Interurban track work moves west from Centerville
Track laying began on the interurban extension west from Centerville last Tuesday and will proceed with rapidity. A reunion of teachers and former pupils of schools taught by William Mendenhall Willits Cope Thomas Charles and others at old Newport now Fountain City will take place June 27 28 1902. Expected attendees include Willits Cope Thomas Charles Mary Hough Goddard Lizzie Coffin Johnson and others with the hope of a grand, good time described as a feast of reason flow of soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mendenhall
Willits Cope
Thomas Charles
Old Newport
Fountain City
Mary Hough Goddard
Lizzie Coffin Johnson
Dublin Items Reflect Small Town Happenings and Losses
Miss Nellie Demick visits Indianapolis and Mrs. Moore returns from Liberty. Locals note pavement work, new businesses in Hoffman block, and church services. Two local deaths, Joseph Funk and Walter Baird, are reported with funeral details, plus a marriage of J Clyde Hoffman and Geneva Faucet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Demick
Indianapolis
David Moore
Liberty
Wm. Coleman
Morris’ Springs
Thos. Stanley
Lewis Tenner
Chas. Dickinson
Wayne Works
Richmond
J. Clyde Hoffman
Geneva Faucet
Hoffman
Dublin High School
Indianapolis Law School
Walter Baird
Dublin
St. Louis
Sedalia
San Antonio
Texas
Pierce
M. E
Knights of Pythbias
Odd Fellows
Joseph Funk
Cambridge City
Eighth Indiana
Wayne County
Rich Mountain
Thirty Sixth Indiana
G.A.R
The
Red Men
Christian Church
Elder Land
Centerville
Milton items show community notes and travels
W H Miller at Plainfield and Harry Michael home this week. Leslie Obmit fell and broke his leg. Mrs James Revelle at Anderson last week. Park Lants and sister return from Chicago. Lew Klotz family from Richmond visiting Gresh. Mrs Lawrence Hittle from Indianapolis visited. Marven Wallace and sister home from the State University. Numerous visits, travels, and local events including chores at Earlham normal and a school program with missions collections. A band engagement, a serious accident, and notes on neighbors visiting graves and weddings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Miller
Plainfield
Harry Michael
Leslie Obmit
James Revelle
Anderson
Park Lants
Chicago
Lew Klotz
Richmond
J. R. Gresh’s
Lawrence Hittle
Indianapolis
Marven Wallace
The
State University
Chris Rumpf
Dayton
E. A. Kubns
Plummer
Carlind
Ohio
E. E. Kessler
Emma Frazee
Central Avenue
Dwight North
Maude Ball
Ida Moore
Blanche Hale
Maude Doty
Earlham Normal
Resolutions of mourning for W. 38 Binkley
The tribe mourns W. 38 Binkley, Past Sachem and Chief of Records, praising his service and pledging sympathy to his wife, mother, sisters, and family. It resolves thirty days of mourning, urges patience under the Great Spirit, and directs records to reflect the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binkley
Bro
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F. C. Mobbaugh, Eprtox
A. B
Edward
Alaria Henley
Spiceland
Norma Herbst
New York City
Harry Scott
Fred Cripe
Hoffman Block
Misa Nellie Groves
Emma Cook
Joe
Claude Canady
W. 8. Binkley
G. W. Murray
Campbellstown
Frank Mitchell
Mr. Murray
Goodykoontz
Thornburg School
Milton
Rhoda Morris
Anna Huston
Mies Mae
Aaron Morrie’s
F. M. Jones
Fred
Muncie
Euclaire
Wisconsin
Frank Florea
E. P. Jones
Will Keats
Cincinnati
Weatside Cemetery
Will. Swope
Nora
Lottis
Edna Mann
Harry Mann
Bessie Bradway
Endeavor
Epworth League
Eva St. Clair
Milton Bard
Glen Miller
Christian Sunday School
Dan Griffith
Connersville
New Castle
Wesley Memorial
Jensen
O. H. Beeson
W. B. Williams
Lon Wallace
William Wallace
Oliver Ferguson
Lafe Beeson
Frank Wallace
Emmet Crowe
Wabash
Robinson Park
Fort Wayne
Beeson’s
Lew Boyd
John Flinn
Oliver Thornburg
Chamberlain
Flinn
Sioux Falls
Routh & Callaway
Indiana
Wigwwam
Logan Tribe
Jamp
P O. RE. M
Wayne Register
Cambridge City Tribune
T. P. Smith
H. L. Morgan
Wilson
Storch & Roby
Smith Shop
K. of P. Temple
Albert Dill
Buti
Starr Piano Factory
ING Sion Piano Factory
Esioqisreg
Starr
F. S. Smith
Clark’s Block
Ind
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