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Williamsport Pioneer

Location

Williamsport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

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Ridenour Will Suit Ends in Favor of Defendants

After a forty day contest over the late John Ridenour estate the jury found the testator sound minded and the schools of Williamsport and Prairie township to receive the bulk of a 140000 estate. The case may not be appealed though a motion for a new trial could be filed.

John Ridnour Williamsport State Bank Warren County Williamsport Prairie Township John Ridenour Washington Township Warren Circuit Keister Johnson Ridenour Tippecano Tippecanoe

Attica Falls to Pine Village in rivalry clash

Attica high school lost to Pine Village 16 to 7 at the National gymnasium before 700 fans. Harrison led Attica with standout play while Crane and Bryan starred for Pine Village in a hard fought half duel.

Attica Pine Village National Gymnasium Crane Bryan Harrison

Hunting accident injures Otto May at Lafayette stock yards

Otto May formerly of this place now with the Lafayette stock yards was seriously hurt last Thursday near McCoysburg when a gun Tobin had dropped discharged striking May in both legs. Forty shots were removed from one leg and several from the other. he is resting but will miss work for days.

Otto May Lafayette Paul Ruff Mickey” Robin Charles Dressler Joseph Smith McCoysburg May Tobin St. Elizabeth Hospital

Fountain County Girl Wins Big Club Show Honors

Frances Ray a 16 year old from Mellott Fountain County won top honors at the International Live stock Exposition in Indiana with the best barrow and best calf. Her sister Clara Ray previously won the junior calf championship with the Shorthorn steer Buster. Their father Charles Ray is a Fountain County stock man and farm leader.

United States Indiana Frances Ray Mellott Fountain County Clara Ray Buster Charles Ray

Farmer Divorce Suit Filed in Attica Circuit Court

Mrs. Lulu J. Farmer of Attica, through attorney J. E. Rodenbech, files for divorce from husband John LeRoy Farmer, a local restaurant operator, citing cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple reside with the defendant's father, John Farmer, in Attica.

Lulu J. Farmer Attica J. E. Rodenbech Circuit Court John LeRoy Farmer John Farmer

New Firm in Town Forms Partnership in Blacksmith Trade

Harry Wagner moves his blacksmith operation from the Bieder man and Wagner shop to the Emil Nehrig shop and together they form a partnership. Both men are skilled workmen and guarantee proper execution of any entrusted work.

Harry Wagner Biederman and Wagner Emil Nehrig Mr. Nehrig

Warren county grand jury weighs arson and murder cases

The Warren county grand jury convened recently and adjourned with indictments considered in the Fix arson case involving Alonzo Stephen, William Fix, and Robert Graves. The Ross murder investigation continues with no indictments yet, while Ralph Ross remains silent about the Marshfield shooting.

Warren County Grand Jury Fix Alonzo Stephen William Fix Robert Graves Robert Fix Ambia Stephen Ross Ralph Ross Claude Marshfield Ellis Ross Marion E. F. McCabe Ralph Warren County

Freshman Party Opens Williamsport School Social Season

Aileen Broadie hosted the Williamsport Freshman class and guests at her home with faculty and the school board in attendance. The event featured guessing contests, partner-name cards, two-course refreshments, and party games, ending around eleven with reflections on school spirit and community betterment.

Williamsport A. G. Broadie Aileen Harry Evans Broacdie

Adam Hartz Dies After Ill Health at Danville Hospital

Adam Hartz a retired farmer from Warren County died at Lake View hospital Danville HL at 11 15 Friday morning after a surgical operation. Born January 26 1886 in Reading Pennsylvania he moved west as a youth and settled near Judyville. He married Mary Girtin 63 years ago. she died ten years ago. Surviving are seven of eight children and several siblings. Funeral was held Sunday at the family home near Judyville.

Adam Hartz Warren County Lake View Hospital Danville Mr. Hartz Pennsylvania Reading Alfonso Ft. Wayne Ind Wm. T. Hartz Eva Dick Gussie Dick Ida Davis Milton Hartz Tobias Hartz Kramer Henry Hartz Williamsport Jessie Hornley Lafayette Mary Potts Judyville

Rabbit Hunter Injured in Medina Township

Louis Wettschurack prominent Medina township farmer was seriously wounded Friday when a shotgun discharged while he poked at a rabbit in a brush pile. He was brought home and treated by a Pine Village physician and is in serious condition. He is married with a family.

Louis Wettschurack Medina Township Pine Village Wettschurack

Oil Well on Bean Lease Near Bowling Green Sparks Hope

The Wabash Valley Oil and Gas Company completed well No 1 on the Bean lease eight miles southwest of Bowling Green Kentucky with a strong showing. Geologists estimate 100 barrels daily and four more wells are planned on this lease before moving to a 120 acre lease nearby. Yanis Lindley is connected with the company.

