Hon C F Dodds Dies After Short Illness In Bloomington
Clellyn F Dodds dies Friday morning at his residence on West 2nd Street after a brief illness of heart enlargement. The Bloomington prominent citizen and former mayor, born Sept 27 1862, served as county commissioner and mayor, led the Walnut Street Presbyterian church, and supported local fairs. Funeral held Sunday at Walnut Street church with large Odd Fellows attendance and burial at Rose Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clellen F. Dodds
West 2Nd Street
Mr. Dodda
Valley of Death
C. Dodds
Mr. Dodds
Monroe County
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
Clellyn’ F. Dodds
Samuel
Rachael
Reinhardt) Dodds
Kentucky
Bloomington
South Bloomington
F. Dodds
A. Helton
Dodda and Helton
Isow
Wallingford Fars
Perry Township
C. N. Henderson
Horticultural Society
Monroe County Fair Association
Dodds
I. C.C.F
Walnut St
Andrew J. Dodds
Chattanooga
R. Lyons
W. F. Reed
Rose Hill
Cecelia Lodge I. O. O. F
Ben Voss
Marshall
J. G. McPheeters
J. O. Burbank
J. D. Showers
Robert Foster
Robert Chamberlain
Joseph Dinsmore
Frank R. Woolley
John Edmondson
James B. Wilson
Lyona
H. A. McDonald
Union City
Odd Fellows
Benj. Voss
Rose Hill Cemetery
Cecelia Lodge
J. EB. Edmondson
J. B. Wilson
F. BR. Wooney
Bedford Demarrat Church Edifice Praised
The Catholic congregation celebrates a newly erected church building as the handsomest in the diocese besides St Mary’s, crediting Father Bogemann for tireless leadership from start to completion. The project is hailed as a monument to his genius and devotion to God.
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Bedford
St. Mary's
Father Bogemann
Pentecostal Meetings Sought for Indiana Conference
At the Bloomington district M K conference in Heltonsville a resolution urged Dr Steele to secure Rev. S A Keen or another suitable evangelist to lead Pentecostal meetings during the Indiana annual conference session in September 1924. The move followed appreciation of Keen's meetings in New Albany last year. Mrs Judge Banta and Mrs Capt Perry of Bloomington visit Martinville sanitarium.
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Bloomington
Heltonsville
Steele
8. M. Keen
Indiana
City
Keen
New Albany
Judge Banta
Capt. Perry
James J. Johnson
Martinaville Repos
Bedford Mail Briefs and Local Notices
Local items report AttGen Hadley ill with typhoid. Camping trip planned for Spencer by Smith, Marxaon, and Hall. Bedford team vs Bedford next? Dr Eigenmann returns from Woods Hole. A cow sinks in Dunn quarry hole with two theories of escape. A gun cane owned by James Cockerly hides a cartridge launcher. Craven loses $4000 in barn fire. Tramps rise in numbers. trial in mayor's court ends in fines. Wedding notices include Miss Nellie and Rev H W Steen.
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Ala M. Hadley
P. B. Smith
Fred Marxaon
Glen Hall
Spencer
Strike Off Ordered by East Chicago Union Branch
By unanimous vote of the East Chicago branch No. 169 of the American Railway Union at Hammond it was decided to call the strike off on the Chicago and Calument Terminal Railway and there is every assurance that all the old men will be given their places by the company.
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Oregon
Judge
Seward & Co
Frank Shogaunker
John R. East
Bedford
Col East
East Chicago
American Railway Union
Hammond
Chicago & Calumet Terminal Railway
Notorious Ripley County Counterfeiter Nabbed in Texas
James Rittenhouse, once jailed in Osgood Indiana for counterfeiting and later escaped after a year, has been captured in Texas. Now over seventy, he remains notably vigorous and is tied to the Levi Rittenhouse gang once headquartered in Ripley County, long eluding southern Indiana officers.
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James K. Rittenhouse
Osgood
Ind
Texas
James Rittenhouse
Levi-Rittenhouse
Ripley County
Indiana
Torn Away Landmark Rooms Moved for New Builds
Old south side square landmarks are relocated. Char ley Mobley dry goods room moves to east Kirkwood Avenue by Mr Thompson. Eph Hughes barber room to opposite Jackson store on Sixth Street. Kirkwood house becomes a dye house, Sixth Street residence a dwelling. Thompson owns both houses and lives near Stanford. Mobley room is historic with past shootings and a squire’s office once housed there. New buildings to replace them.
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Charley Mobley
Mr. Thompson
Kirkwood Avenue
Eph Hughes
Jackson Store
West Sixth Street
Sixth Street
Stanford
Mobley
Squire
Vindication of Elder Oliphant in Death Rumor Case
A circulated report alleging Elder Jas H Oliphant borrowed $500 from the deceased Mrs John Urnves is denied. The family states no such debt existed and condemns the unfounded tale as without basis. The note notes Oliphant baptized the wife before marriage and remains a favored preacher in the community.
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John Urnves
Eprtors Worip
Eider
Jas
H. Oliphant
Oliphant
Onphant
Favorit Preecke J
Correction of slanderous report about Elder Oliphant
Joan Graves writes to the coroner denying financial motives behind a death rumor circulated in Bloomington and Bloomfield. She asserts her wife’s estate was handled properly, no money borrowed from Elder Oliphant, and urges newspapers to publish the correction for the sake of the minister’s reputation.
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The
Oliphant
Bloomington
Bloomfield
Elder Oliphant
Brother Oliphant
Joan Graves
Mrs Luccock Leaves for Kimbolton with Family
Mrs. Luccock and her children departed last night and sent the household goods directly to Washington D C.
Death of Mrs. Minnet at South Park funeral set near White Hall
Mrs. Minnet of South Park died yesterday at about four pm. She was the mother in law of Mr. Cottey the carpenter. The funeral will be Friday afternoon at the family burial grounds near White Hall. Uncle Sam loses 50000 in a star stern theft of American gold landed at Havre France. American detectives to be called. Mayor Hopkins refuses A U to parade for President Debs arrival. Invitations withdrawn. Debs to proceed by a small committee.
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Hopkins
Debs
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the Silent Reaper
Senator Falk
Odd Fellows’ Order
W.F. Reed
Lyons
Gouth
Com
Robert Wilson
Fairfax
S. A. Keen
Bedfcord
Bedford's
Déke
E. C. Fessler
Indianapolis
A. B. Hatton
Connersville
Dr. Whitted
North College Avenue
Charlie Mitchell
Coxton
Bedford Mail
Carl H. Eigenmann
Sumner
Wood's Hole
Mass
Dunn’s
James Cockerly
James Hughes
Cockerly
W.R. Craven
Banner Dry Goods
Centre Valley
State Department i
China
Japan
Fred Hoover
Joe Alexander
Water Falk
Edmondson
Millen
L. Wilhite
Wilhite& Nicely
St. Louis
Detriot
Mich
Wilhite
John Pennington
Nellie
Thompson
Bill Adams
H.W. Steen
C. P
Elletteville
Lora
Benzel
N. W. Clark
Oakland City
Steen
Franklin
Uliemant
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