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Newspaper

Williamsport Pioneer

Location

Williamsport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1916

Page

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Young Men Democratic Club Planned Under McCabe Drive

Ross McCabe, Democratic candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in Warren and Benton counties, leads a push to organize a Young Men’s Democratic Club allied with the National Young Men's Democratic League. The group aims to educate 17 to 25 year old voters on the party platform and appoint township chairmen to coordinate efforts with a mass meeting to follow.

Ross McCabe Warren Benton Democratic Club National Young Men’s Democratic League McCabe

Popular Singer Robert Long to Perform at Mudlavia Friday

Lafayette soloist Robert C. Long will headline a varied program at Mudlavia auditorium on Friday night. He will sing modern English German and French pieces and older English songs with Miss Sebastian Palma as accompanist and performer of Cyril Scott numbers. Palma is praised as a rising young musician in Lafayette. Lena Baer has secured notable artists for Mudlavia concert work.

Robert C. Long Lafayette Mudlavia Grant Schafer Chicago Sebastian Palma Mr. Long Cyril Scott Miss Palma Lena Baer

Fred Scott Dies Suddenly in Williamsport

Fred Scott 11 years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Scott died suddenly from pneumonia fever Tuesday evening in Williamsport. He contracted a heavy cold a week prior and died after treatment by a local physician. Funeral conducted at home at 2:30 by Rev. P. T. Martin. Burial in Riverside cemetery south of Attica. Survived by parents, brother Herbert, and many friends.

Williamsport Fred Scott Burton Scott Frederick Danville Ill P. T. Martin Christian Church Riverside Attica Herbert

Pine Village Couple Wed In Home Ceremony

Miss Shirley Martindale and J Malcolm Anderson united in marriage at the bride’s parents home near Pine Village with Rev W F Hole officiating. Music by Loral Bowling accompanied the simple service, followed by a wedding repast. The couple will reside in a new bungalow on the groom’s father’s farm.

Shirley Martindale E. J. Martindale Pine Village J. Malcolm Anderson William S. Anderson W. F. Hole Warren County

Adams Township Teachers For The Coming Term

The Adams township school term lists officers and teachers. Supt B F Rapp principals Raymond V Pence English and Latin Grace O Small Music and Art Irmabelle Mosky Domestic Science May Tumey 7th and 8th Carl Curtis 5th and 6th Charline Blind 3d and 4th Mary Hall Primary Heath Bertha Edwards Mills Ethel McKinzie Harman Music Tribbett John Hillyer of near Rainsville was in our city Saturday.

B. F. Rapp Raymond V. Pence Grace O. Small Irmabelle Mosky May Tumey Carl Curtis Charline Blind Mary Hall Heath Bertha Edwards Mills Ethel McKinzie Harman Music Tribbett

Woods Estate Partition Settled in Indiana

Mrs. Fanny Rose, former wife of Arthur Woods, won a legal share in the estate of Chester Woods and Arthur Woods. The 240 acre Liberty Township property will allocate 40 acres to Rose, 80 acres to Chester had he lived, and 200 acres to siblings Helen and Glen Woods. William J. Woods serves as administrator.

Fanny Rose Chester Woods Arthur Woods Liberty Township Helen Glen Woods Wm. J. Woods

Organizing a town band in Williamsport requires backing

A columnist argues Williamsport needs a permanent, financed band with a structured organization. Backing by a Commercial or Booster club, paid directors, shared instrument ownership, and regular dues ensure long term success beyond seasonal efforts.

Former Warren County Man Dead in Hoopeston

Carl Hickman born in Warren County died at his Hoopeston home Tuesday after moving there forty years ago. Survived by four daughters Lida Asdit of Hoopeston, Louella Kent of Paxton, Mrs. Lee Button of Milford, Floy Petry of Hoopeston. Lena Bever and Samuel Board, both Attica residents, wed last Saturday at the groom’s sister Mrs Karl Robinson’s home.

