Death Comes 10 Louisa E Hine
Louisa Elten Hine age 50 of Whitestown died at home at 4 20 a m Saturday after months of illness Funeral Monday in Whitestown Lutheran church with Rev C L Warstlar officiating Burial in Lutheran cemetery Survivors include husband Charles W Hine two children A E Hine and Mrs Carrie Brandon two brothers George Elmer Wesley Albert Laughner a half sister Lillie Laughner and a half brother Ora Laughner Born Boone County October 10 1860 she married May 23 1878 in Boone County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Elten Hine
Charles Wentworth Hine
Whitestown
Belfast
Boone County
Charles W. Hine
A. E. Hine
Death of Twins Near Darlington in 1920s notice
The twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Chester Abney aged four months died at their home two miles south of Darlington. One died Saturday night and the other Sunday night. Both were buried Monday afternoon at Greenlawn cemetery in Darlington. Also noted were two fire drills at Central school on Tuesday to acquaint children with new exits. drills to continue regularly.
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Chester Abney
Darlington
Greenlawn
Pleasant Evening Club Surprises Mrs Means with Dinner
The Ladies' Evening Club on North West street held a belated sendoff for Mrs William Means as she moves to Indianapolis next week. They hosted a generous six o'clock dinner and a happy evening, with friends wishing the Means family happiness and success in the new home.
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Ladies Evening Club
William Means
North West Street
Mrs. Means
Indianapolis
Culture Club entertains husbands at Murphy home
Country Culture Club members and their families enjoyed a Thursday night gathering at Mrs. John Murphy’s home. A short musical program followed by games entertained the group, with ice cream and cake served. The evening closed with guests voting the club as ideal entertainers.
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Country Culture Club
John Murphy
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Buggy Hit by Auto Near Crawfordsville Injures Rider
Forrest Lockridge of near Mace was struck by a fast auto on the state road while returning from Crawfordsville fair. The wheel was smashed, and Lockridge was dragged to the ground with facial and shoulder injuries. The auto fled. no driver or vehicle identified.
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Crawfordsville
Forrest Lockridge
Mace
Mark Hale
Young Lockridge
Hale
Lockridge
Sigmond
Want Dr Robbins Back at Lebanon Church Meeting
The Quarterly Conference of the Methodist church met Monday night with reports on the year's work and other business. Presiding elder Rev. A. G. Leazenby attended. The highlight was the unanimous invitation for Dr Kirk Waldo Robbins to return for another year. The annual meeting starts in Lafayette on September 29.
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The
Methodist Church
A. G. Leazenby
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Lebanon Church
Lafayette
Wagon Load of Furniture Dumps on West Him Street
Jesse Dodson moving household goods from West Him to Superior street had furniture slip from a wagon on a rough street. Mrs Dodson and Winn Havens were thrown to the ground. a stand table broke, and Dodson bought a new dish set for breakfast the next day.
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Jesse Dodson
West Him
Superior Street
Roswell Resident Improves After Long Illness Visit
Mre C B H Denger of Roswell New Mexico formerly of this county is visiting for a couple of weeks. She has been bedfast since May 20 with hemorrhage of the tongues but shows marked improvement according to the attending physician. The report notes cautious optimism about recovery.
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C. BH. Denger
Roswell
New Mexico
Denger
Miss Mabel Coddington Accepts Crawfordsville Post
Miss Mabel Coddington, longtime head of Oxford College of Women's public speaking, resigns to take charge of Crawfordsville High School's similar department this coming winter. She sought the Crawfordsville position to be near her mother living in the city. A Northwestern University Cumnoch School of Oratory graduate, she earned fame for her work and progressed well at Oxford. Crawfordsville High earns a valued addition.
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Mabel Coddington
Oxford College of Women
Oxford
Crawfordsville High School
Coddington
Crawfordsville
Ohio Institution
Miss Coddington
Cumnoch School of Oratory
Northwestern Undivesity
Misses Alice McConaughy Host Mission Circle Event
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle of Central Christian church met at Miss Daisy Masters on West Main Street with assistant hostesses Misses Alice Bertha McConaughy and Ruth Campbell. Miss Opal Etci son led a discussion on A New Conscience and An Ancient Evil by Jane Addams while Miss Norah Darnall read a missionary letter.
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Central Christian Church
Daisy Masters
West Main Street
Alice
Bertha McConaughy
Ruth Campbell
Flassie Flannigan
Rose Threlkeld
Jane Addams
Opal Etcison
Norah Darnall
Hedges
Africa
Lour Vox
Magdalene Mitchell
Wilder Brigade reunion set for October in Anderson
The Wilder Brigade plans its annual reunion at Anderson on October 7 and 8, led by the 77th and 72nd Indiana regiments along with the 98th Illinois and 18th Indiana Battery. Over 5,000 soldiers served. about 1,000 survive, including General John T. Wilder who hopes to attend from Monterey Tennessee, with Major Connelly of Illinois and Dr. Kemper of Munice among others expected.
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Wilder Brigade
Anderson
Indiana
Illinois
John ‘T. Wilder
Monterey
Tenn
Major Connelly
Iinois
Brigade
Kemper
Muncié
Papell Loombs Pone Firm Seeks Clarification
Fragmentary OCR notes show a company named Papell Loombs Pone and a legal or financial context with unclear details. The readable items indicate a business entity involved in a dispute or filing, but specifics such as dates, actions, or parties remain obscured. Further text needed for precise summary.
Hedge Reunion Held at Brookside Park Indianapolis
The Hedge family reunion gathered 175 members at Brookside Park in Indianapolis on Sunday with representatives from Virginia and Mississippi and Lebanon area attendees. A program of speeches and songs completed by a noon dinner. Mrs Dessie Rightsel Beck won best cake with a hand-painted bon bondish. Officers retained: Charles Hedge president, Charles McDaniel vice president, Mrs Alice Atherton secretary, Cecil Scott treasurer. The 1915 reunion will be in Lizton.
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Hedge
Brookside Park
Indianapolis
Virginia
Mississippi
Lebanon
Dessie Rightsel Beck
Shepardsville
Charles Hedge
Charles, McDaniel
Alice Atherton
Cecil Scott
Lizton
Valuable Horse Hurtle Injures John Sicks Team
A second injury to John Sicks's Norman gray horse team occurred Monday night when one horse was found badly bruised and scarred with a damaged eye after trample in the barn. The team, valued at 1200 dollars, had earlier suffered a wire-cut injury this summer.
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John Sicks
Cam
Sicks
Infant Ottinger Dies in Perry Township Home
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ottinger died at 3 00 p m on September 3 1914 at the parents home in Perry township. Surviving are the father mother and two brothers Basil and Haven. Funeral was held at the residence and burial was in Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Ottinger
Perry Township
Basil
Haven
Lutheran Cemetery
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J.H. Hawkins
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Quarterly Conference of the Church
Mre. C. BH. Denger
Mission Circle Met
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Bertha McCon
Aughy and
Ruth Campbell Weer
Wilders Brigade
Will
Papell- Loombs Pone, Company
Sui
Dianapolis
BIG Norman
Morgan Shoe Co
Lexington
Lewis
Otter Tail County, Minn
Otter Tail
Wilkin
Lake and Park Region
Park Region Land&LoanCo
Fergus Falls, Minn
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