Grandmother at 37 Noted for Political Ties and Family News
Mrs. Cora Foley of Upper Second Street is described as a grandmother at 37. She served as secretary to Mrs. B. S. Rose at the Republican headquarters during the last campaign. Her daughter Mrs. Orval Black welcomed a baby girl named Betty on a recent visit. Mrs. Foley’s family includes five children and a Peoria-based enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Fowley
Second Kreet
B.S. Rose
Republcan
Irs
Foley
Alon
Orval Black
Betty
Obituary: Mrs. Setton Dies After Long Residence in Town
Mrs. Setton died after a long illness at her home on Lincoln Street. She was 75 years old, a longtime resident of the town, and survived by four children Joel, Ella, and others, with Edwin as a late son who died in 1873. Funeral under Rev Oliphant will be Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Lincoln Street home. Burial in Hillside Cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setton
Dette
Sand
Lamsport
Joel Ti
Ellandiary
Indianapolis
Edwin
Lincoln Street
Rev. Oliphant
Crawfordsville
Hillside Cemetery
Eo Sy
Graves Campbell Wedding Announcement
Miss Florence Graves of Hampshire Massachusetts marries Park Hunter Campbell who lives north of here. The bride is daughter of Mrs Estella L Graves. the groom is eldest son of Mr and Mrs Howard Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Graves
Hampshire
Mass
Park Hunter Campbell
Here
Estella L. Graves
Howard Campbell
Local notice fragment lists residents and names
Fragmentary OCR shows names including Robbins Belte D, Jonas Robbins, Raymond D, and others with familial ties. Indicates two parties, both residents at unspecified address, flagged as timeble veune peopl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoot
Chic
Lola Belte
Hahactaiee
Sirs
Lie Velpy
Jonas Robbins
Raymond D
Niger
Sam
Rob
Whicker and Anderson Marry in Attica Nuptials
Velma Whicker daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Whicker of Carbondale and Edward Anderson wed last Thursday in Attica. Elder A W W Jackman officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suess Velma Whicker
Mark Whickcar
Carbondale
Edward Anderson
Attica
A. WW. Jackman
Wilbers head South for winter in California
Mr and Mrs Ben Wilber and Miss Rona Wilber of near Independence leave for Pasadena California to spend the winter with their son and his wife Ed Wilber. The New Year dance at Community Hall hosted by Chester Sexton and Millard Kiver drew about forty couples. Elmer House of Pine township welcomed a 94 pound son on Monday January 3. Ora Stephens of Georgetown Illinois issued a challenge to play any Warren county resident in a ten game checkers match. Lester Greenburg near Hoopeston transacted business in Williamsport yesterday. Mrs William Manhorter of Attica spent Wednesday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hall
Chester Sexton
Millard Kiver
Elmer House
Pine Township
Ora Stephens
Georgetown
Ill
Warren County
How Champion Steer Was Fed
Purdue farm records reveal grand champion Black Ruler was raised with strict, sparse feeding. J S Douglas details a regimen starting with silage and hay, then oats crack corn and barley, plus cooked whole wheat in final months. The steer, kept in a dry lot with limited exercise, rose from calf to top class at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Black Ruler
Chicago
J. S. Douglas
Purdue Farm
Douglas
United States
Purdue
Merry Monarch
Fyvie Knight
Angus
Obituary of Mrs Youne aune Young of Warren County
Mrs Youne aune Young born September 6 1848 in Warren County Indiana died December 30 1920 aged 77 years 8 months 1 day. She lived in Warren County her entire life married Samuel J Youngs in 1865 and had ten children four died in infancy with Susan Olive and John L surviving to adulthood. Survived by three daughters Mary Crawford Gertrude Wilhite Nora Young and son Raymond Young along with two brothers Felix and Flavius Warbritton three sisters Sarah Phipps Melissa Flouts Emma Johnson and seventeen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral held January 1 from Mrs Nora Tyler home conducted by Rev John E B McCloud and burial in Keister cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youneaune Young
Ruben
Caroline Warbritton
Warren County
Indiana
Samuel J. Youngs
Fapey
Susan Olive
John L
Mrvs. Younr
Raymond Young
Mary Crawford
Danville
Illinois
Gertrude Wilhite
Attica
Nora 1
Felix
Flavius Warbritton
Sarah Phipps
Boswell Beats Attica In Close Tuesday Basketball
Boswell defeated Attica 14 to 13 on the former's floor in a hard fought game. Attica residents Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Carson McClure visited in the city, with McClure’s mother, Mrs. Rebeccah Marsh. Esther Carr returned from Brownstown, Clint Boggs from Chicago visited his mother Judith Boggs, and Robert Winks of Attica stayed at the Sutton home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boswell
Attica
Charles Johnson
Carson McClure
Rebeccah Marsh
Esther Carr
Brownstown
Clint Boggs
Chicago
Judith Boggs
Robert Winks
Sutton
Salvage and renewal themes mark church notices
The article recalls the Argentinian ship Alejan drina stranded in the Straits of Magellan and salvaged for service. It highlights salvage as hard work and the church as central to renewing lives, with Sunday school lessons on forgiveness, a sermon on the rise and fall of nations, and a Sunday evening program led by Louise Hiriier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor World
Alejandrina
Straits of Magellan
New York Harbor
Church
Louise Hiriieer
Longfellow
W. PF
Methodist Church Bathbath School And Bible Class
The notice invites good attendance at the Methodist Church Bible class last Sunday and asks for 50 men in the Bible class. It lists preaching at 10 30 on the subject Our High Calling Epworth League at 6 60 with Eva Moore leading and preaching at 7 00 on Good and Bad Sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Bacbath School
Epworth League
Eva Moore
Sonn
AleClond
Infant Gladys Puech Cadus Loraine Born and Died 1920
Infant Gladys Caraume Puech Cadus Loraine, daughter of Clyde and ... Puth, was born August 15 1920 and died December 31 1920 at four months and eighteen days. Funeral services were held January 2 1921 at 2 pm from the family residence conducted by Rev John E L McCloud, with burial at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Caraume Puech Cadus Loraine
Clyde Puth
John EL McCloud
Highland Cemetery
Brown-Trickey Marry in Attica Methodist Parsonage
Miss Claressa Brown and Loren Trickey united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. John McCloud. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of near Attica and the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trickey of near this place.
