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Newspaper

Williamsport Pioneer

Location

Williamsport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1922

Page

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Ross murder case dominates Marshfield court

The Ross murder case opened with two days set for jury selection after extensive courtroom prep. Ralph Ross faces a possible insanity defense for the killing of his brother Claude in a Marshfield garage on November 22.

Ross Ralph Ross Claude Ross Claude Marshfield Wilber Nolin Ele Stansbury Edwin F. McCabe Mehaffey & Haupt McCabe E. F. McCabe

Stephen Stephen Found Guilty Of Arson In Indiana Case

The State of Indiana prosecutes Alonzo Stephen who was found guilty of arson for setting fire to Robert Fix’s barn near Ambia. He faces a sentence from two to twenty-one years with bond set at 5000 dollars while a new trial motion is filed. The verdict came after intensive circumstantial evidence and lengthy jury deliberation.

Indiana Alonzo Stephen Cecil Haupt Mehaffey and Haupt H. D. Billings Hennegar Michigan City Stephen Robert Fix Ambia

Warren county assessors meet for guidance and supplies

Assessor James Metsker leads Warren county officials in a Wednesday office meeting to receive instructions and supplies. He stresses keeping poor property down and good property up while noting farmers committees seek a one third land value reduction, but he favors a one fifth cut, pending action by assessors and the Board of Review.

Warren County James Metsker Metsker Farmers Association Board of Review

Infant Son of Judy Family Dies in Indiana

Ole R. Judy Jr., infant son of Mr and Mrs Ole R Judy of Judy ville, died Wednesday at St Vincent hospital Indianapolis. The body was brought from Indianapolis to Attica, and the funeral held there yesterday afternoon. Burial was in Highland cemetery nearby.

Ole R. Judy Jr Ole R. Judy Judyville St. Vincent Hospital Indianapolis Attica Highland Cemetery Here

Miss Liptrap Visits Relatives at Boswell

Miss Lucile Liptrap visited relatives at Boswell from Saturday through Monday, staying with family and noting local community scenes during her trip.

Lucile Liptrap Boswell

Indiana State District Tournament Sched At Attica

The Indiana State Athletic Board releases the district tournament schedule set for Attica March 3 and 4 with 17 teams. Morning and afternoon matches include Pine Town ship vs Pine Village, West Lebanon vs Boswell, Oxford vs Fowler, and more leading to evening and Saturday games among winners.

Indiana State Athletic Board Attica Pine Township Pine Village West Lebanon Boswell Oxford Fowler Mellett Raub Freeland Park Earl Park Ambia Covington Newtown Veedersburg Williamsport Otterbein

Monument Sold for Gemmer Estate to Porter

LeRoy Pope, a leading monument dealer, has sold a fine axe finished light Barre granite monument to Dr. Geo S Porter as administrator of the estate of the late Phillip Gemmer. It will be erected on the family lot in Hillside cemetery when ground conditions permit. The monument features a five foot long die, three feet six inches high, and one foot two inches thick. The base measures six feet seven inches by two feet two inches and stands one foot two inches high.

LeRoy Pope Geo. S. Porter Phillip Gemmer Hillside Cemetery

Family moves between farms near Attica

Thomas Kitts and family relocated last Wednesday from the Robert Butler farm to the Dr. Rupert farm east of Attica. Mrs. J. B. Dennis and daughter Pearl were among Lafayette visitors Monday afternoon.

Thomas Kitts Robert Butler Dr. Rupert Attica J. B. Dennis Pearl Lafayette

Williamsport Triumphs Over West Lebanon In Rough Contest

Williamsport defeated West Lebanon in a hard fought Friday night game. Williamsport used faster floor work to overcome a size advantage. This was the last game before the tournament with a week of coaching to sharpen the squad. Evans Tedden desert is listed in box. field goals by Fox, Wink, Collyer, Evans, Cowgill, Hipsher, Haupt, Allen. Four goals by Fox and Allen. Referee Davis.

Williamsport West Lebanon Evans Tedden Desert Bob Or Allen Fox Wink Collyer Cowgill Hipsher Haupt Allen Davis

Parents and Teachers Meeting at School House

The Parent-Teachers meeting will be held at the school house next Friday afternoon March 10. Mrs A G Broadie will lead a round table on The Necessity of Training Our Daughters to the Housewives. A duet by Mrs Frank Kelly and Frances and entertainment by Miss Sutton's room follow.

A. G. Broadie Frank Kelly Frances Miss Sutton

Hoosier Ton Litter Club Enrolls 555 Members in Indiana

Five hundred fifty five men join the Hoosier Ton Litter Club backed by the Indiana Livestock Breeders Association and Purdue University Agricultural Extension. Clinton County leads with 39 enrollments, Sullivan second with 35, and Morgan third with 28. The aim is to deliver a litter of pigs to the tan mark within six months after farrowing.

