Democratic Nominating Ballot Results and Local Obituary
The Boone County Democratic convention in Lebanon nominated Mangus for governor after three ballots. Other races named Kred Graves for prosecutor, John B. Routh for treasurer, Ivory Toole for coroner, and Charles Tansel for surveyor with various vote totals. A Lebanon area resident, long affiliated with the Disciples of Christ and later the Advance Christian Church, died. funeral held at Advance Christian Church with interment at Oaks Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Co
Lebanon
Thomas R. Marshball
Marshall
Mangus
Casey
Apple
Ballard
Wall
Ballard Wall
Kred Graves
Thorntowne
John Hornady
John B. Routh
Henry Kernodle
Ivory Toole
Guy Hendrix
Charles Tansel
Ora Brookshire
Cash
Clinton Township
James Cobb
Disciples of Christ
Old Church
Jd C. Brown Hardware Co
Christian Church
Dover
Advance
Margaret A. Kern
Zeikel
John Kersey
Fred
Florence Routh
Advance Christian Church
W. D. Headrick
Indiana
Basia
Oaks Hill Cemetery
Reunion Celebrates Mangus Family in Caplinger Valley
A large gathering at Mr. N Richardson’s home in Caplinger County marked a family reunion for the Mangus clan. Attendees included numerous Mangus and allied families from Lebanon, Ladoga, Jamestown, and nearby towns. The event featured a long dinner, games, and socializing on a perfect day, with contest updates and prize notices shaping plans for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobo
N. Richardson
Agomery County
Gedau
Caplinger
Ges
Fran Riner
Mrs Offila
In Arp
Jon Mangus
Ladoga
J.B. Mangus
Lin‘dep
L. F. Norton
Eliza McMillen
Lebanon
Claude Wall
Jas FP Wall
Geo Mangus
W H Mangus
Sam Graham
W. H. Johnston
Laucinda Osborn
Roy Reese
Boone County
Wesley H Kersey obituary notes Boone County birth and Ohio farming life
Wesley H. Kersey born in Boone County Indiana August 15 1833 died June 7 1908 aged 72 years 9 months 22 days. Parents Benjamin and Martha Kersey settled on a Boone County farm from Kentucky and he was the eldest of eight children. He married Marthe Ferguson August 15 1867 and had two children Carrie Routh and George. About thirty five years he lived on a farm thirty miles west of Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley H. Kersey
Boone County
Ind
Benjamin and
Martha Kersey
Kentucky
Lafayette Road
Lebanon
Marthe Ferguson
Montgomery County
Thore
Carrie Routh
George
Advance
Local Notes Highlight Sickness and Visits Across Town
Norris Garret is ill. James Brganbright visits R B Emmett. Bernie Emmert visits Ray Willet. Miss Gracie Emmert works for James Bean near Max. Anna Kibby and sisters call on Gracie Emmert. band concert Friday at Liston. Ezra Emmert goes to Jamestown. David Canada and Zeph Hinton fought Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brganbright
Jamestown
R. B. Emmett
Bernie Emmert
Ray Willet
Gracie Emmert
James Bean
Near Max
Miss Pearl
Ruby Shockly
Gladys Emmert
David Canada
Zeph Hinton
Ezra Emmert
Bushey Abe Sh eer Sunda ily aon Ora with John Dale and fam ger
Abe Bushey and family with John Dale attended a Sunday event in Ora, following a solemn gathering. The readable fragments indicate a small local attendance and a family group involved in the occasion.
Local News and Band Concert Saturday Night
Local items report Wm Ross suffering from grippe and frequent visits by residents and travelers. The band contracts with Jamestown merchants for Thursday shows, and many townsfolk attend church events, visiting relatives, and enjoying local sales and a musical recital in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Ross
E McClaine
James Sanford
Local Social Roundup from Montgomery County
Sunday visits and notices from Mount Zion area include Carrie Emmert guesting with Corda Rader and Maude Farrow, and a Zim merman reunion planned at George Zimmerman’s. Funeral attendance, churchgoers, and family gatherings feature among residents like Bruce Funkhouser, Gladys Hursh, Harve Airhart, Roy Nicely, and Chas Shelly with various relatives and neighbors in Jamestown Crawfordsville Thorntown and Indianapolis.
