Birthday Surprises Mark Mrs Alumbaugh and J Frank Sproatt
Mrs J F Alumbaugh celebrated her 44th birthday and 26th wedding anniversary with a family birthday supper at her son H T Alumbaugh home. J Frank Sproatt enjoyed a surprise 53rd birthday gathering with friends featuring games and refreshments.
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J. F. Alumbaugh
H. T. Alumbaugh
Card of Thanks for floral offerings from four towns
We express gratitude to friends in Princeton Carlisle Sullivan and Merom Station for the beautiful flowers honoring our deceased wife and sister. Rev D Doss Laura E Goodin Rob J G Goodin Mrs Julia Allen.
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Princeton
Carlisle
Sullivan
Merom Station
Rev
D. Doss
Laura E. Goodin
Rob’j. G. Goodin
Julia Allen
Body Found In Mississippi Near Crystal City
Albert J. Mason, 22, of St. Louis and Oblong Illinois, drowned June 4 after a houseboat voyage with friends. His body was found six days later by fisherman McCormick near Crystal City Missouri and later identified in Oblong. Family details and telegrams traced his brothers and uncles. funeral plans pending.
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Albert J. Mason
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Missouri
Crystal City, Mo
Mississippi ‘River
Crystal City
McCormick
Mason
James W. Mason
Oblong
Illinois
Brown’s Ridge
Maxwell Haines
Chas. Mason
Swan Avenue
Albert
Haines
Unrcle
John Meng
Carlisle
Ind
C. R. Mason
A. J. Mason
R. Mason
Rush
Henry King
Globe-Democrat
Colored Lady Dead In Princeton Doss Funeral Planned
Mrs. Henry Ann Doss died at her Princeton home Friday night of heart failure after rising to heat water. Born March 16, 1865 in Larue County Kentucky she was daughter of Henry C. Goodin and Melvina. She married Rev. Doss in 1901 and joined churches in Carlisle Merom and Princeton. Survived by husband Robert Goodin sisters Julia Allen Laura Goodin and a brother. Body moved to Carlisle and then Merom for funeral services conducted by Rev Turner. Interment Merom cemetery.
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Henry Ann Doss
Princeton
Henry C
Melvina Goodin
Larue County
Kentucky
D. Doss
Colored Baptist Church
Carlisle
Christian Church
Merom
Missionary Baptist Church
Doss
Robert ‘G. Goodin
Julia
Allen
Laura. Goodin
Vincennes
Merom Cemetery
Carlisle pioneer citizen Steve Hackney dies of apoplexy
Stephen Hackney a longtime Carlisle resident and shoe dealer died suddenly at his daughter’s home after a day of farm work. Born August 2 1849 he was a father of four with one son in Kansas City and three surviving relatives. He had belonged to Carlisle Lodge No 50 I O O F and the Carlisle M E Church. Burial plans await word from son Paul R Hackney.
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Stephen Hackney
Carlisle
B. B. Evans
W. A. Lisman
Evans
David
Sarah Hackney
Knox County
Morris Chapel
Sarah Jewell
Terre Haute
P. C. Hoover
South Mound
Kansas
Wm. Hackney
Parsons
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Nancy Cummins
Paul R
Kansas City
Bertha
Ben Evans
West of Town
Harry
J. Gordon
Carlisle Lodge No. 50
Carlisle M. E
W. P. Barnhill
Paul R. Hackney
Moser Barber School
Paul
Carlisle Lodge of Odd Fellows
W. F. Russell
Methodist Church
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J. Frank Sproatt
Charles R. Mason
Albert J
Steve Hackney
Ben. B. Evans
Star Grocery Co
E. H. Duffer
Call Telephone No
Con, Bland & Son
the Palace Pharmacy
E. Anderson
Indiana
O. H. Minor
Cutler
Carlisle, Indiana
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J. F. Alumbaugh and Company
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First National Bank
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