Ten Year Old Osborne Boy Dies After Illness
Albert S. Osborne of Blankenship died Sunday night at City Hospital after a severe appendicitis and peritonitis. He was ten years old, survived by father Hayden, mother, a brother and sister. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Burns City with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Osborne
Hayden Osborne
Blankenship
City Hospital
Hamer & Day Undertaking Establishment
Burns City
Bloomington to Build Carnegie Library on East Street Lot
Bloomington plans a $30,400 Carnegie library on East Street near the central area. The city library board will purchase the lot from the school board, funded by Carnegie funds, with new colored school facilities planned at a separate site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
All Schools
Ata Street
Vinin
City School Board
Andrew Carnegie
Bloomington World
Horses Fall at Perry Bluestone Quarry Near Spencer
A quarry accident at Perry Bluestone near Spencer killed two work horses and nearly claimed owner Ralph Gibson's life. While stripping rock with a plow near the edge, a horse slipped and pulled the other over a 75 foot drop. Gibson leapt back to safety as the animals fell to the rock below. Deck McPike and Liscar Adamson are noted as visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bluestone
Spencer
Ralph Gibson
Gibson
Dibson
Bedford Orchestra to Debut at First Christian Church
The Bedford Orchestra of 23 members under C I Franklin will make its initial appearance Monday evening February 10 at the First Christian Church. The group, rehearsing faithfully for months, will present a fine repertoire under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society, promising a first class entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
C. I. Franklin
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Rates Church Celebrates Centennial Peace Theme
The Methodist church hosts large Sunday services with new members this week. Dr. Leung reports thirteen converts, and baptism will be administered Wednesday night with probationers joining. Gatherings include Bible classes and steward meetings ahead of next Sunday's centennial emphasis on peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conuer
Fi Methodist
Leung
Board of Stewards
Tish
Mr and Mrs Albert Dunihue Return from Southern Tour
Mr and Mrs Albert Dunihue complete a southern tour visiting Chattanooga, St Augustine and Palmeitto Florida. They return home with Mrs David LaForce who stayed three weeks with her daughter Mrs Murray and Miss Una Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dunihue
Chattanooga
Tenn
St. Augustine
Florida
Palmeitto
Clarry Murray
David LaForce
Murray
Una Owens
Accident Injures Man From Sixteenth Street
Arthur Collins of Mast Sixteenth street sustained a severely bruised hand and arm Sunday night after a blow from a meat cleaver caused the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Collins
Sixteenth Street
Funeral service for Dr. Edmund D Laughlin of Orleans
The funeral for Dr. Edmund D Laughlin, an Orleans physician aged nearly 88, was held Sunday afternoon. He had lived with his son Charles Laughlin, superintendent of Evansville Hospital for the Insane, and was widely known across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund 3. Laughlin
Orleans
Dr. Laughlin
Charles Laughlin
Evansville Hospital For
Tie
Republicans Prep for State Convention Delegates In Indiana
Reporters pour into Republican state headquarters as candidates for delegates to the state convention are named in many districts. In one eastern Indiana precinct six Republicans have urged neighbors to back them for delegate slots. The party anticipates a major gathering, with many district Republicans already seeking delegate status to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Republian
Longtime Monon engineer John Vaughn near death in New Albany
John Vaughn, veteran passenger engineer on the Monon for many years, is seriously ill at his New Albany home after retirement due to failing sight. He previously ran Lafayette to Louisville passenger trains and is known to nearly all road employees. Also noted are Mrs Wiley Baker with painful infected finger, Mrs Clara Smallwood improving from a fractured hip, and birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Farney Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vaughn
New Albany
Vaughn
Lafayette
Louisville
Lafayette Courier
Clara Smallwood
Oolitic
Minie Heartsock
Clear Creek
Smallwood
Burned child at school endangers life
Ten year old Burned ueille daughter of Claude Colgrazier Injured at a school noon hour in Antsville. Dr Weir attended the girl. Report says she set her clothing alight and ran from the building. Three playmates smothered the flames and she suffered severe burns from the knees down with a serious condition this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antsville
Weir
Prtperts
Woman Suffers From Infected Hand After Burn
Mrs. Challey Murray is suffering from a badly infected hand with symptoms of blood poisoning after burning her hand on a gal stove last week. She is under her family physician’s care and receiving treatment to ward off the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challey Murray
Hospital patient released home after appendicitis operation
Mrs. Jinery Cridwell of Qonolitic underwent an appendicitis operation three weeks ago at City Hospital and was discharged Sunday to her home in Oolitic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinery Cridwell
Qonolitic
Oolitic
Engineer Injured After Fall From Monon Engine
Monon engineer John Nugent suffered painful bruises when his foot slipped while alighting an engine. He sustained severe cuts and bruising to his right palm knee and leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
John Nugent
Five Southern Indiana Power cases continued by agreement
