Winchester Chautauqua Season Ticket Promotes Big Week
Community opens June 24 with a full Chautauqua lineup. Cartwright Brothers Quartette, tropical island acts, and the famed Cremona Orchestra headline a week of varied entertainment. Residents urged to buy season tickets to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright Brothers
Cartwrights
Philippine Islands
Wei
Brownell
Louis Brownell
Zelma MacConnell
Dorothea LeClerc
Poe
Beverly Hoffman
Brownle
Mg Normandy
Ular Opera of
America
New York
France
Normandy
Maude Willis
Willis
Augustus Thomas
Efc
Reachen
Cremona Orchestira
Morton Howard
Cremonas
Lafayette Spring Now the Property of Indiana
The state gains ownership of Lafayette Spring near Cannelton Perry County with about an acre of surrounding ground donated by Mr and Mrs C C Shallcross. Perry County men who served in the world war are honored as donors plan to erect memorials at the site. The spring sits near a cliff and recalls Lafayettes 1825 Ohio River journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hna
Lafayette Spring
Cannelton
Perry County
Dg. C. Shallcross
Richard Ector
State Consern
Sepes
Lafaquette
Ohio River
United States
Oxford Universup
Frank Beianaes
Journal-Herald
Arizona
Dale H. Evens
Wincheter
Los Amez California
Mary Kizer
Marion
Ind
Houston
Maude Hamilte
Kester Pike
Florence Pike
Mertie West
West
South Carolina
Kansas
Wm. Preston
Red Cross Nursing Committee
Red Cross
Samuel Puschan
Francesville
Nere
Possee
Alr. Abshire
Poss
Nermal
Abuneic
Gail Chenoweth Finee McNeesx
Yorktown
I Bestha Sutton
Miss Sutton
Harel Hea
Mies
Mertica West
Manchester
Didhiva
Atapyer
Chester
Dnc My
Bates
Mes Nichols
Cela Bates
Agriculture Cal
May Arrests at Indiana Polls Reported by State Conservation
The State Department of Conservation reports 150 arrests during May for alleged fish and game law violations. Of ficers convicted 143, with May 1920 total convictions around 20. The report notes a ward ruuider incident and ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Ind
Wardruuider
State Depart of Conservation
Offier
Ens al
Funeral services held for Sarah Moore of Farmland
Mrs. Sarah Moore 76 of Farmland died recently. Funeral services were held at Maxville Church Friday at 2 pm with Rev. Henry Pickett assisted by Rev. Long. She leaves two sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Moore
Maxvile Church
Henry Pickett
Rey. Nk Long
Sunday Guests Visit Mrs Lafferty and Miss McDonald
Une McDonald of Dan Ohio and Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace of Hartford City were Sunday guests of Mrs Kate Lafferty and Miss Ella Mc Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une McDonald
Dan Ohio
Frank Wallace
Hartford City
Kate Lafferty
Ella McDonald
Indiana State Fair School of Home Economics Opens
The Indiana State Fair School of Home Economics begins its third annual term August 29 1921 and runs two weeks ending September 10. One pupil per county, age 16 or older, with a full program in cooking sewing hygiene and table service. The program runs in the Women’s Building with faculty and pupils living together, including field trips to Indianapolis and city tours. Rev A M Addington travels to Sullivan County for Union Christian College trustees meeting and commencement exercises.
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Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Indiana State Fairy School Home Economics
Canaries M. Lindley
Salem
Indiana
Charles W. Sewell
Quierbein
Lewis Taylor
Indianapolis
Monument
Indianapolis Street Car Company
Woman’s Board
State Fair School of Home Economics
A. M. Addington
Meron
Sullivan County
The
Union Christian College
Harold McDaniels
Ley A Mendenhall
Crawfordsville
Wabash Colege
Rose DeLong
Summntville
Albert Coats
Danville
Hainois
Andy
W. G. Jericho
Bert Fudge
Myr
Glen
Ray Lasley
Som
New Park
John Diges
Robert Ward
Culver
Academy
Robert
Chemical Engineering
Abs
ALT
Eneie
Abin
Clyde Engle
Bremen
Ohio
Gabriel Faigle
Win. Fitzmaurice
John Pitemanurice
L. Ware
D. D. Miller
Leo
Pett
Many Visitors and Travels Reported Around Winchester
Local notes list Mrs. Fred Sale visiting Ino Fr Wayne and numerous short trips. Names include Lon Payne in Cincinnati, Harry Smith and family in Red Key, Ruth Williams from Earlham College, and others visiting Indianapolis, Muncie, Richmond, Union City, and Winchester for business, study, or recreation.
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Fred Sale
Wayne
Lon Payne
Cincinnati
Harry Smith
Red Key
Ruth Williams
Earlham College
S. E. Perkins
Marie Moorman
Indianapolis
A. M. Brown
Cty
Ailes J. Furnas
Winchester
Donal Botkin
Purdue
C. Bell
Mabel Crouse
Henry Davis
David
Will Saucere
Muncie
J. T. Clevenger
Union City
Ray
Little Son
Carthage
Ind
C. L. Botkin
Farmland
W. EL. Guiier
Laredo
Texas
Henry Wertz
Ft. Smith, Ark
Dave Martin
Dick Shetterly
Roy Hamblin
Brrownstown
Joseph Ruber
Ada
Greenville
Unio
J. M. Fletcher
Frank Ramirer
Geneva
Andy Coats
Summitsvile
John Dollar
Walter Gilbert
Pearl Keever
J. A. Maynard
John Goodrich
Clifford Heddick
Greenvile
J. He. Moreney
Inez Hill
Portleth
Russell B. Beeson
Greenfield
Ernest Dunn
Clyde
Nora Wilmore
Rietian
Eas
Lhursa Erenbr
Mapolis
Roger Posaiaed
McGee
Colorado
Mary Ann Good
Ray Davis
Indiana University
Lawrence Coats
Loraine
Ohio
Daston Coats
J. H. Sink
Toledo
Garland Canada
Opie Chenoweth
A.M. Brown
Mary
Rush
Florence Bagley
Beatrice Anderson
Sparatnsburg
Sam Stonerock
High Street
Pauline Daugherty
W. P. Marlatt
Omar Spear
Ft. Thomas
Ernest Spear
Tom Lally
Pittsburg
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Tauqua
Indiana State Fair
School of Home Economices
Bwad
KL. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
Eng Rer
Albert DeLong
Fay Wall
Ridgeville
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
Thurday
Alma Meier
Randolph County Hospital
Breau Templin
S. D. Templin
Indiana School of 4
Johnstown
Sudan
Goodrich Brothers
HAY and Grain Company
Winchester Dry Cleaning Co
Davis Garage
Telehone
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