Hazelwood Family News and Local Visits Report
M M Edrington traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday for business. S J Edrington and wife spent Sunday with their son in Egypt. A girl was born to S E Edrington and wife last Tuesday. Large crowd attended Children’s Day at Mat Sunday. Local visits include Debard family with C OC Debard and Edwards with wife from Ill visiting Wm Debard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Edrington
Indianapolis
Sam Billingsly Jr
C. OC. Debard
West Kersey
Advance
Newt. Wall
Ed. Wright
Egypt
S. E. Edrington
Mat
Mr. Edwards
Ill
Wm. Debard
S. J. Edrington
Elish Higgs
James Bean
Max
Local Social Notes From Mulberry Visitations and Upcoming Ice Cream Supper
Mrs Wa Stafford visited an ill aunt at Mulberry Friday afternoon. Lafayette’s Mr Snoddy dined with Henry McDaniel Thursday. Esther Hoover of Boonville visited Cornelia Miller. Mrs Susan McDaniel went to Ludoga to see her daughter Mrs Tom Gregory. Mrs Lizzie Anderson of Lebanon visited W H Stafford. Ice cream supper at the Christian church June 20 to aid the cemetery. the June 13 meeting moved to the supper night. Maybeth and Benard McKenzie of Terhune visited sister Mrs Robert Cox. Mrs Lucy Sutton and Mrs Walton and daughter from Hamilton County visited their brother Harry Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Creath
Lebanon
Orval Taylor
Emma Powell
Pisgah
Caplinger’s
Whitley
Jno Dale
Whitenack
Oscar Cook
Jno. Smith
Bruce Burris
James Golliday
Wm Dean
Deasie
Angie Davis
Anderson
Mary Whitley
Wa Stafford
Mulberry
Mr Snoddy
Lafayette
Henry McDaniel
Esther Hoover
Boonville
Cornelia Miller
Susan McDaniel
Ladoga
Tom Gregory
Lizzie Anderson
W H Stafford
Christian Church
Maybeth and
Benard McKenzie
Terhune
Robert Cox
Lucy Sutton
Mra Walton
Hamilton County
Harry Shepard
Cons
Charlotte
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G. M. Mangus
Thomas R. Marshall
Har
JM. C. Whitenack
Vominunity
The
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Boss
H. C. Whitenack Wman
Burrin Drug Co
Miss Love Wall
Las
Delilah Galliday
Esenees
Nina Waters
Hazel Sullivan Opal Caldwell Forest Ailes
Pevsles Dean
Cabacter Neeneeantersensetanes
Neeneeeeearaanen- Pan Ve Ameneeereseeersuneeneserbar
Pase
Tom Wilson
Clara Jackson
Crawfordsville
Pete
Wesley H Kersey
Norris Garret
Hansel Butler
Liston
Anna Kibby
Ethel
Nellie Utterback
Misa Gracie
Bushey
Abe
Aon
John Dale
Fam
Frank Kepner
Noblesville
Whitenack’s
Ivan Funkhouser
James Gordon
Abigail Smith
North Salem
J W Waters
Joe Caldwell
Glen Waters
Milford Fulwider
Wilbur Deatrick
Evert Kelley
Roachdale
Jon Sutton
Idona
Arthur Swisher
Willard Gardner
Robert Reed
Charley Shelley
Adam Shelley
Charley Armstrong
Curt McClain
Frankfort
Booneville
Merchants of
Clarence Bowman
Opal Caldwell
Carl Bowman
Hazelrigg
Walter Higgs
Northwestern Medical College
Chicago
Carl
Paul Whitley
Glen Denny
Don
William Welden
Bill Walker
James Walker
Tom Walker
George Stottler
Terbune
Mess Powell
West of Town
Snow Stansell
el Martin
Danville
Maude Sandy
Jno
Bettazesbosseaters
Jaco Et
Harry Kesslers
Wm Maddock
Wife
Sucha
Edith McDuihs
Dave Custer
MT. Zicn
Carrie Emmert
Corda Rader
Maude Farrow
Haze Hudson
Wi. Sandinis
Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
Sam Hockersmith
Bruce Funkhouser
Gladys Hursh
Pear
Harve Airhart
Roy Nicely
Wash Emmett
James
Merle Nicely
John Hursh
Gladys
Charles Rirharts
Bill Duncan
Carl Rosa
Cecil Bartlett
George Baker
Thorntown
Frank Hutt
Jamita
George Bathars
Simon Emmett
Chas. Shelly
James Whitecotton
Carl Bartlett
Walter Ross
Dayton Thompson
Otto Whitley
Airhatts
Stephen Emmert
Hazelwood
Cason
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