Community Group Discusses Officers and Committees
Fragmentary notes show a meeting of a local group discussing electing new officers, forming standing committees, enrolling members, and ongoing discussions on economics and housing matters.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary notes show a meeting of a local group discussing electing new officers, forming standing committees, enrolling members, and ongoing discussions on economics and housing matters.
The Westville Indicator lists publishing details rate card obituaries and poetry pricing and deadlines for Thursday edition. Also notes job ads at Waskell Barker Car Co and reports a violent diphtheria outbreak with 15 suspected cases in Laporte and a worried board of health.
A harsh denunciation laments corruption in town life and church officials while urging transparency and moral reform. The author condemns hypocrisy among leaders and calls for sunlight on misconduct, noting debates over religious and social decays without local specifics.
James Milton Warnock was buried Sunday in Westville Cemetery after arriving from Chicago aboard the Wabash at 2 00 p m. Relatives and a Masonic lodge deputation met the body at the depot. Masonic rites were held at the cemetery and G A R posts conducted services at the home. Warnock, born in Clark County Indiana in 1825, was married to Arminta Henton. Surviving are his widow, daughter Ella Olds, son James Henton, four grandsons, and other descendants. He and Arminta moved to Chicago about thirty years ago.
An article advises outdoor exercise for a good complexion and promotes pure olive oil as a skin aid. It notes many products are mislabeled and urges buying pure olive oil from Moaissner's Pharmacy. Prices listed include 66 cents per pint, 1 dollar per quart, and 3.50 per gallon.
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