Retiring Farmer Rents Farm and Plans Flexible Home
George Bender rents his farm two miles west of town to Lee Hich and will retire from active farming for now. He keeps two rooms in the house for himself and his daughter Phelme to return for short visits. Details of their future residence are undecided. The Rebekah Club met at Mrs. Mary Brooks home for a pleasant gathering with nineteen members and four guests. Dainty refreshments were served. Cynthiana Rebekah Lodge No 966 will install new officers on Thursday evening January 13. all members are urged to attend. By order of Noble Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wertz
Covington
Jay A McDermond
Attica
Williamsport
Mr. Wertz
Indiana
Jay
Kenesaw Tribe
Order of Red Men of
Marshfield
Harry Balagna
Lulu Ermentrout
Indianapolis
William Holloway
California
Fionn Russell
Lowell
J. H. Cronkhite
Morocco
Joseph Russell
Air
Russ
Ezra
AfcDonald
A. ©. Young
Lelah Massey
Willamsport
Fie Temas
John
Wb. Massey
John Aihswease
Paul O. Baily
Lafayette
Esther Luypold
Red Baily
Cammeron
Rednath Lyceum Bureau
C. H. Booth
Liberty
Ind
Watson Horn
Ken Booth
James Ampbertun
Theodore Crow
Donald Bush
Camp
Travis
Texas
Bork Infantry
Pythian
Kingman
M. J. Cowgill
William Cowgill
John F. Ritenour
French Lick
William Woodhall
B. O. Hudler
Esther Luppold
Francis Hughes
Harry Marrow
Raymond Hatton
Frank Wagner
Sam
James Metsker
Ray Watson
Hedrick
Gceorge Bender
Lee Hich
Phelme
Rebekah Club
Mary Brooks
Cynthiana Rebekah
Robert Buker
Florida
Vicence Gregory
Mirs
Mtr
Purdue Farmers Short Course Opens Week of January 1
The annual Farmers Short Course at Purdue runs five days starting January 1. The program covers topics of practical interest to farmers and is called the best ever held at Purdue. Attendance from across Indiana is expected. the course is free with only lodging and travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Indiana
Warren County
Neurdue
Ees Cdo Miedis and Lodging Y Srath
State Home Economics Association
January Meeting of County Partners Association Set
The County Partners Association holds its January meeting at 2:36 PM in the court hall. Directors must attend promptly at ten o'clock. If a director cannot attend, the township must be represented by its Secretary or another capable substitute. Frank J. Goodwine chairs, Oscar Larm is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paritners’ Association
Forenton
Frank J. Goodwine
Oscar Larm
Birthday Party for Daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos Marsh
A social gathering was hosted west of here last Thursday in honor of the Thos Marsh couple’s daughter as she turned eighteen. About sixty guests attended with dancing as the main diversion and an elaborate supper served late.
Smith Larch Nuptials in City Ceremony
Smith Larch couple Inez Smith daughter of Harvey Smith and Kenneth Larch son of Aaron Larch married in this city Friday by Rev John K McCloud in a simple ceremony with family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Smith
Irs
T Harve Smith
Near Aeebia
Kenneth Larch
Aaron Larch
Near
Tab
John EK. McCloud
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Ahi
John HH. Stephenson
Ethuselap Caan
Butler
Bedet
Csee
Annal
Grandma
Foam County
Sergeant
Mrs
James Pemberton
Wes Peter
Graves
Campbell
Wilse
Whson
Lawrence Wilson
Aleove
Henry
Perry
Ynarrege
James G. Camp
Rran
Well
Methodist Church
Whicker
Anderson
Ben Wilber
Rona Wilber
Near Independence
Passadena, Cal
Ed Wilber
Lester Greenburg
Hoopeston
William Manhorter
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