30 at Harlan church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Rev Charles Bray to officiate.

Hannah Stanley Nashville Harlan Church Chas. Bray

Party at Mechanicsburg Held by Roscoe Keesling

A Saturday night party at Mechanicsburg hosted by Roscoe Keesling drew many guests. Attendees included Doris and Cleo Farmer Nellie Hodson Frederica Addison Amy and Effie Dudley Hazel and Ruby Farmer Elsie Lovett Velma Pate Elsie McDonald Ruth Keesling Laura Ebbart Olive Ginn Edith Keesling Daphine Keesling Goldie and Rosie Wisehart Crystle and Addie Keesling Ada and Gladys Noris Bertha Gustin Viola McKinsy Laura Muterspaugh Josie Swaggert Everett Riggs Clyde Hodson Earl Gustin Noble Rector Luther Neff Davis Sullivan Henry Ebbert Alfred Gilmore Cassius Maury Russell Keesling Fred and Hubert Shaw John Alspaugh Bryant Fadley Merril Huffman Henry Pate Charley Hendrix Bert Baker Roscoe Calbert Harold Johnson Wilbur Dudley Frank Reasoner Russell Pring Luther Cole Tommy Muterspaugh Charley Noland Jesse Sheldon Tommy Smith Herbert Fadley Roscoe Fadley Masil Muterspaugh Cal Keesling Homer Keesling and several others not mentioned. Music was furnished by Frank Reasoner Russell Pring and Luther Cole. All present reported a fine time and departed hoping to meet again in two weeks. Everyone invited to come.

Mechanicsburg Roscoe Keesling Doris Cleo Farmer Nellie Hodson Frederica Addison Amy Effie Dudley Hazel Ruby Farmer Elsie Lovett Velma Pate Elsie McDonald Ruth Keesling Laura Ebbart Olive Ginn Edith Keesling Daphine Keesling Goldie Rosie Wisehart Crystle Addie Keesling Ada Gladys Noris Bertha Gustin Wilbur Dudley Frank Reasoner Russell Pring Luther Cole Tommy Muterspaugh Charley Noland Jesse Sheldon Tommy Smith Herbert Fadley Roscoe Fadley Masil Muterspaugh Cal Keesling Homer Keesling

Spiritual Trance Medium Readings for Ladies Only

A notice advertises readings by a trance medium, offered for women only at Mr. Will Dean's residence. The public is invited to personal spiritual sessions and guidance in a private home setting.

Will Dean

Fire at Cadiz devastates eastern Cadiz wares and homes

A woodshed fire in Cadiz Indiana at 12 15 Wednesday swept the eastern fringe of the town. Strong south winds fueled rapid spread destroying Alfred Hendricks residence and Albright barn and other houses and barns. Losses include McCorkle Van Winkle Lowery Alspaugh and Lowery properties plus a Ford auto and coal stocks. Town trustees records burned. residents aided by bucket brigades as New Castle and Anderson fire crews arrived late.

Cadiz Ind Alfred Hendricks Charles Albright E. M. Labouteaux New Castle Anderson Carl McCorkle Della van Winkle Artie ‘Lowrey C. E. Alspaugh Marion Lowery John Lewis Albright Orlie Lowery Lowery Ivy Diehl Ida Sheppell Carmichael Kennard Curtis Alspaugh D. C. Newby Anderson Department Cadiz High School

Daniel Enright Dead at 63 in Greenfield

Daniel Enright aged 63 died at his Greenfield home Friday after a two week illness. He had been blind for eight years from injuries suffered when a barn door blew against him in a storm. Funeral services were Monday at St Michael's Church Greenfield with burial in Park cemetery. He was a brother in law of Mrs T B Cronk of Shirley and had other local relatives.

Daniel Enright Greenfield Enright St. Michael's Catholic Church Park Cemetery T. B. Cronk Shirley

Finger Fracture After Fall at Brouse Barnard House

Haley Gipe suffered a fractured finger after a fall about two feet while working on the new Brouse Barnard house in Kennard.

Haley Gipe Brouse Barnard Kennard

Shirley Church Notices for Mission Church Services

Mission Church schedules preaching Sunday afternoon and evening services and a prayer meeting Tuesday evening for parishioners and attendees.

Church Notices for Two Local Parishes

Rev. Fred Chelan pastor of Shirley M E Church with Sunday School at 9 30 A M supervised by Edwin Kirkpatrick Preaching at 7 30 P M topic An Abundant Harvest Wilkinson M E Church Sunday School 9 30 A M A C Faurot superintendent Epworth League 6 30 P M

Fred Chelan Shirley M. E Edwin Kirkpatrick Wilkinson

Pastor Hufford Announces No Services Next Sunday

Omer Hufford, pastor and Sunday School at 9 30 led by superintendent B O Hufford, reports there will be no services at this place next Sunday.

Omer Hufford B. O. Hufford

Beeson Pastor Leads Sunday Services at 11 AM

Rev. O. C. Beeson serves as pastor with Sunday School at 9 30 and Vernis Kit Term an as superintendent. Sunday morning preaching is set for 11 o clock with the usual arrangements for worship.

O. C. Beeson Vernis Kitterman

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Barleycorn Judge Sample Rev Hlatford Wen Hufford Rev. Hufferd Calaboose Wm. Thompson Pete Pratt Hutford Hancock, Henry Madison Counties Due Madison County Cunney Ord W. Kuhn Brown Township Kuhn Lawrence Bridges Mrs. Wink Tion of Lacey Act the World Campaign of Evangelism Miss Spangler Mark Leville J. P. Chamness Board of Home Mission and Church Extension Richard C. Jones Missionary Task Church of Tomorrow L. P. Pfeiffer U.S. A R. C. Ballard Malachi Harry C. Harman Markleville Church News M. E. Church State Street Christian Church Condo & Co 8. E. Peirce Wednes Shirley Church Mission Church
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