Dabe Wainscott Dies at Home Near Old Union
Dabe Wainscott died at his home four miles south of Old Union in Hendricks county about 5 o clock Friday morning December 4. Funeral and interment will be at Old Union cemetery Saturday with Rev. Carney officiating. He helped open the swamps of Advance and helped found a thriving village after being born in Montgomery county and moving to Boone county with his father. He married Rebecca Oxley and they had four children all living. He was a member of the Shiloh Christian church.
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Dabe Wainscott
Old Union
Hendricks County
Rev. Carney
Mr. Wainscott
Montgomery County
Boone
Boone County
Rebecca Oxley
The
Shiloh Christian Ohurch
Lyons Waterman Jules Pilot Makes Historic Long Distance Row
Jules Pilot of Lyons, holder of the governing championship of Frances in 1 45, rowed from Lyons to Chalon on the Saone, a distance completed in twenty four hours. He started at 46 o clock on Saturday afternoon and reached Chalon at 3 pm Sunday, arriving in the pink of condition.
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Parformancces
Lyons
Jules Pilot
Frances
Wasser
Seni
Chelona
Cizhiy Thies
Saone
Gndes
Thang
Chalon
Father Deserted Family Near New Ross Reaches Out After 36 Years
Calvin F. Beaman, who left his wife and three children near New Ross 36 years ago to visit relatives, writes from Sedalia Missouri expressing regret. He says he has followed the family here and has been a prosperous citizen while away. His daughter Mrs Newton McCormick has received the letter and shared the message.
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New Ross
Crawfordsville
Calvin F. Beaman
Putnam County
Newton McCormick
Sedalia
Man Plans Indiana Visit With Wife And Children
The Lebanon Reporter notes Beaman plans a trip to Indiana to visit his children and will bring his wife along. He mentions his wife and children live in Sedalit and says he will return soon for the family visit.
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Sedalit
Beaman
Indiana
Lebanon
Farmers Duped by Book Agents In Indiana Scam
From Darlington comes a report that about 500 farmers near town were persuaded to buy The Farm Record for 2.75 each, a back number sold by grocers for 1. The promoters claimed rights to sell in Indiana and charged 168 per county for blue sky across fifteen counties, netting over 1000 dollars.
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Crawfordsville Journal
Darlington
Indiana
Blue Sky
Lebanon
Wynkoop Meat Market Sunday Closing Time
Notice states Chas. Wynkoop's meat market will close at 10 o'clock prompt on Sundays.
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Chas. Wynkoop
Notice on Rumor About Mrs A L Carney Ends Now
A group led by W D Lear D B Kerensy J B Wespex and James Bapience declares a false rumor about Mrs A L Carney has been investigated. They warn they will take action if the rumor does not stop and say they can apprehend the guilty party at any time.
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A. L. Carney
Hog philosophy and a Max wedding at Christmas
An 19th century tidbit compares hogs and men in prosperity and misfortune. George Adams and Miss Cora Richardson wed at Max with Chas Wynkoop and family among witnesses. The Shiloh Christian church Ladies plan a Christmas tree and town hall entertainment with music, drills, tableaus, Santa, and candy for children.
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George Adams
Cora Richardson
Blyde Powell
Max
Chas. Wynkoop
Famly
Advance
Local News From Hazel Grove Area
Ora Beaver remodels his house and the Debard family notes illnesses. Busy Sunday visits include Mrs Edrington to James Minor and Zalin Billingsley with wife visiting Tom Debard. Protracted meeting at Max progresses with good attendance. Lion Bratton attends bedside of his brother near Thorntown. Miss Bessie Billingsley from Lebanon returns home.
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James Minor
J. Edrington
Zalin Billingsley
Tom Debard
Harold Reddick
C. C. Debard
Red
Billingsley
Lion Bratton
Thorntown
Bessie Billingsley
Lebanon
Rabbit Foot
Mrs James Sutton remains poorly and works on a Dot Josep butchered last week. Ray and wife visited John Young Monday. Lee Owens husked corn for C S Owens last week. J H Kincaid Borderland was in these parts Tuesday. Ora Sutton will move to John McConaughys place this winter. Elijah Canada Advance was calling last week Sumner Owens butchered hogs for Marion Reed last week. Miss May Burrough stayed with Harve Walls east of Lebanon last week. Artie Joseph and Chas Richardson husked corn for Perry Canada Monday. Maria Bateman moved to property bought from Milt Warshbarger. Mr Bateman rented the farm to his son John who was recently married to Nealie Smith. John seems to like the farm and we hope to see him prosper as a tiller of the soil.
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J. H. Kincaid
Borderland
Ora Sutton
John McConaughy
Elijah Canada
Advance
Sumner Owens
Marion Reed
Maria Bateman
Milt Warshbarger
Mr. Bateman
John
Nealie Smith
Cason Happenings and Local Visits
Volfie Higgins of Indianapolis visited relatives Sunday. Wm Caldwell of Illinois is visiting relatives this week. A series of Baptist church meetings began Wednesday night. Ora Caldwell and family of Lebanon visited relatives here. Lara Hartman and Mrs Susan McDaniel visited relatives in Advance Sunday. Electric line work progresses with steel being laid by Eli Browns farm.
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Volfie Higgins
Indianapolis
Wm. Caldwell
Illinois
The
Baptist Church
Ora Caldwell
Lebanon
Lara Hartman
Susan McDaniel
Eli Brown
Asp rations of Youth by James Montgomery
Poem urging youth to strive for national glory through learning and virtue. Emphasizes rising higher, mining knowledge, and building a united, virtuous society. Ends with appeals to closeness, home comforts, and enduring duty.
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W. D. Lear
D. B. Kerensy
J. 8. Wespex
James Bapience
Ladies of the Shiloh Christian Church
the Entertain
Tableaus
Santa Claus
Hazel Grove
Ora Beaver
James Caplinger
Rabbit Foot
James Sutton
Teo. Ray
John Young
Lee Owens
C. S. Owens
May Burrough
Harve Wall
Artie Joseph
Chas. Richardson
Perry Canada
Cason
Earth
James Montgomery
C. E. Stephenson
Jamestown
Fall IN
Hustler
Scott
Queen City
Pembroke
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