Sudden Death of J. T. Ray in 1907
John T. Ray born February 16 1853 in Grange County Tennessee died at Advance on Sunday September 24 1907 from hemorrhage of the brain. He lived in Tennessee until 15, then Bartholomew County Indiana, married four times with children and stepchildren, served in Americas war, associated with Shiloh Christian church and Norristown Free Mason lodge, funeral held at Norristown Shelby County with Rev C A Brown and Rev Scull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Ray
Grange County
Tennessee
John
Bartholomew County Ltd
Hamilton Ray
Minnie A. Maze
Shelby County
Harry A. Harry A
Ola E. Ola E. Blades
Bartholomew Co
Eric C. Conl
George
Ernest
Fern
Boone County
Mettie Ward
Lester J
Shiloh
Norristown
Shelby Co
C. A. Brown
Mr. Scull
M. E. Church
Wabash College to Host Michigan Gridiron Battle in Indianapolis
Huge crowd expected as Wabash Little Giants meet Michigan in Indianapolis on October 19 at Washington Park. Michigan seeks Western title and likely gains over Pennsylvania. Wabash aims to extend strong Western standings. Extra bleachers will be installed to accommodate over 15 000 spectators amid advance rush for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Little Giants
Wabash College
Michigan
Indianapolis
Hoosier State
Pennsylvania
Wabash
West
Crawfordsville
Washington Park
Iso
Mrs Susan Wallace Dies Widow of Gen Lew Wallace
Mrs Susan E Wallace widow of Gen Lew Wallace died at her Crawfordsville home at 5 o clock after a three week illness She would have been seventy seven next Christmas Services will be held at the Wallace home Friday and she will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan E. Wallace
Gen
Lew Wallace
Christimas
Wallace
Oak Hill Cemetery
Crawfordsville
Local News and Notices in Hustler Ads
Ret Potts is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Work will begin on the new bank vault next week. Joe Davis was in town on business last Saturday. Clay Sheets made a business trip to Lebanon Thursday. O H Benson Columbus Ind and Neal moved to town Tuesday. Farms bargains are advertised with contact requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ret Potts
Joe Davis
Clay Sheets
Lebanon
O. H. Benson
Columbus
Ind
Ande Neal
Tuessead
Kansas Prosperity and Local News Recap
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls hard times during droughts while praising a healing cough remedy from Dr. Kings New Discovery. Lebanon and Caldwell area updates include Edith Mee resigning, Earl Swindler’s college trip, and community dinners. The Advance Telephone Co notes rising membership and urges bill settlements. Dr. Shoop Restorative ads promise relief for stomach and heart nerves, with free samples by mail. Preventics cold tablets are marketed as safe pneumonia and bronchitis prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Cadell
Earl Shamburg
Dr. Kings
Joseph Bros Oe
Shoops
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Josephs
Three Line Local Classifieds In Hustler Market
A note suggests using a short three line local ad in the Hustler to sell or buy items not found in the regular market. The informal method aims to fill gaps with quick, targeted notices.
Greenwood woman visits relatives and local notices
Mrs. Francis Sefton of Greenwood spends the week with relatives. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. William Falkner of Shannondale was buried Wednesday at 10 a.m. The Advance Telephone company buys a new switch board for the office. Dr Shoop headache tablets advertise pain relief and a free trial. Reports to Lewis A. Stoy of New Albany indicate Tagiana Hed Men activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Falkner
Shannondale
Advance Telephone Company
Racine
Wis
Joseph Bros
Lewis A. Stoy
New Albany
Tagiana
Country News Items In The Country
Out of town observers report on local events shaping the season. Readers gain a snapshot of civic happenings, social affairs, and notable community activity affecting daily life in the area.