Wabash Valley Oil and Gas Company Bowling Green Attica Warren County Kentucky Yanis Lindley

City Prepares More Watchmen at Monore Crossing

Following the destruction of John DeMotte's Ford at the Monroe street crossing of the Wabash railroad the city council aims to improve safety by adding a second watchman and extending hours from five in the morning to eleven at night. The crossing remains very dangerous, especially after dark.

John DeMotte Monroe Street

Farmers Annual Meeting Notices War ren Country Farmers Association

The War ren Country Farmers Association holds its annual meeting in the court room tomorrow afternoon. The director’s meeting is at 9 30 in the forenoon and the general meeting at 2 00. Officers will be elected and all members are urged to attend. Frank J. Goodwine President Oscar W. Larm Secretary

Warren Country Farmers’ Association Frank J. Goodwine Oscar W. Larm Sec’y

Man Thought Dead Returns After 40 Years

Allie Boyer aged 52 reappeared to family and friends in Lafayette after an absence of nearly four decades. He had fled as a deserter during Navy service, lived in Canada, then surrendered at the border and completed his enlistment. A prior will left $50 for him in Fountain County bank. cousin BE. L. Erberle later confirmed his identity. Pine Village football defeated Lafayette A. A. 6 to 0 in a game praised for Village grit.

Allie Boyer Pine Village Navy Canada United States John Boyer Boyer Fountain County Bank Lafayette BE. L. Erberle South Seventh Street

Big Four Considering Attica Rail Line Purchase

John C. Emig industrial agent for the Big Four and Mr. Woods visited Attica on an inspection trip via the C and E L. They were sent to study whether to purchase or lease the road. Emig praised the road and region and said the Big Four is well positioned to operate it. The Coal Road crosses the line at Brazil Coal Bluff Veedersburg and Swannington making a strong feeder for the Big Four system.

John C. Emig Big Four Railroad Company Cincinnati Ohio Woods Big Four Attica Emig Indiana Coal Road Brazil Coal Bluff Veedersburg Swannington

Surprised Him At Wife's Birthday Party

Charley Smith pretended he knew nothing about a birthday party for his 45th via a deliberate look, while Mrs. Smith hosted a sumptuous dinner for sixteen guests followed by pleasant conversation in a cheerful afternoon gathering.

Charley Smith Mrs. Smith

Wallace Lincoln Suffers Stroke at Home on West Third

Wallace Lincoln suffered a severe stroke at his home on West Third street yesterday forenoon. He was outdoors when the attack occurred. Mrs. Lincoln moved him indoors and summoned a physician. At the last report he rested very well.

Wallace Lincoln West Third Street

Ed Held's Christmas Store Ad Preview

Shopping early helps pick from a large stock and compare prices Ed Held Williamsport offers a full Christmas catalog on the last page with price tags attached. Read the ad for useful gift suggestions and to estimate your holiday cost before items are picked over.

Ed Held Williamsport

Mrs Livingston Granted Divorce in Warren Circuit Court

Mrs. Livingston was granted a divorce from Thomas Livingston in Warren Circuit Court on Tuesday. She received custody of their four children and he must pay $10 monthly child support. The couple had remarried after an earlier divorce and reconciliation. The charge cited was failure to provide and improper relations with another woman.

Thomas Livingston Warren Circuit Court

Pauline Hottenstein and Thomas McCormack Wed in Peoria

Pauline Blanche Hottenstein of this place and Thomas Hume McCormack of LaSalle Illinois were married in Peoria Illinois on April 25. The bride, a popular Williamsport High School and Indiana University graduate, will reside in Hammond with her chemist husband who works for Grasselli Chemical company in East Chicago.

Pauline Blanche Hottenstein Thomas Hume McCormack LaSalle Peoria Ill Williamsport Indiana University McCormack Grasselli Chemical Company East Chicago Hammond

Mellinger and Kiger Tie, Oxford Bound

Miss Bessie Kiger daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Kiger of Boswell and Francis Mellinger son of Mr and Mrs Claude Mellinger of Logansport were married at Rev A V Babbs home with a single ring ceremony. They plan to establish a home in Oxford after the 5 30 Tuesday wedding.

Bessie Kiger Luther Kiger Boswell Francis Mellinger Claude Mellinger Logansport A. V. Babbs Oxford

Dill and Morgan Tie Knot in Attica Ceremony

Miss Lena Dill and Lee Morgan were married on Saturday morning at the U B church home of Rev. Fletcher in Attica. The couple will reside in Independence where Morgan farms and Lena is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dill of Richmond.

Lena Dill Lee Morgan Attica Fletcher U. B Charles Dill Richmond D. F. Morgan Independence Mrs. Morgan

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