The Untimely Death of Little Edward Clark
A seven year old boy, Edward Joseph Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clark, drowned after wandering toward the water near the feeder dam. His body was recovered hours later and burial followed at Riverside after a funeral at the Presbyterian church. The tragedy unfolds amid community mourning and reflections on the loss of a promising child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littl Edward Clark
J. W. Clark
Whitewater
Mr. Clark
Chas. Hurst
Chas
Close
Wright
Nashville
Tenn
Edward Joseph
Presbyterian Church
Stearn
Presbyterian Sunday School
Riverside
Milton Items and Local Happenings Tidings
Local notes report sign changes and visits as Coppock’s garage gains a new sign. Community members attend meetings, births occur, properties change hands, street work continues, and cultural events from the Hudsoneston show to a Shakespeare pageant are mentioned along with club programs and booster enthusiasm.
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the Pane Co
Little Edward Clark
Pitman
R. H. Ressler
Hamilton
Ohio
Alfreda Givens
Indianapolis
Henry Storch
Ben Hindman
Hagerstown
Brookville
Wm. Wells
Taylor Crook
Connersville
Fayette County
Laurel
Franklin County
John Little
Chicago
Roxie Barber
Bank
Martin Thorp
Mt. Auburn
James Boggs
Pennville
Sixth District Medical Association
K. of P. Temple
L. P. Drayer
Ft. Wayne
State University
Joseph R. Eastman
Pythian Sisters
The
Kirschbaum
Wall Street
Morris & Krahl
Coppock
Clarence Langston
Chas. Lyons
Sipple
Huddleston Moving Picture Show
Philomath
Will Lyons
Lute Lantz
Milton Band
Centerville
Mrs. C. A. Braden
Knightstown
Young Ladies Mission Circle
Mrs. McClure
Vene Beeson
Nellie Woodcock
Columbus
Mary Noll
Harry Manlove
Embroidery Club
L. H. Warren
Rebekah
Will Scott
Rebekah Lodge
Will Daniel
Oliver Wallace
C. H. Callaway
Hiram Crook
O. H. Beeson
Jas. Murphy
Chas. Kniese
Richmond
Lindley Baker
Bentonville
Lee Hartman
Boosters
Sumner Fawley
Highway Magazine
stRaoe
Bickmore
Nelson Fuhrman
Cambridge City, Ind
Standard Fashion Co
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