Sale and family visits reported in Lafayette and surrounding areas
Jeff Shelley and family attended the sale of John Pollett Saturday. Bruce Morris and family visited Fred Thompson and family of Lafayette Saturday and Sunday. Garfield Burris and family visited his mother near Advance Sunday. Jos Whiteman and family visited in New Ross Sunday. Bill Walker is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Shelley
John Pollett
Bruce Morris
Fred Thompson
Lafayette
Garfield Burris
Jos Whiteman
New Ross
Bill Walker
Local Social Notes From Ballard and Surrounding Areas
Lena Airhart Ballard visited Carrie Emmett Sunday. Mrs Jas Nicely returned home after a week at Martinsville. Chas Airhart and family visited Isaac Shelleys Sunday. Mrs Dorsey New Ross spent Tuesday with James Nicely. Joe Sutton went to Ladoga Monday. Joey Kbagt of Srayionigaile listed in fragmentary note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Nicely
Martinsville
Chas. Airhart
Isaac Shelleys
Local residents report visits and moves around Hendricks County
Hazelwood residents Ed Graham Geo Routh Vesper Edrington and Ray Scott took a business trip to Hendricks County. Millard Shelly moved to a farm near Plainfield Thursday of last week. S J Edrington and wife returned from a visit with their sons in Hamilton and Madison counties. Mr Erskine of Anderson visited relatives here last week. R D Billingsly plans to erect several rods of wire fencing this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Graham
Geo. Routh
Vesper Edrington
Ray Scott
Hendricks Co
Millard Shelly
Plainfield
S. J. Edrington
Hamilton and
Madison Co
Mr. Erskine of
Anderson
Parts
Beckville Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr Crosty of Yorktown visits his son Riley Crosby in Beckville. Tom Shirley and Glen Graham cut corn for Tom McLaughlin. Ada Bursett returns home after visiting Mark Love. Audie Shirley returns from John Threlkelds to work for Joe Odells then goes back. Ed Huffman sold hogs to Joe Whiteman. Mrs Crosby returns from Missouri with daughter. John McLaughlin hauled wood for Ed Huffman. New tombstones erected at Pisgah Cemetery. Jessie Rodgers visits brother in Brunswick. Jerry Higgins and wife visit Beckville friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crosty of
Yorktown
Riley Crosby
Audie Shirley
John Threlkelds
Joe Odells
Threlkelds
Ross spouses visit relatives here this week
J. V. Ross and his wife along with Charles Ross and his wife from Indianapolis are visiting relatives in town this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Ross
Chas. Ross and Wife
Indianapolis
Local visits and preaching schedule noted
Will Higgins stays in Beckville this week. Johny and Robert Kelley were in Beckville Saturday and Sunday. Glen Graham went to Darlington Saturday afternoon. Next Sunday features regular preaching at Old Pisgah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Higgins
Beckville
Johny and
Rvert Kelley
Glen Graham
Darlington
Old Pisgah
New Ross Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs Anna Adams of Indianapolis visited Mrs Chas Bratton and family while Grandma Wheeler from Crawfordsville extended her stay with Albert Wheeler. Frankfort’s Char Hart called on Mrs Dorsey. Carl Bratton studying in Indianapolis spent Sunday at home. Mrs Milton Neese of Crawfordsville and Mr and Mrs Jewel Turner joined Tom Webb’s family for dinner. Mrs James Eddingfield cut her arm Sunday, initial fears proved unfounded. Albert Lasley family and Mrs John S Powell plan to move to Oklahoma in about two weeks. Jesse Raines was in Ladoga Tuesday. Prof Kibbey visited Jamestown. A W Johnson of Crawfordsville came to see his parents John and Wil Troutman. Several went to Indianapolis for Mrs Smith Conner’s 33rd birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Adams
Indianapolis
Chas. Bratton
Grandma Wheeler
Crawfordsville
Albert Wheeler
Milton Neese
Jewel Turner
Tom Webb
Albert Lasley
John S. Powell
Oklahoma
Smith Conner
Chas. Conner
Angeline Conner
Molhne Powell
Ben Baird
Lizzie Powell
Alice Golladay
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Mettie Ray and Family
Wishing friends and neighbors to know our appreciation for kindness and help in our day of sorrow. We express our thanks. Mrs. Mettie Ray and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mettie Ray
Arden Waters Brings Home a Bride from Franklin
Arden Waters returned home Tuesday with his wife Miss May Marshall of Johnson County Indiana. The couple married last Saturday at Franklin where the bride, daughter of a Johnson County farmer, studied at Lebanon Business College. They plan to live in Lebanon after returning Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Waters
Miss May Marshall
Johnson Co. Ind
Franklin
Johnson County
Business College
Lebanon
Waters
Campbell, Smith & Ritchie
Miss Marshall
Revival meeting and local notices in Oklahoma and area
Rev C A Johnson assists in an Oklahoma revival. Steam heating plant planned for the new school building. Joseph Wall returns to activity after stomach trouble. Rush and Ada Voorhis visit Wm Dean. Ora Lasley and family visit Wm Lasley. Constipation and headaches relieved by DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills sold by Josephs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wall
Rush
Ada Voorhis
Wm. Dean
Ora Lasley
New Ross
Wm. Lasley
DeWitt
Josephs
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. T. Ray
Westston Park
Crawrokesville
Ixy
Ben Hur
Sesecegceaeesoec
Satre
J. M. Sandy
Sant
Joe Moody
St. O. H. Banson
Ora Hoovermale
Edith Mee
The
Lebanon Telephone Co
Earl Swindler
Central Normal College
Caldwell
Lawson Brown
Mrs
A. F. McClellan
Telephone Co
Advance Telephone Co
Brakeiith the
Inc
Francis Sefton
Greenwood
Mrs. Mills
Camden
Clarance Melson
Marcia Rogers
Near Emmeace
Clinton Blades
Preston Ray
Temp Ray
Lessie Middleton
Hope
Mr. Ray
Philip James Bailey
Bushtown
Lena Airhart
Carrie Emmett
Mrs. Dorsey
James Nicely
Joe Sutton
Ladoga
Joey Kbagt
Srayionigaile
Thorntows
Hazelwood
R. D. Billingsly
Tom Shirley
Tom McLauglin
Arthur Bursett
Mark Love and Family
Ada Bursett
Mark Love
Ed Huffman
Joe Whiteman
James Crosby
Missouri
John McLaughlin
Pisgah Cemetery
Jessie Rodgers
Brunswick
Jerry Higgins
Char. Hart of
Frankfort
Mrs. Dorseys
Carl Bratton
James Eddingfield
Jesse Raines
Prof. Kibbey
Jamestown
A. W. Johnson
John Troutman
Wil
al Troutman
Je ‘Bends
Ren
C. A. Johnson
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