21 Sep 1867
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aurora Commercial
Location
Aurora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1867
Page
1
A terse notice from Lawrenceburgh Indiana details the Edication of Green Dale Cemetery. The item flags a local civic action concerning cemetery grounds and municipal oversight, indicating the involved party and the intended procedural steps.
A compact timetable fragment lists events or sessions with brief timing cues. The legible items indicate scheduled times and activities, though full context or titles are incomplete.
In Aurora Indiana a 1867 notice lists carrier collections due next Saturday the 28th and reads of Governor Baker writ for election to fill vacancy from E H Green’s death. It also records a death on a train near Noblesville, a portrait sale at Walton’s gallery, post office unread letters, church conference appointments, and a lengthy council meeting with street work authorizations, tax collection orders, and street improvements on Moore and Second streets.
Bids for Langhery bridge opening today. Green Dale Cemetery dedication at Lawrenceburg today. Lawrenceburg Fair begins Monday and runs through the week. creditors meeting for Hathaway & Co. set for next Wednesday the 25th. Local notes include notable residents, business openings, saloon plans, and community interest items around Aurora, Lawrenceburg, and nearby towns.
In Wilmington the young men formed a baseball club with O. T. Canfield as president and N. Dresser as vice president. The first game was played on the 18th. Other items include a marriage notice for Perry Turner and Mary Jones, Baptist Association activities with sermons and Sunday school talks, building remodels opposite the Baptist Church, talk of a plow factory, a new church bell, and clergy movements including Rev G P Jenkins leaving for Jeffersonville.
Readthrough market listing shows quantities of oats bush and various staples such as apples dried peaches beans and flour with prices in dollars and cents per unit. Includes hay flax seed hams shoulders sides potatoes chickens tallow and corn meal with assorted bills and totals
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