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Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1917

Page

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Charles Martel Defeats Abderrahman at Tours in 732

The battle of Tours in 732 saw Charles Martel repel the Saracen advance led by Abderrahman. Arab chroniclers claim vast armies while monks exaggerate losses. Christian accounts stress Martel’s decisive stand along the Loire and the rout of the invaders, securing Christendom.

Gibbon Tours Britain Gaul Europe Charles Martel Westminster Abbey America Christendom Hallam Charles Abderrahman Spain France Eudo Garonne

Uncle Mose Story of Coons and Ghosts in Georgia

A rural Georgia tale follows a group of colored boys who invite Uncle Mose on a coon hunt. The dogs panic at a ferocious bear, leaving the boys breathless. Mose later appears at Sambo’s cabin alive, boasting he came "wid de dogs" and scorns superstition.

Georgia Mose Uncle Mose Sambo

Before and After in a Kansas City Star note

A playful Kansas City Star snippet describes Mrs. T. Bone Rayer hiding her husband’s letters. One letter bears puppy teeth marks from a neighbor’s girl. Another envelope is missing its flap but shows a tally claiming a bridge win and a $1.17 loss.

T. Bone Rayer Mrs. Rayer Mr. Rayer Kansas City Star

Welsh Rabbit Warning Sparks Kitchen Banter

In a quirky exchange Mr. Bacon questions actions while Mrs. Bacon prepares welsh rabbit. He warns about smoking, prompting a domestic moment centered on kitchen caution.

Mr. Bacon Mrs.Bacon

Indiana Orders 550000 Boys For Nonmilitaristic Reserve

Indiana will enroll 550000 boys in the nonmilitaristic Boys Working Reserve to mobilize manpower across counties. Indianapolis quota is 5300. other cities such as Evansville Fort Wayne Terre Haute South Bend Gary Hammond Muncie Richmond and several counties have set numbers. State and local leaders emphasize voluntary enrollment with parental furlough rights and plan statewide organization by county directors.

Indianapolis United States Indiana Marion County City Evansville Fort Wayne Terre Haute South Bend Gary East Chicago Hammond Muncie Richmond Anderson Elkhart Michigan City Lafayette Kokomo Logansport New Albany Marion Cc. B. Fritsche Madison County M. I. Fultz James P. Goodrich Labor Statehouse Indiana State Federation of Labor Charles Fox Citizens’ League of Indiana The Prohibitionists Legislative Council of Indiana Supreme Court Fox State Federation of Labor Carl G. Fisher State Council of Defense Fisher Maud McQuat Harry Miesse Ada Watts John N. Carey Lydia Teasdale Isaac Born L. F. Blaker Helen Wallack N. A. Potter B. F. Gadd H. E. Barnard Martha Criley George Dickson Fred Clark Ritter Jesse Eschbach Crowder Satur

Indiana News In Brief From Across The State

A roundup of local business, civic, and weather updates from Indiana. George D. Roberts buys the Bishop block in Muncie for 50000 dollars while Indiana Power and Water seeks a 100 percent rate hike in Bicknell. Sterling Products eyes 40000 bushels each of apples and peaches in Evansville. milk rises to 11 cents in South Bend.

George D. Roberts Bishop Block Muncie Indiana Power and Water Company Bicknell Public Service Commission Sterling Products Company Evansville South Bend Huntington Herald Baldwin Locomotive Works East Chicago George Moffett Pendleton First Christian Church Tecumseh Armstrong Bedford James B. Snyder Rockport Alvin Branch Bosse N. Lawnmower Company Richmond Boswell Huff Fountain City Fort Benjamin Edward Pfisterer Knights of Columbus Grant County Red Cross Society of Tipton Jesse T. Luttleworth Dean Sutcliffe Ashland N. C Newcastle Fort Wayne First Baptist Church C. A. Decker Fort Harrison Abe Strouse Pimento Frank W. Stubbs Pennsylvania Road Arden Foster Knox Dale Bank Warwick County General Electric Company Lamar Mamie Mace Noblesville Red Mens’ Lodge Sheridan Newcastle Courier Abram Schuffman George F. Keever James S. Luellen W. H. Dyer Canning Company Nashville Goshén Alonzo Allison Brown County Democrat Naperville G. W. Stidger Kokomo William’ Somerfield Columbus Jonesboro

Married Life of Helen and Warren on a Country Visit

Helen and Warren tour a country home with Mrs. Barclay boasting of breeze and comfort while Helen fawns over every detail. They discover the hosts may be selling the place, sparking tension as heat and mosquitoes haunt the stay and trust frays over the cellar tour and airless bedrooms.

Warren Howard Mr. Barclay Helen Curtis Petersons Ina Hades George

Mobilization Prep Brings Indiana Guard Officer Promotions

Adjutant General Harry B. Smith announces changes of officers as Indiana National Guard mobilizes. Promotions include Maj Edward Ott to battalion commander Fourth Infantry, Lt Col George Healey to First Infantry, Lt Col Arthur Miller to Second Regiment, Capt Dwight Greene to Major Second Regiment, Capt Raymond Chambers to Major and adjutant of Indiana Brigade, and several others to new Fourth Infantry.

Indiana National Guard Adjt Harry B. Smith Edward Ott George Healey Rennsalaer Arthur Miller Mount Vernon Dwight Greene Muncie Raymond Chambers Laporte Indiana Robert Youngman Crawfordsville Carl. F. Beyer Warsaw Clyde Dreisbach Fort Wayne Walter Universal Kokomo J. A. Ampleby Gary Fourth Infantry

Training Continues Despite Enemy Fire at Fort Harrison

The Eighth and Ninth training regiments pressed on with their schedule at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Major Lorain T. Richardson, chief instructor, arranged the program as the Highth regiment tackled trench warfare problems while the Ninth regiment continued its maneuvers.

Fort.Benjamin Harrison Lorain T. ‘Richardson

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