Indictment in State vs. Blackwell on running a blind tiger quashed Monday due to missing alleged violation date. Bringham vs. C. T. H. & SE. settled for $800. Fay McPike granted divorce from Everett McPike and May Barger’s maiden name restored. Mrs. Elizah Dunihue, once critically ill with blood poisoning, shows daily improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Indiana Power Company
Blackwell
Fay McPike
Everett McPike
May Barger
Elizah Dunihue
West 16Th Istreet
Murdering burglars gun down Linton night officer
Fred Cromwell 42, a Linton night policeman, was instantly killed when two burglars shot him during a store raid at Louis Friedman's clothing shop. The killers escaped with thirteen pairs of shoes, and bloodhounds failed to track them beyond two and a half miles. Local residents join the hunt amid a fund drive for Cromwell’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
Fred Cromwell
Louis Friedman
James Reed
Lyons
Nan
Central Oolitic Stone Co consolidates drafting rooms in Chicago
The Central Oolitic Stone Company will open a drafting department in Chicago next Monday. The Bloomington and Chicago drafting rooms are being consolidated under G Edwin Stillwell who led Bloomington operations. Mr and Mrs Stillwell and their daughter depart for Chicago. Kala Thrasher also moves to Chicago for drafting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Oolitic Stone Company
Chicago
G. Edwin Stillwell
Bloomington
Is Asked By May Murphy Of Glenn Murphy In the Lawrence Circuit Court
May Murphy requests action in the Lawrence Circuit Court against Glenn Murphy. The filing seeks resolution of a legal matter, with dates and parties listed in the court docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Murphy
Murphy divorce suit filed over cruel treatment
May Murphy and her attorneys Giles and Doman filed for divorce from Glenn Murphy in Lawrence circuit court. They allege marriage on September 12, 1908 and separation on February 1, 1915 with cruel treatment by the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Murphy
Giles & Doman
Lawrence
Glenn Murphy
Death of four year old Rosa Dorsen in Peerless
Rosa Dorsen four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Dorsen of Peerless died Sunday. Her father is brother of Joseph Dorsen who was killed recently by accidental rifle discharge. Funeral services held Monday at 3 PM at St Vincent de Paul church with burial at Green Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa. Dorsen
Peter Dorsen
Peerless
Joseph Dorsen
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Green Hill
Thirteen vags in police court and local moves noted
Thirteen vagrants lined up in police court Monday and were sent out of the city. One gave England as address and another said Seatle Washington. Clifford visited to sit his parents. Frank Grant ill with heart trouble is not much improved. Rhoda McDermot at City Hospital with tonsillitis is at her aunt’s home on North M street. Hart Short moved his family into KH B Thornton property on XI street while rebuilding West Thirteenth house gutted by fire. Mr and Mrs Charles Payton guests at Seymour, returning home this afternoon. GQ W Jones and M J Stalker noted in city on business. Born to Helmer Henderson and wife a son on West Fourteenth Street. Godwin Maxweil mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Seatle
Washington
Rhoda McDermot
City Hospital
North M Street
Hart Short
KH. B. Thornton
XI Street
West Thirteenth
James Black and Lucy Derment Wed in County Clerk Office
James Black of this county and Lucy Derment of Mitchell were married Monday by Rev. A. E. Dubber at the county clerk's office in this city. The couple will reside in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black
Lucy Derment
Mitchell
Marriage License Report for James Black and Lucy Derment
James Black of Lawrence County wed Lucy Derment of Mitchell as a marriage license notice notes their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black
Lawrence County
Lucy Derment
Mitchell
Mitchell man William Brown dies after heart trouble attack
William Brown of Mitchell is reported to have suffered a fatal heart attack. The death is attributed to heart trouble and related complications.
Man Dies Waiting at Mitchell Water Pump
William Brown aged 58 collapsed from heart trouble near his Mitchell home on Monday at 5 pm while filling buckets at a public pump. He died before aid could reach him. Coroner McLachlan and former coroner Harris conducted the inquest on Tuesday at 2 pm. Burial followed in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Mitchell
Brown
McLachlan
Harris
Three Stinesville men plead not guilty to whiskey theft
Charles Hight Ernest Taylor and William Jacobs appeared before Judge Miers after being arrested Thursday by Monon railway detectives Scofield and Hays for stealing a case of whiskey from a box car at Stinesville. Trial set for Friday. they are defended by City Attorney O'Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hight
Ernest Taylor
William Jacobs
Stinesville
Scofield and Hays
Monon Railway
Miers
O’donnell
Bloomington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deck McPike
Peterless
Liscar Adamson
Williams
Orghestra
Will
Christian Church
Methodist
Netur DA
Edmund D. Laughlin
Ternoon
Ey Kgan Vert i Il
Wiley Baker
Fifth
M Streets
Charles Smith
City
Ueille
Daugh
Ter
Claude Colgrazier
Jured
Baily
Circuit Court
Bringham
Cromwell
The
Law
Rence Circuit Court
Try
Clifford
Frank Grant
Charles Payton
Seymour Republican
W. Jones
Huron
M. J. Stalker
Georgia
Helmer Henderson
West Fourteenth Street
Gdwin Maxweil
Maree IN
Glerk’s — Ofce
Ora Sheetz
William Albert
West 12Th Street
Samuel Cundiff
Ofheidian Springs
Tunnelton
Brem Cundiff
Fami Ise
Joseph Bremer
Pekin
French Lick
Helen Brimer
Freetown
Celia Walls
Frank Tellis
Detroit
Michigan
George Smith
Terre Laute
Theodore Skinner
O Street
Leogoctee
East 6Th Street
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