Carl Hickman Hoopeston Hickman Lida J. S. Asdit Louella W. R. Kent Paxton Lee Button Milford Floy John Petry Lena Bever Samuel Board Attica Karl Robinson

Joint Prohibition Convention Nomination Meeting

Prohibitionists of Tippecanoe and Warren counties meet at Columbia Park Lafayette Ind on Saturday August 19 1916 at 1 30 for nominating a joint representative. Frank D Gunkle and Merton Knowles chairmen. Miss Bessie Cox went to Indianapolis for millinery employment.

Tippecanoe and Warren Counties Columbia Park Lafayette Ind Frank D. Gunkle Tippecanoe County Merton Knowles Warren County Bessie Cox Indianapolis

President Will Not Do Speaking Tour

After a conference with President Wilson, Democratic campaign chairman Vance C McCormick announced the president would not undertake a speaking tour. He said Wilson felt a tour would conflict with the dignity of the presidency and would likely accept speaking invitations only on occasion.

Wilson Democratic Campaign Committee Vance C McCormick National Committee McCormick

Pine Village Car Flips After Near Lafayette Collision

A seven passenger car carrying John Fuman a Pine Village merchant his wife daughter and sister overturned near Number Ten three miles west of Lafayette after grazing by an approaching vehicle. All were bruised and shocked with Marie 18 treated at St Elizabeth hospital along with Sophia 13 Mrs Golt and the child.

Number Ten Lafayette John Fuman Pine Village Hattie Golt Irving Fuman Marie

Out of Court Settlement in Florey Will Case

The probate dispute over John Florey’s will ends with an out of court settlement. Grace Goodrick of South Dakota is expected to receive about $3,000 to withdraw from the will. The widow chose a one third share of real estate plus 500 in personal property to speed the estate’s finalization.

John Florey Milford Rodenbeck Grace Goodrick South Dakota Miss Goodrich Warren Circuit Court Fountain County

Otterman and Bales Wed by Rev. Martin in County Clerk Office

Otis Otterman 21 a farm hand from near Attica and Beulah Bales 19 a Judyville domestic were granted a marriage license and married in the County Clerk's office by Rev. P T Martin late Wednesday afternoon. Best wishes and congratulations flow from many friends.

Otis Otterman Attica Samuel Otterman Montezuma Beulah Bales Judyville Wallace Bales P. T. Martin

Teachers prepare week long county institute program

County Superintendent Harry Evans has organized the annual county teachers institute to be held in the city school building next week. Noted instructors include Prof. Geo. C. Enders of Defiance College on psychology, Prof. L. S. Davis of Indiana University on agriculture and literature, and Prof. J. H. Bachtenkircher of Lafayette on writing. Miss Lelia D. Smith will direct the musical program ensuring a splendid event.

Harry Evans Lelia Smith Geo. C. Enders Defiance College L. S. Davis Indiana University J. H. Bachtenkircher Lafayette Lelia D. Smith

Judge Berry In Auto Accident Near Barce

Judge Berry and his son Burton along with John Carnahan and Willis McConnaughy were driving to Gay Park on the Tippecanoe when the Studebaker veered into a ditch after the judge momentarily released the steering wheel to light a cigar. All escaped unharmed though the windshield and two fenders were damaged. Mike Lackhart followed and ferried them to town. the car was towed for repairs Tuesday morning.

Judge Berry Benton Review Studebaker Burton John Carnahan Willis McConnaughy Gay Park Tippecanoe Barce Mike Lackhart Berry Sleeper Company

Library surpasses one thousand volumes with new gift

The library reports more than 1,000 books now available after receiving a gift of about 100 volumes from Mrs. Fremont Goodwine of Locust Ridge Louisiana, formerly Williamsport. The collection includes reference titles and juvenile fiction with classic works. A donor list will be posted soon. Miss Mary Durbin of Durbin and Searight travelled to Indianapolis on Monday to buy the fall millinery line.

Fremont Goodwine Locust Ridge Williamsport Goodwine Mary Durbin Durbin & Searight Indianapolis

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Young Men's Democratic Club PINE Adams Township John Hillyer Rainsville Our City Newtown J. W. Harrison National Car Coupler Co Rev. Martin
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