Hoosier Ton Litter Club Indiana Livestock Breeders’ Association Agricultural Extension Department Purdue University Clinton County Sullivan Morgan Allen Fulton Adams Miami Wells Rush Montgomery Indiana Farm Bureau Purdue Animal Husbandry Ton Litter Club

West Lebanon boy convicted for burglary

William Fortney a West Lebanon youth pleaded guilty to burglary after being arrested by Sheriff Stewart and Night Watchman Mac Park. Judge Berry sentenced him to one to eight years in Jeffersonville reformatory but withheld sentence hoping he can be taken in by a loving home for another chance. A separate report details an attempted bank robbery at Citizens State Bank in Tab with yeggmen triggering an explosion and gunfire before fleeing. Carlson and Potter injured lightly, vault damaged, robbers unseen and tools left behind.

William Fortney West Lebanon Stewart Mac Park Groves Dry Goods Company Berry Jeffersonville Reformatory Tab Bank Citizens State Bank Tab Gus Carlson Dewey Potter Potter Carlson Hoopeston

Danville Bet Hasped Hike Across Country With Handcuffs

Seth A Hoover and Clarence Whitehead of Hoopeston plan to start March 4 from Danville Ill for a six month hike to Coast City Calif. They will be handcuffed together and must earn all living expenses by selling poem cards. A $10000 wager by the Commercial News funds the feat with keys turned by Danville and Coast City mayors upon completion.

Seth A. Hoover Clarence Whitehead Hoopeston Williamsport Danville Ill Coast City Calif Commercial News Madden Hoover Whitehead

Red Cross Aids World War Disabled Veterans

John Barton Payne, national chairman, announced the American Red Cross spent 9 782 000 last year aiding world war disabled veterans. Seven million was disbursed by local chapters and the rest by the national body. The main service linked disabled veterans with the proper government agency to obtain federal aid under existing laws.

American Red Cross John Barton Payne

C G Rossiter Hurt in Chicago Fall

News reaches West Lebanon that C G Rossiter and wife are in Chicago at the LaSalle hotel when he fell in the windy city. Initial reports of a skull injury proved non serious as he bruised his head and is now recuperating at Irquo is hospital after the accident.

C. G. Rossiter LaSalle Hotel Chicago Windy City Rossiter Irquois Hospital

Howard Dick Honored at DePauw Pre-Medic Club

Howard C. Dick, a DePauw University student, was elected Secretary of the Pre-Medic Club at a Tuesday afternoon meeting. The club, comprising all pre-medic students, meets monthly to hear talks and papers on medical discoveries and to deepen interest in medicine.

Howard C. Dick DePauw University DePauw

John F. Ritenour Visits Chicago on Business

John F. Ritenour traveled to Chicago on business Wednesday to meet with local executives and discuss a potential partnership.

John F. Ritenour Chicago

Divorce Sought by Mary J. Lemming From Wade Lemming

Mrs. Mary J. Lemming of West Lebanon seeks a Warren circuit court divorce from Wade Lemming. They married June 27, 1894, have two grown children, and have lived apart since May 30, 1918, with the husband in California. She alleges abandonment without cause and lack of support.

H. D. Billings Mary J. Lemming West Lebanon Warren Circuit Court Wade Lemming California

Soy Beans Arrive and Prompt Planting Push

County Agent Madaus promotes a winter campaign that brought 165 bushels of soy beans here and 70 more to West Lebanon. Planting decisions vary, with 1000 plus acres expected this year to boost soil health and save feed costs by using soy as a legume crop and protein source.

Madaus West Lebanon

Local Folks Visit Williamsport Area Highlights

Mr and Mrs R O Liptrap motored to Jamestown Saturday afternoon returning Sunday evening. Claire Rhode of near Pine Village was transacting business in the county seat Saturday. Arthur Arehart of near Tab was among the business visitors in Williamsport Saturday. Merle Darling of Lafayette spent Sunday with home folks in this city.

Mrs. R. O. Liptrap Jamestown Claire Rhode Pine Village Arthur Arehart Tab Williamsport Satuday Merle Darling Lafayette

Also Mentioned on This Page

Venice McCabe & Sons Ira W. Melton Kramer Hattie Melton Turkey Run State Park Parke County State Conservation Department Turkey Run Richard Lieber Conservation Commission Turkey Run Creek Vinegar Mills State Park Jennings County Clifty Falls State’ Park Madison Ohio River Clifty Canyon W’msport W. Lebanon Fox Wu Williams Benen Haupt Guards Eater Ton Litter Club Red Cross Soldier Aid Howard Dick
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