Local News Highlights From Mitchell Area News
Local notes report visits by Mrs. James Myers and others in Elnora and Indianapolis. Marriage licenses issued to Elihu Parks and Laura F. McCoy and to Ed Gould with Nellie McMann. A new company bought the Salem fair grounds and plans a fair in September. Pension and business moves involve several area residents, with loans offered and shop relocations noted. An excursion to Terre Haute and a proposed electric plant sale are also mentioned.
Faubion Cummings McPike Family Reunion Meeting
The Faubion Cummings and McPike families plan their annual meeting on June 7 1902 at Enoch Faubions farm also known as Isaac Bonhams farm fourteen miles northeast of Heltonville. Good speakers will attend and all are invited. May 20 1902 H A Cummins Secretary.
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Faubion
Wray and neighbors figure in Hoosier city notes
Saturday in the city features Mr and Mrs Henry Wray of Heltonville visiting town. Riley Foddrill builds two three room cottages on H Street. The Monon resumes newsboys on through trains after a year. The Lowder mill near Springville sold for 850 dollars to John Rollinson of Lyons. Indications grow that Monon may be acquired by Louisville and Nashville and Southern jointly to gain Chicago access.
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Henry Wray
Heltonville
City
Riley Foddrill
H Street
Lowder
Indian Creek
Springville
Sheriff’s Sale
John Rollinson
Lyons, Ind
Monon
Louisville & Nashville
Southern Railway
McDoel
Spencer
Southern
The
Chicago
South
Illinois Central
Indianapolis
Louisville
Monon stock shipment sails from Bloomfield to Europe
The Monon shipped 15 carloads of fine stock from Bloomfield via the B and O to Boston for European distribution. Local notes include obituaries for Mrs Phebe Voss near Springville aged 77 and Mrs Watty Owens aged 83 buried in Avoca, plus a Dubois County geologist evaluating a premier potters clay bed between Huntingburg and Holland.
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Monon
Bloomfield
Boston
Europe
Phebe Voss
Dec Ferguson
Springville
Watty Owens
Zimri Bennett
A. K. Sears
Avoca
Dubois County
Huntingburg
Holland
Paoli News
King Dodo at Stone City Opera House in Celebrated Musical Event
The famous comic opera King Dodo by Gustavius Luders will be staged next week at the Stone City Opera House. Thirty performers and a fifteen strong chorus promise elaborate costumes and a high character production by Bedford Premier Band with directors Waterbury and Spain. The show closes the opera season as rehearsals continue nightly and the high school class holds commencement on June 3 and 4, after which the theater closes until September.
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King Dodo
Stone City Opera House
Gustavius Luders
Chic
America
Dodo
Bedford
Waterbury
Spain
Stone City
Spanish American Veterans Meet for Decoration Day Plans
All Spanish American veterans are urged to meet at the G. A. R. Hall on Monday evening May 26 1902 at 7 30 to arrange Decoration Day exercises. All veterans are requested to attend and non residents are invited. By order of COMMITTEE. Swain formerly with Vandalia then Monon office at Suimedale resigns ill health. Green of Monon appointed to Limedale office. roads patched appointment arrangement.
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G. A. R. Hall
O. D. Swain
Vandalia
Monon
Suimedale
KE. E. Green
Limedale
Johnson Hon wedding at Mrs Hon residence
A pretty wedding occurred at Mrs Frances Hon residence on South N street Wednesday evening. Prof Elmer A Johnson and Miss Ethel Hon married with Rev E Richard Edwards officiating. Miss May Martin as brides maid and Clyde Hon as grooms man attended. Out of town guests included Dr and Mrs A H Hon of Bloomington and Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson of Buddha.
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Frances Hon
South N Street
Elmer A. Johnson
Bedford Schools
Ethel Hon
E. Richard Edwards
First Christian Church
May Martin
Clyde Hon
Bedford
Johnson
A. H. Hon
Bloomington
G. M. Norman
Heltonville
Walter Johnson
Buddha
Shirley Snider
George Snider
Ea Terrell
Oratorical and Musical Contest preparations at local schools
Salem requests 175 seats for the school at the Oratorical and Musical Contest while Bloomington reserves 300 seats in the north end of the Men's Gymnasium for the event. Students face track conditions, illness, and costume delays as plans unfold.
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Salem
Bloomington
Protecting young fruit trees with mosquito netting against locusts
A group protects their young fruit trees by covering them with mosquito bar netting. The barrier successfully keeps locusts away without harming tree growth.
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