Pledge of greater church attendance marks Christmas season
Town observes Christmas spirit as shops close early and workers brace for quieter business. An Ohio Valley veteran Captain Keller is remembered for river improvement work and civic service in Evansville and Indianapolis, with family ties and church life highlighted.
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Captain Keller
Evansville
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Colonel Vance
Improvement Association
Evansville Business Association
Evansville Manufacturers’ Association
Tri-State Fair Association
St. Paul's Church
Indianapolis
Helen Wells
Charlies Wells
Keller
Royal Arcanum and
Elks Lodges
T. P.A
St. Paul’s Church
Maggie Keller
Louisville
John C. Keller
Albert W. Keller
Wabash
Farragut
Evansville printer Captain Keller dies after long illness
Captain William H. Keller of Evansville, president of the Keller Crescent Printing and Engraving Co., died at 11 p.m. at 1003 Upper First Street after a four week battle with heart trouble. Born in Combala Pa he moved to Indiana with his family and served in the Civil War rising to captain. He later worked in revenue service and settled in Evansville, building a prominent local printing firm known for growth and community service.
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W. H. Keller
Evansville
Cambridge City News
Lafayette Develin
Ros. Whelan
Alex. Lieb
Cambridge City Bulletin
Geo. B. King
Centerville
Flag of the Free
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Evansville Journal-News
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Schuylkill County
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Abraham Lincoln
Eighth
Indiana Volunteer Regiment
Government Revenue Service
Indianapolis
Veatch
Isaacs
Sycamore Street
Locust Street
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Ohio
Merry Christmas From W H Huber in Scranton 1908
A Christmas letter from W H Huber written from Scranton Pa dated December 18 1908 humorously remarks on his East Asia travels and Cambridge Massachusetts his admiration for Cambridge citizens and a wish for good cheer. He signs off with a jovial blessing and mentions friends and guards by name.
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Tribune
Far East
Cambridge
Scott Stove and Manufacturing Co
Benjamin F. Wiesler
America
Europe
Walter
Perdition
Brother Hawley
George Drischel
Janes van Meter
Daniel Wissler
J Hoyle
W. H. Huser
Lewisville Items Highlight Local Social News
Clarence Cartwright serves as head clerk at Keller's after the birth of a son to Isaac Vickery and wife last Thursday. Mrs. L. F. Symonds and her child visited Knightstown, and Grace Cartwright shopped there on Monday. Mrs. Potters hosted Two O'clock Wednesday afternoon. W. C. Pierson and Carly Hollingsworth travelled to Indianapolis. Grace Johnston and Margaret Pilcher shopped in Richmond on Tuesday.
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Miss Grace Cartwright
Knightstown
W. C. Pierson
Carly Hollingsworth
Indianapolis
Local Notes on Visits Changes in Ownership and a Depot Fire
Misese Erma and Norma Pierson visit relatives in Richmond and Centerville while Hale Hollingsworth of Goshen visits grandparents C W Reynolds and wife. Misses Augusta and Mary Lail of Indianapolis stay with John Logan and Lucile McIlvaine. The Lewisville Freeman changes hands with W C Smith selling to Mr Penery and the Smiths move to Michigan. A Pennsylvan ia train No 32 sidetracked a mail and express car at the depot, fire alarms and bucket brigade responded but the mail car was nearly destroyed.
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Augusta and
Mary Lail
Indianapolis
John Logan
Lucile McIlvaine
Pennsylvania Train No. 32
Local social and religious notices fill town pages
A flurry of visits and moves as residents travel to Florida and Richmond. church services and Sunday school events mingle with lodge announcements and Christmas programs. community gatherings include dances, dinners, and a pie social at the Odd Fellows hall with a 54th lodge anniversary planned.
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Rebekah
Odi Fellows’ Hall
Odd Fellows
Walnut Level
The
Christian Church
Boards of Mission
Local residents plan holiday visits across towns
Abijah Hammer is back on the street. Effie McMahon visits from Marion for two weeks. Ed Morgan leaves for North Carolina on business. Ora Huddleston stays with relatives in Cincinnati. Ray Winnings of Indianapolis to spend Christmas with Wiley Phellis. J A Christman travels to Dayton for holidays with two sons. Mrs B L Woodward and Della visit Anderson. Emma Lanning and children visit Hartford City. Winnifred Hayes from South Carolina visits her mother Kate Schooley. Mary Funk and Inez visit Dr Mitchell and family at Everton over Christmas. Lilian Baker returns from Bloomington to spend holidays with sister Charlie Evans. Sam and Charlie Huddleston spend weeks with Rev Leroy Huddleston at Fisher's Station. High School Seniors plan to deliver their mid term.
Effects of the Norman Conquest and Strong Navy Debates
A list of literary works and authors on constitutional reforms and national defense. Items include The New Constitution of Turkey by J Wiley Phellis and We Need a Stronger Navy by Guy Harvey, among others, reflecting debates on governance and maritime power.
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Cecil Williams
Our Swamp Land
Luke Langston
Home Remedy for Rheumatism Promises Relief
Local notice urges readers to mix Fluid Extract Dandelion one half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces with water. Take teaspoonfuls after meals and at bedtime and drink water. Claim is made that kidneys are cleansed and waste filtered leading to relief and possible cure.
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W. G. W. F. Chase
A. E. Ehle
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Ross Parker
Ephriam Crull
Elwood
Sarah Hussey
Mrs. Oakes
Albert Marlatt
Bertha Hale
Mt. Summit
Mabel Meeker
Muncie
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Pinonick
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Bentonville
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Cincinnati
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Hartford City
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Inez
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Sam Huddleston
Leroy Huddleston
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