Wedding in Villa Worth Bluffton United Couple
A refined home wedding took place Thursday morning at Villa Worth in Bluffton. Stella Adelia Vaughn married William Alexander Patton with Rev. Lester officiating. About 100 guests attended from nearby towns. The bride, a former English teacher, is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. Vaughn. Patton, Marion United Telephone manager, is a popular young businessman whose father resides in Hebron. A gracious luncheon followed with gifts presented.
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Bluffton
Villa Worth
E. C. Vaughn
Stella Adelia
William Alexander Patton
Rev. C. S. Lester
Mr. Crimm
Salem
Indiana
The
State University
Ed Williams
Portland
Greenman
Marion
R. W. Vaughn
Winchester
Elizabeth Redman
Ridgevilles
Jay A. Hindman
Hartford City
John F. Hartle
Plymouth
Vaughn
William A. Patton
United Telephone Company
Hebron
Alice Fulton
Bessie Sale
Blanche Dailey
Effie Redding
Beth Dougherty
Charlotte Tribolet
Martha Hatfield
Mrs. Patton
Lake Erie
Two Personally Conducted Excur sions to Western States
Two personally conducted excursions to Colorado Utah and California plan to depart the first week in July and August. Low round trip rates and no car changes from Ohio to Indiana points to destination. For full information write G D Deane Jr I P A Mo Pac at 200 Sentinel Building Indianapolis.
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Colorado
Utah
California
Ohio
Indiana
G. d . Deane, Jr
I. P. A. Mo. Pac
200 Sentinel Bldg
Indianapolis
School Board Hires Teachers At Five Open Positions
The school board met on Thursday to hire teachers for the coming year. Five positions are filled with salary increases for most. three resignations were accepted. The list includes high school principal Charles Dailey and others, with several resignations and pending rehirings. Salary raises noted for Dailey, Whitcomb, Walker, Hamilton, Karns, Myers, Williams, and Walting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hesler
Warner
Staub
the Park
Gracia Myers
Ben Williamson
Charles Dailey
E. J. Walker
Dell Hamilton
Blanche Karns
F. C. Whitcomb
Nellie Hughes
Frank Myers
Lettie Miller
Thomas
Dailey
Whitcomb
Karns
Tom Williams
Guy Walting
State Organizer Travels to Organize Rural Carriers
Walter Fetters, Indiana Rural Carriers Association state organizer, left Monday for Auburn on a thirty day tour to organize rural letter carriers across the state and enlist them in the state association. He will visit Auburn, Angola, Lagrange, Albion, Goshen, Warsaw, South Bend, Plymouth, Rochester, Wabash, Logansport, Lafayette, Crawfordsville, Frankfort, Kokomo, Noblesville, Martinsville, Bloomfield, Washington, Vincennes, Evansville, Scottsburg, Shelbyville, Rushville, Connersville, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fetters
Indiana Rural Carriers Association
Auburn
Walter
Angola
Lagrange
Albion
Goshen
Warsaw
South Bend
Plymouth
Rochester
Wabash
Logansport
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Kokomo
Noblesville
Martinsville
Bloomfield
Washington
Vincennes
Evansville
Scottsburg
Shelbyville
Rushville
Connersville
Richmond
What Thin Folks Need From Dr King’s Pills
What Thin Folks Need is a compact sales blurb touting Dr Kings New Life Pills to improve digestion regulate organs expel poisons enrich the blood and boost appetite. Sold for 26 cents at C C Deam's with period tone and promotional edge.
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Dr. King
C. C. Deam
Next Classis Meets Here In May 1904
The St Joseph Classes of the Reformed church will host the next Classis in the city on the first Wednesday in May 1904. Ben Ashbaucher, recently returning from Fulton Michigan, was elected treasurer for the fifteenth time and named vice president of the Sunday School convention. Rev Welker serves as corresponding secretary. about 150 delegates are expected next year, with northern Indiana and southern Michigan charges totaling nineteen. Miss Dempsey and Mrs Clarey visited Fort Wayne on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Reformed Church
Ben Ashbaucher
Fulton
Michigan
Ben
Welker
Bluffton
Indiana
The
Clover Leaf plans major equipment upgrades for St Louis fair
Clover Leaf President Norton announced planned improvements to passenger equipment ahead of the 1904 World’s Fair in St Louis. Space has been reserved in locomotive plants and car shops, with orders to be placed soon. A Clover Leaf freight fire in Avery damaged two Massachusetts weaving machines bound for Evansville Woolen Co, likely requiring factory return. No loss estimate given.
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Clover Leaf
St. Louis
Norton
Massachusetts
Evansville Woolen Co
Evansville
Avery
Frankfort Crescent
Danger of Colds and Grip and Chamberlains Remedy
The greatest danger from colds and grip is pneumonia but with reasonable care and Chamberlains Cough Remedy the danger is avoided. It cures a cold or grip quickly, is pleasant and safe, and is sold by Davenport Ehle. Mrs L Boyd of Montpelier spent Sunday with her parents Dan Beeler and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Trall
Chamberlain
Davenport & Ehle
L. Boyd
Montpelier
Dan Beeler
Warren Man Meets Death in Accidental Shooting
Joseph Nash owner of the Nash machine shops was accidentally shot and killed while fishing near Warren Indiana. A four year old son pulled the trigger of a Marlin rifle, the ball entering Nash’s jugular vein and causing death within minutes. Nash leaves a wife and four children. funeral arrangements to be made tomorrow as the factory is expected to continue operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ind
Joseph Nash
Nash Machine Shops
Nash
Mr. Nash
Vanhorn and Fuller Wed in Wicksville Ohio
Announcement states the marriage of Chas A Vanhorn to Ethel Jean Fuller. The ceremony took place in Wicksville Ohio on May 6. Vanhorn, a Poneto barber, is well liked. Fuller has worked as a milliner there for some time.
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Chas. A. Vanhorn
Ethel Jean Fuller
Wicksville
Ohio
Rates Not Raised for G A R Visitors at Anderson
Discussion over rates for visiting G A R veterans at Anderson ends with clarification that daily accommodation remains one dollar. Harrison Pontius of Lew Dailey post reported concerns about a possible rate hike, but M M Justus confirmed pricing unchanged and good rooms available at the former rate. Soldiers are urged not to avoid travel due to feared price increases.
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Anderson
Harrison Pontius
Lew Dailey Post
M. M. Justus
County Board of Review Meeting Set in Bluffton Indiana
Wells County Indiana notices announce a meeting of the County Board of Review on Monday June 1 1903 in Bluffton to review all real estate assessments and valuations as filed for 1903. Wa A Marin auditor signs the notice. In local real estate news John W Tribolet reports Flora A Porter bought ten acres of Frank Adams farm land west of the city plus adjoining ground from Thomas Gordon. Porter plans a truck farm to supply fresh vegetables to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Wells County
Indiana
John French
Wm. A. Marsh
Amos G. King
Said County
W. H. Rupright
H. E. Grove
Bluffton
Wa. A. Marin
Aud
John W. Tribolet
Flora A. Porter
Frank Adams
Thomas Gordon
Porter
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
Villa North
Stella Vaughn
W. A. Patton
Norfolk
Little Fellows
Madras
St. Joseph Classis
Miss Dempsey
Mrs. Qlarey
Fort Wayne
Warren Man