Funeral rites for Mary relatives attend
The funeral was held Wednesday as relatives attended. The text notes a monetary amount of 31,400.50 and mentions a sale Saturday by Treasurer Short, with context related to the family and local city figures.
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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
6
The funeral was held Wednesday as relatives attended. The text notes a monetary amount of 31,400.50 and mentions a sale Saturday by Treasurer Short, with context related to the family and local city figures.
Rev A E Dubber pastor of the First Christian Church announced his resignation at Sunday morning services to take effect July 1. He accepts a Union City post with a salary of 2500 dollars, a modern eight room parsonage, a private secretary, and a month of vacation. Union City lies eighty five miles northeast of Indianapolis near the Ohio line. it is the terminal of the Indiana and Ohio interurban lines.
Reports say a 212 pound catfish was hauled from the Wabash River Sunday by a man named Schavon using a large dipnet. The catch, witnessed by witnesses including William Brundage, is described as possibly the largest ever seen in the stream.
Fragmentary news note mentions Ness County and a tie or race event. Readable parts reference a place name and a person or group, with unclear details about the action or outcome. Further context is not available in the legible lines.
Luther S Slinkard is under arrest for failure to support his children. The fragment mentions authorities returning a letter and an officer from Clinton, Missouri, with details unclear about dates or further charges.
A damaged text fragment describes an unusual accident or event with unclear details. It mentions a horse drawn conveyance, possible injuries, a wall or axle issue, and a lack of anyone in a cab. The readable parts hint at confusion and potential harm but lack concrete names or locations.
Karl Leslie Stultz of Oolitic and Euphea May of Avoca together with Fred Starr of Bedford and Emily Anderson of Bedford appear in a public notice detailing forthcoming nuptials.
Invitations have been issued by Arthur Braden for the marriage of Alma Davis to Albert J. Fields on Wednesday at 2 PM at the First Methodist church. John Fluff appeared before the mayor on a charge of intoxication and paid fines totaling 12 dollars. Ches Lambert was arrested on a charge of selling whiskey to Max Stricker without proper legal formalities. Mrs Ray Boruff suffered serious burns to both hands from gasoline flames at home Sunday evening and is under care.
A fine sorrel mare owned by Trapk Owen used for the Tamil Gurri was seized with lockjaw Sunday. Veterinary Deb ’tins found it necessary to chloroform the mare to relieve agony. The six year old animal, formerly owned by Col. Voris, showed no visible wound. The cause remains unclear.
The Peru Greys beat the Kokomo Red Sox 7 to 4 at home in front of about 4090 fans. Key hits by Cochman and Calderhead secured the win while Charley Carr homered and Curtis added a homer for Kokomo. Cramer allowed seven hits and seven strikeouts. Isiak struck out nine.
Mrs. Sarah Magerlein of Marion Township died suddenly Monday from heart trouble at Williams. The prominent local resident passed away after a brief illness, leaving behind family and friends in the community.
Mrs. Sarah Catherine Magerlein aged 55 died at home in Wai ming from nephritis and was buried in Patricksburg. Thomas, a farmer on Homer Foster’s adjacent land, died of heart trouble. Yow, son of Leeander Tew, pioneer farmer, was among the county’s well known residents. The family includes Frank Tew near Drvanisville and Mrs. Den nie Rariden in Miami County. Funeral plans await word from son Harvey in Texas.
Fort Stultz and Miss Snupha May were married in the Clerk's office on Tuesday with Rev. John Williams officiating. The bride, from Avoca, is from a deceased family. the groom works at the Hoosier Stone Mill and is a grandson of County Coroner Br. J. Ai. McLachlan. Friends wish them a long, happy, prosperous marriage.
Justice Ralph B. Matott suffered a slight stroke Monday evening and was in serious condition Tuesday. He had a similar stroke several months ago but recovered.
Willie Voyles the son of Dr and Mrs Starvey Voyles of West 4th street suffered a bike accident on J street in front of Perry Fiscus plumbing office. The bicycle fell and his prosthetic leg struck the brick street causing heavy bleeding. he was aided by Mr Fiscus and later taken home where his parents reported he is recovering and fortunate no serious injury occurred.
A steady crew works on the old Monon trestle at Sugar Creek replacing rusty stringers and braces with new steel girders. Officials plan to complete the project by late next week making the bridge safer along the route. A Crawfordsville appropriation funded the reinforcement of weak bridges to support newer passenger engines.
Gdl W V Williams presented the Daily Mail with a stalk of rhubarb measuring eight inches from ground to leaf base. The length nears a local record for the pie vegetable, suggesting a notable harvest entry.
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